good morning, everybody. right now on good day, one of boxing biggest legends has passed away. remembering the life and legacy of muhammad alley. i have two choices. and a local boy's story of bravery is touching hearts in high temperature the community. after putting up a big fight against bone cancer he's now accomplishing a major milestone and he thinks his story will impact your life. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good day, everybody, on this the saturday. it's straight up 7:00. it is straightup 7:00. good morning, karen hepp. good morning, bill anderson. everything is good. >> we thought the weather could be a washout. > we have a lot happening. not quite a washout.

we're going to tell you it's a wonderful weather day. it'sy if i. tomorrow is the day of the big storm. we're going to talk about severe storms and damaging rain. today not completely dry, not perfect p out there. it's a some fog out there, muggy and warm and there's just a little bit of rain in the forecast. like we said there's a lot of of events happening today. let's check in with wend definitely weekend wendy starts off with one of the premier events for kids all year long in philadelphia. it's philadelphia international children's festival. this is the 31st anniversary of this event. it always p happens at the and ^berg center for performing arts and they have family friendly and theater performances from all around the globe. face painters, jug letters, lots of different times.

check anden ^berg center. org for all the details. look at weekend wendy, she's jugging herself. what kind of performance, dave, will mother nature give us. a little bit of rain and storms and also some dry weather. that's what we have right now. things are clear this morning. it is cloudy and warm. in fact, we're pretty much clear across the area. the low clouds with maybe some patchy fog. a few areas of showers to our south and they'll continue to develop and move through the area today as the temperatures climb from the 60s into the 70s and warming up to the mid-to low 80 todays. it's a muggy start, upper 60ss and a few 70s. just a few showers today that are popping up by about two, maybe 3 or 4:00. a bit more widespread north and west. you can see an shower or thunderstorm biotech. they'll taper off tonight.

it could continue overnight. s it's this line that is the concern tomorrow because that is the severe weather. these will be moving through late in the day. we'll talk about the severe weather, the damaging wind threat, the times the rains could be heaviest and of course send us what you're doing today, use the hashtag good day fox 29. happening right now, remembering the absolutely great muhammad ally. the boxing legend passed away in arizona. this morning the entire world is recognizing. a fighter that fought by a butterfly and stung by a bee. philly's own joe frazer. jenny saying she can't hear.

okay. so it sounds like we're having some technical difficulties. we'll get back to jenny as soon as we can get the line set up, but the entire nation, really the world is morning one of the greatest. we are having some technical difficulties. we will move as we talk about muhammad ally people took to twitter to express their condolences, their concerns. some of the greatest boxers following him used him as a lend or someone they looked up to. mike tyson sent out this tweet. came for his champion. george foreman posted this tweet, alley, frazer and foreman, we were one guy, a part of me slipped away. the greatest muhammad ally. just scrolling through your facebook and instagram there are

probably so am of these famous quotes by alley. here is one example of them, it says quote i hated every moment of training, but said don't quit, live the rest of your life as a champion. he has so am ties to our area. he had a house over in cherry hill. he had a house that i drive by all the time on city avenue. he fought here, trained here and sometimes if share your thoughts. come to our facebook page. you can tweet them, fox 29 good day. we'll put them out there on instagram and we would love to share them. > let's moving into the news. new this morning, recovering after an accident in southwest philadelphia it happened just before 3:00 a.m. along i95 southbound at the airport exit. what do we know? we know a pregnant woman was among one of the victims. so far we have no word on the condition or what caused the

crash. one person died after a the shing that happened in the west oak lane section of the city at 10:30 last even. police were called out to the scene. two people were taken to the hospital where one was pronounced dead and one with critical injuries. so far no arrests have been made. a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the groin overnight. the shiting happened right before 11:00 p.m. along the 200 block of west johnson street. that man was taken to the hospital where he is in stable condition. at this time officials are still searching for a motive. monroe township police have arrested a man for allegedly changing child pornography with students. police say a man, 32 year old michael must land worked as a grounds keeper at the school in monroe township. he's now in jail charged with exchanging child pornography

with students at williamstown middle school. parents contacted them after saying their children had exchanged pictures of themselves. investigators athat led them to the suspect. parents were obviously concerned. afraid still because every where is dangerous because they have all the films and they could take a picture of themselves and send it to this people. > police asked parents to contact them if they believe their children had contact with the suspect. at 7:07. route 73 in winslow township is back open after being shutdown between davis and central avenues yesterday evening police say a car accident brought down an electrical poll and wires so officials had to close down that area between davis and central. it's a busy area of that highway for several hours. traffic was diverted around the scene. there are no reports thankfully

of any injuries. new jersey state police are cracking down on intoxicated driving this summer starting today actually. officers will have checkpoints in certain areas and will tell you the spots that they're targeting in hopes to modify people's behavior and they have a plan or they want you to plan for a designated driver. if they do plan on drinking alcohol, folks, they want you to make alternate plans to get to where you have to go. police say that more information can be found on the new jersey state police facebook page. if you see anyone who may be impaired on the road, you can dial pound 77 for help. i saw that as i was coming back from septa the other day. we need to get your opinion on this one. the death of music icon prince talking a pretty debate this morning. we now know that we died from an accidental opioid overdose, but if a dr. prescribed the pills should that doctor be responsible for the singer's death. you can weigh in on this one. there's a many woman on a

vacation, she thinks, am comes right up behind her and likes her giving her the surprise of a lifetime. can you imagine? heavy breathing. how could you not notice a bear coming up to liquidity you. also, share the moments. i know there are so many graduations that are happening right now. if you are celebrating something, send us pictures. and muhammad ally moment, whats was your memory, the impact that the greatest of all time had to you use our #fox29 good day. the stunning women of the usa.

