right now on good day. she lost her life during a fight inside of a high school bathroom days ago. this morning her family wants justice. but will that come? where the investigation stands right now and why some say the police need to make a move. >> plus, the zika virus could reach epidemic status here in the united states. could it affect millions of lives here? we've got all the information. >> and to spank or not to spank. the new study that is sparking up this debate once again. get ready to weigh in. and good morning everyone. welcome to "good day philadelphia." still glowing from a great night last night. good morning karen, good morning

dave. >> good morning bill. we had our 20th anniversary party. if you have any good events in your life. i had a first communion in my family, if you have something let us know. >> we gave dave all the credit when it was nice out. >> sometimes when you get these patterns where the weather doesn't change much. it's nice when it's sunny because it's day after day. there is a big change tomorrow, maybe you don't want to hear about that one. trees are coming out there, we have clouds. but very little sunshine. there is a lot happening this weekend. a lot of walks, a few races here. here's one of them with weekend wendy. >> fox 29 is very proud and happy to be a sponsor of walk ms and the philadelphia walk is today. it's happening at the philadelphia museum of art. registration, which happened at

7:00 a.m., walk beginning at 8:00 a.m. national ms society's greater delaware valley chapter helps people affected by ms and the funds raised help to find a cure for this awful disease. a lot of folks out there having a great time for a great cause. what kind of weather are they stepping into, dave? >> stepping into, a cloudy day out there. the ultimate doppler a little busy the last few days. it will be busy tomorrow but today taking a break. the art museum all clear. it looks like it could rain any time today. it is cloudy, we'll get a little bit of sunshine here and there. 40s and 30s, so a chilly start this morning, especially north and west but we'll bump it up into the upper 50s, close to 60 by this afternoon. cloudy for now but we'll say it's dry. there is no rain out there, but that all changes. a little bit of sunshine this afternoon, just a bit that could

warm the temperatures up but the clouds quickly return and here comes a little bit of rain by 11:00 tonight. it will turn into a lot of rain tomorrow. a little bit of sun and clouds all day but here's the big thing coming up. we have cloudy skies now and rain coming in. broad street run is tomorrow morning the rain could impact that. we are looking for the temperature to get back up above 70 degrees. here's traffic. >> hey, good morning everybody. come on, lace them up. we've got another day in the penn relays on franklin fields right here off of the schuykill expressway. that's going to throw some volume all day long, we also have the ms walk and it kicks off the art museum circle and going to go out along the martin luther king drive but at the same time we have a couple of

regattas that are going to take over the king drive. we also have the race against violence out in chester county right in the heart of west chester. and tomorrow a rare appearance by steve keeley at the ms walk. registration there starts at 9:00 a.m. i'll see you back here tomorrow on "good day philadelphia" weekend. >> happening right now, police say one man is in the hospital this morning after being stabbed in the neck. officials were called out to the 15th floor of a hotel at about 1:00 this morning. they say there was a man who was stabbed after some sort of altercation with another person. that victim right now in stable condition is expected to recover. police do have a suspect in custody also new from overnight a deadly accident in camden county. we know this was deadly.

a person died. the cause is under investigation. >> a couple of robberies in center city around bar closing time have philadelphia police asking for your help. the 1 on bank street in old city where a man was beaten with a gun and robbed of his phone, wallet and $200 cash. you see surveillance video and that's what police want you to take a look at. and last weekend two suspects were seen running away after police say they pushed a man up against a wall and robbed him. both incidents happened in places where people say they generally feel safe. >> in this neighborhood i never worry about it. >> i don't typically walk around alone late at night, but i've never really felt unsafe zbll police do need your help so hopefully you recognize someone in those videos. if you do, please call police. >> wilmington's police chief says things are going to be change zblg he says he's planning to adopt many of the changes proposed in a commission

from the state, including constructing a real-time crime center that's expected to be up and running next month. we already have that in philadelphia, of course. this comes from the wilmington public safety strategy's commission. state lawmakers created this to help reduce all those growing violent crimes in that city. and a former new jersey mailman has admitted to stealing dozens of your hard-earned money, tax refund checks that he was supposed to be delivering. he stole 72 checks worth thousands and thousands of dollars and how much does he sell them for? 50 bucks apiece. they say those people illegally cash the checks. totalling more than $4 hundred,000. the suspect could face 15 years in prison for stealing those checks. >> officials say a 30-year-old man is missing. he was last spotted on wednesday

at his group home. he is hearing impaired and known to go fishing around the area of kumley street and state road. if you have any information, please call northeast detectivives. >> it is 7:07. happening right now, a fight against hunger. hundreds of volunteers are pitching in literally around the clock to help fight hunger. >> our jennifer joyce is there to tell us everything that's going on. >> reporter: good morning, bill and karen. i bet you didn't know you were sending me to a party this morning. the music is blaring, we have several volunteers out here dancing as they work the assembly line to package food. how is it going over here? >> it's good. >> tell me what you're doing. >> right now we're just packing rice, grain and other knew

trants so that way people can have food in our countries. >> reporter: so alexa is one of about 800 volunteers working to feed 120,000 people. this is a 24-hour event. this is historic. >> to our knowledge this has never happened before. 24 hours straight of meal packaging, 700-plus volunteers, coming in shifts all the way through the night packing meals. >> reporter: we're at wes minister church working through the night until 4:00 tonight. and 3,500 -- >> exactly, yeah. >> reporter: meals going to 3,500. let me talk a little about how essential this is, this kind of work. >> these meals are life changing aids. they give children the opportunity to come to school and ged an education.

