this morning on good day, it's buyer beware. it makes me really upset. why some college basketball fans left the wells fargo center in tears before their team even played in the ncaa tournament. plus, one college says he knows how to get through kids in low income economies. why classrooms should be modeled after gangs. will you still love me tomorrow beautiful. the carol king musical now playing at the academy music. the fun fact that the show's star revealed about about her own sister. > from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good saturday. it is straight up 7:00. thank you so much for joining us

this morning. good morning, philadelphia anderson. good morning, welcome back. it's great to have everybody back together again. we just had a couple of days off. we hope you had a good get a away. new york minutes. we couldn't wait to leave. but we had a great time. the kids were with us. there is a lot going on there. absolutely. > send us your easter pictures. we want to brag on your kids and show them offs as well. let's get the easter forecast. >> the first thing i want to say is dry. but the temperatures have changed quite a about it. there is eat international airport, some traveling happening today, so issues there. but the temperatures, they have dropped quite a about it here. we are about 15 to 20-degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. i want to see what's going on this morning. we want to bring in our weekend wendy with sue. weekend wend did did i has laced up her neck others for the rabbit run. it is at the philadelphia zoo,

annual event and it benefits research for parkinson's disease. you get to go to the zoo before it opens because the event starts atç 8:00 a.m. we are hoping for sunshine, dave warren. sunshine and warm temperatures up just a about it. the temperature right now is 38 degrees. ideal running temp, 35 to 50. i looked that up and did some reitch. a little cool this morning and some of the suburbs are down blow freezing. there's a light breeze so grab the coat before you step outside. there's the chill in the air. much colder this weekend. it was into the 70s. not the case today. the rain comes in monday. a few showers pass by to our south. things are clearing up nicely now. the l cooler breezy keeping the temperatures down quite a about it today only into the mid 50s and we'll see more clouds coming in especially south and east of philadelphia. we will get sunshine this morning. that will warm these temperatures up from the 30s, even the freezing mark in allentown and pottstown and reading only into the mid to

low-50s. that rain coming in will bring in the warmer weather. it's the seven day forecast i will talk about that a little bit late. i want to check in on the roadways this morning. here's bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. are you looking for something to do with the kids today, we have a 5k charity walk and run down in south philadelphia. it kicks off this morning. it is fdr park and then takes you through the lots of the ballpark. good news, a falls bridge has been reopened. to vehicle traffic between the kelly drive and the martin luther king dry. that's going to be good news for everybody in the neighborhood and especially forum a the regattas set to come our way this summer. if using mass transit this weekend for the easter holiday, special schedules on both the media l and the chester line. have a great day. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning right here on good day philadelphia weekend. happening right now, police are

investigating a shooting overnight. it happened in southwest philadelphia just after mid. this is the scene right there. the 2500 block of million okay street. someone inside a car fired a gun at a person sitting on the porch. the man sped away and then crashed into several parked cars right along grays avenue. several men gout off the car and started running. police did arrest one of them. they're searching for the others. the victim was taken to the hospital. we don't know his condition. in just a few hours coast guard crews will continue searching for some missing boaters about a half a mile off the new jersey coast. as many as four people are believed missing a after their both apparently cap sized right near brigantine. three or four people were spotted in the water yesterday morning. crews from new jersey, and virginia are involved in this search. > there's a developing story in new castle county. four people were found dead

after a man asked police to check in on his brother who he hadn't heard from in several days. it happened at the hidden valley apartments friday afternoon. three people and a dog were found dead in one apartment and a fourth person was found in another unit. investigators say the cause appears to be environmental. and they're looking at carbon monoxide after reports from ems and firefighters reported higher levels. edward dun fee said he's the man who stopped by for help checking on his brother, carl. carl, two roommates and their dog lady bug were then found dead. i came three times. and then i went up to the office for them to give a courtesy call and then i got a phone call from the police department that this is what happened. > seven people were taken to the hospital. three of them are children. investigators say they do not suspect foul play and suicide doesn't appear to be the cause at this time, but the

investigation is ongoing. > philadelphia police are still trying to figure out who pulled off a major center city jewelry hoist. but they have a new clue that they're hoping can lead them to the thieves. take a look. we have some new surveillance video that was just release and in it police say that's the get away car that was used in the robbery they think of that jewelry store in center city. investigators say two men swiped more than $400,000 of jewelry from the bar can i's on jeweler read. now police are looking for that newer red hyundai sonata. > a really scary near miss on a car lot near harrisburg, a piece of ice the size of a cinderblock actually fell out of the sky and through a windshield of a brand new kia soul. they think the ice fell from a plane. look at that. it fell from the sky destroying the front of the car. the car was parked at a car

dealership and a salesman was standing just feet away when it came crashing down. no one was hurt. > police are trying to see where the turnpike are going to see a speed increase. limits probably obviously are not going to be increased in the usual bar areas where the speed limit is still 55 miles per hour. generally areas that are already posted at 65 miles per hour with mostly straight highway will feature that knew higher sped limit. they approved the new limits this month. march madness, of course rolling right through philadelphia. madness really seems to be the word to describe the feelings to some people down at the wells fargo center p that's because some basketball fans were actually turned away at the gait learning that they bought counterfeit tickets off people on craigslist. some people drove hours to get to the game and never got in. i brought my mom up here with

two tickets that we found on craig's. when we went to scan them we found out they were fake. we were going to buy them at the box office. that's how big fans we were. i exchanged tickets in philadelphia. we go in. i had a feeling they were fake. he was selling them cheap. we asked him why he was selling them cheap. he said his friend just had surgery, he couldn't go anymore. follow your first instinct. the fbi is investigating more than 17,000 basketball fans. they all came in town. they're investigating the 17,000 -- or in town for the earn regional which wraps up here on subbed sunday. now, when i was down in florida i got a chance to check out the phillies at spring training. it was a lot of fun. i got me a little bit excited about a team that people aren't talking about that much. we have a big event happening

right now. thousands of people laying up their sneakers right down at the bank for the sixth annual philliess charity 5k. we sent our generally joist. she is life. the phillies we know like to help out community and clearly the community likes to support them as well because this event this morning is sold out. as we've seen in years past. there will be about 6,000 runners here participating in the phyllis charity 5k to support phyllis charities which is the charitable arm of the philly organization. phillies charity raises mills of dollars each year and dough t gnats the money to deserving organizations throughout pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. last year, phillies charities says it awarded nearly $2 million in grants for several organizations. for the event today we will see the philly fanatic back from spring training and ready to pupil up this crowd from thousands. the route takes people around the stadium as well as fdr park and life back.

it will be motivating runners throughout the course. it will wrap up with a party at xfinity live. the raise kicks off this morning at 9:00. again, it is sold out. however, if you do want to support phyllisç charities you you can do so. you can do that all year round. just go to their website. > you can even do it because it starts at 9:00 when we get done. how about that? i didn't bring my running shoes, karen. > all right. off the hook. we are all just talking about this. it could be a huge day for villanova university, a win for making it to the final four coming up their keys to the game. what the wild cats will have to do as they continue their march towards the ncaa championship. plus, you all want to stay out of bankruptcy, that's given. coming up, some tips to help you manage your money so you don't run out of your money. that's always a good thing. we're looking forward to that.