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> welcome back, take a look right now at the international airport. you don't have to drive someplace to have a million fun events and activities for this weekend. we have the come confess till that's happening, a childrens festival in the city. of course the bike raise on sunday. so much to do right here in our neck of the wounds. the comic confest. i want to go to that but i'm embarrassed to admit it. there are humans on the planet that are right up the treat. moving on, after weeks of of speculation we now know what caused the death of music icon prince. toxicology results showed that he died from an accidental

overdose of opioid fentanyl, it's a powerful painkiller. according to the report, prince administered the drug himself. prince had a reputation for clean living had suffered from a bad hip for years and some who knew him claim he had been addicted to claim medicines for sometime. fentanyl is a synthetic ibuprofen idea. it's used to treat severe chronic pain. it's 50 times more potent than heroin. they issued a nationwide alert about fentanyl overdoses in march of last year. more than 700 fentanyl overdose related deaths were reported to the dea in 2013 and 2014. am coroners and state crime labs don't routinely test the fentanyl. experts believe the actual number of overdoses is probably significantly higher. for now, federal investigators want to know where did prince get the drug? did he get them ellie legally or a did doctor prescribe them.

it is sparking a huge debate. should doctors be held responsible if their patience overdose on opioid. breaking it down for us heather hanson joins us. good morning. good morning. it's a slippery slope, but, in fact, it was prescribed by a dr. should they be held accountable if there is an overdose. >> in general, the answer is no. doctors have to be able to prescribe drugs, including pain medicines. am people, especially people who have cancer need this medication in order to get through the day. the problem in these situations is, if people get addicted to pain medications, they're usually not trustworthy. they're not being honest with their doctors about how much they're using. a doctor has to be able to trust their patient in order to give the prescription. you really run into a conflict. but ultimately it's the patient who is responsible for what they're putting in their body. you're talking about 50 times more powerful than heroin, a hundred times more powerful than morphine, can a doctor trust your patient when you're dealing

with something that has potential foray buys? it's very difficult. most of these doctors have their patience sign a pain contract where they have to say they're willing to be tested for other drugs, willing to take the drugs as prescribed. the problem is if someone is addicted they're often going to say that they're going to do something and then they're not able to follow through. it's a terrible thing. there are situations where doctors have been held criminally and civilly liable. michael jackson's doctor, recently a dr. in h california has been held liable for murder. there are exceptions. really just giving this drug really nil i in those situations sure they should be held liable. but in general you have to remember that this drug is meant to people in severe pain who desperately need it. you can't start holding doctors liable, what you're going to find is doctors aren't going to prescribe it to those people who need it. that was my followup point. how much of a problem are we

creating. when you start talking about doctors being accountable, then they're also held account applable if they don't give you what you need. doctors who do this type of medicine are already on the edge of dealing with all kinds of problems. it may be easier for them to say forget. i'm not going to deal with this. if i'm going to go to jail for prescribing a patient telling me something they need. it's a very difficult thing for doctors. they do also bear the responsibility of making sure they give the right amount. to start holding them liable except in those rare situations where they're really being beyond the pail i think is a very bad idea. it's always interesting in cases we want to find fault. >> that's right. > thank you so much. we always appreciate you. >> thanks, have agria day. it is 7:16. this next story may surprise you. while we're talking about how bad chronic stress can be for your health. stress can make us stronger if

we can embrace it. whether it's traffic we can't escape stress it's part of life. the difference between people who are overwhelmed by stress and those who over come it doctors say comes down to resilience and how we view stress because stress may be good for our brains. research shows each time we work our way through a really situation our brains recover and then rewire themselves. look at it as a challenge. crucify doing that your brain can start to secrete these hormones that help you learn from it and do better the next time. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. if you have something that is stressing you out right now, take i, look at it, look at how you're viewing it, take it as a challenge.

instead of avoiding it, tackle it. how do you deal with stress? what are your tricks? do you have any ideas? use our hashtag. >> dress makes us stronger. karen and i are really, really strong. we got this. as as we take a look at trenton, i doesn't look too bad out there. just a blue morning out there. as we look at trenton and we look at some pictures that you're sending in, it's feeding time, very little sun out there, but thank you very much. also, speaking of birds and animals we have this event happening today right here in philadelphia. hi, dave, i am from the natural sciences. this weekend, saturday and sunday we're having chilled's weekend. join us if you want to join us.

what's the weather going to be like, dave? i'll take your word for it when you say watching turtles hunt for their food. >> it's cloudy, muggy, but there's very little rain out there initially. later today with a little bit of sunshine about 2:00 we could see a few showers around. maybe even a thunderstorm, but it's just a chance of a shower or storm. temperatures are a little cooler this morning up into the upper 60s. it is muggy and humid and it will warm up into the 80s this afternoon. 50s and 60s to the south. temperatures are into the mid 60s. also at doppler, philadelphia clear, we are seeing a few showers developing to the west and then more thunderstorms tomorrow. the severe weather risk enhanced, that means there's a good chance for storms and a few of them could be strong or even severe. primarily it will be later in the evening. the change in wind directions as the storm approaches, the timing

of this is starting tonight at 11. these are just a few showers around. they could continue overnight tonight, even through the day tomorrow. you could wake up to a little rain to the south. look at how the clouds break up here just a about it. this will be about 1 or 2:00, a little bit of sunshine right there and that front moving through. that's the severe storms we're talking about with gusty winds, damaging winds and the potential there for them to be strong or severe widespread especially to the south. we'll continue to move through and be out of here by sunday evening, tomorrow night off the coast by about 9:00. behind it is calmer weather. our seven day forecast is coming our way in just a about it. > sounds good. calmer weather coming up. a great story, a local boy's bravery is touching hearts this morning after putting up a big fight against cancer he is now accomplishing a major milestone and hopes his story will impact everyone's life.