because without them, the children in the countries we serve have to spend their days working and trying to earn money so they can eat. >> i understand every 500 meals that are packaged, what happens? >> every 500 meals we package, we hit a song and we get a big shout of celebration from the group. >> reporter: let's do it. [ shouting ] >> reporter: there we go! look at the smiles. that is awesome. >> 20 years of this. >> 20 years! 20 more! 20 more! "good day philadelphia" thank you! >> and from one party to the next, there it is. we had a huge party last night at the sugar house casino. 20 years in the making. you know all this month we've all been celebrating the 20th anniversary of "good day philadelphia." there's sue having a good time.

we were there with hundreds of loyal members of our good day family. karen you of course were there we had a great time. the only person who was not there, was keeley who had a walk this morning and dave who was under the weather. it's summertime we do want to talk about this, we love our kids. they could be great but there's one mother that just had this really special moment with her son. take a look. >> we were always under the impression that he was just going to remain like this the rest of his life. >> no. her son is blind. he can't see. but thanks to some new technology, he gets to see his mom for the very first time. we will show you how this gift of sight came about. >> plus a community is still searching fofr answers this morning. it's now been about 10 days that

the delaware teen was killed in a school bathroom but police say they're not ready to file charges and the reason they say it's taking this long. >> also send us your pictures from last night's event and also it is national adopt a shelter pet. so if you have a shelter animal in your life, show us your fur babies, anything you're celebrating, first days, people you love, graduations, first communions, send them in to #fox29goodday. look at 'em!

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it's all thanks to our birds eye chef's favorites side dishes perfectly sauced or seasoned. what are you..? shh! i'm live tweeting. oh, boy. birds eye. so veggie good. good morning. hopefully the rain will stay off our head. >> 7:14. something that people have been talking about, very serious case. wilmington's police says there are no charges yet in the death of a high school student.

it's been nine days. it happened in the bathroom of howard technical high school. three female students police say are considered persons of interest. they have been out of school since the incident but investigators say there's still a lot of information to review, including more than 3,000 pages of print data. >> including but not limited to scores of interviews, reinterviews, review of cellular data and electronic data. and furthermore the forensic medical reports. all these pieces go into making a strong case. >> the chief also took the time to dispel rumors regarding the teen's death. he said no weapons were used in the attack. joining us now to talk about the case, attorney heather hanson. so many people are talking about why is it taking so long. >> it really is not so long, especially in this case.

we're talking about teenagers. the amount of social media that teenagers engage in. the perpetrators engaged in social media, the victim engaged in social media and the police would rather get this right then do it quickly and i think it's better for them and better for the community and it's better ultimately to make sure these charges actually stick. >> the chief was talking about the data and you mentioned social media. are they also waiting for an autopsy, how this young lady died also influence the case? >> it will to some extent. it's not like the perpetrators are going to say well it was an accident we didn't mean for her to die. the fact that you are inflictling bodily injury the degree that it appears they were, certainly will merit a murder charge. whether it's second degree murder, involuntary murder. these are the types of things authorities need evidence in order to put it together. they also need to know if there were people watching it, if there were people who egged them on. people who could be charged as aiding and abetting. these are things they want to

consider and this community is so distraught they're doing the best they can to consider these things in the way that best serves the community and the case. >> you mentioned an the chief mentioned social media and so much involved. other people could be charged if they were watching and egging on. is going through all the social media and pictures and tweets and people claiming they were there, is all that really going to come into play? >> absolutely. that's another big part of the problem. apparently people are opening all kinds of social media pages and saying things that happened that perhaps didn't really happen and the authorities want to make sure they get this right. especially when you've got a community that's hurt thg badly. we're talking about kids it's going to affect the rest of their life. they want to get it right. i do think they've done a great job getting informed. you just want to know what's happening. so they've had a lot of press conferences. they've kept the community informed and i think that's really tried to bring down a level of emotion about the weight. >> is it a double-edged sbord because it brings down the

emotion. >> that's the thing. every time there's a press conference everybody expects there to be an announcement the charges are made. i think it's good to say we're still looking into it, we're just trying to get it right. i think ultimately that aetion a better way to handle it than to just keep completely quiet. >> going back to the social media because that seems to be one of the major issues. we're redefining what actually counts as evidence. these things that are out there in social media evidence or just people talking and how do you prove it? >> that's the thing. they've got to core late different social media postings. we've seen with apple and the fbi, this going to be the future of investigations. you know, csi used to be all about dna evidence, in the future it's going to be more and more about communications on social media. it's no longer leaving a note, now it's trying to trace back who was talking to who and whether these postings are real or just kids trying to get into the story. >> these are kids.

and i think that people are losing track of that. is it better to slow walk this because they're kids? >> absolutely. you want to slow walk it anyway because you don't want to bring charges against people who aren't merited and backtrack. but when you're dealing with juveniles, this is going to affect the rest of their lives. you want to make sure you have the people who have done this and that they're being punished but you don't want to bring in people who are not involved. >> we appreciate it. dave, the weather outside, a little gray. we said we're going to blame you. tell us there's something we could look forward to. >> we could see sunshine today maybe. at least no rain. it's cloudy and rather cold up north where the temperature in mount pocono is 40 degrees. it's above freezing but that chill is in the air. nile is wondering what the weather will be like in mount airy today. it's cloudy but dry. it looks like it could rain at any time. we'll keep a close eye on mount

