good morning, folks. we got a lot of great topics, beautiful weather. he said drat to see both of you. >> good morning, bill anderson, dave warren is up today. >> i'm going to bring in a little sunshine but we have to talk storms because a lot of

people are going to do the golf thing, just know by around 4:00, 5:00, you want to head in shorts. get out, perfect start to the day. >> let's take a live look. we'll show the best of olde city shot. beautiful this morning, it's, you know, middle 50's on the way to the 70's this afternoon. if we take a look at ultimate doppler no concerns. you can see the entire region, delaware valley looking very good, lots of sunshine, but it's out west we draw your attention to this cold front slicing through the ohio valley on the match east and arriving in our northwestern suburbs by as early as 3:00. here in the city, as we get into the opening the we're goingtown our attentions to really chilly air by tomorrow. only going for 60 degrees for sunday, today is the thick of the weekend. fox futurecast showing sunshine through 3:00 but look up towards allentown. you get out towards reading and into harrisburg, that's where

the showers and thunderstorms develop. 4:00, 5:00, new jersey ok, but burlington county about 7:00 you're going to get into showers and thunderstorms. these storms could pack a punch as they march east. we're looking at gusty windows and small hail. maybe like pea size hail. and it's about the cool consider. storms moving in around 4:00, getting up to 76 and then few showers through 7:00, we'll talk more about the wind whip hd conditions for sunday, don't have great news but we'll talk about that in a little bit. good morning, sue. >> it is great time in germantown this weekend. lots of folks look forward to second saturday in germantown because it's their festival where they open up 16 historic sites along germantown avenue, and they have a community

festival in market square with food trucks and arts and crafts. it's a great time and it runs from noon until 5:00 p.m. so will the weather make history today? >>. >> storms will be the issue. sun in the afternoon, but then we're going to go over quickly to storm. history possibly as we get into sunday into monday, not the good history, but maybe frost ty conditions and 30-degree weather. . >> bob kelly good morning. >> good morning, everybody, row your boat. that's what they're doing on the schuylkill river, today and tomorrow the closure of kelly drive to vehicle traffic. martin luther king drive closed on saturday as well. all of that volume pushed on to the schuylkill expressway.

of jammo into and out of town? check with the airline both today and tomorrowings the norristown high speedline, and it's nascar weekends at the dover speed way. you can catch the action here on fox and that's going to leave us a lot of extra is volume in and out of the speed way both today and tomorrow. enjoy saturday, i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning. right here on good day philadelphia weekend. >> thank you so much, bob. taking a look at developments in a story we told you at 10:00 last night. the teenager is under arrest accused of railroad spikes off of a highway overpass into university city. >> one man suffered minor injuries. let's get out to steve keeley. i cannot believe the pictures

that you have been tweeting. man oh man, it's unbelievable, steve. >> reporter: yeah, gone are the days when teenagers sat home and watched the brady bunch for entertainment. this happens in prime time, and police thought they found most of the ones that threw. i went over to the spot and it didn't take me too long to find two iron sharp railroad spikes right under this recognizable under pass. you see it says penn welcome to university city. busy here and these things don't just fall off the railroad bridge on their own and jump down. there's whole lot of rocks down there. also thought to be thrown by this person, 18 years old facing a slew of serious charge, felonies, four counts of aggravated assault. he was 40 feet up on the overpass off the schuylkill. you can see where we are in the other direction. two and fro route 76 living to both penn children's and veterans hospital, let's go the

to video and you'll see how close this was to killing somebody. look at this rush hour spike. right through the dodge charger windshield, flattened of the iron spike stuck right into the car's frontal panel. the driver got glass in his eyes but managed to pull over without crashing. also hit an old cutlass which got a hole through roof and another windshield shattered. here is john walker. >> very dangerous happening out here, you see the spikes, fact that they're nailed into the grounds, they got sharp edges being thrown at cars, damage thrown into the cars. the you could have been much worse. . >> reporter: the fourth car hit the driver's an infinity. he thinks he got hit by a rock. he stops runs up on the tracks last night and confront the guy.

they didn't find them all because it was dark out, which was understandable. i couldn't believe i found these right in there against the median obviously thrown down from above. it was under the under pass. of it's amazing what's going through the people's minds. last week, somebody throwing rocks at truckers up in bucks county and a trucker always got killed, stitches almost lost an eye. they didn't catch him yet. who knows if this is a copy ca this is ridiculous. >> we report cases i remember frozen turkeys being thrown and overpasses and i remember a mother was killed in front of her entire family driving down the highway. sometimes kids think it's a joke. you can kill somebody let alone an iron spike. >> reporter: if this went how to my windshield i don't know if i could have controlled my car like those people wisely did. that's the amazing bit. they all didn't crash after they had this things going through

the roof or windshield. >> that's scary. steve, thank you. at some point we'll figure outlet why. this seems much more serious than just a prank. >> time is 7:08. police investigating a shooting in nicetown, just before 2:00. there's the scene, the 1600 block of west huntingdon park avenue near the cocktail bar, police say at one point they had four people all shooting at each other. one is security guard. you see somebody being taken in for questioning. all of these people had permits to carry weapons. all four people are being questioned by lease. we do know a 22-year-old man was shot. police say he was just an innocent bystander. he's in critical but stable condition. also new, stabbing outside of a house party. in north philadelphia. officers were called out to west erie avenue in north 19th street just after 1:00 this morning, two men get into a fight, one pulls out a knife and stabs the other and runs away.

if you have information, please call investigators. a form re pro pro wrestler facing murder charges suffered so many blows to the head during his career, he doesn't realize he was arrested. that's what an expert told a lehigh county judge. jimmy super fly snuka is accused of killing 23-year-old nancy are jen between know at a hotel in 1983. he was arrested in 2013. of during a hearing friday, a psychologist for the defense testified that snuck ca suffers from dementia and is mentally incompetent to stand trial. sxebt says violence in the ring and years of alcohol and cocaine abuse mostly caused the impairment. prosecutors argued snuck ca recently appeared to be louis sudden during a tape interview. a philadelphia police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty will receive an honor from president obama. the white house will posthumously reward officer robert wilson the third the public safety officer of metal

of valor. he was buying a game in game stop when two came in and wilson was shot and killed. he was promoted sergeant after his death. there's big changes on the youth football field. >> coming up one of the major things you will not sees youngest top players doing when they hit the grid iron. the battle of the bathrooms continues. the white house issues a directive ordering schools to let students use bathrooms and locker room that says can correspondents with gender identity. >> a lot of graduations today. villanova nation send in your pictures. i know there's philadelphia university. we want to brag on your graduates. >> and if you're out there. send us pictures, karen, you

falling into the water? >> i'll give you a great big hug afterwards. of use #fox29goodday. we'll be right back.

