this morning on good day, another day another primary. democrat voters head to the also in south carolina a while both democrats and republicans gear up for super tuesday, a primary day that could be a game changer in the raise for the white house. a man got shooting up heroin on a septa bus. then falling on the floor, police stepped in and saved him and then tracked him down days later to arrest him. too much? or tough love? the chief weighs in. we've always been interactive, now we want you to become part of our team and even get paid for this. how you can join the fox 29 news crew. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good morning everyone,

welcome to good day philadelphia. i'm sitting there watching the open and going iic pick up the phone, join the team and get paid for this. >> a lot of money. we're talking $50 for a video if we want it on tv. > we'll slain in a moment. > good morning, bill anderson, dave warren. >> do you know what today is. >> i'm sure there are a lot of holidays. >> it's obviously the last saturday in february, but it's polar bear day. > what does that mean. >> it means it's really cold outside. > it is really cold outside, but winter is fading. will feel like winter this morning, but by the end of the weekend, things will be warming up a little bit. grab the coat, chill in the air, a nice start, the sun comes up a little earlier. ultimate doppler clear right now. temperatures are a little chilly, though, into the mid to upper 20s when you factor in the

wind chill it feels like it's in the mid to low 20s, even teens. so you still have the chill in the air. it is a weekend, why not grab a beverage. weekend wendy with a beverage? please explain. >> let's right. but let's make it clear, what exactly is in weekend wendy's mug, it is root beer. even though she is going to enjoy the beer fest. it is host by the german so sit and this is a very popular event. i want you to know there are special prices for children and for designated drivers who are not going to indulge. lots of stuff to do, lots of fun. it is today 1:00 to 5:30:00 p.m. at the german society of pennsylvania's headquarters on spring garden street. have fun. have fun, be safe. 39 up to 426789 so we're just up above 40-degrees. gusty wind, the wind will die down a about it tonight. but we have warmer weather

coming in tomorrow and a little bit of rain much it's in seven day forecast that's coming up a bit later, but right now we want to look at some traffic issues with bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. a big game in south philly, flyers 1:00 on the ice here in south philadelphia. that's going to throw some jambs on both 95 and the schuylkill and into the said yum area. on your way home, northbound 95 all through the weekend. crews are working down to one lane at girard avenue. so leaving center city, heading to the northeast, expect delays and then both today and tomorrow septa is using shuttle buses along a portion of its airport line. enjoy your saturday, i'll see you back here tomorrow morning for good day philadelphia weekend. > thank you very much, bob. it's 7:03. let's take a look at your top stories on your saturday morning. a carbon monoxide scare in mt. airey. around 3:30 this morning, fire officials have evacuated a

three-story home after a carbon monoxide leak. this home is in the 100 block of east sharp neck street. fortunately no one had to be taken to the hospital. > also new from overnight, a philadelphia police officer is recovering after epa accident. you can see the crash right there. this all happened just before 3:00 this morning. this is over at bryn mawr and parkside avenues. the officer' vehicle slammed into that telephone pole. he was taken over to the on hospital. the injuries are reported to be minor. we don't know what caused this crash. he might have swerved to avoid epa animal. police are searching for a man they say stabbed a woman when he tried to rob her in huntington. officers were called to the station just after 2:00 a.m. no word on the woman's condition. > police are asking for your help to identify a person who assaulted a girl on a very popular sketch on a skull kill

trail. take a look. this was release by the police department. officers believe this is a compilation of what the suspect might look like. a teen acre who was on the tune trail. it was 10:00 in the morning. it's a pretty busy stretch. the victim was walking on the foot bridge when all of a united states sen this guy jumps out and grabs her behind and assaults her in the middle of the day. the suspect is five foot ten, in his late 20 #-s or early 30s. he has some graying facial hair and a tattoo with letters across his stomach. >> i think it's horrible. these trails are for us to ride. no matter what age we should feel safe. >> i feel really bad. i can only imagine how i would feel in that sort of situation. so i just hope everything is okay with her. > if you know a person that looks like the guy in that sketch or have any information, please call the tomorrow crew township police department.

> it was a week ago when roxanne fluoresce was murdered in her home in south jersey, her three children at the time. police have charged her husband and last night friends and family gathered for support and to try to raise money to help the children. >> that's why we're here tonight for roxanne and her children. as you can see they came with candles in hand. they prayed, they went, still in disbelieve that a woman who was their neighbor, their friend, their loved one is gone. ' lived in stratford with her husband and three children, but late last fry night, police say 33 year old mario fluoresce killed his wife with the three children at home at the time. he fled with their three year old daughter, left her at his mother's and then drove to virginia where he was arrested. now there is three children that don't have a mother or a father and they have to rely on their uncle and their aunt to try to support them.

>> roxanne fluoresce worked for a medical group called advance emt. the doctors there have set up a trust fund through td bank to help support the children. police in camden county have started the extrication process to bring mario fluoresce back to new jersey to face charges. > philadelphia place say they nabbed an accused thieve who was nabbing a church in the northeast. he didn't have a prayer. he's 28 years old. his name is william sides. he's under arrest. he kept stealing from the poor boxes inside our our lady of california vair i church. he did a number of times. they were fed up. they installed some surveillance cameras. he had a key to get in. from inside the church, the police hid out and you know what, they got him. i ducked down behind the organ. we heard the keys. we observed the gentleman walked in and we waited him until we

observed try and open the poor box and that's when we swooped in. the officers went right after him, right behind him, a quick little struggle. he is a habitual drug user. he is facing a whole other list of charges, including burglary. chief thomas necessary tell takes to twitter to call out a fair jumper. the man was chaptered on surveillance cameras. the man was trying on up. > p the turn style, but as you can see he has a hard time. there he is making his way through. he finally makes it through but he's got before he could get off the train. the chief says took to twitter to remind riders there are cameras ever where. i thought i'd share it is 2.25, but this fair jumper now faces a $300 fine. > democrats will be heading to the polls today as voters in

south carolina who they like they be the presidential candidate there. the republican raise keeps getting whackier. >> donald, i understand rules are hard for you. > coming up, what ted crust had to say about front runner's donald trump's businessperson. >> plus officers saved a man's life after he over dosed on heroin on a septa bus. he fell right there to the floor. now he's charged with a crime. so is this tough love or too much? as you know, here she is nicole is our executive producer. we call her boss lady. nicole is -- there i am, there she is. she's boss lady. are you keeping up with social media comments? >> we have a story coming up about the worst thing you can eat at your desk for lunch. what's the worst thing you can eat at your desk for lunch? you can tweet us, use facebook, just