airy and ultimate doppler. things are quiet across the area so it should stay that way for most of the day today. maybe right before midnight tonight we'll see a shower start is to work its way in from the west. our temperatures are now into the 40s. it will go up 10, maybe 15 degrees. a little bit of sunshine will help push these numbers up. here's what's happening tomorrow. big storm coming in with a warmer air trying to washing its way up the coast. however, an area of low pressure develops right off the coast of virginia and north carolina. that will keep the cool air in place so it does not look very pleasant tomorrow. the timing of this rain tomorrow morning it develops and it could be heavy at times and it's a fairly steady area and it continues throughout much of the morning and maybe breaks up a little bit throughout the afternoon and evening tomorrow but this is just looking like a rainy day tomorrow with off and on rain. most of it will be falling in the morning and the cooler weather there, sunday morning

and sunday afternoon, only 47, up to 52 with that cooler air in place. that warm air just does not make it up here until about monday afternoon or even tuesday, as the temperatures climb into the upper 60s and closer to 70 degrees. now we will be close to 70 and we're almost there. it's in the 7-day forecast. we'll show you how many days we'll see that warmer air coming up. >> something to look forward to. we see that 65. >> thank you so much. >> for one local sketch artist we'll tell you about it when we take you in focus. >> also get your kid off the darn couch. remember your first job right out of high school or college? there's some really good news this year if your family members are graduating. more and more companies are hiring.

what you can do to make your application or your kids' application stand out.

there were a lot of drivers that saw that and panicked and called 911. the officers got her there and pulled her back up to safety. >> good morning, i'm sean bell.

yesterday the eagles got a little help for their prized possession. they drafted a guard in the third round from org state and we're happy for the kid and all but the eagles fans are begging for him to be great. yesterday he arrived in philly from chicago and he had all the right things to say, ready to work hard and play whenever his name is called. >> as a competitor you want to be out there but i understand there's lot to that but i'm going to come in and learn that's not for me to decide. i'm going to learn and compete and play my tail off. i'll go out there and hopefully do well. >> to basketball, phillies, indians. we're in extra innings in the 11th. there's no need to continue this game. a walk-off shot to right field.

>> juit's a story a lot of peop are interested in this morning. it was trending overnight on facebook. researchers are now saying people with a particular skin disorder may be at an increased risk for alzheimer's. we'll tell you what you need to know. >> it's kind of surprising and it's really common. do you spank your kids? we've been debating this one for a long time. a new study comes out and says it's got the final word. what do you think? research efrs say they have some evidence what spanking does to your kids. we would like you to weigh in. >> and we want you to participate with the show. here comes some of the pictures from last night.

>> it was q everywhere at the party but thank you for the good day 20 celebration pictures.

>> 7:31 is the time right now. let's take a look at some of the top stories for this hour. a glimmer of hope in a pretty tragic situation. look at that, a person pulled alive, a man from the rubble of a building collapse. this is in nairobi, kenya. they were building some buildings very quickly, this construction, and they had some hef rain and they think that's what may have led to this collapse. the red cross is working to help all of those people affected because of the high demand for

housing in nairobi. some property developers have been unscrupulous. last year's the country's president ordered an audit of buildings to see if they were up to code after eight buildings collapsed killing 15 people. >> and nissan is recalling over 3 million vehicles in the united states because the front passenger air bags may not open during a crash. the issue is with the sensor that disables the passenger air bag. sometimes it doesn't detect there's a passenger in the seat. this is not related to the takata air bag recall. nissan has reported three injuries but thankfully no deaths. >> your help to get rid of any of your unwanted old prescription drugs. if you have drugs right now in your medicine cabinet you don't need, do the safe thing, put

them in a safe place as part of the drug enforcement administration take back day. drop off any of your unused prescriptions before kids get them. go to one of the state police stations today from 10:00 until 2:00. no questions asked. last year americans turned in 350 tons of prescription drugs. >> this is the grand conclusion today of a week long of science festival activities in philadelphia. it's getting more and more popular every year and look at weekend wendy. she's already ready for the science carnival at penn's landing. hands-on science experiments, live performances, animals from the zoo, robots, more than 150 exhibitors. it's all at the great landing and it's from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. well, weekend wendy is so smart, she blinded me with

science. remember that one, dave? >> i'm older than i look, sue. yes, i remember that one. great event there. it's cloudy, no rain.

happening at the school of the future over in west philly. joining us this morning, michael rice community engagement specialist and one of the youth leaders. good morning to you. thanks for coming in and discussing this. what's going to happen today at this event? >> it's going to be an awesome event. we have workshops, we have leadership networking where the youth are able to meet actually judges and lawyers and doctors and sit down and talk to them.

we're going to have entertainment, we're going to have workshops. we're going to have the selfie booth where everybody could take their pictures. we're going to have a good time and resources. we've got over 30 different resource providers going to be there. >> china you go to west catholic. i saw you on a phone just a second before we were going on. what are the big issues in the life of your friends that you're dealing with right now because i see it when i'm out in the community. what are you dealing with? >> pretty much a lot of people in my school are dealing with bullying and people saying stuff that's not true. but as a family we conquer everything. >> how do you deal with that? >> i'm not the one being bullied but i like to help people. i want to be a funeral director when i grow up so i have to learn how to communicate, associate with people. so i just pretty much help

people. my uncle is a funeral director and i also want to be a nirs practitioner. >> there are so many careers that people never think about. what's the most important advice you have for kids? >> always exceed your expectations and strive to be magnificent in your life. >> thank you for coming in. we really appreciate it. good luck today, have a lot of fun, i hope the kids get a lot out of it as well. here's the information. it's over at 40th on park side over there in west philly from 8:30 to 3:30. and you get these cool shirts. >> yes. this one is for you. >> thank you. i got a cool shirt. we'll see you guys in a minute.