. welcome back. a beautiful picture right there. wilmington delaware as the sun rises on a beautiful saturday. at least for now. this is an ongoing story we've been following, new

guidelines from the white house. the justice department says the same law protects individuals from racial or gender discrimination title nine applies to transgender students. friday, the administration sent a letter to school districts around the country telling thome allow students to crews bathrooms and locker roomed corresponding with gender identity. north carolina, which has a law banning people from using public and school bathrooms which did not correspondent with the birth gender says the federal government needs to but out. >> department of justice and indeed the entire obama administration i want you to know we see you, stand with you and we will do everything we can to protect you going forward. >> we believe a court rather than a federal agency should tell our state, our nation, and employers across the country what the law requires.

>> from the department of justice is not legally binding, but there's a, what, schools that don't comply could use federal education dollars. joining us is jeremy senior counsel from the pennsylvania family counsel and attorney angela, talk a little bit about this. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with you, jeremy. the federal government comparing this to gender and racial discrimination. in taking issue with it, you disagree, tell me what your challenge with this. >> we think that we can respect the dignity of every person by providing the safe space and privacy, and there's few areas where the biological differences matter. those are in the rest rooms, locker rooms and showers and dormitory rooms and things of that nature. now, the race analogy is problematic because when you look at a water fountain or bathroom that has nothing to do with the color of your skin. the only reason that we have separate rest rooms and locker rooms in the first place is because of the biological

differences. >> angela your response? your both attorneys and activists, this is a two-front fight for those advocating legally and getting out there. >> how do you respond. >> unfortunately, i didn't hear anything he said. >> he said gender is an issue or separate sex is an issue as it relates to bathroom. it's not as it relates to race or some other comparisons. >> i would completely disagree. you know, we do -- you do three things in life. we eat, sleep and we go to the rest room. and to deny kids one of them at their foremanmative years while in school, the ability to use the rest rooms they feel matches their gender identity. >> i'm hearing anything. >> being comfortable at school. which is you're being discriminated against for race or any other reason, to me, they

completely relate and it's a civil rights issue. when you have 80 percent of high school kids feeling discriminated against at school and unsafe at school, transgender-wise. that's the stat it's are staggering. really, i just my heart going out to the transgender children that have to be in school in today's day and age. >> they're having difficulty hearing each other. jeremy, i will tell you angela says it's about comfort level and you have individuals being bullied and discriminated against. of don't we need to make accommodations for them and allow them that comfort. >> you know what? we think transgender people when they use a rest room, they shouldn't be bullied. if a transgender person comes into the male rest room, i would stand up and i think everybody would stand up to prevent bullying. of the only reason we have the rest rooms in the first place is because of biological differences. schools need to know this

directive is not a legal binding directive. and western pennsylvanialy from court march 2015 held that it doesn't violate title nine or equal protection of constitution. a big problem with the way this is being interpreted. you're giving one student the ability to choose which he have rest room they want to. they've two maybe three options available and you're telling others they would only have one rest room available to them. it would be discrimination on the basis of gender identity to tell a biologically male student who identified as a female that you can no longer use the male rest room. that would be discrimination on the basis of gender identity to tell a biologically male student that they can't use a rest room that compends with their biology. if you another student who

identities as male, that violates the constitution. >> interesting point. angela, as an attorney i'll let you have the last word. what jeremy saying essentially this is discrimination you're allowing choice of bathroom to some and not to others, do you end up discriminating against those not transgender. >> absolutely not. the issue is everyone is allowed to go to the rest room of their gender identity. there will always be a bathroom for those that are be uncomfortable. so if you are uncomfortable going into the woman's rest room because a trans woman may be in that rest room, go to the single stall and you segregate yourself. however, we're not going to create a bathroom for transgender individuals. so no one is discriminated against. everyone can go into the woman's rest room or men's based on gender identity and then if you are uncomfortable only as a trans person or a gender person,

you go into single stall bathroom. everyone is going to bathroom. no one is discriminated. i don't want to go to the bathroom with anybody. two reason, number one and number two. this issue is so basic in terms of literally our human needs that the fact that. >> this isn't just about the bathrooms. >> we're going to have to leave it there. we will have you both back. of this debate is not going anywhere. we will continue on. i thank you both for getting up and spending time with us this morning. have a good one. take a look at at our forecast. we had a lot of promise. i saw so many adorable kids out there. looking so awesome in their amazing tuxes and dresses. what's the weather like for people who may be having events tonightish? >> picture taking that could be a problem as early as 4:00, from

philadelphia points north and west, if you're on the jersey side you might get the picture in but you might want to do this on the earlier side because of the rough weather we're expecting. it's gorgeous right now. lots of sunshine. temperatures that are into the 50's, upper 50's, 57 degrees at the airport, west, southwestly window at three miles an hour. it's a warming wind and that will be the case this afternoon. by the way, as you get north and west or into the pine barrens of new jersey, there's patchy fog out there. still dense fog advisory till 8:00. we still have some time to work with this. we're talking temperatures into the upper 50's, a great launching pad for the 70's later today. look at this storm. it's back out towards west. this is a cold front that's going to come marching in our direction and really punch in much chillier air. it's coming in as we get into sunday and it will come with it a gusty wind by sunday

afternoon. so if you recollect cast showing us showers and thunderstorms over the lehigh valley as early as 3:00 in the city and this could be a pretty potent line coming around 5:00. this clears out as we get into sunday. it's a struggle all day to get to 60. so the risk from these thunderstorms will be gusty winds and small hail. careful. certainly some of these storms may test the limits and the winds will go crazy by sunday. gusting close to 40 miles per hour. it's 75 today with a gusty thunderstorm to wind whipped on sunday pushing 60. feeling like 50's, all afternoon long. guys? >> thank you very much, mike, we appreciate it. this story gone across the country, sparked national conversation about race, very controversial. >> tray von martin debated right here in philadelphia, teenager shot and killed in florida with the shooter now making news trying to auction off the gun. we got the world premier of the play in our city, the we'll have

the person that wrote it and is the producer to talk about it. plus. >> it bit me. >> what one little boy was doing when he was attacked by a snake. that has some people calling him a hero. bring it to you coming up, stay tuned.

fox 29 as for thes in one minute. we finally got to see carson wentz in an eagles uniform for the first time finally has play book. he's just trying to learn the basics. the question is, will sam bradford be any help with whence in learning the system? carson wentz says despite the noise he doesn't think that will be a problem. >> it's out of my control. people want to make it a big situation. i think like i said we'll have a good working relationship and i think it will benefit the team. we're going to compete and really everybody in that quarterback room, everybody in the entire organization is going to compete and push each other. i believe it will only benefit the team. >> the phillies in action against the reds and check this out. of jeremy helickson with a bunt if a suicide cesar by tyler goeddel. that game them the lead and they kept it. the phillies win 3-2.

that's sports in a minute, i'm sean bell.