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taking a look at the poke most, karen, it looks so pieceful and beautiful there. >> the sun is coming up, the days are getting longer. do you want on go skiing. >> sure. > let me know how that goes. >> you decide, big political news. last night, gop front runner, donald trump receiving a major endorser. why seems like it is out left field. chris christie. they have apparently put aside their differences and they're joining forces. in the meantime texas senator and presidential candidate ted crust slamming trump for all of his connections to the business world. >> he says well, by the way, i'm a businessman. i pay off everybody. if you're worried about corruption in washington i'm not sure putting him in the white

house is the best solution to that. > well, those republicans are batting it out it's actually the democrats taking center stage today and that party's primary in south carolina. joining us life to give us some insight from south carolina this morning it's fox's peter dues i. things are heating up so what are we going to see? >> well, we've already seen folks starting to vote here in columbia south carolina and right when the poll opened at 7:00 a.m. there was a line. this spot where we're at in columbia was one of the biggest democratic primary locations in 2008. we're expecting heavy turnout here. statewide, the democrat party officials are making is that they're going to get half the number of votes as were castellani last week on saturday when the republican had their primary in this state and that would put the turnout numbers somewhere between 2004 which was kerry's year and 2008 which was

president obama's year. so this is the first time that southern voters are going to have a crack at picking between clinton and sanders. clinton is going to be here tonight and in somewhat of an unusual move senator sanders is not. he is not going to be in south carolina at any point today. he has already moved onto super tuesday states. so he says he's not surrendering, but it doesn't seem like he wants to make any last minute push for support here in south carolina where he is down double digits. >> the poll peter right now at this point clearly has hillary clinton ahead and she is expecting to win. they are hoping bernie sanders is macing to make some inroads in the african-american community. have you seen any information on that right now? that that's going to happen? >> the polls have only been open for a few minutes so we haven't seen any of the exit polling or anything because people haven't had a chance to leave their polling spots yet. but certainly the african-american vote is what

was being courted the most in the final days and we saw clinton and sanders focusing almost exclusively in the last couple days on issues that are most important to african-americans in the state, especially begun con role. we are in the state where there was a mass shooting at a black church this past summer and also on criminal justice reform and the black lives matter movement was active in the state in the last few days. they were making their voices heard. clinton and sanders both made passionate pleas to african-american voters and they are generally favoring clinton statewide. but that could change. especially because a lot of them are still undecided. >> we'll say. > what time do the polls close there, peter? >> 7:00 tonight. > we've got just under 12 hours. > thank you, peter. > words are one thing, actions are another. >> the fact that senator sanders

isn't even there that tells you how he feels about cam page be in south carolina. >> we'll see. > a disturbing video, a man over dosing on heroin on a septa bus. this one is not making one investigator very happy. you know who it is. let's check in with upper darby police superintendent michael chip wood. >> it's hard to watch. video showing a man injecting heroin into his arm on a bus. it happened in the middle of the afternoon. the man collapses out of his seat and then you sees of oners use nature cane to safe him. when you look at this video, the first thing you see is an individual who is so desperate that he's injecting himself with heroin on a bus. that in itself is crazy. the tragedy of all this is how huge the drug epidemic problem in america is, especially heroin. here is an individual, 25 years

old, will he ever get the help? the thing that infuriates me is if a system knowing that there's such a huge problem doesn't put the financial resources in there to help people who are addicted to opioids to get the appropriate treatment they need to resolve the drug issue that they're faced with. > all right. let's take a look at our weather right now, lots of big changes. gosh, is that butyl if, the sunrise down in sea isle city. >> a lot of people heading down the shore today, because it is the atlantic city classic cars out there. beauties out there. and beautiful weather. nice to see that sunshine that we have out there this morning as sun comes up a little earlier. we'll have to wait one more day to take advantage of the warmer

weather. 28-degrees in philadelphia, mid up to upper 20s to the north and west, except for mount pocono at 18 and right about 30 in wildwood. but the wind it's still gusting just a little bit, but it might be dying down. we have this weather question coming in from delaware county. hi, dave, this is lowell, she is a huge fan of the show. and we are taking lola to the haverford doing park today. we would like to know what will the wind be like. >> cheer up, the winds died down just a little bit. the beautiful doing park, haverford reserve right along the blue route just off to the left. 32 to 39, but at the key words, lighter breeze. we have plenty of sunshine and just above 40-degrees this afternoon. a nice little warmup. right now there's still a little bit of a chill. it's down to the low 20s. bundle up. we're talking about the womanner weather. you just have to wait it comes in tomorrow.

ultimate doppler clear, we'll stay clear this weekend. although a showers will try to come into the area by monday. it could make for nice sun sets or a sunshine. send us a picture, but enjoy the warmer weather because i is coming here tomorrow. exactly how warm while these temperatures which are into the 40s today will jump a good 10 to 15 degrees. we'll be into the 50s tomorrow. we're still talking about a little bit of rain and that could mean some cooler weather. that's coming up with the seven day forecast. i'll have that a little bit later. is your wife making your gain some weight. >> no way. > smart man. >> well, is your partner making you fat in maybe who we are with can make us gain a little more. > an enabler, right. >> it's possible. we're going to ill you why your relationship may be making you fat. blame them. > here's last night's winning lottery numbers. we hope you have them. good luck.

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> let's talk a little bit about your health. there's a new study out, guys, and we have to explore it a little bit. okay. >> is your relationship making you fat? have you ever changed weight because of someone you've

been dating. >> i can tell you right now, when i met my fiance about six years ago, two years after the relationship we went to the carribean and got a house on the beach, we were both fit. i was just in my swim trucks. that was six and a half years ago. now we're both ploated. > as we digress, we'll explain it just a little bit. there is a new study that came out. according to research doppler clear at the university of ed ^berg, it found that lifestyle changes we make with our partners have a greater impact than how we grew up. even if you eight broccoli all throughout your child hood, if your spouse now has cooks and stuff around the house, you will gain weight. one of us started this below thing up thing. >> i wonder who. it was me and then she starts to put on weight. then i put on mere weight. we don't look anything like we did on that beach six years ago. >> ladies you have to chime in on this. i feel like women can influence

us to get fat because if you put food out there we'll eat it. no, no dish on us much. >> if my fiance got into tip-p top shape, i would too. >> or you can blame it on her. my husband works out every day, i get to work out once a week. > you are if it and trim, but you're single. >> i like it. we agree, that the spouse influence is how you're living. >> more influential than the parenting that you had from your mom and dad. > i agree. >> that's who you are with now. the parents were, how many years ago was that? if they're eating another piece of desert, you're going to have another piece of decertify. >> be strong, make your own deeggses. r push that basket of bread away at the restaurant. if she says no, i'll eat the