> also this is an important piece of philadelphian history, a black church, coming up what you can do to help safe it.

welcome back,' a life look now at reading, pennsylvania. a little bit fog any and a little bit hazy but we are going to see some peaks of the sun today. we'll be able to enjoy some of the outdoor activities. absolutely. it doesn't look too bad. i'm trying to catch up. i'm supposed to know all these things. let's talk about south carolina. a woman gets this completely unexpected furry surprise. as she's doing her outdoor yoga. she's feeling in touch with nature. obviously she's in touch with nature, downward doing or i don't know what she was up to, but all of a sudden she was

scared by a black bear. her name was kristin jones. she had her head phones on. she sees the bear behind her. and then reaches back to touch it and she's like, that's not a doing. she was so surprised. and then she got her camera and took a couple pictures so we have the great story to tell. no spacial awareness. a bear sneaking up on you. i can't stay in the same room without saying what's p up. a bear. can't bear it. in is fox 29 sports. people sam bradford, right now

he's getting a lot of love from the locker room. yesterday doug pearson talks about the reality of bradford's situation. i brought guys in here at all positions for competition. that's what makes it better. don't misunderstand what we're saying, i played the position. donovan mcnabb was drafted to take over my spot eventually. that's just the deal. bottom of the fourth, fills up. a three run homer. they go onto win 6-3 breaking a seven-game losing streak. that's sports. i'm sean bell. good morning, everybody, fox 29 good day philadelphia.

> good morning, allentown, thanks for starting your day with good day philadelphia weekend. it's 7:30. let's take a look at some of this morning's top stories. muhammad ally, referred to by many as the greatest of all time. the champion has passed away. alley's family says he was hospitalized in phoenix, arizona earlier this week for respiratory problem and sadly he passed away last night. fox 29's jennifer joist is life

along boxers trail where muhammad ally wanted to come when he wanted to challenge philly's own joe frazer. good p morning, muhammad ally lived in the philadelphia area for several years and we know that it was rival joe frazer's training grounds however, while muhammad ally was here he did come to fairmont park. he came to this area to train, to run around 33 and diamond streets. as you mentioned this is the spot where ally con fronted frazer about meeting in the ring. he was honored in philadelphia, the national constitution center hailed the heavy weight champion, a champion of freedom, explaining that he served as quote, an icon of the american dream while challenging and expanding the very definition of we the people. ally won the heavy weight boxing championship for the first time in february of 1964 defeating semi list ton, another historic

moment, 1971 the fight of the century between muhammad ally and joe frazer at madison square garden, both undefeated boxers took to the ring and muhammad ally lost for the first time. through challenges and try umps muhammad ally was a good athlete and a man who fought for world piece, civil rights and religious freedoms. after his final boxing fight in 198 # # he admitted he was batting parkinson's disease that became a nearly 40-year battle. on thursday he was admitted to the hospital for respiratory issues and last night his family confirmed the boxing legend had passed away. a memorial service is planned in lewisville, kentucky his hometown. a funeral is planned for wednesday. i'm jennifer joist, fox 29 news. > the weekend wendy has borrowed bus stop buddy's dog luggie for he today. why because there's a special

event in sea isle city. it's the annual doing walk there to benefit the deborah heart and lung center. it starts at 9:00 a.m. it's hosted by the mayor of sea isle city and his family. everybody meets along the promenade there and has a good time perfect a good cause. dave, i hope the weather doesn't give us a rough time. sue, i parked up the wrong tree. it's muggy, too. this is for the dogs here. it's muggy also, so mug did i don't go anywhere, it's muggy but no rain out there. sea isle city, ultimate l doppler looking pretty good right now. cape may county all the way through the area is clear. a little l farther west these showers are developing. it will work their way through the area later today. we are into the 60s, 80-degrees later this afternoon. a few showers out there. just a few. not the strong storms that we're

expecting tomorrow. they will pop up about 2, 3:00. see breeze right across the delmarva. you'll see the clouds developing inland. that could be the focus of maybe a few more showers. maybe thunderstorm possible north and west about 7 or 8:00 tonight, the rain in ts as the warmer air comes in from the south. overnight tonight the showers may not die down or clear out. we'll see a little break before this comes in. this is the rain and storms tomorrow. they will be severe and they'll be coming in a little later throughout the afternoon top. today, just look for a few showers. temperatures into the mid to low 80s and that's about where they'll stay in the seven day forecast. a closer look at the exact timing when we'll see the stronger storms coming up a little bit with the complete forecast. > thanks. after that fatal blue angels accident that happened on thursday, officials are saying that a great annual tennessee air show will go on today and tomorrow as scheduled, but the blue angels will not be there. this is the man we lost.

captain jeff choose killed after take over on thursday afternoon. five other blue angle l jets when the accident occurred. those other planes did landly. our hearts go out to the family of captain kuse, the navy family, the community family. it was the right thing to do to honor him and to have the show. john, his bravery and his service as well as all of those who serve to protect our freedom. captain kuse is survived by his wife and two young children. in our health news this morning, new concerns about the zika virus and the way it is transmitted. it can be transmitted to humans by other means other than just sexual intercourse. doctors and parents say they believe a woman contracted the mosquito borne virus during oral sex. they're not sure if the virus can be transmitted by kissing.