. it's 7:30, following breaking news out of northeast philadelphia. right now, at least one person has been taken to the hospital after a crash on roosevelt boulevard. it happened on the southbound lanes, we do know it was at cottman avenue. two cars involved. so far we're not sure what caused the crash or the condition of the victimly we'll

keep you updated as we get more information. weekend wendy wants you to know about rose tree park in media. it's the wounded warriors 5k run. a lot of folks participating in this. it's from 10:00 in the morning until 3.in the afternoon. they're running in honor of officer jesse hartnett. police officer wounded back in january, but mike will the weather be good. >> the runners will be treated to great weather. ideal running conditions. of 57 degrees lots of sunshine in center city, the jersey side of things looking good, voorhees 54, look at atlantic city. up to 61 degrees on our way to 76 later. cold front to the west. going to spoil the fun today by 4:00, we're looking at showers and thunderstorms. some could become strong to

severe and that is going to mighty chilly around here. middle's upper 70's around 3:00, lehigh valley and poconos getting into the showers and thunderstorms by the evening, we're looking at the showers and thunderstorms. this line may actually enhance, that's why we're concerned with gusty winds be small hail and then it will get in a 60s by sunday. we'll talk more coming up in a bit. >> thanks so much. this is trending right now. it is the play everybody is talking about on stage right here in philadelphia. it's called the ballad of trayvon martin. tells the final moments of trayvon's life before he was shot and killed by george zimmerman at 2012. it had it's world premier on north broad street. everybody talking about it. we got the people behind it here with us live in studio this morning. sandra, executive producing director from the new freedom theater and also you were the co

writer of this one. say your name. >> ragendra. >> thank you so much. they say it is so powerful. folks out there why should they see it. >> trayvon would be 21 this year. it's an opportunity for us as a nation to have a conversation that's really important, and about gun violences and race's an opportunity to realized more more like than different. >> what do you believe, about his auctioning off the gun. >> i was shocking. quite shocked. i feel like that gun should be in smithsonian with artifacts. to remind us not to go back. >> sandra, we're doing this here in philadelphia. i'm reading the refers all over the place. people are saying this is powerful. why did you want to be involved with this. >> we went to see it in new york and we saw the readings and got to bring him here to our

theater, we're celebrating 50th anniversary. i wanted somebody young and in tune with the values of the theater. the community focus, but we have an international reputation. 's he's the perfect one. >> thank you. >> what are people saying when they come in and see this? they know this is going to be something make them think, it may make them uncomfortable. what are people saying. >> they're crying. they're crying. hugging us. my god, thank you for bringing this here. i'm bringing my son, my grandmother. >> my church. >> people are walking into the theater who had never been there before and see the banner and coming in and buying groups. yesterday we had mothers in charge which is a group of mothers who lost their children to gun violence in philadelphia. and they were standing up and speaking their children's name in the theater. >> his death became a movement. it really was the movement of black lives matters as well. do you get in a that. >> absolutely.

bring it today, and we continue mentioning after trayvon's death the names of people who have passed on. . >> thank you so much for coming in. what was appreciate it. let me put up the information for everybody who wants to check it out. the show will run through may 22nd it is at the new freedom theater. you can see it the world premier here in our city and this is a show everybody is talking about up on the great white broadway and everywhere else. >> thank you for having us. >> thanks so much. we got big changes coming to pop warner football. the organization says it's banning kickoff in it's three youngest divisions. instead of kickoff can say, the ball will be placed at the 35 yard line at the start of each half and following touchdowns and fold goals. the change affects divisions for five to 10-year-olds and the move comes about a month after the organization settled a lawsuit related to brain injuries. pop warner has about 225,000

athletes nationwide. coming up, we like to eat out every now and then, we like to save money, i certainly do. coming up, what you can do to do both. plus. >> kind of holding it down. next thing you know, there's blood. he's limping and crying. of. >> he said an amazing story that explains the length ands our pets will go for us. what one dog did that likely saved the life of a little girl. comments are come in from richard. i wonder what would think if some biological male decided to share a locker room with his daughter. also, do not change something that's been working all these years, men's bathrooms, women's bathrooms. two opinions in the debate. graduation pictures. here's should lucky numbers.

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it's a good day. i'll tell you about a day to different families, 7:38 a 5-year-old boy credited with saving his dog's life from a retail snake but wound up getting bitten in the process. >> he was playing with his dog sunshine in his backyard in california when he noticed the snake. his mom said the boy noticed the animal. he pushed the dog out of the way and ended up receiving the snake a bite. his mom amy reacted quickly killing the snake, then noticed her son was foaming from the mouth. >> so scared because i know that the baby rattle snake are worse than the mother, bigger snakes because they hold on longer. they don't know how to release the venom, so it really got him. >> are you afraid of snakes. >> now i am. >> it's a great thing she actually knew that information because lend received 35 vials.

but still needed round the clock monitoring. here's an opposite story. a dog who saved a little girl. 2-year-old hoss got in between a rattle snake and 7-year-old little girl. >> he was standing between. he didn't budge. he was on other side of him. so was my mom. >> the family is thankful but they're fearful their hero won't be able to come back home. he's recovering at a veterinary hospital and we wish him best. maybe you'll be going to the shore, if you're going to fly, get ready to wait.

>> lines at the airport expected to be really long. coming up, we'll tell you what you can do to help minimize the wait. what woman woman says she was ordered to wear at work.

spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.