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> 7:13. we all know in belgium the search continues for those behind tuesday's deadly terror acan thats. at least two americans are among the dead. 31 people were killed and another 270 were injured. turkey announced this week that it had warned belgium last year that one of the acan thatters had been flag as a foreign terrorist fighter. of course these attacks come months after the terrorist attacks in paris which left 130 people dead. now, in the afternoon math of those acan thats. much as they did after the belgium attacks people changed their facebook profile pictures and wrote messages on twitter, but eventually are life move on. why do we seem to forget and move on so quickly? dr. frank farly is the professor of piece, conference and violence and joins us life this morning. good morning. >> good morning. > you do see all over social media the worldwide support, but it does kind fade away

relatively quickly and people move onto the next thing. why does that happen so fast. >> you have to survive. you have to be a life and it can't be dominated by an event that took place across the ocean and is not in your neighborhood and you know we have our lives to lead. we want to be resilient. that's one of the factors in human survival. and so it's not surprising that people, you know, want to move on and get on with their life. doctor, the challenge with that, though, is that when something like this happens we hear about the fact that we have to be vigilant. we have to pay attention. we have to be aware. if we have that short of attention span, doesn't that open us up to future danger. >> i don't think so, honestly. i think it's healthily to move on. there's not been a truly major terrorist attack or incident on our soil here in the united states since 9/11. that's 15 years ago. and so the event in bustle les

is a long way from here. we just can't have our life jerked around by events like that. america has really been doing very well on the terrorist front. americans should not be afraid of terrorism. and therefore, i worry more about the continued discussion and debate about terrorism that's going on. it's hard to escape it in the media. it's every where. you worry more about the debate. that's thing. a lot of that comes from people wanting to do something or wanting to feel like they're contributing or helping. is there something we can do through social media or through outreach in our own coping that is actually beneficial? >> yeah, getting into other things, getting back into your life. i mean, if you want to deal with bruise also, i don't see any particularly strong way to do that other than posting your sympathies. that can make you feel good, you

know. that's a healthy thing. it's very important to get back to your life and get on with your life and again americans must realize that terrorism is not a significant factor in american life today. even though we hear about it all the time. in terms of death, there's no comparison with highway deaths, for example, or street homicides. so, you know, we have a lot of things on our plate here in america, but honestly we should face up that terrorism isn't one of them. > fair enough. dr. farly we appreciate it. the coping skills that we are doing you say are healthy. we'll continue on. >> yes. > thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. > have a good one. it is 7:17 right now i'll bet you want to know how is the forecast? how is the day. >> it looks beautiful out there, but dave, it's a lot cooler than it's been? > yes. >> 60, 70s yesterday morning, but not the case right now, 30s and even some areas down blow

freezing. a lot going on today. a couple of events happening and we asked for your weather questions and we had this one sent in. hi, dave, this is ma right ram lambert from the use of powerment foundation. tomorrow we're hosting our fitness function at 5615 germantown avenue. i want to know if the weather tomorrow is going to be fit for fun? >> if it for fun, she asked us that yesterday, so tomorrow is today. it looks pretty good. just a little cooler. we're right in germantown only in the mid 50ss. a legal l cooler than yesterday. we'll have a few clouds coming in. radar is all clear. high pressure con rolls our weather but that's going to bring in some cooler air and lower clouds. it might look like it's going to rain here especially overnight tonight and especially south and east. these are low clouds really not giving us any rain. morning chill here, these temperatures are into the 30s.

a few areas down blow freezing. we'll climb into the 50ss. we have warmer weather in the seven day forecast. that comes with a little bit of about it. i'll time it all up a little bit later. > maybe not me, but there is some people out there who make a whole lot of money. karen that doesn't mean that you know how to manage the time. athletes macule at money, get the huge paycheck and all of a sudden they're bankrupt. don't let that happen to you. we have our financial expert danry cot a with some tips to keep us all out of bankruptcy. so imagine this, you're a 24 year old up and coming nba player. ouijas signed a $90 million contract with the san antonio spurs, what kind of car are you buying. >> a fer regard he. >> n no, a by can cost according

to a recent sports article, up to 50 percent of nba players go bankrupt within five years of retirement. don't look very far, our own alan i ever son made 154 million bucks during his career, according to reports, he had a great time spending every penny of it. not a game. we're talking about crack. 90,000 americans, just ordinary folks filed for bankruptcy last year. what can we learn from these lessons. let me give you a few ideas. the first lesson we can learn from the nba stars and ordinary americans, have a budget and live within your means. it's easier than ever and you can put a budget on your smartphone with an app like this to control your finances right in the president obama of your hand. it makes it really simple. next up, have a rainy day fund, three to six months of living expenses just in case the car breaks down. how about that big hung of metal sitting in the driveway, average

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> we have a little lady gaga because baby you were born this way. thank you so much for joining us at 7:24. let's do sports. how about that? let's do it. this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning, i'm shawn bell. villanova getting ready to take on kansas for the right to go to their first final four since

2009. nova, a total of 72 points. this one won't be so easy. the j hawks are the number one team in the country and this will be a fight. i do it see it as a heavy weight battle of two teams playing really well. i think both teams are really bald there, very l talented at every spot. they're very disciplined, very well coached. they played well throughout the whole bt season. we were playing well. we know it's going to be an ugly game and we'll try to make it that way. and in baseball, the team manager received a contract. he was interim manager after ryan sand ^berg was manager last season. >> that's sports in a minute. > get it all and fox 29.com.