bread, you eat the bread. >> we will blame the spouse. if i'm in great shape than it's her fault, if i'm fat, her fault. >> always the woman's fault. just be single. > let us know what you think, use the hashtag fox 29. > we inspire each other my wife april i we get up at 5 in the morning to exercise. >> sure. starting now. > happy counter day. that was sent this picture. also, still tired from being up late much whatting the 76s, they lost again last night. let's wake up and watch fox 29 good day, better record here. and what to eat at your desk and whatnot to eat. be kind to your co-workers eat fish at home. tell us what you think is the worse thing to eat at your desk. just use the hashtag fox 29. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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> a new state report shows new jersey's fund for road and bridge work has no more capacity to borrow cache cording to the new jersey office of public finance, govern christie think issued 626 million bonds in december completing the last of the authorized borrowing. the fund that is for repairs is set to run out of money in june. penn state's agricultural workers could be laid off if the university doesn't get funding from the state. the university president eric barron says the money to help keep 1100 agricultural extension employees in their jobs is held up by this budget that is happening in harrisburg. maybe we won't get our is cream from the creamery. penn state received $178 million in state aid last year. atlantic city taj ma haw has a

new billionaire owner. paul icon officially took over the cuisine ' yesterday. they emerged present the bankruptcy with icon's takeover. the casino will continue to bear donald trump's name though he has no ownership stake in it eight all. it also owned tropicana casino. > hey sue. >> so much to do this weekend and notice what weekend wendy is wearing this time. she's wearing pink, why because of the 2016 pink invitational. this is a gymnastic meet featuring over 226 competitors for women effected by breast cancer. it's happening at the pennsylvania convention center today and top. check them out at pink invitational.com. dave, is it going to be a little chilly out today? it loose like she's ready for the uneven bars. a warmer tomorrow but we have to

get through today. the temperatures upper 20s, when you factor in the wind it's noticeable. a little cooler up north, just a little warmer to the south. there's a 30 in wildwood. the wind chill, here it is, 20s and teens. so bundle up before you step outside. it's cold now, but it does get warmer. you just have to wait for it. ultimate doppler is clear. today we will make it about 40-degrees with a few clouds, dropping into the upper 40s tonight. the keyword here is a lighter breeze. so it gets a little better starting this afternoon. > thank you, there dave, should the state pay pennsylvania's governor tomorrow wolf is speaking out against some of the rules in the state of pennsylvania and peg up for the transgender community. in a recent decision medicaid here in pennsylvania refused to pay for a gender reassignment for a transgender man. he has been diagnosed with gender disform if i a. essentially the doctors say he's a man trapped in a woman's body.

the recommended treatment is an abdominal his recollect my, but will not pay for the surgery. governor wolf spoke out saying the state shouldn't discriminate based on their gender identity. it's a about it of con fusing debate. but lots of people are chime in. this person says he's under a doctor's care and that doctor advises he should get the surgery, that's all medicaid should need to know. why can't a flat chested gallon get the c or d cup she needs to feel like a confident woman on the state's dime. >> are there any other states that pay for this kind of thing. >> there are, a handleful of them. very liberal states, new york, california. there is a couple. the issue here is it's a discrimination law state, because if biological this is still a woman and pennsylvania will pay for a hysterectomy for

women, essentially not doing because of the transgender man. they're identifying as a man, even though biologically a am would. it does sound confusing, but times are changing and we're seeing that with caitlyn generaller and we're becoming more airwhat. i believe the prisons pay for that kind of thing to p that. we have new leadership, a transperson who is the head of the health department in pennsylvania. things are changing. head of the health department and the governor are both supportive of it. the time is 7:34. let us know what you think. there is another university growing the list of schools choosing to distance themselves from bill cosby. >> the local college has yet rescinded another honorary degree to cosby. this one he got more than a decade ago. plus we want to be there for our kids, but how much is too much? are you a helicopter parent? can you back off? and what effect that would have on your

kids. i love the pictures you've been sending. we want to shout out, we have a birthday, a four year old. keep them coming, use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. we'll dance to we are family as we head into the break.

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minute. good morning, the 76s looking for their first win since the all star break on friday night hosting the washington wizards. josh harris, jerry could he lang joe, court side at the center. to end the third quarter, the wizards and john wall finish on a 10-0-1 to finish off the 76s. villanova trying to avoid a two-game losing streak when they take on mar pharmacokinetic later today in milwaukee. villanova gave us a 90 points to xavier. at practice jay wright saw a different know of a team. >> a little shocked. i still think we're recovering a little bit and we got to get over that. we fully expected to go into xavier and play a lot better. win or lose, i don't know, but we thought we'd play better. we're just trying to tighten everybody up and get ready for the next game. the next game coming up at 7:30 right here on fox. that's sports for the minute.

all right. you, too, as the parents in the group you got a little time before this, but some parents are having a hard time letting go. they're called helicopter parents. we all do this from time to time so when they're climbing up the slide the wrong way, do you let them go or and let them figure it out themselves? or do you tell them. >> the study from the australian college shows that they're on the rice these researchers call them helicopter parents. studies show it could actually be a bad thing for your kids. examples driving your kids to college every day. >> seriously? > college. >> ma'am back off, e-mailing their professors for them and even doing their assignments. the doctors behind the study says it could actually lead to depression and disengagement in your child. it also hurts their chances of learning to be independent. >> you think? you're 18 years old and your parents are still driving you to college every day. >> man up. woman up.

it's hard to because you can't separate. mommy won't let go. when i went to college so many years ago, my parents drove me there, my mother cried and i was like love you, i'll see you at the end of the semester. i called a lot. where did you go. >> george washington. i think that is part of the key, to go far enough away that they can't be driving back and forth ideally, but close enough that you can still see them but come home when you do need them because you still do. >> every three months. >> no, i'm not going to be that needy parent. i have to go and do things. i have three of them. let's talk about this right now, the days of a work lunch break, when did you have one of those? >> they say it's going to be a thing of the past. more and more people are opting to dine at their desk. coming up, why experts say that may not be a great idea if you want to get ahead. >> hey, bob, good morning, four words to get your attention, are

you ready, bacon-loaded sticky buns. don't move a muscle. we're coming right back. taking a look at some of are comments, thank you so much for talking to us. >> this is part of the gender assignment. medicaid should pay to benefit society. > that's the birthday boy, is a van i, happy fourth birthday to you. we have wonderful news of our fox 29 familiment we already know they already have a little girl. they had one of those gender parties to find out what you're going to have, look at the balloons, blue balloons. my husband gained weight during my peg first i, he was worth it. the baby was worth it. what's worth it is that they wonderful boy that they got and it was team work. he didn't carry the baby.