still the most typical transmission is being bitten by a mosquito. every child hopes to see their child graduating from high school. how the school made sure dad didn't miss out. philadelphia ranked fifth in the nation when it comes to enjoying jobs. what you can do to switch things up.

not so much traffic heading down the shore. this would be a good time go and today is going to be a pretty good day down there. sit there on the ac expressway and yelling at people trying to get on the parkway. it is 7:38. well, there is a reason museums tell people don't touch anything. watch this, a couple visiting a national watch and clock museum in colombia, pennsylvania, all the signs say don't touch on any of the walls. there is a guy -- look at this.

he wanted to try to get one of the clocks to work. he's like i can fix it. after a few attempt you saw what happened. it fell off the hook, smashed to bits. what do you do? prop it back p up there. walk away quickly. the museum said, you know, it's not going to consider pressing charges, but they did put the video on instagram and youtube to remind people don't much t the exhibits. 7:39. a day that makes parents so proud of course is when your child graduates present high school. one dad from detroit wasn't going to let his cancer that moment. doctors diagnosed eric drop play with cancer a year ago. it has since spread to his heart and his brain and says he he only had days to live. since he never graduated from high school himself he made sure he saw his daughter get her

diploma. they presented the diploma right there in his hospital room. a beautiful p feeling knowing that i'm checking out. i know it's going to happen. that's such a nice jees your t. dad is very proud that his daughter will be continuing her education at the university of of louisville. a local boy from our area and his bravery right now is touching so many hearts. after putting up a big fight against cancer, jack is now accomplishing a major milestone. this story will impact your life. and your comments coming in. this was from richard. i actually met muhammad ally in 1982 at a charity event. we chatted briefly. was he the greatest. nile posted my favorite quote was work like a beautifully, stink bike a bee.

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so much forgetting up with us. we promise that you'll enjoy the show than a it will be a great kay. karen has a great story. we're going to go what we call in focus. we interviewed this boy before, he's from bucks county and his name is jack. he had cancer and he had months of chemotherapy pneumonia asurgery. unfortunately doctors did have to amputate his left leg. his family says this life saving procedure was the only option for their boy. we do have some good news, jack has tackle a major milestone and he wanted to share it with you. got it. jack has the bravery of a super hero. jack is learning to walk important the first time with his new prosthetic leg at the children's hospital of philadelphia. there you go. fox 29 first met jack back in december. a year after he was diagnosed with bone cancer. months of chemotherapy and surgery safed his life. i can hospital, but --

complications limited jack to a wheelchair with little options. i have two choices and both of them sting. the doctors said to me either stay with this and stay in a wheelchair forever or get a prosthetic leg. imagine making a decision like that at just 11 years old. ultimately a decision was made to do the amputation because we thought he would be able to move forward with his life and have better functioning in walking. today jack has shown his family he can walk without holding on. i don't think there are words for how brave jack truly is. what a brave person he's been, it's amazing. bring the left knee down first. jamie bradford has been working with jack for a few weeks. any challenge that i've given hims he ' risen to and go above and beyond what he i've asked h i am to do.

it is difficult to recover from because you you thattive to learn to walk all over again. great job, big guy. it takes a lot of energy but jack is up for the challenge. i have no doubt jack is going to do just fine. a challenge no match for a super hero like jack. in philadelphia, fox 29 news. he's smiling and as he goes forward and continues on. taking a look right out from our studios, looking pretty good. dave holding on now, but that's my word for the day, my weather word, uhh. watch out tomorrow. we are talking about the severe storm. you probably heard about them by now. that is tomorrow. today will be a few showers out there. it's a muggy start, though. let's check in with another event happening. this one is down the shore. good morning, we are here in sea isle city. today we have the deborah heart

walk. join us today in beautiful sea isle city at 9:00 a.m. on the promenade. what's the weather going to be like. >> just over an hour from now we're looking at temperatures in the 70s down in cape may county. it's muggy and it will only be into the 70s. cooler, but the rain holds off. there will be a few showers north and west. down the shore nice and comfortable. it's a warm and muggy start. upper 60s, heading for the 80ss today. there's one or two 50ss down in washington township. but the latest observation is now at 60, mid 60s in delaware right there in sussex county, southern california, rohoboth beach area. ultimate doppler clear. we'll certainly watch this today and especially tomorrow. for right now things are clear. just a few showers will be working their way in from the west. change in wind direction that's the big key tomorrow. the warmer air is here. this is by tonight.

these showers may continue overnight. we're going to look at the timing of these strong storms tomorrow. you may wake up to a few showers. the key is how much sunshine we get. a few breaks in the clouds and these stronger storms are coming through between three and say 6:00. that could contain gusty winds, maybe some small hail. the wind can be damaging. wind gusting this strong. certainly watch that tomorrow with the strong wind gusts. we have just a few chances of a shower there on tuesday. it's a nice day on tuesday. sunny and nice on wednesday with a lingering shower. thank you, gave. we all know -- it's my anniversary today actually. >> eleven years. congratulations. ate of them probably happy. love you. the divorce rate in our country may be high, but there's a new study that provides some evidence of why parents may want to stay together. according to the british

marriage foundation, teenagers whose parents are mary id actually have higher self-esteem than teens who come from divorced families. the group says the key is marriage, that parents who just live together don't offer the same kind of sent meant. that's been around for years. people used to t always stay with their partner because of the kids and that's why you stay in marriages. there was screaming, yelling and then sometimes they told t you if it's that much abuse to leave. you don't want to stay in it for the kids. it makes the kids happier. if you're happy. from an outsider's perspective it seems like if you you don't want to be together, the relationship isn't very good, then the kids are watching a bad example. is that going to make them

happy? mommy and daddy don't like each other. are your parents married in. >> they are. are your parents married? >> they are. 40 years. and look at your self esteem. thanks, mom and dad. this hasn't happened, but we know there are some people out there who hate their jobs. it doesn't happen here. i can't even imagine how that could p that. philadelphia ranks fifth in the nation when it comes to employees hating their jobs. still ahead what you can do to switch things up to get happy. take this job and -- also a push to say a piece of philadelphia history. the historic of the historic black catholic church. that one right there on the line. coming can up, is there something we can do to safe it? (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood...