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> things look pretty good to start the day. >> we'll check in with dave in just a matter of moments some of the top stories present if this morning. a korean american man has reportedly con feed to sealing secrets. this is according to north korea

news agency. the man reported to committing espionage under the direction of us and south korea. the state department said it was aware of the incident, but had no further details. and gas prices for easter weekend they are at their lowest since 2004, but do not expect them to stay low. all good things must come to an end. the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline rows above $2 a gallon since thursday. that's the first time that happened since december 31 and aaa are paying 31 cents more for a gallon of gas than they were just than a month ago. an increase from 26-dollars last month to just over 40ed a few days ago is to blame for that. verizon said it has fixed what they call a vulnerability in their system. hackers stole information from its enterprise solutions unit which provides it services to big companies can. verizon says it is notifying the effected customers. says that no data about consumer

customers was involved in that breach. weekend wendy is hoping for good weather for today at fairmount park because it is the grand opening for the season of the soapless low japanese house and garden. if you have never been there, this place is ex wish it. today at the grand opening a lot of special events from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. you go get more information by going to japanese house. org. > i've been there a few times and it is right near fairmount park, right near the please touch museum. things are dry right now, there is no rain out there. it will stay that way this weekend, but one little change, a little cooler. our temperatures have dropped a about it to 58-degrees in philadelphia with that northeast wind at 10 miles an hour. we have this nice easter picture. what should we dress kia in. first of all, put a smile on

that face. that's about it, sweatshirt and even maybe a hat. clouds will increase today especially south and east, but this is the future weather computer showing that we will just see clouds, but no rain out there today. temperatures are into the 50sss, held down a about it by that east wind. that's a cooler breeze. clouds increase today. clouds increase again tomorrow and then monday we're looking at a little bit of rain. that's in the seven day forecast. a little tweak with our temperatures. i'll show you all the numbers coming up in just a about it. we already busy talking because this story is all parents are wanting to pay attention. a south carolina mom says her # 1 year old son died playing a game. look at what a kid.

he was playing a game. it was called hang out man. she found her son in the closet after her daughter told her he was playing a game pretending to be dead. this heart breaken mother is calling to all parents. watch what your kids are doing online. a part of me is gone. i know that you can't monitor your kids 24 hours a day, but some kind of way, take time out. be more involved to see what kind of websites and stuff they are on. that just hurts your heart. he was on an app called kik. how do we keep up with all the social media and what kids are doing and teach them what they see isn't something they should be engaging in. we brought in a parenting coach, brandy davis joining us this morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. > you hear about the story and it just breaks your heart.

what do we need to do first? >> the first thing that parents need to do is really do their research, go online, google apps that kids are using. google dangerous challenges and dangerous dares. google things that parents should know because we don't always know what our kids are doing. it seems so simple, but p just google l and do that research and do that research. talk to some people that you know. just keep on top of the situation. and then you also say obviously it's so important to talk to our kids, but how do we have that information without planting these seeds in their minds, something that they may not have known about before this conversation. if i say it, they're going to learn about it. the truth is they probably already know and if they don't know yet, they will learn. it's better to be honest, say these are the things that are out there, there are predators out there. there are chat rooms out there. there are these challenges and tears that don't turn out well. check out the news reports. check out this blog about this. this is real life.

i'm not just telling you about a parent, as a groan up that this is something you want to do. this is really dangerous. kids are getting killed. you want to make it concrete. i'm a firm believing in snapping. do you recommend it, can i check-up on my kids and say it's in my hours, i can do it. >> i do think it's important to know what your kids are doing online. follow them on twitter, follow on instagram and let them know, beç honest, say listen, whatevr you post on social media and all that fun stuff, that's public now. if it's out there forth public, i'm going to look at it, too. i'm going to make your settings aren't private so you're blocking me. i'm ' going to check your browser history to make sure we can't clear. i'm going to stay on top of these things and they may get upset and say how dare you. sometimes our kids get mad at us is to keep our kids safe.

and a the planet. >> excellent tips. > thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. > let us know what you think about that one, too. great tips. a figure skater style and grace is usually impressive enough, but one man in montgomery county is even more inspirational. coming up why this figure skater is truly wowing people on the ice. plus, one college professor has an interesting suggestion. he says he knows how to get through to kids in the low-income communities. what he says classrooms should be modeled after. that and more coming up on good day. w??ççóo?óñçoñçwwññç

every song that comes on this i'm not 100 percent sure of, karen hepp, name that tune. you need a miracle to try to stump me. how about that here? i got a miracle here. a solution from one professor from columbia university, really interesting. he says this is a great way to help kids who are in some tough communities stay in school. a little bit controversial, but

i think it's really neat. christopher em democrat who is a professor at columbia's teaching college says that classrooms need to be more like gangs. it makes them feel responsibility and make them feel like a family who will look out for them and will protect them. kids need to feel like the school couldn't operate without them. that means the kids give special hand shakes for each other, then so be it. his argument is, school more like gangs. you guys both have children, yes or no. >> the responsibility party can understand, but i don't know about the special hand shakes and referencing it to a gang. i think it gets to your attention. at first it sounds terrible. but when you think about it, you have people watching your back. people belong to a club. that sounds great. hand shakes, feeling like a

group, all that kind of stuff we did in school anyway. i think that he's causing controversy when he said gang. >> that's what got my attention. it's a whole interesting concept. most schools do that anyway because you follow with the cult of the school, whatever your mascot is, villanova, we're all excited, you wear the colors. team, not gang. team professor, not gang. how about this, listen to this song. i actually bought this album, true confessions, extremely -- you know you did, too. 20 years ago this week. you can hear it right now, the hansonss. do you have it? >> no comment. the band has some news about the song. while everything you thought you knew about it may be wrong. a figure skaters style and grace is usually impressive enough, but one man from montgomery county is inspirational. coming up, why a figure skater is wowing people on the ice.

let's take a look at some of your pictures you are sending in. look at the cute little bird. good morning. made my day. happy third birthday kendall from mommy and daddy did. thanks for sharing that picture with us. this one from scott, my mom easter egg tree. they make me so happy. if you're syncing this song you can send us your cool pass to us at fox 29. we're at third and market ç.

we take a look at a sunny morning. it is a little l l cooler, oh grab a light jacket or a sweater no matter where you're heading out. there's the ballpark right there. i just got back from florida, i forgot that i was back in philadelphia, so i came out this morning, coat. i got out of the car, walking across the street and i said it's still cold in philadelphia. it's true. it is a true thingment it almost feels like you're in an ice skating arena. that's exactly where we are heading right now. there is an amazing ice skater. to make this more inspiration alice he's blind. he can't see.