>> i want to save all the artwork and everything but i don't live in a mansion. how do we organize it without feeling like the worst mom ever. >> i've seen moms that save every piece of paper. you can't save it all. it's just impossible. at the end of the school year is a great time to take your child, sit with them for 15, 20 minutes and i hold up all those papers and hold it up say yes or no. get rid of the no's. >> they're willing to say no? >> most kids will.

you can prod them a bit if they're having trouble. >> this is called my art place portfolio. it's from heart song. it's great because it's sturdy, it's got dividers for about eight different years in school. >> one for each kid and you don't need much more than eight because once they get to high school. >> they stop bringing home the artwork. actually around fourth or fifth grade it slows down. >> you're always keeping us organized. thank you very much. guess what? i'm not the worst mom ever. let's have a round of applause for me. look at 'em!

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>> thank you for joining us this morning as we talk about some health news. this is interesting, it's so common, rosacea. it turns out people who have rosacea may have an increased risk of getting alzheimer's

disease and dementia. there is a link of certain proteins in both conditions. >> at 7:45 it's time to take you in focus. a local man is using his love of sports to fulfill his passion for art.

when he played in college, when he played in the pros and a nice shot of his face too. >> sports are his focus. >> i'm a fan of pretty much any philly team, eagles, flyers, phillies, temple. >> jordan put his artwork on hold to play football for temple university. with hard work and determination he made the team as a walk-on until a concussion put an end to his football career. >> i had to stop playing so i kind of felt like i lost touch with the sport so i had to find a different outlet to really express things that i had in mind. >> so he picked up his pastels and started a new career in art.

i'll do a piece and i'll consider it my favorite and i'll do another piece and that will become my favorite. >> but there's nothing like a signed brian dawkins piece. >> one of my favorite athletes. my idol growing up. adds the perfect touch to the piece. >> an image frozen on canvas. created by a person who sees the art in sports. >> i'm own here having some fun with things. >> i know. >> i was a little distracted. >> so was i. >> who's on the parkway today? >> we have a big event on the parkway. >> lucy? yes. jeff cole, bruce gordon, they are at the ms walk, that is

starting in about 13 minutes. here's our scale. it's both today and tomorrow. both walks going on, we've got the phillies playing this afternoon, the broad street run tomorrow morning. now we go from awful to great. we're just okay today. but tomorrow morning a little bit of a change. look at tomorrow morning. 7:00, not the best weather there and barely i mproves by 12:00 ad 5:00. we have some rain coming in. it's not here right now. our temperatures are going to be 30s and 40s and we will get a little bit of sunshine that will push these numbers up. we remain dry, ultimate doppler is all clear. a little break, it looks like it could rain at any time with these low clouds, but they're not giving us any rain. area of low pressure will move in, steadier rain tomorrow morning and then we'll get a little break in the afternoon but this is rain coming down heavy at times and it's not just a few showers. this a solid area of rain. column get an inch of rain out of this tomorrow.

a little break here by tomorrow afternoon but still a few lingering showers and look at these temperatures. barely out of the 50s between the morning and the afternoon. maybe a little warmer to the south but here in philadelphia, just above 50. not out of the 40s to the north and west and this is come with that rain coming down. just a rainy and raw day tomorrow across the regions today, 95, 62. north and west it will be at 60. those showers will linger on monday, could see rain to the south on tuesday, a dry day wednesday with a mix of sun and clouds. those showers come back on thursday and friday even though the temperatures are above 70 degrees. not the best. we have a lot of rain in this 7-day forecast. >> it is national adopt a shelter pet day. if you're looking to find a furry friend, you can go out and

adopt a pet. we have melissa levy, good morning to you. >> this is paisley. she is adorable. she is about nine months old. she was surrounded by her family who could no longer afford to care for her. she came in with her brother. as you can see, she just really wants to be in someone's lap and giving kisses. she'll make a great family pet. she's already learning tricks and commands. she's really gentle. she's a puppy so she needs some training. but you can see she's an easy dog. she's going to make a great family pet. >> also we're getting into the kitten season. >> yeah. we're entering the time of year where we start to see tons of kittens. and we ask for temporary foster

homes. that's the only way kittens can grow in a safe, quiet, easy environment and we help fosters find adopted homes for them. so if you could take a kitten or a litter into your home for two to eight weeks, it helps to save lives, it creates more room in shelters and it's an incredibly fun, rewarding experience. >> she just wants to snuggle. >> if people would like to get a forever home for paisley or other pets, what are the hours? >> our adoption here in old city, seven days a week, the hours are on our website. today if you want to come down to either location, 11:00 to 7:00 we're open. >> what's the address? >> 100 north second street in old city and 1810 grand avenue in the northeast. look at her. >> just chilling out. >> if you have adopted a pet in your home we would love to see

them whether it's a bird, a cat or a dog, we'll be right back.