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read it now on our show on good day, paying tribute to a total legend. we are remembering the life and the legacy of the greatest muhammad ally. on the campaign trail, the nasty jabs candidates are now throwing at each other. plus, if you're frustrated with your job. >> no. > do you dread going to work every day? you're not alone if that's the case that you feel that way. what you can do to turn things around, to get satisfied. even happy again. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. i'm happy with my job. it is a beautiful day. we are happy that you decided to

start your day with us. good day philadelphia, good morning, guys. >> good morning. it is a beautiful day. the weather doesn't influence whether or not the day is okay. > it's all in your mind. we need some sunshine. we do need some. are we going to get some today. >> a little bit of sunshine. that's about it. it is cloudy. it is muggy and this is the pocono mountains. they have some patchy fog out there which is slowly clearing out. feel the moisture, the mugginess in the air. there's no rain yet. that's good news if you have something going on today. here's wendy. weekend wendy and me, too. we welcome our friends who are visiting today from what lack yeah school in chattem, new jersey. we have ally, ella and. welcome to be here. weekend wendy wants to tell you about the strawberry festival. it is happening today.

it started at 8 in the morning and goes until 7 tonight. they have pick your own strawberries. did you ever do t that, girls? >> it's fun. there are train rides, fishing, making music and a whole lot more all day long. dave, i hope the weather is very good for us. don't laugh. it only encourages her. please. very good, berry good, i'll say. there is muscle contact orchards right off muscle contact road. if you're headed that way, nothing happening on the radar. it's dry for now. maybe a little bit later we'll see a few showers coming into the area. it's certainly a warm start. the clouds will keep the temperature from climbing too much. upper 70s close to the mid to low 80s. warm and mug did i day today. we'll get a little sunshine peaking through the clouds. not a lot of rain today, not

even the strong storms that we're talking about tomorrow even though we can't rule out a thunderstorm maybe later tonight, especially north and west. it's tomorrow where we're talking about strong storms developing here right along this line pushing east. the timing of this and what to expect once the storms move out, coming up with the complete seven day forecast. i'll have that coming your way in just a little bit. sounds good. thank you so much. > we're remembering the great muhammad ally. the 74 year old boxing legend sadly passed away late last night in arizona. this morning the world is recognizing the man who was a force in and outside the ring. today jennifer joyce is life in if fairmount box. they're reflecting on the fact that he was a boxer, but he was so much more than that. >>reporter: he was. he was definitely a fighter for

civil rights. he was a humanitarian through and through and that confrontation with rival joe frazer happened right here in the area of 33rd and diamond. muhammad ally did not always train in philadelphia. but he did work out a little bit here in fairmont park. he lived in our area for several years, in 2012 the greatest was honored in philadelphia with receiving the liberty medal at the national constitution center. they hailed the three-time heavy weight champion, quoting that he serve as an icon of the american dream while challenging the very definition of we the people. he won the heavy weight boxing championship for the first time in 1964. another historic moment, 1971, the fight of the century between ally and joe frazer at madison square garden. both undefeated boxers took to the ring anally lost for the first time. through challenges and try umps was a pioneer and incredible athlete and a man who fought for

world piece, religious rights and freedom. he admitted he was batting parkinson's disease. it became a nearly 40 year battle. on thursday he was admitted to the hospital for respiratory issues and last night his family confirmed the boxing legend passed away. a memorial service is planned for later day in louisville, kentucky and a funeral set for wednesday. people go back and speak about him and they are reflecting on everything he did, the impact he had on at lease, celebrities, business leaders all paying tribute to muhammad ally on social media. today my heart goes out to a pioneer, a true legend and a hero by all means. also oscar sent out this tweet, rest in piece, a legend who transended sports and was a true champion for all. former bill clinton release this

statement saying in part, hillary and i are sad especiallied by the passing of muhammad ally. from the day he claimed the olympic gold medal in 1960 boxing fans across the world knew they were seeing a blend of beauty and grace, speed and strength that may never be matched again. for more on muhammad ally's life and legacy go to our website fox 29.com. you can also share your thoughts on the fighters' life throughout the morning on twitter, facebook and instagram. just use the #fox29 good day. it is 8:05. in you this morning six people are recovering after an accident in southwest philadelphia. this was just before 3:00 this morning on i95 southbound at the airport exit. we know that a pregnant woman was among one of the victim. we don't know the rest of the conditions or what caused that crash. looks bad. also monroe township police have arrested a man for allegedly exchanging child pornography with students. the suspect is 32 years old and