. good morning to you. i was hoping they would cut to the camera. we had it going on. >> the awkward white lady dance there. let's talk about this woman in london, she was sent home from work because what she was actually not wearing. >> she was not wearing high heels. she was instead wearing flats. she started an online petition demanding the government get rid of what she calls sexist dress codes. >> got more than 124,000 signatures. continues to grow. she's 27 and works for a temp agency and reported to her receptionist job at a finance company. >> they sent her home. telling her she had to wear shoes with a two to four-inch heel. they said she signed their appearance guidelines. they're essentially saying you need to have the heels, makes you look more professional, i

never heard that before. she agreed to it. as stupid as it sounds to me, you agreed to it. >> i don't think i think normally they want women to be professional and maybe hair tide back or should be wearing a jacket or suit. i've never seen anything in my whole life telling you you got to wear high heels unless your a cocktail waitress or something. >> i think this to immediately streams steve keeley. get steve in on this. what do you think about this mandating high heels? >> the key to this story is that it's in england. doesn't let the tennis players wear anything but white during wimbleton. i'm not surprised a national newspaper there sent a woman home for wearing trousers. and we're going to have a president who goes around in pant suits possibly in this country for the next four years. these countries may speak the same language but we talk a different language when it comes to how we dress and act in our lives, i think. >> many people don't know steve

behind the scenes, steve is very dapper. when he comes in the station,. >> you've been known to have a couple buttons open. >> reporter: in our country, we have different dress codes for people. bill, if you were sitting there with a sleeve less shirt on right now, everybody would be writing in what are you doing? what are you tryinged to? but karen, you're allowed to go sleeve less. how many guys would love to go sleeve less when we're covering heat waves but we'd look like we were showing anywhere goofy looking like we're working as a gas attendant but the women get away with going sleeveless. we always have to wear suits and ties. >> two things, i love my gas attendants, thank you very much, but also the women are freezing in the winter time when it's so cold in the studio and you got your nice jackets on. >> also remember kind of the smooth reporter cutting a shirt off showing an ab section and

live shots. there's a flexibility in our field. >> thanks, steve, were he love you. we'll check back in 15 minutes. >> mike showing fashion. how about the weather? >> well, we're on board right now, sunshine out there. the poconos that's a spot that may get into storms a little bit earlier. my man pete is tweeting us a great looking picture jersey in williamstown, looks good, he's right on, typical strong storm look and i do think we start sunny and it will turn rough as we get into the afternoon. gorgeous downtown. we have a telephone 57 degrees. right launching pad for the 70's later this afternoon. the southwesterly wind coming in. visibility turning around, earlier it was one mile. now back up to ten. great start to a rough finish. we'll talk more in one second. get ready the wind will pick up by sunday. so 57 in philadelphia. 50's as you get into new jersey.

i want to -- we'll show you ultimate doppler. that's a slide showing showers and thunderstorms, rather benign system moving through ohio but it is going to turn ferocious as it gets into the delaware valley. look at these temperature, what month is it? is it march? we're looking at 20's and 30's over the north re northern planes. a piece of cool air comes at us and will whip us around. here's fox future ca. middle and upper 70's for today, showers and thunderstorms as early as 4:00 north and west, in here, by around 5:00, 6:00, new jersey-around 7:00. then history setting the stage for sunday, which is a struggle all day to get to 60. of keep this in mind. of should be around 72 degrees this time of the year. just be on guard for the thunderstorms. we're looking at gusty winds possibility of small hail. we'll talk more about this in-depth. look at your seven-day forecast coming in a bit.

we, as a good day philadelphia family editor that little girl. that's 6-year-old lee yeah still breaking it down on the dance floor at her father's wedding. of course her father houston text is ans defensive line man and wilmington native devon still. he got married yesterday. diagnosed with life-threatening stage four neuro blastoma two years ago but declared cancer-free in march of 2015, came into the studio and celebrated yesterday. let's get to this one as well. he's really stressed out. what they did next? wow, would you look at that? talk about an act of kindness,

brought him to tears. couple received a wedding gift but they were less than missed, what they did has social media talking. being a little bit critical. we got it for you.

. are you looking for something to do? we got an amazing thing chestnut hill going all out with a massive is street festival along historic germantown avenue. all the vendors are there. i want to show you what it's like, 150 different vendors, interesting crafty kind of stuff both inside and outside and starts from 11:00 to 5:00. joining us right now we have the executive director martha sharky here and jenna dixon. one of our favorite places. i'm going to start with you. will dawn timmeney be out there. >> for sure. >> what will people see when

they go out. >> we're excited for our 20 at this anniversary of chestnut hill's home and garden festival tomorrow. over 150 home and garden vendors, artists, crafts, also with the 20 and anniversary we have few special surprises, for is secret gardens, harry potter fans out there, harry will be there along with professor doing the harry potter secret garden, we have the wedding garden, backyard retreat secret garden. >> the night kitchen bakery makes phenomenonal stuff. you brought in stuff. come on over here with the icing. cup cakes right here? >> what do i do first. >> you start in the middle. then you work your way around making like arose et. would you like to try? >> there you go.

. >> that's the best he ever had. we got our little cute roset going. >> you roll out some make little tiny buds in the center. stick them on there. >> that's delicious. >> what's the biggest seller at the night kitchen. >> lemon squares are delicious but lemon kurd case and moose cake. we have a full set of cakes, cookies, tarts, everything and you can come and get special wedding cakes. like this. >> i want one that has everything on it. >> i think there's something for everyone. bring the kids. bring the dogs.

kids activates, live music, shots is of shopping. a little bit of something for everyone. easy to get there. we have parking, you can bike out to chestnut hill. jump on the train, we have two train lines coming into chestnut hill. east and west and it's going to be a great day. >> dawn will be there bringing that little puppy of hers that gets bigger boy the minute. >> i'm pretty sure this is my favorite segment. >> i'm annie mongeluzi. mostly eating, there's an ap out there called pay half. and it actually does what it says. if you go to a restaurant that subscribes to the pay half club, when you go there, with either an adult friend or up to three children under 17, you get the

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. from the fox 29 studio, this is good day philadelphia. this morning on good day, a develop to go story. an arrest made after police say man threw railroad spikes at moving cars. also, new jersey governor chris christie is not going to be at rutgers tomorrow when president obama speaks there.

he says he's got a really good reason. why the governor says he's skipping out. speaking of president obama, he hosted a state dinner at the white house last night. why he said he was missed by his guests manors. >> check out the clothes. fun. it is straight up 8:00 on this saturday morning, thank you for joining us, good morning to you once again bill anderson. >> good morning, karen, mike masco join us in a rather stylish jacket. >> it's got a little pink to it. >> i keep waiving to the e-mail. >> what happened to the frosting by the way? >> she put it all in my mouth. >> i miss that day. i was over there. >> don't you worry. >> you got to hook me up. here's what's going on. look at this wedding beautiful shot. we got lots of sunshine, a gorgeous day.