>> thank you for watching. we'll be right back.

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a saying from people that are making themselves about feeling bad from being dump. only two things in life are certain, death and taxes. >> tax day is coming up. put that aside for a minute. we're talking about the more depressing one, death. >> let's talk about people that are at the end of their lives, what are the five most common regrets? i think this is interesting. do you have any regrets, let us know. use the hashtag fox 29. i wish that i had myself be happier was one of them. am people say that they're stuck in old familiar patterns even if they didn't totally make them happy so they wish they broke out of that at a younger age. >> number four, i wish i had stayed in touch with my friends. we lead such busy lives. i wish i had the courage to express my feelings. number two, i wish i hadn't worked so hard.

our jobs obviously they are eat important, but they're not the most important part of the of our lives, we need to be able to put work aside for family and friends. number one, i wish i had a courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me and you're told from a young age to just be yourself, as you get older you forget that and fall into the mode of survival. >> i wanted to be an artist, but i had to make money. >> i don't necessarily agree with that. i get it, i feel like you are working hard because you want some things later in life. you you have to do that unless you're independently wealthy. i do need to spend some more time with my family. dave, do you have any regrets. >> no great, play more golf p, i work here, no regrets. > that's good one. >> a quick regret, any. >> no, i don't believe in regrets, i either win or i learn. > that is a good attitude. >> let us know if you have some as well. let's get back over to dave and

check in with our weather. no regrets about the forecast for the next couple of days. it's getting warmer. >> i might be regretting the forecast if it's wrong. but so far it looks like it's right. wilmington, delaware has sunshine and a beautiful start there today much that's a nice looking picture there. how about our weather scale. we go from awful to great and we are getting better and better here each day and each hour. it looks like it's gooding better here throughout this morning and by this afternoon and tonight we are up to great. great weather. that's by the end of the weekend because much warmer weather is moving n. but a big event is happening tonight. it looks pretty good. let's get the details here. here's our weather question. hi, fox 29 good day. it's julia ray, miss philadelphia, 2015 and former fox 29 junior reporter. so, dave, i crown the new miss philly tonight at drexel

university's mandel theatre. this winter we've had some pretty unpredictable temperatures. can you tell me, does the new miss philly need a cute coat to go with her new crown. >> that is a beautifully poised weather question, i must say. tonight the weather looks like it's going to drop a little bit. it goes from 38 only down to 37. so it's in the a big chicago as clouds increase. that means tomorrow we're getting much warmer. ultimate doppler is clear. these temperatures right now, a little chill, upper 20s. a few high clouds coming in today, but it's tomorrow where we're talking about the wind dying down, but look at these numbers jump up tomorrow into the up ir50s by 4:00. so a good 10 to 15-degree temperature drop between today and tomorrow. seven day forecast we'll keep it fairly warm, but we have showers coming in tuesday night to wednesday. tuesday night to wednesday will be the heaviest rain and then it

cools out with a cool breast. > it's breakfast time so let's head on over to bob. breakfast with bob weekend edition. four words to stop you in your tracks, are you ready, bacon-stuffed sticky buns. you would. when i saw that i'm like i have to go and see how they do this. we're here in tacony at hood in's cake korner. it's a brand new bakery in the tacony section of the city. your recipe for sticking buns is going crazy. >> yes. > everyone is coming in to check out the brand new item. let's work through for the folks at home this morning who i know are hungry how we make it. it starts out with the dough. >> yes did what do we do from there? >> from there we role it out and we coat it with lots of butter anacin monday and sugar. > okay. >> all non-the fattening items. >> yeah. > what do you do here. >> you slice it up. >> we slice it up in big chunks.

> where did you get this recipe at. >> my grandmother help me come up with it. > really. >> yes. > the cinnamon buns she did. i add the bacon. >> when i was looking at cinnamon buns would typically see them rolled like some of those other bigger chain stores. you do it differently. you chop it up. >> yeah, because if you role it you can't get as much bacon in it. you mix it in with the bacon. >> yes, a whole plate of bacon here. >> yes. > and then it goes into the glaze. >> what is this, the glaze? the secret sauce. >> that's the secret sauce. >> look at this, it comes out looking like this, nice and particular i. >> yes. > and then we put it on the plate and this glaze right here, as a kid -- can i just take the bowl home, the whole entire bowl? >> we're going to take this and add the glaze on top. > loot that. now that you're hungry, hood ins

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story. tracey jazz could he introduces us to a basketball superstar from delaware valley. >> arch business hospital high school claims the title for this week's athlete of the week. >> josh carry. my game has changed a lot. over the past few years, i'm a point guard. i know when to score. i feel like i'm a very mature point cigar. >> the first team all catholic points guard has changed over the years from a flashy playmaker to a l local leader, but don't let his short stature of five ten fool you. >> he's very shifty and quick. he uses his quicks to create havoc on defense. he buries them with speed and heart. he place harder. i think he uses that to his advantage. he's a little overlooked due to his size. when it comes down to it he's

more about the players. speed, check, hard, doublecheck. shark i receives high praise from his two other senior captains, john wrigleyville and ryan daily who aren't his teammates. they're his best friends. >> we have a great bond on and off the court. he's loyal. he's always been loyal to me, been loyal to ryan. he's a good teammate and a good phren. on behalf of fox 29 good day weekend. congratulations josh on being this week's high school athlete of the week. > do you have someone that you'd like to nominate as our high school at the week, tweet us or post-it on our facebook page, just use the #fox29 good day. > tracey and lawrence. another university joining the growing list of schools choosing to distance themselves from bill cost did i. coming up the, up the local college that has chosen to rescind the honorary degree it

gave them more than a decade ago. we sit and eat our lunch at our desk. why experts say it is not a great idea if you want to get ahead, not even for your waste line, but maybe for your career. we'll explain. and here comes the tweets. here's my sunshine picture. good morning from me and my nephew christian. every day he is charmain sunshine. > what a nice message. >> mike the husband, what a great name. my loves pizza, cupcakes and beer. sometimes all at once. i'm just keeping her company. lol. > there you go. blame the spouse. gain weight, blame the spouse. > pancakes and?