his name is michael west testify and. he worked as a grounds keeper. he is now in jail. he is charged with exchanging child pornography with kids at middle school. parents stay they contacted investigators because their children had exchanged pictures of themselves with a facebook messenger account. investigators said it was the account how they found the suspect. parents are very concerned. i'm afraid still because every where is like, you know, dangerous because they have all the phones and they could take a picture of themes and send it to these people. horrifying. police are asking any parent if they believe their children had contact with this guy to immediately let them know. in this morning 2016 presidential hopefuls doing all they can to win over voters ahead of california's democratic primary this coming tuesday. democratic front runner hillary

clinton speaking at san bernadine oh at a get out and vote event. she said she's ready to make tough presidential decisions while still managing to take some jabs at donald trump and the presumptive republican nominee not backing down, either. i'm going to expose donald trump's lack of qualifications to be the president of the united states and the commander in chief. people are going to vote for whoever they decide to vote for, but i want there to be no mistake about what this man has said and what he has done and what it would mean to our country and the world. when you watch her today, she doesn't look presidential, that i can tell you. she doesn't. this is not a president. furthermore years of this stuff and i'll tell you we're noting whying to have a country left, believe me. meanwhile senator bernie

sanders, yes, he's still in the raise. he also held a rally in california vowing to be victorious on tuesday. just taking a look at so am of your tweets right now and all the different quotes as you're remembering muhammad ally with us this morning. the legendary fighter passed away late last night. another look at his life and his legacy coming up as people continue to reflect on the greatest of all time. a piece of philadelphia history, the future of a historically black catholic church on the line right now. coming up what you can do to help. we love to hear from, so send us your comments, your tweets, your social media. like this, baby been a was born last night. congratulations. look at this. we love this one, raising the roof. thank you sporting her t-shirt. and we're married 16 years. i still love him and he loves me

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radar or download our fox weather app. that's a good idea. you want to keep an eye on that. the temperatures may be into the 8 20s. there could be a few showers. some events happening, here's one in montgomery county. good morning, every day, ranger bob and today from 8 to noon we're having an event to celebrate national day in the park. we would really like good weather for the event. dave, how does it look? it looks pretty good for you, keep up the good work. valley forge, 9:00, 12:00 looks pretty good, but a few showers out there later this afternoon. the temperatures are climbing up into the upper 70s. they're into the 60s right now. just a about it muggy out. you'll feel that he with you step outside. a lot of 660s elsewhere. weaver ' headed for the 80s this morning. we have to climb to the 70s

first. let's check in with southern delaware, 66. ultimate doppler clear close to philadelphia. a wider view shows we're all clear. no clouds, no rain out there. there will be a few showers later. hence the area of rain is moving east. but the storm is coming in tomorrow, this will start at 11:00 where there's still some rain, even a thunderstorm out there. that really intensifies these storms and they do have the potential to be severe. the timing of this looks like it will be in the morning while we're getting a few light showers, but the line develops with a little sunshine ahead of it that could enhance the storms between about 5 and 8:00. they're moving through the philadelphia area containing gusty winds and maybe some small hail, but certainly a lot of rain and some flash flooding. the damaging winds and the flash flooding are the biggest threats from these storms. they'll be clearing out by sunday night. you want to keep a close eye on the radar throughout the day tomorrow. down the shore today, a low risk of rip current.

we're looking at sunshine with a few clouds. but the storms tomorrow, especially right in the day up to 77-degrees with the strong damaging storms likely. watch out for that. i'll have the seven day forecast when i come back just a little bit later. > thank you for that. but we'll take it, dave. the sports world is morning a great loss this morning. joining us to talk about it, we've been reflecting on muhammad ally. they universally recognizes the greatest of all time. that's rare. fight like a butterfly, stink bike a bee. nothing is over stated when you talk about muhammad ally, the all the greatest of all time. the three-time heavy weight champion, not going over to fight in the war. coming back and winning the heavy weight championship,.

something that we'll never see again. he transended sports, but that was somebody who at the time everyone wasn't so supportive, but history has been very kind to him. it was controversial, absolutely, but it was his right as an american. hala gazelle obviously just an announcer, haul of fame announcer had a great relationship with muhammad ally, was never really against that muhammad ally didn't want to go over and fight. he said it was his fight as an american. i high that's 100 percent correct when you look at it like that that. there's a few things when you look at when you think of muhammad ally, that's number one, but number two he was the heavy weight champion of all time. his presence was so big. you knew you were standing next to greatness. lots of other sports going on in philadelphia. sixers, trade rumors, talking about noel, talking about oak forward, talking about trade should they do it. brian deangelo kicking in the

door right now. sam hickey set him up with a number of access, whether or not the ownership will come out and say this is the year we're going to come out and start competing. i'm okay with noel, he was 17 and 7 last year. he had a little off the court issues and he still played through it and he played well. 17 and 7 isn't something you want to go ahead and get rid of. that seems to be deangelo's move right now. we'll see. casual fans may not be super familiar with noel, with oak ford they are familiar with that we've been losing annulussing fast. this type of trade discussion speak of desperation. >> no, it doesn't speak of december preparation because i think there is a number of moves that will happen after this. you go and get yourself a point guard like jt. if you want to go ahead and get

a topical beer free agent you have to have other players on the court that could play as well as him. if you want to go ahead and get some of the big men free agents, i think that's the way he is thinking. we'll see. like i said, noel, i'm okay with that move. hold up just a second. i love that we have meaningful reasons to talk sports. my man, thank you. phillies won, how about that. it's a trend. something else i love, an amazing cool, the first ever graduating class of the crystal ray high school in north philadelphia. here's what makes it so special. i'll show you some of the commencement ceremonies last night at the campus of look l sal. everyone of the kids got into college, 86 students leaving this urban yes, sir it with high school now on their way to college. so am of them got could edge. here's what it does. they have to actually work at a

company. they have buy in to help pay for that education. all of these kids are from lower income families and they usually want them to be average kids that might get overlooked someplace else. this school changes their lives. they're all going to college. congratulations. i'm so excited to start thisser in my life. this school seemed like a really great opportunity for me to reach college at an affordable cost. now that i've made it for all years i'm going to nyu with a full job. h is the first ever graduating class, the only school of this kind in philadelphia. there are 30 across the country and they partner up with the private companies as cross philadelphia and the colleges to get the students to work and reach their goals and have success. they look amazing. well done. you could be a winner and share