i want to show you the cute picture coming in from owen 75. do i need a jacket? not at all. 50's and low 60's. trouble to the west. cold fronts bring in showers and gusty thunderstorms, we'll talk about that in a second. let's say good morning to sue serio. >> weekend wendy has been meeting people from all over the country since the dad veil regatta along kelly ride. of there's shuttle busses that will take you from fairmount park if you would like to take part. everything happens until 5:00 this afternoon with over 100 colleges and university participating from the united states and canada. you see weekend wendy is equipped with the umbrella and her orr is it rain or sun today? >> or both. we're talking about sun for a

good duration of? you are day but as we've been advertising, shower, gusty thunderstorms come in later. this is sunday's forecast which returns rather winter-like. watch phone call futurecast. 75 degrees, 76 degrees, that is going to be a gorgeous day today. on the north and west, knocking on our back doors this line of showers and thunderstorms. this could become strong to severe. we'll detail that show you the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. thank you so much. we have this develop to go story right now coming in at 8:02. we told you about this last night on fox 29 news at 10:00 they have a teenager now under arrest accused of throwing railroad spikes off of a highway overpass in university city under cars that were passing right below. >> it's amazing to me that only minor injuries were suffered. this could have been so much worse, our own steve keeley is live in university city right

now. steve we know this was extremely dangerous, thankfully no one was killed. do we have any idea why? . >> reporter: this is an adult teenager, 18 years old. old enough to vote. old enough to go to war. way old enough to know better than they don't throw these iron spikes which we found that he likely tossed down here on to cars and he had pretty good aim. look at the video of how close this came to being a deadly for somebody. four vehicles hit that we know of. probably more, who took off, not knowing what was going on. or didn't know what it was. maybe thought something shot up from the road because it's dark out just after 8:00. right off the 76 west exit off the schuylkill to university city and it's a very busy overpass, and so the one goes through the windshield and the flattened you'll notice, not even the sharp end you but coming through the windshield with such force that the flattened impaled into the

dashboard. that guy got glass in his eye. another girl got hit. a spike went through the roof of her vehicle. and another guy, the last guy that we know of being hit. he thought he got hit by a rock. he pulls over and runs up on to the railroad tracks 40 feet above and chases the guy and catches him and that's how police caught him. here is one of the officers in charge out here in southwest philly, john walker. >> very dangerous incident that happened out here. you see these spikes. the fact that they are nailed into the ground they're sharp edges being thrown at cars and you see the damage caused and one impaling into the actual dashboard of the car. could have been much worse. >> look at the overpass, so recognizable. if you're going to any of the hospital, penn, children's, veterans, if you're going to the campus at penn, you come off the schuylkill, you go on to this overpass. this is a railroad overpass, these spikes and those kind of rocks that are under the railroad ties, they won't just fall down off of that on their own. of amtrak had to go up there to

make sure that nobody was removing the spikes to the point where the tracks would be messed up. there's the famous exits, to and from where this happened last night. bill and karen, this guy charged with a whole slew of felonies and because he's an adult he's going to be treated tough way. we're talking aggravated assault. that's the same charge you get if you shoot somebody. that's how serious this is from the police standpoint. >> it is serious. >> could have had the same effect as if you shot at somebody. charge is definitely warranted. breaking news comes to us from northeast philadelphia, the roosevelt boulevard once again, we know at least one person was taken to the hospital. this is not the right video. this is a big shooting that happened outside of that cocktail restaurant. four people were shooting at each other. there's at the investigators on the scene, turns out an innocent bystander was shot there. this is the scene of the accident on the boulevard. it happened on the southbound lanes over at cottman. look how bad that one is.

of we know two vehicles were involved. we don't know the cause at this time or the condition of the victim in the hospital. new this morning, police are investigating an overnight shooting in nicetown. you saw some of the video. we'll show you again, it happened just before 2:00 in the 1600 block of west huntingdon park avenue near the cocktail bar tasha's. . they did have permits to carry weapon, all four being questioned by police, a 22-year-old was shan't police say he was an innocent bystander, right now, he's in critical but stable condition. also new from overnight, a stabbing outside a house party. officers were called to west erie avenue and north 19th street just after 1:00 this morning. police tell us two men got into an argument when one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other and took off running. anyone with any information, please call the police. fairmount park visitors be

warned. there's a bear running around there. maybe this has reservations to the valley green's proof positive that there is a lone black bear in the park and swimming, he was in the wissahickon creek for a time. a lot of runners. there's a woman that says her boyfriend saw the bear. >> he was here fishing, and he said that he cited the bear. went across the what are the in front of him. >> officials call it pretty unusual we find a black bear in fairmount park. state game officials say if they find it they will tranquilize it and take it to a more suitable location. pharmaceutical company pfizer says it won't allow its products to be used for leanly although injections. pfizer says it makes its products to enhance and save lives and objects to capitol punishment. it means all medications that

could be used for execution have put them off limits. some states including utah, oklahoma and tennessee have approved alter methods of execution including firing squad and the electric chair. president obama welcome the leads of five countries for at a state dinner, denmark, fine land, iceland nor way and sweden spending friday in meetings at the white house but at night that's when they love to see everyone dress up. party time on the south lawn. president obama had fun with his guests as he toasted them. >> we can all admit that the vikings could be a little rough. they didn't always have the best manners at the dining table. their out fits were not always appropriate. times have changed's tonight, our nor dick friends are much better behaved.

>> during the day, the leaders spoke about the refuge crisis in europe as well as the recent military aggression from russia. meet america's newest millionaires, a woman and her seven adult children accepting their $429 million powerball jackpot in lawrenceville new jersey. karen you were there. >> this is the nicest family. they want to focus on what everyone wants paying off the mortgages, she he said the numbers came to her in a dream. it's the largest single jackpot ever in new jersey history, the six and largest overall. >> good for them congratulations. it could have been us. >> it couldn't have happened to a nicer family and that is the truth on that one. kobe bryant tide to the nba come to an end and going out with a bang. >> while analysts say he may be more popular than he has ever

been. >> i believe it. are you traveling to this summer? if so, if you're trying to go on vacation, be prepared to wait long lines at airports, expect it but we got the solution. we can tell you how to minimize that wait. . >> send us pictures, we have beautiful ones this is my girl kathy baker jamie graduating nursing school. thank you so much wonderful graduates out there. >> happy cater day. happy cater day to them.