he's from montgomery county. he just defies the odds and wows people on the ice. our photo journalist fill roar introduced us to this phenomenal figure skater. inside the philadelphia skating club n and humane society in arden, if i set on a circle, scott works on his routine. if i start like this and i can step like this. with the help of his skating coach michelle marvin, he skates around the ice ring with these. we use a lot of visual queues and a the look of examples. a lot of copying and mimicking when we're teaching skaters in the beginning and he doesn't have any of those queues. stoush is a blind skater. it's very hard for a person to understand what a blind person goes through. we have a lot of figure skating, but there's no book on how to

teach a blind person. he is training for the 2018 games in paris. he's the only blind skater in his group. it takes up a little while. you can't put up a picture and say do it. his love for skating started almost 50 years ago. you can't do this, you can't do that. it felt good. the first time i skated it felt good. it felt like i was home. it felt like there was a connection. stoush also works with long time friend and figure skating coach. >> take it in small steps. a lieutenant of time when the kids learn, they just go for it. you jump and see what happens. not with stoush. you have to take small steps and be very patience. patience is key for stoush's effect. i really complied on the ice. feel like i'm adding dimensions

to my awareness, to my life. in ardmore, bill roar fox 29 news. > absolutely amazing. it is 7:47 right now a beautiful day looking out there. dave, it looks fantastic. is it going to be fantastic? >> a littley if i there. it looks great if you're looking west. if we turn the camera around and look east you're going to see some clouds. that's columnar air coming off the ocean. get ready for a little chill when you step outside. there's still a lot going on this weekend. here is one weather question that we have for you. hi, we're here at smith memorial playground getting ready for play blah seduce a at 4. is it going to be good weather today. >> beautiful. it looks like a great playground. i have to bring the kids there one of these daze.

right there in east fairmount park, 50 to 57. look at the clouds coming in right about 6:00. just a few clouds, not bad today. our scale looking pretty good this afternoon. tomorrow right about the okay area, not bad, but not great. clouds will increase. the temperatures will be down just a about it. h this will be followed by some rain on monday. right now look at the temperature in pottstown or allentown. i hope you didn't put the flowers in the ground yet. the temperature is still down blow freezing. maybe not as cold tomorrow morning, but still a chill in the area. we're climbing to the 50s today, but look at the cooler air coming in right off the ocean there. 40s tomorrow morning and only 50s in the afternoon. so not much of a warmup despite the sunshine. only climbed into the mid to low 50 #-s. here's the ultimate doppler looking across the area we are clear for now, but that changes. high pressure keeps us dry today and dry tomorrow, but not clear. the clouds will increase, but

it's on monday where we have some rain coming in. temperatures will be a little warmer that day, up to 67-degrees. the wind picks up in the afternoon. a chilly day on tuesday and wednesday. now, by thursday and friday, get a little warmer back into the mid to upper 60s. so not a bad looking week, just a cool weekend. at least it's dry for easter and that rain holds off until monday. > we need your help on this one, dave. >> i'll do what i can. why don't you set it up. this is a song that i bought. >> back when we had to pew albums. > it's from the 90s. of course we all know this. it makes you feel old. it's 20 years old today, this month and the song we're talking about is mm bop and according to the brothers we've been sinking it wrong all these years.

>> got it. we were recently talking about the in an interview with ultramagazine. the song -- no one ever sinks it right. their exact words, most people sync it wrong. the brothers did say they would like to hear bruno mars try to do a remake of the song. look at how cute they are. i love the hanson brothers. here are the actual lyrics. mmm bob, whenç duba top. i got that part. due bop, here comes the part me know. nailed it. all right. we're handing in cool cards.

everybody at one point or another, you had fun with that knowledge some, right. >> you just hung along and make up your own song. follow along. keep your pictures coming in. the best picture of a baby. i hope we're going to show it. all babies are cute actually. there's a cute easter pet coming up. a pet knowledge be a great thing. they can keep us company and snuggle up and keep us members of our family. >> your pet may also be changing your personality in a bad way. coming up, why your cats could actually be bad for your attitude. >> wow. i love this song. i love carol king. the carol king mussel california is playing right now at the academy of music. there is a fun fact the star

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> this song getting you up, getting you moving. i'm the month going to name that tune because i know karen always knows the song. this one is from pompeii. >> not even a reason to ask you because you always know the answers. take a look at this shot. i want you to see it. we'll get it going. look at this shot. half court shot, budser beater from beyond half court. the new jersey high school gym erupted in cheers. everybody is mopping. one young man who hit the shot, our junior reporter spoke to the team who made the spot. this guy who is definitely deserving of the title, fox 29 athlete of the week. a 75-foot shot right at the buzzer is something only seen in movies. well, what if it happened in front of your very own eyes. ' laura row tell a spencer cook from washington township to tell you how it happened.

>> meet spencer cook from washington township high school. in a recent game against cherokee high school he had the crowd stunned. what may appear as luck landed his team right into the playoffs. when i shot the basket, i wasn't thinking. i got the inbound from justin, took one dribble and shot it. his jaw dropping as the basket it was, the coach expected nothing less than an impeccable performance. everything we asked him to do, we said get stronger, he d. get better handling the ball and he did. whatever we asked him he did for us and really helped to improve the program. spencer cook was able to grow into the nobel athlete he is today. my biggest inspiration was coach geyser because he came to practice everyday working hard with a positive attitude. little did spencer know his hard

work would be helping his school make his terrorism we won our first conference championship since 1999 #. we're the number seed in the group four turn t amount and lost to a good team atlantic city in the semi finals. graduating with a 4.0 spencer cook will be attending stevens institute in the fall. we have a lot of memories with winning together. although this season has come to an end for washington p t, it is only the beginning for spencer cook. > spencer, on behalf of fox 29 i would like congratulate you as this week's athlete of the week. >> thank you guys for having me. > heading back to you in the studio. i'm lauren row tell a for fox 29 weekend. > nicely done, lauren. congratulations spencer. do you have someone you would like to nominate as our high school athlete of the week, you can tweet it to us, post-it on your on facebook, get it to us

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> this morning on good day, we start with some good news. we are save for another year. we won't have to pay more to ride septa they say. they will not be raising fairs this year. why they say we'll wait until next year. a pet can be a great fun. they can keep us company, they can snuggle up, keep us warm, and be a member of the family. your pet can be changing person in a bad way. why your pet could be responsible for your bad attitude. that's beautiful, the care king musical. so am amazing songs that she wrote. it is now place playing at the interesting fact that the star reveals about her own sister. we get all the dish on that.