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vying to come back after their devastating loss to xavier. what is it going to take for them to get in the top five. and magic just for you. a special performance from pippin now playing at academy of music. > from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good day to all of you, thank you so much for joining us, it's straight up 8:00. we have another hour of all of your news and weather to get you caught up on this day. >> good p morning once again, anderson. >> good morning, karen hepp, bill warren. > a nice day so far, a little chilly. >> but we have big changes. > nice. >> take us down the shore and see what it is like down there if i wanted to go check out the lighthouse in absecon. how cold is it in a little chilly with that wind that we've had. >> so there's a picture, nice shot this morning.

the sun is out at least, but there's chill in the air and the wind chill is still in the mid to low 20s. temperature down t in wildwood and atlantic city blow freezing. grab a coat before you head outside this morning, you won't need by the end of the weekend. you'll need it right now. vet nor, a butt schall shot of the sun. h coming from michael. always sends us some great pictures along the beach. ultimate doppler is clear. so no matter what your plans are today, don't worry about some rain or snow. not many times we can get buddy and wendy together at the same event. this is one of them, right sue. >> it's going to be so much fun at the lee kora center this afternoon. temple plays central florida at noon, but it's also hooters' birthday, hooter the mascot of the temple owls and he's having a bunch of other mascots come and help him celebrate. among them, bus stop buddy,

that's right, a special appearance today for the birthday of hooter the owl. they have been undefeated, this team, on every hooters' birthday party since 2005. go temple. let's keep that streak going here. buddy making a weekend appearance, too. welcome. 30-degrees right now, that's the temperature so we just touched up to 30. 20 north and west. the chill is in the air. by this afternoon 40s and then we have 60s in the seven day forecast. i'll talk about that coming up a little bit. > thank you there, dave. new from overnight, a philadelphia police officer is recovering after that crash right there. you can see what end that. he hit a pole. it was just before 3 this morning. the scene is bryn mawr and parkside avenues over in wind field heights. the car was slammed into that telephone pole. he was taken over to the hospital. his injuries, this is the good news, minor. we don't know exactly what caused it. right now police are searching for the man they say stand a woman when he tried to stab her overnight in kensington.

officer were called to the kensington accept a station. no word yet on the woman's condition. > police in but, county are asking for your help this morning to identify the man they say assaulted a 15 year old girl on a popular stretch of the schuylkill river park. take a look at the sketch. i was release by the police department. authorities believe this is the suspect who sexually assaulted the teenager on the ton trail in west reading earlier this week at 10:00 in the morning. investigators say the vic tip was walking near a foot bridge on the trail. this trail i believe that you're seeing when the man grabbed her present behind, buttly assaulted it. it was broad daylight, the morning. the suspect is five foot ten, in his late 20s to early 30s with graying facial hair and a tattoo with letters across his stomach. >> i think it's horrible. these trails are for us to ride. no matter what age you should feel safe. >> i feel really bad.

because i can only imagine how i would feel in that sort of situation. i just hope everything is okay with her. > now, again, take a look at the sketch, along with the really detailed description. they're hoping that you can help them. if you have any information, call the coumarou township police immediately. > there's some kids that can really use your help right now because it was a week ago when 35 year old roxanne fluoresce was murdered in her home. it happened in south jersey and her three children were there at the time this all happen. police have charged their dad, her husband and last night friends and family gathered for support to try to raise money to help those children. that's why we're here tonight for roxanne and her children. they came with candles in hand and they prayed and they went, still in disbelieve that a woman who was their neighbor and a friend and a loved one was gone. 35 year old roxanne fluoresce lived in stratford with her husband and children. 33 year old mario fluoresce

killed his wife with their kids at home. he then fled with their three year old daughter, left her over at his mom's and then drove down to va where he was arrested. >> there istle children that don't have a mother or a father. and they have to rely on their uncle and their aunt to try to support them. now where she worked they're trying to help out and do something to raise money for those kids. she worked over at a group called advanced ent. the doctors there have set up a trust fun. we'll put the info on our website. it's through td bank. police in camden county have also started the extradition pros toes bring that father back to face charges in new jersey. yet another college taking away an honorary degree given to bill cost did i. haverford college release a statement yesterday saying they're taking back the degree they gave cosby 14 years ago. haverford is one of a growing list of schools that are distancing themselves from cosby as effaces sexual assault

charges. philadelphia police say they nabbed an accused thieve targeting a northeast philadelphia church and they say he made it pretty easy for him. 29 year old, take a look at him. he stole from a donation box for the poor inside our lady of calvary church not once, but twice. officers were able to find him after they hid in the church. he came back to try it again for a third time and they caught him in the act. both myself and officer rank owe ducked down behind the organ. we heard the keys ratting. we waited until we heard him try and pry open the poor box and that's when we swooped in. the video, as you can see, shows officers making the arrest. he is now facing aest mr. of charges including burglary. there is a stake out right there in the pews. > someone you should follow on twitter. he is the head of the septa

police. he is so funny. there is a fair jumper and he calls him out quite publicly once again. this is a sewer picture. the guy tries to jump the turnover. he can't get over it. he goes under it, seriously. but before he could even get off the train, the police from septa they're so on these things right now. they have that behind the scenes. they catch him. they caught him before he got off the next train. they put these things out on twitter to remind people that cameras are ever where. i thought i'd share it. it's 2.5, pay otherwise you're going to be on video. > thank you chief necessary tell. there are fair gum percent. right now this one faces a $300 fine. to pay that measly 2.5 and avoid the humiliation and embarrassment. > coming up, yoke owe on owe is in the hospital this, month, but she could be release later on

today. why doctors say the beatles widow was brought to the hospital in the first place. and the fox 29 news team is growing because we want to hire you. coming up, the new app that you can download which will allow you to help us out and here's the best part. you can pet paid for it. a lot of money, like $50 for a video we air on tv. can we sign up? we'll be right back.

> this song is taking you back, a little freeze frame. parents, name the band. >> hesitate. seriously. the capital in trenton, the gold dome growing. a very nice picture. i'm impressed. > i knew that one. i know that you can help us, too that you're going to make some money from doing it because this is so cool. explain this new app thing that we promise isn't that hard. we're asking you to send us videos and photos, just use your phone because we're partnering with a new app to make it really easy for people. all you have to do is what they call fresco it. our chris o'connell explains how you do it. like most of you i use my iphone every day, but not just to make phone calls or answer e-mails, i

use it to make news. i should video, i shoot pictures of what i see around me. if there's a story there, i am getting it and now you can do the same. witnesses say they heard explosions that shook the ground. someone stopped to record the cause of smoke. fox 29 viewers are changing the way news is captured and reported. we now have an app that lets you become a photo journalist. part of our team. the app is called fresco news. with your iphone just download the app. you are then interestly connected to us, fox 29 news. you are now on our team. through the app our assignment editors will let you know when news is happening in your area and give you a chance to cover the story for us. owe, and make money, too. you've actually been sending us your videos and pictures for years. fresco is making it easier and