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>> good morning, wilmington. i have in fact been. it's time now to introduce you to our fox 29 athlete of the week. a pennsylvania teen is facing a tough battle but his love of football is helping him over come it. >> athletes are known for being strong and determined but senior marcus josie proves that and more with his battle with cancer. >> the day that he was diagnosed that evening, they told us that he would no longer be able to play football. >> reporter: he had been playing football for ten years.

this north eastern senior never once gave up on his dream of playing football and because of that motivation and determination, he's going play. >> right around the time i was diagnosed i was working very hard to get recruited and i got diagnosed and i wasn't able to play my senior year. >> before his diagnosis i was ecstatic. once we heard he had leukemia, i didn't know how he would handle it just because he's been participating in football and sports all his life. >> if he had not been an athlete and not worked so hard and put so much dedication and time into the extra practices beyond the practices with his team, i don't think he would have got through this the way that he did. and that having that sport behind him had made a difference in probably saving his life over

the last year. >> i want to thank fox 29 and also thank my family and my friends and my coaches for sticking with me through this journey. >> reporter: for good day philadelphia weekend, i'm lindsye. >> if you have someone you would like to nominate, just tweet us or post it on our fox 29 facebook page. just make sure you use our hashtag #fox29goodday.

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it's mother's day only a week away. you want to get something nice for your mom so they feel appreciated. there are three things moms that you can do for yourselves. just to take back your life. >> this is the one time of year you get to ask us for everything. >> maybe. >> it's straight up 8:00. thank you for joining us for another hour with bill and me and dave. dave, the weather not too loudy today. >> not bad, not great, but at least we're dry. can't say that about tomorrow. today we've just got to get through the clouds. they're out there. it looks like it could rain at any time. maybe we'll see a little bit of

sunshine this afternoon. a little cool closer to the coast. a lot of events happening this weekend. here's one of them. >> it's the last day of the penn relays and you know we've had people in town from all over the world. plus our local girl weekend webdy and she's ready for the penn relays carnival franklin field, we've got runners, high jumpers, other track and field athletes from 35 states and 17 countries and then there's vendor village with food and shopping from all around the world. dave, warren i hope we're vaulting into some decent weather today. >> today, yes. we'll set that bar pretty low though because it's just cloudy out there, but no rain. ultimate doppler looks good, it's cloudy pretty much anywhere. the rain comes in tomorrow. what we need is a little sunshine to warm things up.

we're headed for the 60s this oon noofr. we'll say it's dry, for now at least. there's a little break here in the clouds off and on, maybe a little sunshine peeking through. the clouds will certainly come back overnight tonight and the showers develop. they're moving in by 11:00 and they are here by tomorrow morning and that rain will be heavy at times. today we'll just say we're into the 60s. the clouds come in, we have a little bit of sun and that rain tomorrow, that will have a big impact on the rest of the weekend. i'll track that and have the numbers in the rest of the 7-day forecast happening a little bit later. >> police say one man is in the hospital this morning after being stabbed in the neck. officials were called to the 15th floor of the embassy suites about 1:00 this morning. they say a man was stabbed after some sort of altercation with another person. that man is in stable condition

and thankfully is expected to be okay. police do have one man in custody. also new from overnight, a deadly accident in camden county. it happened around 3:30 this morning along route 38 at coles avenue. one person was killed an the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> it is 8:03. taking a look at some of the political news. pretty wild as you see this between protesters and supporters at a trump rally. protesters did not respond in a peaceful way. the protesters claim that it was the trump supporter that was the aggressive one and of course the candidate talked about trouble entering the rally. >> that was the not the easiest entrance i've ever made. my wife called she said the helicopter is following you and we went under a fence and

through a fence and oh, boy. it felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> 5 million voters in california will be voting on june 2nd. >> around bar closing time have philadelphia police asking for your help. at least two of them happened this month. the 1 on bank street in old city where a man was beaten with a gun and robbed of his phone, wallet and $$200 cash. police say they pushed a man up against the wall and robbed him. both incidents happening in places where police say or where people say they generally feel safe. >> in this neighborhood? i never worry about it. >> i don't typically walk around alone late at night, but i've never really felt unsafe. >> if you have information on these two robberies, please call

the police. >> for the first time the zika virus being linked to a death in the territories. there was a 70-year-old man from puerto rico who died from complications of the virus in februariry. meanwhile nasa scientists are projecting the virus could reach epidemic status in florida this summer. that's a month away. the prediction comes as congress failed to come to an agreement on a fund money to battle this virus. the president request $1.9 billion in emergency funding to try and combat zika. >> our friends across the aisle have requested a $1.9 billion blank check. they haven't told us what the plan for the use of the funds is. >> there's no reason this should get bogged down in the kind of political gamesmanship that republicans for some reason seem to delight in. >> the white house is urging both sides to come together as

soon as possible noting that zika that time is truly running out to contain it. >> happening right now, they're fighting hunger and they're having fun doing it. it's a party to help other people. hundreds of local volunteers are spending 24 hours to prepare food for those in need. >> reporter: good morning. 800 volunteers, and they're all taking shifts over a 24-hour period. it started yesterday at 4:00 p.m. and it will go through 4:00 p.m. today. hello, rich. you're in charge of all this. can you talk about packaging 120,000 meals? >> absolutely. it's a tremendous effort and it has taken a lot of volunteers, people working around the clock. you've already put in 19 hours and you're going strong. can you talk about this being a

historic event? >> absolutely. to our knowledge this has never happened before. groups coming together for all night for 24 hours straight packing meals. for us this is history and we're blown away by what's happened here in west chester. >> reporter: tell us about these meals, where are they going and talk about the need. >> these meals are shipped through hunger, they're shipped through transformational feeding programs. we, break the cycle of poverty through education. >> reporter: we all the assembly lines will be going. right now we're working through a shift change but there will be about 70 volunteers packing this room packaging meals again for 120,000 families. going through 4:00 today. and then you said the shipments will go out in about two weeks. >> that's right. once they ship out they'll take about three weeks to arrive in

their destination and once they do, about 300,000 meals will last for about four months. >> they're volunteers from the church and we have kids as young as five and people here older than 80 packing meals with us. >> really working to stop hunger. >> what is your name? >> katie. >> tell me why you're here. >> to help stop hunger now. >> do you understand that there's a lot of people out there who have been going hungry and you're helping to make a difference. >> yes. >> reporter: how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel good that i'm helping them. >> reporter: awesome. high five to that. karen and bill? >> we've got some more good news. getting a job may have gotten a little easier for recent grads. our own dan has some tips in cashing in.