from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. wow, did the first hour of the show go by quickly. good news, there's a second hour. >> thank goodness. > right. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. > it looks like it's a really nice forecast, dave. >> not too bad. we'll take the cold. it's okay. it was like 67-degrees yesterday, today it's only in the 30s. a little chill out there this this morning. but we need the sunshine. we got it. we're warming up things there and that's the picture that we see right here from our studios here at fourth and market looking up market street. > is it windy? >> a little l breeze out there. it looks pretty good. about 10, 15 miles an hour. if you're heading out this morning, here is something to be aware of. here's wend differential there is a lot to do this holiday weekend, weekend wendy is very excited about this event in particular. pretty much everything else. it's an easter egg hunt at franklin square.

they call it the franklin square great egg hunt and it promises to be quite an event. it's at sixth and rank streets where you can go play miniature golf and have burger and all that good stuff. let's hope the weather cooperates. the merry-go-round. not sure if it's open, but always a nice edition. the temperature pretty chilly, the breeze at 14 miles an hour making it feel cooler. the humidity at 47 percent. the temperatures have dropped quite a about it, more clouds to the east, a dry ease text but increasing some clouds and rain. back in the forecast as quickly as monday. doppler radar is all clear. that will keep the east wind and keep the temperatures down not only today, but again tomorrow, it also brings in a few more clouds, especially overnight tonight and right closer to the coast. we'll see the clouds increase. the temperatures have dropped a about it but now they've climbed just above freezing thanks to

the sunshine. we're getting a little more sunshine from the north. 50s today. clouds will increase up to 54-degrees by 7:00 with that cooler breezy continuing and another repeat of this tomorrow, but big changes on monday much that's in the seven day forecast coming up. > we'll take it. 50-degrees. getting caught up on our headlines. happening now, police are investigating a shooting overnight in southwest philadelphia. it happened just after midnight in the 2500 block of millionic street. police say someone n inside a car fired at a man sitting on a porch. the car then took off and crashed into cars on grace avenue. police did arrest one of the men, but they're still searching for the others. the victim was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. > at 8:0 3:00 the us coast guard is searching for missing boaters about a half mile off the new jersey coast. as many as four people are believed missing after the both

apparently cap sized near brigantine. people were spotted in the water. crews will be out looking for them throughout the day. four people have been found dead inside a wilmington apartment after a man asked for a welfare check from his brother that he hadn't heard from in days. this happened at the hidden valley apartments. this was friday afternoon. investigators say three people and a dog were found dead in one apartment and a fourth person was found dead in another unit. investigators say the cause appears to be environmental and they're looking at carbon monoxide after reports from ems and firefighters reported very high levels in that area. edward dun fee says he is the man who stopped by trying to get some help for his brother. he says carl, his two roommates and their dog lady bug were all found dead. >> i went up to the office to give a courtesy call and then i got a phone call from the police department that this is what

happened. > seven people needed to be taken to the hospital. three of them were children. investigators say they don't suspect foul play and suicide doesn't appear to be a cause at this time. but their investigation is ongoing. > philadelphia police are still trying to figure out who pulled off a major center city jewelry hoist, but they do have a new clue they're hoping will lead them to the thieves. take a look, we have newly release surveillance video. there it is along the street. this video shows the get away car used in the robbery of a center city jewelry store. investigators say two men swiped more than 400,000 of jewelry last month from bars can can i's on jeweler row. it's a in your red hyundai sonata. the video shows two men speeding away in that car. take a close look. if you have any information contact the police. the so-called bridge gait scandal it's been pushed back

until september. a judge has approved the postponement to give defense attorneys to review some of the case documents. bill baroni is accused of orchestrating lane closures in 2013 to create grid lock in the town of fort lee. the mayor was not a christie supporter. they pled not guilty, even if they did what they're accused of, no crimes were committed. here's some happy news, septa news will get a break. the agency doesn't plan to raise fairs next year. septa was due for a fair increase in july, but it will likely be pushed back. the reason according to accept stark the migration to a new electronic fair system. septa said its concerned riders would be con fused if new fairs coincided with the new technology which is also supposed to debutç this year after a delay of several years. > march madness is right here in our city, our house. the madness really seems to be the word to describe the feeling to some people down at the wells fargo center because they were

tricked from basketball fans were turned away at the gait because they bought the fake tickets. it turns out they were counterfeits. we always warn about this. this was on craigslist. some drove hours to get to the game and then they never got in. i brought my mom up here with two tickets that i found on craigslist. and then when we went to get them scanned they were fake and there were no tickets left at the box office. we were going to pay again from the box office, that's how big fans we are. i met this person in philadelphia yesterday around 7:00, exchanged tickets. we go in. i had a feeling they were fake. he was selling them cheap. we asked him why he was selling them cheap and he said his friend just had surgery. he couldn't go anymore p. that poor first girl, you could see she was almost crying in her voice. clearly the fbi is investigating. so am fans are in town for this, 17,000 fans in town for the

energy star regional that will wrap up tomorrowment the tsa is showing off guns, knives and other banned items that travelers really thought they could bring on an airplane. take a look. these are all items taken at the salt lake city airport in just the past few weeks. agents say knives are some of the most common items passengers try to get through check in. you see hammers, drills, baseball bats, hacksaws that people don't realize are banned. tools, sue nears like baseball bats. all of these things could be used as weapons as could toys and art that also look like weapons. officers stop all screening, they notify the airport police who respond to the check point. this he remove the bag and the passenger present the area and then they resolve what's in the bag. that's a lot of work and a lot of delay for the other passengers for something that is just a toy. > interestingly enough, real guns can actually go through

checked luggage as long as they're not loaded and are locked in a hard case. >> i did one time bring a pocket knife. i didn't realize. i bought it at a national park for my chilled reason and then you realize, oh, gosh. i had no idea what your next word was going to be. i actually try to bring and i went, what is she going to say. we're all excited for this. right now thousands of people are laying up their sneakers. it's just about registration timing i think, down at the citizens bank park. it is the 5k charity. jennifer joist is there life at citizens bank park. last hour we tried to get you to run? any change of heart. >> i told you i'm not going to run, but i can dance this music is great. and it's also going to keep me warm because it's a little chilly out here. we have 6,000 people involved in