some of you are already using it. check out this h picture from matt hen rich when high winds struck in chester county, when snow fell in bucks county. breaking news in philadelphia's frankfurt neighborhood. or when the major fire broke out in northeast philly. i was on i95 driving north when i saw the plume of motor vehicle. when i was standing there i got the buzz so i shot the video. then connect with us here in our fox 9 news room. i got notified moments later that they had purchased it. i was kind of proud of that. it was kind of cool. a small parade in center city philadelphia for lincoln day. i come in here with my iphone. andrew to be in used fresco to share a little bit of philly history with our fox 29 viewers. there was a parade in town for abraham lincoln's birthday. i recorded a few videos and took

a few photos of the civil war era remember actors and those were purchased by fox news. it's easy to do. download the fresco news app, respond to an assignment, shoot, upload, get paid. it's kind of cool, especially how easy it was to take videos by phone and upload it. it was kind of neat. to document something a little bit worthwhile it's nice to have content to present to a larger group. that quickly you've become an important part of our fox 29 news team and you can see how as you watch your news gathering on our air and online. so we're looking for people on the ground with cameras in their pockets and making them part of our team and changing journalism. so go fresco it. > now, we are the first major television station in the country to use fresco. we want you to join us and

earlier this week mike jarrette talked to the man who made it all happen . platform to allow really anyone to be a part of news. everybody has a phone. >> exactly. our news team is expanded from about 50 to millions now. >> right. > it really expands your coverage to be techily infinite. not only can you access photos and radios from the philly area, but all over the world. we are going to upload things

that people have already shot with fresco and then sent it to us. >> it's a free app. you download it. once you download it you make an account and then boom, any time you have an event that happens near you that's news worthy you're going to be notified as a regular individual and then you have an opportunity to go to the scenes of these events, record a photo or video of what's going on and then actually get paid by fox to see your work in the news. the way it used to work before fresco was, you might be going by and you see a fire or a car accident or something. you whip out your phone, videotape and then you have to get it to us somehow. >> right. > or even drive it to fourth and market. we've had people do that. that's all by the wayside now. >> yes, what's interesting it actually works both ways, you can still come across something and submit something, but when it becomes most powerful when we're note phiing people who are nearby to get to the scene. >> in other words, you would give us an assignment. >> exactly. > owe, my gosh, i'm three blocks from this.

i'm going to go over and sort a still or a video. >> since it's crowd sourced, at all these scenes of events you now have multiple people shooting multiple different perspectives. > different angels. >> exactly. thatting whys to push journalism forward. > how do i get paid. >> what's great about the fresco app you actually get paid straight to your bank account. when you download the app, add an account. any time fox 29 uses your video you will get paid in about two days. > it's like the way uber and lift works. >> those are the people we like on target to be users of the app because these people see so am amazing things happen day and day out. > this has expanded our coverage. >> exactly. > you know what's cool? we're cool, we're the first station in america to do this.

>> exactly. > real quickly, why did you name it fresco? is it like a painting. >> yeah, it originally stemmed from the type of water color painting. we really want to put a nice highlight on the fact that you as an individual can be creative and cover type of stuff that impacts your community. > how much -- that's good. money guy over here. so for a till, how much am i getting in my account. >> you're actually making $20 for every photo that is going to be used by the station. > for videos you make even more, $50 per clip. >> if we use it in the air. > you actually see your name on the scene. >> it's exciting to get your content used. > that's what we're starting to hear. >> especially with good day philadelphia, we feel like our viewers are our family. >> exactly. we're trying to bridge the gap even more between your viewers and the station and have the community be a strong part of the news. > john, look into this camera here. let's have them download it right now. seriously, get your phone. let's do this right now.

>> go to the app store and search fresco or go to fresco news.com and that it's free. download it and you'll start making money part of the news. > i was downloading. i shoot a lot of my stories. this is good stuff. once again, fresco news only available for apple devices, but its coming to the google play store and android very soon, so keep much whatting. we're following some breaking new, right now. one person is in the hospital following a building collapse in philadelphia's grays ferry section. we know that this happened just about 20 minutes ago. the scene is the 1400 block of south payton street. payton street is closed down. we do have a crew on the way and we're going to bring you all the breaking details on this one as soon as we get that crew to the scene and we'll bring it to you. > i wonder if a fresco notification went out for that. >> that would be good. > checking it out. getting your kids to eat french fries, probably not that difficult, but getting them to eat vegetables.

>> it can be a drug. we tried to use ranch dressing. we've got your help. a salad that your kids will want to eat. > plus, you're hearing it in the background, the tony award winning musical now in philadelphia. it's a special treat for you coming up, a performance of one of the shows most well known songs pippin coming up love. > we're looking at warmer weather coming in here so let's get ready for it. a look at the temperatures, we could see 60-degrees in the seven day forecast coming up. and celebrity birthdays, you know that guy, josh grope in 35, love him. >> i figured, the voice. > and kate mar a, 33, happy birthday guys, i hope you enjoy. look at this. mash, talk about a hamburger. my wife jen fattance our relationship by rooting me onto this this 9 party cheeseburger.

> kathy baker, friends of the show, happy birthday to her friend karen, don't drink too much. > i love that name, karen. thank you for sending this one in. a shout jut to her favorite people, jake, sac, daddy and her mom. we'll be right back.

> thank you, weird al. that is the anthem for parenting kids as they struggle l over food everyone. we all know that getting our kids to eat their veggies can be a struggle, but i doesn't have to be. our own jen gets some tips to get your kids to eat some salad in this week's mom owe log. >> i'm jenn frederick and this is mom owe log. i brought in big deal chef. how are you? >> i'm great. > here's my complaint as a many month. my kids refuse to eat salads, you say you can fix that. >> i can fix it. this is my go to dressing. kids like color. we have some kale, arugola. a little bit of kale, honey, mustard, apple sider vinegar and

some olive oil. you cook this for your kids at home. >> i have an 8 year old and 10. any time i want on sneak in some greens, this is the go to salad. this is good if p you have some left over veggies in the kitchen. >> absolutely. the kids like candy pecans or walnuts or something like that are wonderful. or seeds are nice, also. what is the weirdest thing that you've convinced your kids to eat. >> frog legs. when i was practicing for chops my wife got some crazy ingredients and we said you have to eat this regardless. >> they had that and some dragon fruit as well. that is yummy. it's so quick and go to. >> that's the chef, i'm the mom, this is mom owe log. high five. we'll see you soon. > all right.