>> do you remember your first o one? i'm talking about your first job out of college. there's good news this year. in fact there will be 5.2% more offer letters made to recent graduates according to a new survey. even better 37% of employers say they're bumping up starting salaries at least just a bit. big differences engineering majors about 65 grand to start. education majors only 35 grand to start. but hey, more jobs, a little bit more pay, can't argue with that. here's a few tips to help you go from the quad to someone else's payroll. the first thing is, if you don't know where the career services office is on your campus, you better find out and quick. they're the ones that can help you find local employers, network, help you with your resume, things like that. get to know them, do it today. and hey millennials, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, we used to use these to find jobs. no more.

now it's all about social media. you can use facebook, linked in, create a good professional profile that will help you get the message out that you're looking for work. invest in a good suit, a good haircut and a good resume. so there you go. there is some good news this year. more jobs for college grads and a little bit more pay. with a little bit of effort on your part. get off your parents' payroll and get on someone else's payroll. i'm cashing out. >> mother's day. only a week away. do you know what you're getting for your mom yet? >> yes. >> what are you getting? >> my love and attention and brunch and whatever she wants. a day for her to have fun. we know you want the perfect gift, right? we're going to tell you the three things that moms can do for themselves that could actually change their lives. >> and we had so much fun last night.

welcome back as we take a look. not too long we'll be on our way down the shore. in a week we'll be celebrating you and mother's day. >> all the moms out there. if you know what you're going to get for your mom. maybe you want to get flowers and a card or breakfast in bed. maybe she can get something to last throughout the year like a subscription for monthly alcohol. no. >> these are the things that moms can take back this year.

>> i'm trying to go to the bathroom. >> we don't have to fear the tantrum. maybe you want to share your body with the one you love. take some time to reconnect.

maybe grandma can come and watch the kids and you can go to a hotel in the city or maybe you can have a stay kation at home. that idea of reconnecting and energizing. >> i think that is so important. >> and or maybe you want to get your body in shape. that meeltion feeling strong and healthy again. >> here are kids jobs. kids can do amazing things. they can sweep the floor, they can put their clothes away. give your kids some jobs. the other thing you want to do is you want to unload some of your jobs on your partner. because sometimes moms tend to do it all. so what you want to do is, this one is the dad one, mom and dad.

i don't have kids. but actually chloe and jayden are my niece and nephew. so corey and dan have different jobs here and this way moms are like good, you can see you're sharing those jobs. >> and now you have a thanks for your advice but i don't need it sign, what's that about? >> obviously i'm a parenting coach and i do give parenting advice. i believe in a village. this is about the unsolicited advice when you're in line in the store when somebody says are you really going to buy those or if someone says you know those clotheses don't match. you want to say okay, thank you. you can say i'm okay with the way i'm parenting. you want to take back your parenting style and you want to

take back sort of the way you believe things should be done. and you can say thanks, but no thanks. because moms really, i think this mother's day, the one thing i want everybody to take away from this is think about the things that you want to take back. maybe these are them, maybe you have other ones, to really make yourselves healthy and happy and energized because if you give all your kids. in the end you have nothing left to give. >> awesome tips and advice. >> let us know and use our hashtag #fox29goodday. >> dave, what are you getting in. >> all those things are going to be used on us, the white board with the rules. >> don't get the weights. here honey, now you can go work out. >> i'm keeping this one. i got it. i don't need your unsolicited

advice. what's the weather? >> it looks cloudy out there. ben franklin bridge moving along nicely. it looks like it could rain any time out there. it's cloudy pretty much everywhere but it's dry. not much in the way of rain out there. ultimate doppler, clear in atlantic city down through cape may. not much in the rain across the region it will stay that way. could get a little sunday peeking through those clouds. that will push these numbers up. 50s right now in philadelphia, 40s in the surrounding suburbs, 40 in mount pocono and we're into the 60s today. we can't say it's not going to rain tomorrow because we've got this big storm right over the midwest and another one developing right off the coast there of north carolina. that will keep the cooler air in place. keep that warmer air to our south. but it brings the rain in with it. not the best combination here. this is the morning. rain heavy at times. this will be throughout the

morning. we're looking for a little break here. we really don't see one until 2:00 or 3:00. that steady rain moves out, the clouds stick around, it's still cool and there could be a few showers lingering by tomorrow night and even monday. it's only a 5-degree range tomorrow. the clouds and cool air is in place. in that 7-day forecast i'll have that coming up a little bit later. we'll be right back. look at 'em!