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the weather is like down there. i see a stiff wind. >> there's a light breeze. light breeze, all right. let's talk about a new kind of robot. we met her match, his name is zimmerman beau. a robot created by a computer manufacturer isis. apparently he can respond to command and do tasks by putting on the lights. can't you clapp to do that one. it can also order things online. he can alert things to problems in h the house and send photos of the situation. > what do you think? >> a robot wandering around your house taking pictures of what's going on. it's 5:00, i got to make dinner. democrat beau, follow me. > it's a computerized

housekeeper really. >> i don't think pictures are the problem. i need you to clean up the mess. i need you to clean up the orange juice that's all over my couch and the floor. > 600 bucks, what do you think? >> when happens when he realizes he's more productive without humans. just take the batteries out of him, problem solved. > would you want something like that. >> it's a mobile nanny cam essentially. > sign me up, 600 bucks. still ahe, what's coming up on the show. a piece of history right here in philadelphia. the first black catholic church in your other, what you can do to help safe it. and we're celebrating birthdays, 41, angelina jolie, 41 years

old, happy birthday. a special one, and any brown, 100 years old today, happy birthday. that is amazing. look how cute. we were out there yesterday in west philadelphia. we put the show on the road. nice to meet you. also this picture, eighth grade formal shoutout for these beautiful kids. everyone looks fabulous. continuing to celebrate and recognize muhammad ally, from pamela, my deepest sympathies to the family of muhammad ally.

it's about 8:0 as we say good morning to reading here in but, county. it looks like reading is starting to wake up and hit the road. about half an hour you can go out after you finish wash watching good day philadelphia. let's take a look at off the stories that are making news. a video that came in from oregon, a massive derailment now under investigation.

there's a huge pool of smoke. clearly you can see this for miles all over the earn area of portland. after the train derailed yesterday it was carrying a type of oil that was highly flammable. they shutdown about 23 miles around the crash scene. there are no reports about any injuries. a bucks county pharmacist who killed a would be robber will not be charge officials say. this man, get away driver tried to rob a pharmacy in bucks county. as soon as they pulled up in a stolen minivan, the pharmacy owner kenneth lee thought they were suspicion they washed in horror as the passenger in a halloween mask got out with a shotgun. the suspect charged h him and the owner opened fire. golds bug will be charged for robbery and murder for the death of his own friend.

it's looking pretty good out there. ultimate doppler looks like it could rain. a few clouds, a about it muggy. no rain get yet. that could change. western pennsylvania warmer air is trying to work its way in from the south. that's bringing in the increased humidity. you'll certainly feel that day. 60 to 70. we'll get up to about 80, 82-degrees today with a little sunshine by the afternoon. a few showers pop up mainly north and west and then possibly a thunderstorm later. a little heavier rain here in the north and western suburbs pushing up to the north. that's the warm air moving in. stronger storms tomorrow with a line which develops here. this is a large storm which pushes east and these storms could contain damaging rain and very heavy rain. i'll loot at timing of this and what to expect when the storms move out and your seven day forecast. > thank you david. a piece of philadelphia history could come down. the city's first black cattily

church. some members of the african-american community are very upset about h one. in studio professor butler associate professor of african studies at the university of pennsylvania. good morning. > thanks for having me. try to catch us up with where we stand. >> exactly. saint peter cliffier which is the first black catholic church in philadelphia founded in 1892, they're attempting to take the deed restriction off so they'll be able to sell the property. which the church itself has been closed since it started in 1984 where cardinal cruel said we're noting whying to allow any more baptisms or marriages to happen there. it was closed back then and used as an he advantage listation center. now what the arch disease would

like to do is to be able to sell the property. i just can't see that happening because we need to safe it. why is it so important to safe? it's important to safe first of all because it was the first parish that was actually dedicated to african-americans. mother catherine drexel who was a saint put up money from that. >> from our area. >> transended our area. so this is important. and basically what has happened is that the arch diseases for the last two sundays put notices in parishes that really aren't black catholic parishes so people don't know that they can write and petition the court to say that the sale should not happen. how should they do that. you need to send a letter to say that basically they oppose the sale. h he oppose the deed restriction being lifted. so if that deed restriction stays in and they have decide i& open court on monday, you have to write a letter, bring it up to the courthouse.

you can contact me at penn and we'll make sure that the letter gets there. write to the clerk of the open court at floor 416 in city hall. it should get there by 1:00. we'll put that on our website. >> that would be great. > basically putting it in layman's terms t. it can be sold unless somebody says no. >> exactly. > unless people are quiet about it. >> exactly. if people are quiet and they don't say anything, the deed restriction probably will be lifted, but what i'm basically saying is that this cannot happy. this is a church for black catholics. i am a black catholic. i live in this city. i belong to the church. i do not want to see this happen and i think that i would ask the arch wish object if he were thinking of this as the first american church would he sell it. > it's shuttered right now. >> are there plans to do something with it? >> the plans all along have been

to sell it. that is the point. if they don't sell it perhaps there is something else that can be done with it. there are over 14 other parishes in the city that serve plague catholics. there are communities in the neighborhoods that could be served. they could do something. they could actually reopen it if they wanted to, but they don't want to and i would like to see the sale stopped. > we certainly appreciate your passing on this. if you would like to help on this cause we'll put the information on our website. we did reach out to the arch diseases in the very early hours. we were unable to hear back from them at this time. we'll stay on top of this story. we hope to hear from them come monday. thanks for caring about this so much and coming in. thank you. i appreciate it. > still ahead on good kay, several people get sick after cooking. who bought the baked goods and what police are saying about a possible culprit in this case. we've got all that and more coming up. good day philadelphia, stay