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. taking a look at at the airport is a tremendous segway into our next story. doesn't it make you want to travel? beautiful day. >> that does until you get there and you have to hurry up and wait. they're tell you to get there two hours early. >> are you planning to travel in the next few weeks? >> i'm not flying anyplace, i'll go to the shore. >> if you go, go to the airport, be prepared to wait. of and then wait. and probably wait. >> a little bit more. absolutely. that's what they're saying this time. the transportation security administration tsa is looking for solutions because people are complaining about the way the times at airports. this is so much backlash that's happening now as people say these wait times are exceeding

an hour and a half. travelers say they're missing flights, haven't been getting bags. experts say, it's probably going to get worse this summer. >> one person with a hair spray and a water in their bag. and the extra time for that was a minute and a half more. because we're going to have to remove that water or that hair spray and rescreen the bag. that person is going to have to wait in line an extra minute and a half. to. >> also the problem is the tsa cut back on a lot of people and workers and they can't keep people. passengers can help by arriving early have your liquids in three ounce bottles or less. also encouraging to sign up for the precheck which cost 85 bucks that will let travelers bypass the security line. >> i don't understand that. that's a whole new discussion. >> they need to get -- you can go right through. you can breeze on through. >> that means they can move me quicker? >> right. >> i have to pay for that? >> right. >> just move me quicker:

moving on, your report card and permanent record but in real life. not just high school. >> just had this happen to me, your credit report is out there. what you need to do to keep it squeaky clean. >> that ship sailed. >> we got tips, let's cash in. >> steve you know the score? >> 77, 74, villanova. >> not that score. i'm talking about your credit score. do you know it. >> i know mine. only because it's on my credit card statement on the top right-hand corner. >> 45 million people don't have a credit score and that's a huge problem. >> you need a credit score to get a job, apartment, most anything. better credit means you pay less for your loans. good news, fica, the company that does credit scores has a new method that's going to help those folks get one and we're going to tell them how to get one. >> i know my credit score because it's on that the top of my credit card statement. what about people who don't have credit cards. >> here's what i want you to do. find out if you have a score,

credit karma.com or credit.com. go to the websites, easy, free. >> cut down on the confusion, there's credit scores then there's the report. >> go to annual annual credit report.com. you can pull the credit report. 20 percent of consumers have at least one error on their credit report. it's important you find it and get it fixed. >> how do you get points on you your credit score to go up. >> especially now we're including things like your utility bills and cell phone bills, the single best thing you can do is pay bills on time. that's the biggest factor with anybody's credit report. >> pay your bills on time. what about these people that advertise i can help you get your score up? do you ignore. >> you don't need to pay someone else to get your score up. >> now that you can get your credit score going, they can improve the status. >> absolutely not with the new

model, anybody can do it as long as you pay your built on time. anybody can run up the score. we're cashing out. we're getting a sports history lesson here in studio. let's talk sports. this morning we're going talk basketball. after difficult year, looks like our sixers are poisoned and ready to turn the corner. where they will pick in this year's draft tuesday, if all goes well, we'll see what the new look sixers can do. who better to talk? hoops and basketball and sixers? basketball legend sixers executive advisor sonny hill. >> thank you for your enthusiasm when i came. i know who you are. >> thanks for coming in. >> i've known him since he was a little fellow and you didn't know bill's father cody anderson was an outstanding basketball

player at central state and ohio. >> how about that? you played there. >> yes, i did. >> i took the losses as a child to prove that my dad could play a little bit. >> long history of basketball, obviously but with the sixers as well. you're about excellence in basketball. excited to see them finally turning the corner after struggling. >> i'm excited to see the change. brian coangelo the president of basketball operation working with scott o'neill who's the ceo and the president on the business side, i think the two of them will calibrate to bring us to what we want to be known as and have been known as as one of the premier basketball cities in the united states with an outstanding philadelphia sixers basketball team. >> the team always had great enthusiasm. we haven't had the players performing certain when it comes to the court. who's going to make the difference? are we going to be drafting people that are going to be

brings us our next great hope. >> there's two players. there's brandon ingram from duke, who's a very outstanding shooter. an guy that has a good all around game and then you have simmons from lsu who is probably the more diverse player, 6'9", able to do multiple things on the floor. the game changed so much, you now need shooters because they won't play the game as your dad did back in the day inside out. they play the game outside in. so that's something that's very important. >> with the hill league and your experience with young player, the sixers in the next season could have five first round draft picks starting for them. it's all potential. can these guys play? >> should we be really excited we got playoffs in our future. >> let's take what you said. five potential first round draft

choices coming to us over the next few years. ok? let's say we get two of them that could be outstanding. not great players, but outstanding players. that would move us, because we have three of the better big men in the game, although the game has changed a little bit. you have oakford, embiid and noel. so they give you protection, now they're three different players, okafor, down low offensive play can score a bell, noel can run the floor do the little things and we're the able to get embiid, he does it all. he could be one of the most dominate dominant big in the event in the game today and don't forget in the game today, we don't dominant big men. >> i've been waiting for the schuylkill rivers to be good again. >> my pleasure. >> thank you for the love.

>> we got together and all of a sudden we have a love affair. >> absolutely. >> speaking of basketball, a local guy major love for philly native koby bryant according to the official nba store. guess what? his jersey was the second most sold in the league who beat him out. >> steph curry. you would expect the sales to go up. fyi i had the lower merion jersey koby bryant. >> look at you. >> let's take a look. mike transitioning to the weather. looks good, excited to get out. we know about home and garden festival. make it hold up. >> it will hold. letting us know everything looks great. lots of blue sky, even into the early afternoon hours, beautiful shot, we're up now 61 degrees. we are on track to hit the upper

70 this afternoon. pressure starting to fall off. that's an indication of a storm that's going to be headed in our direction. of that's why what you need to know is a great start turns into a rough finish, could be rocky with some of the thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening. get ready for a wind whipped sunday struggling to 60. right now we're at 60. many spots checking into 60, dover, wilmington, 60, jersey numbers are into the 60's. it's about front out to the west. that's what we are tracking. moving from west to east. it's going to punch in a shower or thunderstorm this evening. look at the chilly air developing over the northern planes. that's odd to see 20 to say that far into the northern planes and that's what's going to set up tomorrow. it's 70's at 3:00, showers and thunderstorms other the lehigh valley into the city limits. this could be a bunch of a gusting wind or hail coming down. get ready as this rolls through. then we're talking about the struggle to get to 60.

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the curling iron situation. i go like this and i go like this and tried to make it messy. then i go like this. anything so far that you're seeing. >> yes. a lot. >> basically, number one that i see that people are doing wrong when they're trying to get the messy edgey cool wave is starting a low on the hair. >> sorts of like i did. >> exactly like you did. bringing it down here. and curling up and basically the only thing they're getting curled is the bottom. >> i want them to have my hair like your hair. >> there's a trick. rather than starting at the bottom, we're going to be starting to mid shaft, curl up. come back down. curl back up. and i'm going to leave this little fishtail out. >> nice.