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>> turning now to your health news, this is something that can help you live longer. there's a new study that suggests you don't even have to eat your greens to get all those good health benefits. dr. oz explains. >> look out your window. do you see any greenery? if so you might have a higher chance of living a long life. living by green spaces and a lower risk of death.

and also from cancer. >> you can catch the dr. oz show right here on fox 29 week days at 1:00. >> a boy actually sees his mother for the first time thanks to new technology. 12-year-old christopher ward from virginia was diagnosed with optic nerve hypoplasia and declared legally blind shortly after his birth and he's been giving the gift of sight thanks to e-sight glasses. a new product that combines a high resolution camera with lenses. he was able to see his mom for the first time ever. the glasses come with a $15,000

price tag right now but they are working to get that down so more people have access in the future. the community is chipping in so chris can have his very own pair. >> we were always under the impression that he was just going to remain like this the rest of his life. whatever it takes to raise the money for it is, from day one, that's what i determined that i was going to do. >> so far the community has come together and raised over $3,000. and they're keeping it up so chris can get his own pair. >> so are you on board are you jumping on it right now? because a new eagle has landed in our city. we're pretty darn excited. >> we are. everyone is wondering what can the guy do. tell us what you think. we're talking eagles next. >> i'm a little bit scared of this one. we've got this guy, what he can do is kind of remarkable. he's a magician, here's the part that gets me. i think he's actually a mind

reader. he is here. he's got some kind of tricks planned. i don't know if it's on us or with us. stick around. you're going to want to see this. >> and of course our team is out at the ms walk.

>> maybe even some mist there? all right. we'll check back with dave in

just a moment. >> at 8:30, police say a man is missing. officials say 30-year-old andrew seen here was last spotted on wednesday at his group home on the 6800 block of ditman street. he is hearing impaired and known to go fishing. he's described as 6 feet tall and 180 pounds and taking a good look at that picture. if you have any information, call detectivives. >> the mailman was stealing your checks. there is a former mailman who has admitted to stealing dozens of refund tax checks that he was supposed to be delivering. they say people who illegally cashed the checks got the money which totalled more than $4 hundred,000.

the suspect could face 15 years in prison for stealing the money. >> and dozens of passengers get sick with a nasty virus after traveling on a cruise ship. the cdc will evaluate the situation once the ship arrives. 159 passengers all got sick. but officials say conditions have improved. only seven guests remain in isolation. norovirus can be transmitted from food or water or an infected person. >> we're looking at cloudy skies out there. so it's a little infective here with clouds around. very little sunshine. but today we'll get a little peek of sunshine this afternoon. that will help temperatures climb. 50 right now, we'll look for the 60s this afternoon. it looks like it could rain at any time but ultimate doppler all clear. low clouds won't give us any

rain today. that all changes tomorrow. a little chill in the air this morning. it looks pretty good today considering what we have in store tomorrow. rain comes in tomorrow. the temperature will be climbing into the 50s. that's tomorrow morning. get ready for that. we are dry for now. if you are out later tonight, once the skies try to clear up a bit the clouds come back and here are the showers coming in by about 11:00 just in the western suburbs. it is everywhere tomorrow. look at that in detail and the 7-day forecast coming up a little bit later. >> after weeks of anticipation and months of trades, the eagles got their man.

good to see you, sir. >> this kid is going to be coming with a challenge. it's going to be a lot of fun to watch. >> you played in philly.

philly can be tough. >> yes. philly lights a fighter man. >> they do. but he was at north dakota state guy. he is tough enough to handle philly? >> we're going to find it out. i think he is, of course i don't know. i don't know that he knows. but i think he's confident that he can take on this challenge and you know the city, they tell it like it is. the fans are going to react to what you're doing. if you're getting the job done, you're going to get the great feedback. if you're not getting the job done, you're going to hear some boos. this city wants a fighter. >> talking about boos, you were in those locker rooms. how is that going to go over? a guy got paid big money and now he doesn't want to compete when everyone else has to compete for their job? >> you know, you hit it on the head. the nfl is all about competition. when you come in, you're fighting for your job. you have to claw your way in and the time you sign, the time you become a starter, they're

looking for your replacement. that's just part of the league. competition. you don't want competition, then maybe you know you should have gone somewhere else. because the nfl is not for the faint of heart. so sam, you've got to step up, big fellow. >> has he already lost the locker room? can he get it back? he's got 22 million and he's got guys fighting for their jobs. can he lead them? >> that's the question we're going to find out. that's why it's going to be fun to see the chemistry between bradford and wentz. how do the guys react to the quarterbacks. if wentz comes in and he's getting after people the guys will get behind him. sam is not a guy that's very gregarious, more talkative, he's more standoffish. he might have to change and it might be the best thing for him because he is going to be on the heater. >> you can't trade him because

nobody wants him. >> the guy has made $78 million. >> and never had a winning season. i need the honest inside look. if bradford comes into the season still whining, loses players' respect. >> i don't think that he will intentionally let the guy get hit but he's going to get in his face. this happens, it doesn't always happen in public, but players challenge other players. that is just part of the atmosphere of the nfl. it happens all the time. especially during a game when everything is on the line, guys are fighting for their livelihoods. some of these guys, they don't have millions sitting in the bank. they're fighting for their families to pay the bills. to kind of establish themselves in the few fewer. there's a lot on the line and guys get very personal. sam is going to see that when he

comes back. he better put on his big-boy pants and come on back to philly. >> i'm on the wentz wagon. you've got like a million kids, right, five? >> i just got three but i got four grandkids. >> did you spank them? what do you think about that? >> well, i pop them on the butt. but you know, the girls, you know, i'm not going to be -- it's hard for me to do that to the girls. the boys. but i wouldn't hit them with my hand. a pop on the butt. >> that's about it. >> we want to get people's opinion on this one. do you spank or not spank, there's a new study that came out. we want your opinion. #fox29goodday.