this, 6,000 runners. some of them have already shown up here. i'm joined by raise director mare and alreadyier. this has been a success year after year. can you tell us what this is raising money for? this is our sixth annual event. our net proceeds go to phyllis charities. basically it goes into a fund and at the end of the year we have a party and we deliver grants to local c01s in the delaware valley. people could use this money in financial situations. i understand last year, $2 million was given out to these organizations. >> yes, we do all these events throughout the year and it all goes through the grant fund and it's such an owner to give them the money. clearly we have some life music here to get the runners up and going and motivated for this run today. what else can people expect? >> people can expect the fanatic and lots of entertainment along

the course. it's really just such a fun event and a great time for all of us. i love having 6,000 people to kick off the running season and also the philly season. >> thanks so much. just before we close, we have these guys who are super excited for this run. why are you guys participating today. >> we love to run. do you also love the phillies. >> yes. > are you excited for this season? >> yes. what's going to happen? what's going to be your big preparticulars. >> we're going to win it all. > high five to that. i love that. karen and bill back to you. > high five up top. so we love our pets. they can be so wonderful. they make you feel better when you're having a bad day. they snuggle up on you. but they could make you really nasty, too. >> your pet can be changing your personality in a bad way and we'll tell you about it, why your cat could be bad for your attitude. plus, if you're taking a trip on

a plain any time soon. some people get very stressed about that, what you can do to stay healthy on the plane. some myth busters. some things that you think are true, but uh-uh. apollo sending in their love to their favorite morning show. thank you. jackson's first easter, six months old and so darn cute. happy easter from ron, regina and baby william. and our easter dogs or furnish babies as well. thank you, brittany.

> that's a lot of love. all right. we're showing you the airport for a reason because we're going to talk about flying. a lot of people, we like to get to a place, but not necessarily on a plane. >> flying is a necessity. we got to get there. it's not always a great experience and that's part of the challenge. >> let's get through some of the reasons that people hate flying and it turns out some of them

are actually myths. the expert, his name is patrick smith, he's a pilot, a blogger and an author and he's trying to debunk some of the top flying false hoods. for instance, lots of people, myself included thought that you get sick after flying, so the cabin must be full of germs, but he says the air on plains is actually really clean. even the recirculated air goes through filters. however, the other things may make you sick, the bathrooms, armrests entree tables. make sure you wash your hands. the next myth you get more drunk on a plane. >> he says only if you drink more. the pressurized air makes it feel like you're a mile above see level. you may feel a little bit different, but your blood alcohol content says the same. > there's no need to open the plain's door mid air and get suked out. the plane is pressurized it's

going to take thousands of pounds to t get the door open, most that people don't have. you were worried about that, weren't you? >> what? > that you could push the door open. >> you know there was a flight attendant from hawaii and i think she got sucked out. > it was a great movie. leslie snipes was in there. i'm google this one right now. while i google that let's get a check of the weather from dave. we are looking west. that is the key here. the clouds will increase from the east. that will keep the temperatures down just a little bit. we have a the lot of events coming in. a the look of people are asking questions about what the weather will be like. here's one. hi, dave, there is a community day event located on the east saw con street for a mural unveiling from the arts festival

in may. my question is will the weather allow our paint to dry or should we be expecting some showers. >> don't worry about the showers. you need the drys breeze to get the paint to dry. certainly we'll see that today. only 40s and then into the 50s. the clouds will increase. there is a little chile this morning. it was down below freezing in the north and western suburbs close to philadelphia right about 39 right now. sunshine doing its job, warming the temperatures up, but the clouds will increase a little bit later. only expecting temperatures into the 40s if you're right at the beach there with that cool northeast breezy. 9:00 a.m., they are running the philly's 5k at citizens bank park. what temperatures are look we looking at. ideal running temperature is right about 50. just a touch cool. these are the temperatures by 9:00 mid to low whose stopping right here at noon just touching

about 51-degrees, but look at that l coulder air right along the coast and that will work its way inland here overnight tonight keeping the temperatures from climbing much warmer than about 55, 56-degrees. we'll see the same thing to. but clouds will increase and we have some rain in the seven day forecast. that's coming up when i come back a little bit later. back to you. > thanks, dave. >> so the flight attendant was on an allow that airlines and she got sucked out. > but there was a hole -- >> you leave out that there was a hole in the roof. > in 2001. alan ureacin, 8 #. diana ross 72 years old celebrating. happy birthday. > jennifer gray, 66, from i had the time of my life. s that's what you're hearing in the background. what was the movie. >> i can't remember the name of it. dirty dancing. that's what it is. i know the song. i had a mental block. >> sure, you did. > i knew how to do it, though.

there's your lottery numbers, good luck.

> they're dancing in the dark. there they are. >> a dance party. i and it nothing but tired. the entire crew of good day on the weekends. they're the people who run the whole center upstairs and then the rest of us downstairs. weigert need to get a little nicole in as well. a little picture of nicole as well. hi, nicole. > let's do it. next, that's coming up. your cat may be making you miserable and we're not talking about allergies. our sue serio has the result of a new study that could leach you with some feelings of rage. feelings of rage about the fact that it's not ready to go right now. you shy, you vent and then you're ready to find out about how cats can bring on rage. the silliest thing we found in

science this week may be hard to swallow if you're a cat lover. your precious kitty cat is linked to road rage? it sounds like a leap, but the author of a new study says, his words suggests your cat's liter box may be making you more aggressive. it all tied to a parasite that may be in your cat's liter box and that could give you, ready for this, taco play and suicide most is. a study been just published in the journal of clinical psychiatry, exposure to that parasite was linked to a mental disorder linked to angry out busts, including road rage. the man behind this research is the chair of psychiatry and behavioral neuroscience at the university of chicago. he says not everyone who tests positive for exposure to those toxic parasites found in your cat's liter will have the issue. let's hope the next time you honk your horn and curse someone who cuts can you off on the skew

kill you may be attempting to play your feline friend at home, but that seems almost as silly as the study. > thank you so much. coming up, we ' got a warning this morning about a powerful warm of marijuana that police want to make sure you know about. especially for teenagers. coming up, what it is and just how potent this pot can be. it could be a huge day for philadelphia. i tried to combine it from villanova, villanova university, a win away from making it into the final four. coming up their keys to the game and what the wild cats will have to do to continue their march toward the ncaa championship. >> i think it has to do with winning. that would be a good key to the game. if you go ahead and win, you're likely to go to the final forel.