> we're following some breaking news right now. one person is in the hospital following a building collapse in philadelphia's grays ferry section. so we this is payton treat. i is the 1400 block of south payton street as we're looking at on of the emergency responders at the scene. we certainly know that one person was injure, taken to the hospital. we're trying to figure out the cause. it looks like the collapse is absolute. that is a whole heck of a mess out mr. as we see some of the

emergency responders trying to figure out what to do next and how to get that all cleaned up. we're working to figure out the cause of that. we will stay on top of this developing story and bring you the latest breaking details all morning long. > take a look at some of the other top stories that are making headlines, yoko ono in the hospital up in new york city. she has flew-like symptoms. can you believe she's 83 years old 6789 of course the widow of john lennon. she is expected to be okay and make a full recovery. she should be release today. > former miss jersey who died in a car crash earlier this month will be remembered in her hometown in arkansas today. a viewing for 4 year old car a ma cull emergency responders is today. a second memorial service is being planned in new jersey. she was of course crowned miss new jersey in 2013 she died monday from injuries sustained after she lost control of her car and crashed back on february 15. >> so sad. > let's get a look at our forecast and see what our weather is going to be like on

this day. i see a motorcycle. i guess that is mr. bill perez's. >> big bill is out. he wants to get some therapy riding time in today. that's what he calls it. a perfect day for that. the light wind is out there. my daughter's birthday is leap year day. she is only 11, still going to atlantic city and can't gamble for another 18 years. good day on monday wants all the leap year babies to come in. they should go onto good day on monday morning. >> go on good damon morning? she's going to atlantic city. she wants to have good weather. so they're all coming in, they're going to be about what, eight, nine years role. >> that's it. good weather in atlantic city. come on in. perfect weather for that. temperatures this afternoon right about 40. look at tomorrow, up into the 50s, close to 60-degrees. we do get quit a bit warmer.

we just have to wait l until tomorrow. the trend continues in the seven day forecast. those numbers are coming up a little bit later. > let's talk local hoops. villanova, they had a tough loss at xavier the other night, but the wild cats are hoping to regain some momentum today as they go against mar pharmacokinetic. remember on wednesday they lost by 7 points at number five xavier over in cincinnati. so on friday, coach jay wright talked about the mood of the wild cats after that loss, the first one in a month. a little shocked, i think. i still think we're recovering a little bit and we have to get over that. we fully expected to go into xavier and play a lot better. win or lose, i don't know, but we thought we'd play better. we're just trying to tighten everything up and get ready for the next game. there are small things we need to get better at. all of us are willing to get better. none of us are out here with a

big ego thing. > it was a tough loss, but what does it mean. our own tom sredenschek is here. >> i loved the analogy people lose, a loss is good, a loss can be healthy this time of year. i talked to jay wright afterwards, do you think coaches go into a game and say we should really lose this game to wake us up? no, you coach to win every gay. even when they were winning, they were making a lot of mistakes. suddenly it says to the players, all those little mistakes you can't cover up anymore as you go into march. the biggest thing as we watched xavier, 90 points. defense has to get tighter today. can you win march madness, go all the championship if you rely so much on outside shooting. >> you knowledge can. but the biggest fear that you have is your leading scorer has a bad game. they have so am big scorers.

brian archie, another. the fact that they're balanced is good. the other thing that i really like about this team, compared to loot of other teams in the country right now, you have five starters, one freshman, two seniors, two juniors. this time of year these kids have played together for at least three years and that cohesiveness and other teams across the country, the dukes don't necessarily have. >> did you mention myal ma mart tear. >> i did. > what was scary about it, you talked about all the points they gave up, but half of the points were in the team. when you can get the big guy in the middle that distributes the ball, he's the unique player. everything that we talked about on friday, practice with jay wright was defense, defense, defense. it has to get better. it starts today and a dangerous mar ket team. >> they trailed mar market by a

point. they're thinking this is the win, the signature win that can push them into the tournament. this is a closer game than people think it is. market is on the bubble. >> villanova, though, smoked them in december by 30 points. trailed xavier. >> it's a different xavier team and the kid we talked about, edwin simmons got hurt in the first half of that game. there was no way villanova was winning that game the other day. your coverage right here on fox. > make sure you're watching. >> thanks. > my pleasure. you know who that is,? do you recognize her. >> this is lauren onions. she's an athlete in her own right. she ran track. taking center stage. i think her brother is in town and somebody else. she's having fun, going around

the town. sixers light squad dunking over lauren and she's a tall woman. a lot of fun. also another member of our team was at the epilepsy foundation at earn pennsylvania holding its ninth annual mardi gras gala. last night at the crystal tea room, gorgeous place in center city, this is who raise money to help honor the doctors and the volunteers to give back to raise money for epilepsy. there he is, chris o'connell, the mc. remember the days when people used to go out and they had a three martini lunch? that was back in the day. you get to run out for an hour and meet somebody. too am of us are going to the calf tier a and we're eating at our desk. lots of people do it. is it a good idea why one expert says no, stop eating at your desk. plus, coffee and comic books. that's a combination that intrigues you you're in for a treat. we'll tell you how one local

woman's dream is becoming a big hit. that is coming up on philadelphia good day.

> welcome back. it is 8:38. so when have a question for you. do you sit at your desk and eat your lunch or do you get to go out, stroll around the block

when you get to lunchtime. >> nope, almost never. days of leaving your desk to go out or leaving the cafeteria appear to be over. more and more people are eating their lunch at their desk. i eat in the car sometimes, is that wrong. >> in front of the steering wheel is where i eat most of my wheels. desktop dining, 62 percent of professionals say they do it. experts say the people feel pressure because they want to be more productive. you want to seem like you're working, clanging away at your computer. people think they get more done because they're working through their lunch. but it's not the case. >> explain, dave. eating at your desk could actually have the opposite affect and that's because experts say that the desktop dining isn't even -- not healthy. > let's hear what experts say. very few bosses today are impressed just because someone doesn't leave their desk. they actually want to see people working smartly and productively and interacting and engaging.

so if that's the reason why you're working at your desk, then it's the wrong reason and you're in the achieving what you think you're getting out of it. > so there you go. it's not even healthy because you end up scarfing down your food, eating things that aren't good for you, kind of a quick meal. >> so now get up and go out and have a nice lunch. >> the worst food that anybody could eat anywhere is a healthy salad. don't do it, good day. thank you. go out and get lunch. eating at your desk is unhealthy? >> i think being unemployed because you're not getting work done is even more unhealthy. >> true. > we're going to ask you what you think about this one. it is our poll. you can vote in our good day reaction. you can vote on twitter just use the #fox29 yes or fox 29 no. > what's the question, do you eat at your desk. >> no. > you don't eat at your desk? >> yes, i do.