>> looking at some of your comments on spanking. when it comes to disciplining your kids, parents have long wrestled with this age-old question. do you spank them or not. there's results of a new study, maybe that will give some answers.

>> according to the study, experts say spanking can lead to aggression, antisocial behaviors, mental health issues and low self-esteem. >> and the alternative to spanking should be time-out. the bottom line spanking teaches kids it's okay to hit someone. there are still people who discipline through spanking around believe that the benefits outweigh the harm. i defer. i don't have children. i defer to the parents. >> we do timeouts. the kids are still pretty young and maybe just a little tap on the hand. it's more of a hey, you're heading for a spanking. we don't really do it. >> the threat of it. now when they get older, i don't know. you don't try to do it. you lose a little control. >> it's hard to maintain that control. i certainly aggressively will take my children and put them in a time-out. i don't spank, but i come short

because you're trying to keep it in control. >> i feel like my brother got some spankings, i got a lot fewer, maybe because i watched my brother get spankings and my sister never got any. >> because she's the girl. >> let us know what you think about this one. do you believe in spanking your children? you can vote in our weekend section online at fox29.com or just go to twitter.

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>> shake those tail feathers. peacock feathers are distinctive, beautiful and known for those giant eyes that are visible when they fan out the tails. more specifically they're called trains. a group of researchers from the university of british columbia set out to discover just how those proud peacocks go about shaking those feathers to attract the less flashy but still pretty fly females which are called peahens. scientists figured out when an eligible bachelorette, he puts

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>> dave, a lot of things going on today as we take a look at the international airport. you're telling us things continue to get better. >> you've got to like today. even though today doesn't look that great, tomorrow is not looking too good as we have rain coming in. we've got the walks today and tomorrow, phillies are in town. here it goes from awful to great and we're either okay or lower, not only today but tomorrow. look at that drop tomorrow morning. that will be our impact tomorrow. this rain develops and is heavy

at times between about 7:00 and 9:00 tomorrow morning. still coming down at 11:00. it will try to clear out a little in the afternoon. so it's mainly in the morning but we still could see a lingering shower by tomorrow night. the temperatures are not warming up much. only mid to low oo 50s to start the day warmer temperatures but some more rain comes in on thursday and friday. we're about 70 degrees. >> we've got a lot going. and thank you, dave. we've got a special treat this morning and karen and i are a little bit bugged out. we've got a mentalist, a mind reader here to blow your mind. >> his name is max major and he's performing at our franklin

institute today. >> tonight. >> i have a show tonight and next friday and saturday. i'll give you guys a taste and everybody at home the kind of thing that i do. so actually you have your phone here. is it, it's not locked right now. can you lock it for me? >> sure. i think i can. >> and just pull up the, we're going to pull up the password screen. it is locked right now. you did not tell me your pass word before we started. you guys aren't in on this. think about your password one digit at a time now. >> that's crazy.

>> he just unlocked your phone just like that. >> just like that. >> what i do is i pick up on cues that people are giving me. the way we do this is whatever is on our mind, our bodies give off signals. we can do this in reverse. i want you to read my mind. sounds weird for you to tune in to what i'm sending to you, i brought you a blind fold. >> it looks like a small bra. >> stretch that over your eyes there. can you see, yes or no? >> no, i can't. >> pull it up to your forehead so you can see. do you see this envelope here? >> yes. >> i've never shown this to you, i didn't show you this before the break. >> no. >> it's fair to say, hand to god, you have no way of knowing what's inside here. >> you're not a mind reader. >> maybe. i'm not aware of it. >> pull your blind fold down,

inside of here is a picture that i've made. i'm going to show the camera and i want everybody at home to focus on this and i want you to focus on this. i'm going to hide this away and you can turn around and lift up your blind fold. focus on that imagine. yes or no, do you have a picture in your head that you're going to draw, yes or no? >> yes. >> this is your idea. i did not tell you what to draw. this is from your mind, yes? hold it towards you. don't let anybody else see. draw the image you've had in your head. now, if he's even close we would say that that is trtion, per se. if i drew a house and he draw a barn, he would say we're on the same wavelength. >> i was kind of thinking like mickey mouse-ish. >> interesting. here's the image i had in my

head. >> oh, wow. i wrote mickey on the bottom so i could draw it. >> are you freaked out? >> i have never done a live interview where i have nothing to say. >> here's the thing i want people to know is i do this every night on stage and tonight at the franklin institute. i actually have a residency at the franklin until the end of may. there's only four shows left. there's about 30 tickets left. there's a big link right on the front of the site and there's shows next weekend too. it's a lot of fun. >> what time? >> 8:00 tonight. >> and it's mind reading, what else? >> it's body language, it's psychology, it's hypnosis. i do stunt work. i got tied up at the museum.

it's all about the mind and the body and the limits of the two. what's really fun is you'll see your friends come on stage. when they might not know you when the person next to you on stage reading someone else's mind, it's kind of fun. >> we would all like some really nice gifts. >> wow. >> thank you very much. >> wow. >> change your password. >> we'll be back.

>> no way, that wasn't real. that must have been set up. come on, you freaked me out. guys, that was legit. i was bugging out. >> you were totally bugging out. >> we're going to get to some of the poll results in a second. wow, wow. >> right? that's about right. >> and there's another spanking. they say spanking could be a good thing. actually a lot of them said that. >> this picture, we wanted to have a big shout out. happy fourth birthday. so cute. we love when you celebrate with us. here we go. >> really, i was. >> thank you for spending your saturday with us.

most of you did say you did spank or did approve of it. we'll see you tomorrow morning.

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