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welcome back. it's exactly 8:28, the bottom of the hour. let's get right to the breaking news that we are following right now. prosecutors in belgium have issued an arrest want for another suspect from the terrorist attack that happened on tuesday. they have seen someone running from the airport after someone blew themselves up. he is being identified as fell kay shenandoah valley yew has

been identified as the man suspected as feeling the brussels airport. taking look at some of the other top stories this morning. in pennsylvania some key senate backers of medical marijuana are expressing concern about a bill passed by the house last week which could delay passing. the legislation would set standards for growers, dr.s and dispensaries. patiences could take the drug in numerous forms, but would not be able to obtain marijuana that they could smoke. police in ocean county have a warning for parents about a very potent warm of marijuana. they say looks like canned ditch that's a picture. this is from the manchester township police department saying the drug is actually an extract of the cannabis plant and it is four times as potent as tradition l al marijuana. it's being called dad by kids other than wise known as hash out. it's ingested biette thatting the oil and inhaling the vapor that is emitted from it. itself it's more concentrated.

you only need a tiny dab. that's why they call it dab. dab is usually placed on wax paper or other non stick surfaces. > the kids are going to love this one, including weekend wendy. it's play pennsylvania loose a 2016 at smith memorial playground and play house. this is the home of the famous giant slide. it's even bearing than the one you see there with weekend wendy smith tenormin playground will be opening from noon until 4. lots of events for the opening season. >> dave, give us some sunshine. >> we have sunshine, and nothing on the radar screen. this is the smith playground. a wide view shows we're pretty clear on the radar, just a passing shower to our south. 39-degrees, the current temperature, that wind northeast about 14 miles an hour and the temperatures will stay down just a about it today because of that northeast wind. that keeps the numbers from

climbing too much. only into the 50s this afternoon. we're climbing aboveç the freezing marketplacely here this morning. i was down blow freezing in the north and western suburbs. 50 up to 56 and then down to 54-degrees. so we have the sunshine and the cooler breeze this morning. 54 with those clouds increasing tonight. get out and enjoy some nice flour trees from weather. andrew sent us this from his neighborhood. it looks like it's all good. i can tell that because of the bark. get it. you can tell a dog can tell a tree from the bark. let's go toville know villanova. shedder, i'm so ready for this game. >> 8. of the 49 to be specific. it will be villanova, the number two seed, it will be kansas, the number one seed. it is going to be a classic in

lewisville. they got there by beating miami. chris even kin. that's not from louisville. ryan okay see, money, villanova actually shot a higher percentage from three than they did t from inside the three-point line. they win the game by 23 points. here was jay wright afterwards. it's everyone else buying in. we're definitely playing our best basketball right now we haven't played this well in any game this season. but that's your goal. it's every coach's goal you want to be playing your best balm they won by 21 points. they haven't been tested the entire tournament. no question they're who the and you have always had a theory. i think everyone that wins has to be tested. two years ago, they were down by

dunk digits, came back and went onto win the championship. villanova has crewed thus far. it may be in tonight's game obviously against a very good kansas team, but every team that wins the national championship gets pushed at least once. >> i don't like what you're saying. >> but kansas already got pushed as well. >> that being said. i love coach speak. i think we need get scared. no, you ride the waves. if the kids are playing well, don't change everything. wear the same clothes, if you're coach, you never like to say during the season, well, a loss would be good for us because we're going to get woken up. no, we play every game to win the game. the other night, the organ ducks who had a chip on their shoulder because a lot of people said they shouldn't be number one. they almost got beat by st. joe's. >> and then they played on

thursday night. they crewed. they looked very comfortable in winning that game. i think oregon is going to beat oklahoma. i think they got the scare out of them. they are a very dangerous basketball game. let me dissect what you said and tried to interpret it. i'mance sing you think the jay hawks may take this. >> can you bet against villanova right now? the scare may come later. they've lost to virginia, they lost to oklahoma, they lost to seton hall. they lost games. they know how to rebound. they're playing their best basketball right now i can't bet against this team, mike. kansas is myal ma mat your. >> i've been waiting for that. you did a nice job burying the lead. i think there's more pressure on kansas tonight. they're supposed to be here. they're the number one seed.

they're supposed to win the game. there is more pressure on the jay hawks. thursday night looked a little tentativetive. they're a team that makes runs. if villanova can avoid that, they got to to that in tonight's game. > i have the sense that villanova will win. i think if they do, i think they can beat oregon or oak lady bug home a. i'm not putting the cart totally in front of the horse here, but if they get through tonight, i think they're in the championship game next monday. >> did i scare you? >> talk about getting the scare out? >> you frighten me every day. > go cats. the easter bunny is here. we're excited about villanova, but we're really excited about the easter bunny. we have burning questions we're going to get to the bottom of. deep probing of the easter

bunny. what does the easter bunny do after easter, the rest of the year? > good question. we'll find out in just a moment.

ed as we come back, we're taking a look at -- that's washington,

d.c., right? they're having an easter egg hunt. they'll have the big easter local will come on mondayç with the president. this song about animals. we have our own animal here, our favorite animal this time of year, the easter bunny is here along with amy lamb. what a better maple could you possibly have. thank for joining us this morning. >> thanks for joining us. > there's a lot going on. what do we have? >> we have so am fun things? we have an easter ex staff gainsay with our favorite bunny, 11 to 4 today. lots of fun stuff. you can come out and meet the bunny. what do we have? that is an easter bread. what more could you have an easter egg in a pastry that shows new life, you know, what

better for easter with, you know, the decorations, all that good stuff. of course our garden center brings out the best in plants. where are you? >> we are in yardley, pennsylvania, bucks county. we want to ask the bunny, is this your busy time of year? >> well, we have to ask the bunny's friend, what does bunny do for the whole rest of the year? bunny loves to hospital around. she gets really sad. bunny likes to know where the kids are? the bunny lives for the kids. so the bunny is always trying to get eggs together so bunny can be prepared. find the eggs and there's treats inside the eggs. >> there are. some candy. you want some gum, to tooth situate rolls.

>> you're going to have a really busy night so you're going to let you go. >> get all the candy to the kids. thank you shady brook farms. we'll be right back. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood...