> dave, two seconds. absolutely, i do. let's go to break.

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have to keep talking. >> this is -- you found a place and a woman and she made a really cool thing. >> let's take a look at your story. > unbelievable atmosphere. it's just so clear that everyone here loves to be here and wants to be here and like, you know, the staff is just so attentive. they're so on point and they love what they do. > among comix and coffee shop located in philadelphia. it's a store created for everyone's inner super hero to show. created to promote diversity. al polyethylene glycol comix proves to their customers there is a space for everyone in their community. we're for beginner, the old school comic book collector who has been in the game far a while. the idea stemmed 12 years ago when areil comic book store

closed. she wanted to create the same space that she once had for others. >> i come here and do my homework here because it's a quiet place. anybody at one time read comic books, even if you don't still read they, you read them at one time. this place ideal because this can be the jump start of other kinds of venues that would be in the area. > of the first black female comic book store owner on the east coast, areilry ellis breaking down walls for little black girls. young black girls who maybe have epa interest and want to do something that's not the norman maybe they're not being encouraged in it. like, you know, you can't do that, black girls don't do that or girls don't do that or black people don't do that. like whatever. you should know that you don't have to listen to that. you can do whatever you want. i hope we are able to continue on that path and i hope we can continue to grow, continue to increase what we're carrying.

you know, diversify it even more to really reach everyone who is interested in comix or gaming or whatever your thing is. >> i think this is so cool and this is where all those hip terse certifies. >> it's cool because you can bring your kids and send them onto the kids korner. > you've done an awesome job. >> thank you. > karen, the hipster at art. >> right, dave. she's our cool hipster. >> karen is hipster at heart. > loose nice out there. dave says it's going to be a pretty nice day. a little chilly, but tomorrow spectacular. >> a little chilly, and super tomorrow. starting out just okay right now, getting a little better today, but look at sunday. that's pretty good there, good and great weather because the temperatures are going way up.

you just have to wait until tomorrow. right about tonight, though, there's a big event happening in media. we have a weather question coming in. hi, this is michelle from the animal rescue we're having a fundraiser at the alien house in media and we were wondering how the weather was going to be for that night? >> thank you. it sounds like a great event. here we go, this is right in delaware county there. 43 down to 40 down to 37. so not that bad. you will not see the temperature dropping as quickly as it has in past nights because clouds are increasing and warmer weather is moving in. ultimate doppler is clear, no type of rain or snow this weekend. although monday we have some rain back in the forecast. temperatures are trying to climb back above the 40-degree mark. this is the coldest all weekend happening right now. the big story is the temperatures, we're into the 40s today, down into the mid and low 30s tomorrow morning and then up into the upper 50ss.

these are the actual air temperatures by tomorrow night. so a big warmup coming in. it may not last until monday. it might get a little cooler, but if you're in this area of south jersey, except along the coast where it will be a a little l cooler, look for a warm up. 50s there seven day forecast, here's a 58-degree temperature tomorrow, a little cooler on monday. tuesday and wednesday, here's the days you have to watch for some reign. we'll have a late shower tuesday, wednesday it is mild, but there is a rainy period there, a little snow in the forecast possibly, especially to the south. that will be friday of this coming week with a temperature of 39-degrees.

that's happening in philly today and tomorrow. let me go through this for you. a mysterious performance. >> yes. mackic, circus act and a castellani featuring tony award winning actor all under one roof today and tomorrow. this is a tony winning musical, pippin a few more performances out of the world. and it tells the story of pippin. we got this guy steven brown joining us this morning to perform. > high, steven, welcome to philly. two today and two tomorrow. >> absolutely. > so what do we see? >> everybody has seen pippin, right? but for those who haven't, what is the story of. >> it's a story of a young man going through his life's gurney and trying to find meaning, purpose, something greater than just his studies, just got out of school, trying to impress his family, trying to find love. > it is a struggle, coming of age. >> didn't you just graduate. >> last may. are you looking for love.

>> i'm looking for it all. > you might find it in philadelphia. >> who knows. > we're so excited. it's going to be an absolutely great performance. >> king sharla main was the original pippin. >> yes. > he's incredible. he's a genius, every night a different performance. >> he's fantastic support for all of us. he's so humble, too. > what do you think is the most famous song from pippin. >> korner of the sky. > could you sync that for us. >> okay. > korner of the studio. >> we'll step aside and role the music. > here we go .

everything has a season, everything has a time. show me a reason and i'll soon show you a rhyme. catch it on the window sill, children sit in the snow. so why do i feel i don't fit in anywhere i go? rivers belong where they can ramble. eagles belong where they can fly. i've got to be where my spirit can run free, i got to find my korner of the sky. every man has his day dreams, every man has his goal. people like the way dreams are sticking to the soul. under clouds have their

lightening, night ingles have their song and don't you see i want my life to be something more than long. rivers belong where they can ramble. eagles belong where they can fly. i've got to be where my spirit can run free, i've got to find my korner of the sky. so am men seam december continued to settle l for something small. but i won't rest until i know i'll have it all. so don't ask where i'm going, far away you'll hear me syncing softly to the dawn. rivers belong where they can ramble, eagles belong where they

can fly. i've got to be where my spirit can run free, i got to find my korner of the sky. awesome. thank you. > early in the morning. >> i love it. so pippin has furthermore performances, today at 2:00 and also at 8:00 and tomorrow at one and also at 6:30. > steven before your thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. > tickets are still available. > we love it. thank you. > steve me how to do that high note.

> welcome back. we want to update you on that breaking news right now as we take a life look at the scene. this is over there in grace ferry where we are at the scene of a building collapse and we can see one of the rescue workers there in a cherry picker getting a survey of the damage. and also picking the lines up right there because we do have those lines that have been pulled down by this. we know that there has been an injury that one person needed to

be taken over to the hospital following this building collapse. we're going to continue to stay on the scene. we know that the scene is exactly the 1400 block of south payton street. it is closed and we'll get you you some more details. > bill, thank you very much. >> of course our pole results came in and contrary to what they say is good for you, 83 percent of the people do, in fact, eat at their desk. maybe the study will change that. but as it stands right now, it's more important to us that we keep our job. 83 percent eating at the desk. > thank you, there. coming up tomorrow, celebrity wedding planner david did you terai stops by. he's going to show us some of the top trends. i is the season where people are planning their wednesdayings. if anyone knows the trends, it will be david. > that is it for you. great show, see you all tomorrow. go wildcats.

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