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. welcome back, as we take a look at a historic event. the dad veil regatta. so many people who have competed over generations, we're going to shorten the race a little bit. we're concerned about the weather. we'll check in with mike in a moment. race that would normally go to 5:00, it's going to get to 2:00. you're going to want to avoid the area. there's a lot of road closings as well. >> all of us should go out there. . 8:30. let's take a look a this morning's top story, chris christie won't be at rutger's tomorrow when barrack obama gives the commencement address. he says it has nothing to do with politics. instead, he'll be watching his son play baseball in the ivy league championship. he said he would skip it if his son was playing.

what wonderful time it is in rittenhouse square when it's time for the pennsylvania guild fine craft fare. it's wonderful with 150 artists across the nation with furniture and jewelry and hand made clothing and so much more. the hours are 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. and tomorrow from 11:00 until 5:00 in the afternoon, hope you're crafting a decent forecast, mike. >> we're working on it. sue. advertising earlier in the day, we're ok. as we get to the tail end things will change, a lot of questions about the phillies game, reds in town, 68 first pitch at 7:05. we will still see showers and thunderstorms so it's possible we have an early delay with this game but i think we'll get this off eventually. maybe it will take around 15, 20 minutes delay. otherwise, it's about the cold front out to the west. this is what's going to ruin the fun later today. we go from sunshine and 70's to a shower or thunderstorm and how

about the 50's as we get into tomorrow. let's take a look at fox futurecast. look at these temperatures skyrocketing into the 70's. showers and thunderstorms erupting over our northwestern suburbs around 4:00 in the city around 6:00. watch out that line starts to flare up across central new jersey, southern new jersey. this is where we could see a gusty, wind gusts around 40, 50, maybe pea size hail, keep that in mind, certainly going to see clouds going to lighten as it blows through. main impacts from the storm, aside from the lightening will be gusty winds and small hail. we'll have to track that for you throughout the course of the afternoon. get ready, i mean, guys, we're looking at 60, and that's 12 below average. we'll talk about the forecast coming up in a little bit re lit. time to check it out. hitting a golf ball comes naturally for one montgomery county girl. >> she's pretty young. becomes a totally different kid

when she's out there oh green. here's photo journalist bill. >> reporter: she's only seven but jolie has the poise of a champion. >> i like to land before the cup. so it can roll because if you hit it like right at the cup, it will roll and go past it. >> reporter: jolie comes to the country club. eight times a week to work on her swing. eight or nine pockets of balls a day. >> you taught her this. >> i kind of just pointed her in the direction. neither i nor her mother had any golf experience or expertise whatsoever. it's really just something that she is just a natural. >> reporter: jolie began playing golf in the backyard. >> started with foam balls then real golf balls. she put two or three holes in the fence. >> i like my clubs organized. >> is your room as organized as

your golf bag? >> no, not really. >> perfect. typical 7-year-old at all other times, she steps out on the golf course she become this competitive athlete and becomes laser focused. >> reporter: she breezes through her competition at local tournament. >> i played against two boys and one girl and i think some of them were nine, and eight and i beat them all. >> in august, she'll compete against the best golfers in the world at the u.s. world championship in pine hertz north carolina. >> it's really cool. you can play with other people that come from around the world. >> there you go. nice put. >> reporter: dad will be right there as her caddy. >> i'm on the course with her the entire time. she hits a bad shot, it's never her fault, i picked out the wrong club or lined it

improperly. it takes a lot of hard work and no short cuts. i believe that's what she's learning. hopefully that will carry on. >> even when she decides to help her sister ella with her swing. in amler, bill rore, fox 29 news. . >> we'll be watching her in a couple years. big wedding day end of the night collect your money and count it up. this couple are wineny brats. >> what they did has social media talking and likely will have you talking as well. coming up.

. why do you got to be so cool? you send them a whole lot of money and don't even be respectful in return. >> i never viewed going to a wedding as wasting your weekend. >> he always says that. ruined the weekend. >> i could have been anywhere, i wasted my time celebrating your i turnnal love and happiness. >> there's a couple that had

their wonderful wedding and became disgruntle telled the bride and groom when they didn't like their presents. they asked for money in the first place. then sent an unthank you note. >> the wedding guest said she gave the couple a check for $150. the newly wed sent her an e-mail stating that wasn't generous enough and they wanted it in quotes adjustment. in the e-mail, couple states her present didn't match the warmth of the day. the guest is an ex-colleague i have the bride and was utterly gobsmacked. >> it's not my family member, i work with this i had to go to the wedding and i gave $150 and they're not a grateful. >> i would have been happy with the e-mail. that would have saved me $150, right there, called my bank and cancelled check. boom. >> they already cashed it.

>> they took my money and they're going to talk like that? that was a waste. >> people went crazy tweeting about this one. steve keeley what do you think about that. >> reporter: you leaving out the most important thing again, we're going across the pond to england for this story. as soon as you know, again, like the dress code people that this person, this couple, english, that's all you need to know. gobsmacked that word is used in england, that was the first hint when you said that, bill. there is unwritten rule. if you are a couple and you go to somebody's wedding you have to give a certain amount to make up for the food and entertainment at the reception. am i right? there, karen. >> you try to do that. i believe 150 is pretty good. she was a singleton. it wasn't like she had a date. that might be a little date. if you and a date for 75 bucks, but 150 should have been in the clear, 200 journal generous for one person. >> doesn't that technically mean i'm paying an admission fee.

>> basically. . >> can i get an opinion here? i have a best friend who's to now thinking about a third marriage and i said after two tuxes, two destination wed -- you're getting zilch from me, you're not getting a third wedding gift from me. >> steve, do they have idiot in london? >> yes, they do h you use idiot moron but git is the word. you call them a git. you stupid git. >> cheerio. >> thank you, steve. were the bride and groom out of line? let me give you 1 more fact on this story. the woman who didn't give them much money just had a big inheritance. >> so what? >> i'm putting the facts there for you.

you can vote on the good day weekend section of fox29.com or vote on twitter use fox 29 yes or fox 29 no. let us know what you think. >> as i vote fox 29 no, let's see some of the comments coming in. a baby girl didn't graduate but moving up to kindergarten. we will celebrate her as well. garage litigation. >> i think that's one of the most enormous transitions going to kindergarten what a huge day. >> keep your pictures coming. we appreciate it and for so many graduations in our area. we'll be back.

connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator.