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scientists find that altruistic people can't help but be selfless and kind. they explored parts of the brain. what did they discover. >> they discovered that nice people have more activity in the area that deals empathetic, impulses. the study also finds that you can make someone nice by shutting down certain impulses in the brain. > i wonder what that is. >> thats do haven't sound good. shutdown impulses in the brain to make somebody nice. that brings us to our instant reaction poll. do you consider yourself to be a nice person? >> this is easy. you can vote on the good day philadelphia fox 29.com or you can vote on twitter using hashtag fox 9 yes or fox 29 no. some people do not like to be nice. > doesn't this feel like it had you be 100 percent yes. >> we have a friend that follows us and his h twitter handle.

i don't think think he wants to be nice. he'll let you know. > fox 29 yes. hey, dave. is weather nice, let's turn off the clouds. we can't con role that. the clouds are increasing. you see that, just on the right side of your screen there from the east, these clouds will increase. weather question today, want to go check out the flowers there at morris arboretum? here's an event you might want to check out. today i'm at the morris arboretum in chestnut hill for the opening of my ex expedition wrapped up. i want to know if the sun is going to be shining from one to three during the opening while i do some life yarn bombing in the garden. >> bring along sue serio, she'll be a big fan of that. you'll have sunshine between ten and 2012, but between 1 and 3

look at the temperatures. the weather scale looking okay today. pretty good this afternoon with that sunshine, but then it goes down a little bit. not bad, but certainly not great tomorrow with these increasing clouds. the temperatures are into the 30s. we're headed for the 50s. the same thing again tomorrow with more clouds. we have rain in the seven day forecast. mainly early on monday, some rain followed by a gusty wind. it will spike up to 67 and drop quickly overnight monday to tuesday. staying into the 50s and right about 60 by wednesday. a few showers come in. they're back into the forecast on thursday and friday as the temperatures climb back up above 60-degrees. > thanks so much. >> sure. > we want to tell you about this fabulous show that's in town right now, a tony award winning musical currently playing in philadelphia. the beautiful carole king, the musical, is wowing audiences. the show right now is playing at the academy of music, which is a sponsor of fox 29. our lucky mike jerrick got to sit down with two of the stars.

>>reporter: the classic of carole king includes i feel the earth under my feet. natural woman and you've got aç friend, but carol wrote so am other songs. performed by other art wrists, and the monkeys which inspired her songs is the basis of a hit tony award winning musical that is now playing at the academy of music. take a listen . (music playing) do you still

love me tomorrow? will you still love me tomorrow?) applause) i'll love today, tomorrow and the next day, too. >> and i, welcome to good day philadelphia. william to be in from canada, good to have you in the city of brotherly love. >> was that you? >> it was me. you sound a lot like carol. that's the point. > it's all good. a cool fun fact is i saw the show in new york so i saw your sister performing. >> yes, she was the original carol. i know, whacky. has carol ever heard you. >> she has. she actually came to see the show in boston. does it freak you out? >> luckily we didn't know she was there. a lot of pressure maybe, right?

>> right. but she was so warm and lovely and gave us her tamp of approval so thats was really cool. i didn't realize when saw the show how much her songs and her writing influenced so many different generations. >> oh, yeah. the songs are so timeless and she and jerry anacin think a and barry, their friends were so prolific and they wrote so many hits. >> by the way, liam plays jerry. >> your first husband. how influential was he over her career, your character? >> they started together back in 59 when they met and they wrote so many hits together. jerry would write the lyrics and carol would write the music and together as a song-writing team. > give me an example. >> up on the roof, the locomotion, natural woman. so many, huge, huge hits. and they split and then carol sort of finds her own way and is more successful. >> yes. and she went onto do taps try

which is her biggest. >> huge. > james tailor, right, i always think he wrote you've got a friend, but no carol. >> and then he -- made a hit out of it. that's how she started, writing songs for other people. the gurn any of the show you see her stepping into her own and becoming a singer. so how much music in it. >> it's a lot. > it was great. it was a ton of songs. >> so am great songs and you see the girl groups come out. there's the groups from the eras perform. it was a fun night. what's your favorite one to perform? >> that's really hard because they're all so good. i love natural woman. that's a killer. > what did you learn about carol. >> carol, despite the ups and downs in her life and the heart break, she retained a sense of positivity and resilience that you hear in her music. i think that's really amazing to

see. > is it on now? >> yes, the academy of music. > through april 3. >> yes. it's a beautiful room, too. >> congratulations. > enjoy philadelphia. >> we will. > it's a hit. you should see it. seriously. more good after this.

> we're at elkins park at fat jack's barbeque.

how are you, my friend? >> i am great. > what are we doing today. >> today we're going to do grilled barbeque shrimp stakes. it's a reel simple process. it's easy. late expensive, but it's really good. bacon is its own food group. you know that? >> absolutely. > very simple. >> this is a 16/20 shrimp. all you have to do -- and even you can do this -- peel the shell off and we can put the shell back in and it's done. it's ready to go. take the shell off. take the legs off the middle. leave the tail on, leave the tail on. notice that we have the sticks in water. can you tell me why? >> because you are going to cook them and you don't want the woodburne. grab a piece of bacon. >> with pleasure. >> start at the bottom, put it right around the tail so that much of the tail is sticking out. and then kind of go underneath.

wrap it very simple. cover the whole shrimp like that. see how that is? >> let's wrap the bacon and start around the tail. just keep wrapping them up to there. stretch it out a little bit. start at the tail.@&c @&c& >> start at the tail. work underneath. there you go. bacon wrapped delicious. bacon-wrapped delicious. i'm going to teach you how to stick the shrimp. >> grab the shrimp, put the tail this this way towards the bottom. take your secure, start right in the middle at the tail and kind of bend them a little bit and go straight through all the way to the bottom. you want a thumb-nail at the bottom. grab another one. same thing. at the back and make sure the bacon is secured.

that's a good than would. >> a little bit of old bay, pat it in a little bit. let's flip them over. the same thing. give a little old bay. now let's get these golden gems of the see into the off ebb, five to ten minutes 325 to 350. >> before we did, what you're going to do, by the end of the stick, pop them on the grill much that'ss that who ther parte grill. listen to the sizzling. cover them up. let them cook for a minute. if you see the flame, really what you want to look for when you're turning them over, a little bit of char. you can see that, see that, billy? >> that's kind of what you want. we're going to flip them. >> they look delicious. hit them again.

hit them again. we're good here. we'll take those guys off. a little bit of sauce lightly. i'll give you the tongues. way to go. shrimp wrapped in bacon, grilled in barbecue sauce on a secure. > cheers. now, you can either do this or you can take the fork and you can do that. are you ready? >> yeah. on three. one, two, three. i'm making a mess. but that is so good. wow, fox food bite, tip master, glenn gross. billy anderson, junior pit master. >> thanks, guys. we want to get right to our

easter pictures because you did send us a few. we'll share them tomorrow. we have so am cute ones. i promise. have a great day.

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