. that's pretty. >> good song. >> we're going to take you to weather in just a moment. right now it's straight up 8:45 in the morning. regulars bring one of it's popular waiters nearly to to tears, pulled together to help them out of a tough situation. >> he's been working at this restaurant for five years. there's a lot of people that go that all the time. most of them by name. two weeks, they noticed he seemed to be distracted, have a lot on his mine. looked stressed outer. they asked him about it and found out he had been fallen behind on his rent. would you look what they did? the customers pitched in and gave him that? a $700 tip. >> i went to the table and

picked you want credit card receipt and looked at it and literally dropped it and i was shock asked. i had a big smile. teared up, watered up a little bit. >> he paid it forward by buying his coworkers a round of energy drinks to help them through their shifts. this is what we were telling you about a girl from our area, central pennsylvania teenager got kicked out of her prom for wearing a tux and getting the chance of a lifetime going on the show always sunny in philadelphia. >> you may remember, she says she was is thrown out of her high school prom in harrisburg for not wearing a dress. the school claim it violated a dress code. rob mcelhenney asked her to appear in the show. he tweets, love your suit, would you wear it on sunny? she tweeted back you're kidding; right? he said he wasn't. >> how about that? happy ending.

now 8:46, now the weather as promised. >> we got a gorgeous day, poconos hanging on to a had little fog. we had reduced visibility across town. sun going to burn off. we're going to look good in the poconos and turn to stormy mi conditions. take a look, re blue skies in jersey right now, andrew checking in, re great looking morning out there. the runners are out in olde city and market street. lots of sun, 61, calm wind, pressure now starting to fall, that's an indication of some stormier times ahead, no the advertising that this morning or early afternoon but later this afternoon into the evening, things get rough. 61 in town, 60s into new jersey. look at atlantic city. nice, 63 degrees. we have a showers and thunderstorms, system out to the west but as it works towards the east, it interacts with the humid that's developing on top of us and this huge contrast of temperatures, we will see these storms fire up. west to east. that's at the theme. the earlier arrival around 3:00, had 4:00 over the poconos into

the lehigh valley, here in the city, still going to be calm around 4:00, but by 5:00 and 6:00, things start to change. look at that line blowing up over central and southern new jersey around 6:00 or 7:00. we'll swing it is out. that's going to set up a date tomorrow much cooler. upper 50's to around 60 all afternoon long. by the way, add those winds in, that's going to be just a real chilly feel. of feel like it's in the low 50's for most of your afternoon, sunday is not looking great. 75 goes to 61 and wind whipped for sunday. phillies are in town, back up to spring like standard at 70. maybe a couple of scattered showers for wednesday and lots of sunshine as we get to the later half hf this week, we'll track the storms this afternoon, fox29.com for the latest weather. . time for fox unfiltered and we're talking ties. yes. ties.

bob kelly and of course, bill anderson. hello. we'll get to that. first you, bob, we had an e-mail from earnny. he wrote: is that any way you can advise me exactly where bob gets his fantastic ties? i appreciate it. bob? where do you get them. >> i get them everywhere, love shopping, cut out the coupons, take my dress shirts take them into the store, on the counter, take over the whole store about an hour and a half. >> you have the whole rainbow. >> i'm very particular. ties to me are like shoes to a girl. how many shoes do you have? >> i don't know, but i know how many ties you have. >> probably up to 600 now, going to shopping next week because a memorial day is coming. >> that's a lot of ties. we have an old-fashioned letter. do you see this right here? isn't it lovely? there's an angel on the front of this. of do you see what the angel is doing? unhappy face, from a woman we're

going to call her carol. my husband is so annoyed that bill anderson never wears a tie. he's the only one on local news who doesn't and just so you know, people do look for things like that. it doesn't seem right. just a thought. bill response? you know what? i enjoy not wearing a tie. one of the things i enjoy about good day fashion aside, is that they allow us to be ourselves. everybody has their different style. on the weekends it's a little bit more relaxed. you know, it's -- if the boss decides he wants me to wear one i got lots of them. >> you wear a nice sweater. >> what do you have against ties. >> it's the show. on the weekend, we're more laid back. still have fun. you remember when i sat in with you guys, i put on the tie. >> aren't you sweet. >> all you got to do is coordinate. it's a family effort. >> you can go ahead and share. >> i respect the concern so i'll mix the ties in.

>> now bob kelly as 599. thank you, bill, we'll look forward to your new fashion. how about a nice greeting card? >> for surely ok. that's fox unfiltered for this week. back to you guys. >> i got a great looking man bringing a tie right now. if you want a way to impress a woman because you like to cook in boxes. >> breakfast in bed, you know, it's perfect. i mean, but i cook in my boxers. >> and there's a metro right there. ladies thank you very much. you say this is the way to keep your woman lounging and relaxing. >> it's the recipes and the fact they're so good you won't want to move. >> let's share some of them. they smell amazing. >> i got a little bit of everything here, hats and trick, make and cheese is on every

brunch. i got a little breakfast make and cheese going on. i use cut ham, basile and toss it with white cheese. it really works. it's always great to get some kind of breakfast meat in there. of bacon, i use smith field's cooked ham. it's easy, quick to go. >> who's the lover in your life? who is this woman you're keeping in bed. >> all right now, you know, hey. >> i had another mental segway that i'll keep to myself. >> let's no got there. chicken and waffles. individual servings. of crusted chicken, make your standard waffles. use protein shakes. of you get that in the morning, i like to work out as you see. i like to get extra protein in the breakfast.

>> where do you put the protein? >> in the waffle. >> that's one of the greatest tricks i've ever heard. putting it in. this looks amazing and delicious but complicated. >> it's a grid sue fle. you use milk and water. milk as a base and eggs at the end, toss it with about six eggs and followed it over. and it's so perfect. i used, when you're serving guests, i use, you know, a little bit of -- it puffs up. everybody thinks it's attractive. it's young man mi. >> how long does it take you to do that. >> literally 35 minutes. you want to keep this quick and simple and easy. >> reminds me of being a kid. what is this. >> we forget children are at brunches as well. we got to make things festive and colorful. i made french toast and what you

do is drench those in colorful that you might have and backache them. they're baked, not even fried. they're really good. and i use whole grain bread >> you made your mixture with the eggs and whatever you're going to do. >> dip them and dredge them in. >> bill, you're welcome to come on over. i don't want to talk with my mouth full i'm going to go in with the chicken and waffles. >> make and cheese. >> i like the chicken and waffles. >> what do you recommend. >> i recommend it all. >> i used that idea you were talking about, i do protein waffles. >> it makes sense. get extra ones. >> you know what this is about. >> small with extra speedy, i'm sure. >> we'll be right back. see you in a second. it's delicious. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar.

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