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sunday snack at a church frequently you have a church and maybe they go downstairs and they hand out cookies for the children there. in this case, the children went to the hospital. police say it's all thanks to one unexpected ingredient in a batch of those cookies, pot. police saying the batch of cookies was served after sunday services, several people started feeling so sick that they went to the hospital. doctors say they basically overdosed on marijuana. it's kind of comical, i hate to say that, just because it wasn't life threatening, but yet some people got pretty scared about thatment investigators say they do have a person at interest, an older gentleman, a long time member of the church. police aren't sure if this was an accident. he accidentally baked marijuana cookies and accidentally left them at church or it was intentional. so far no word on any possible criminal charges. maybe he made two patches, one

for himself and then one for the kids. >> he just didn't mean to bring them to church. we'll find out about that one. let's talk about this video that everyone is talking about in the cunt a. it is melting hearts. a little girl gets a new doll. it's no ordinary doll. what had the 10 year old crying tears of joy. happy third birthday to her peds bare. happy birthday. and an ionic picture, one of the greatest photos ever. and also not as good hearing the news of muhammad ally's passing. that is so sad. you can tell us how you heard. it's amazing. everyone knows about it. lets he ' take a look outside.

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of stuff. speaking of kids, one of our favorite stories of this week, a young girl capturing all over internet, facebook, because of a reaction to a doll. 10 year old emma had her leg a.m. pew ated when she was just a baby, but watch what happens when she opens up her new american girl doll with the same prosthetic leg. (video) she has a leg like me. you love her? >> i love you. the company called a company to help her dream come true with this custom doll somebody that

looks like me in the planet. it already has 8 million views on facebook. > people already saying that those dolls don't matter that much. children like to see themselves. it's time to introduce you to our fox 29 athlete of the week. as you know -- fox 29 athlete of the week. we have narrow at triton high l school. she became interested in softball. around nine years old i started playing softball. she was playing on the varsity team for her two seasons. i definitely have seen a change in her. definitely more confidence in herself. she defendants comes out and

works hard every day. i definitely have a lot of confidence when i go out on the field. i always try and pick up my teammates. pick myself up whenever we're down. he she perform the same way every time she steps foot on the diamond. i try and not get in my head and gossip. she goes out on the mound every day and works hearment she always runs back even if she's down. she's really competitive out there. triton high school has prepared her as she looks to transition into her leadership role in the future. it gives me a lot of experience to help with the younger guys, to help them prepare for the next year and make us better. i'm very happy to have her. it's always great to have this kind of pitcher back. i expect her to get better and better each year. for next year i expect it to be lights out.

> if you have someone you'd like to nominate as our high school athlete of the week, if so, we heard about this one, tweet us or you can post-it on our fox 29 facebook. just use the #fox29 good day. a check of the forecast, it's always changing, new developments all the time. where did the city go? clouds and fog. it's muggy out there. is that the airport shot towards the city? >> turn the camera and now we barely see that city sky line. visibility is down just a little bit. the problem tomorrow is the risk for severe weather. this is from the storm prediction center. oftentimes you start to see these becoming an issue there when you get that threat for severe weather, the category enhanced. you don't see that often. when you do, there's a chance for severe weather with some thunderstorms coming through and this will be tomorrow afternoon. right now, it's muggy out there. you saw the low clouds. the temperatures are into the

upper 60ss. head to the 70s and eventually the lower 80s this afternoon. off into the 60s south and east. it's he a little cooler right along the coast. upper 60s there lewis and long neck at 67-degrees. ultimate doppler clear for now maybe just a few showers today. these are not the severe storms that we're talking about. that will be tomorrow afternoon. maybe just a few showers, possibly a thunderstorm throughout the afternoon/evening mainly north and west of the city. watch what happens overnight tonight. the showers completely and doesn't completely end once the sun goes down. a few light showers around tomorrow morning. a few breaks of sunshine and if you get the heating, the temperature warms up enough, the atmosphere will be ready to give it the strong storms as we move through between 3 and 5:00 right through philadelphia and then 6 and 7:00 off the coast. so there will be damaging winds with each storm likely between 5 and 8 and there could be some flash flooding as well because there will be some brief, very

heavy rain. be watching that tomorrow. keep a close eye on the radar or our weather app if you have it on your phone. strong storms tomorrow, cooler wednesday with lower humidity wednesday, thursday and friday with highs blow 80-degrees. all right. fairmont antibody had has been well known for having an old prison and a haunted house. people go in and do tours, but they also provide educational programing about prison in our country. what do prisoners eat, carrien? >> it turns out it happens to be prison weekend. i think this is so cool. you're going to show us if you were a bad prisoner the food that you would actually be eating right now in different states across the country. >> that's right, every state have their own recipe for punishment food that prisoners get. you thattive to imagine 21 meals

in a row. the reel prison is bread and water. that is not nutritionally balanced. this is, but it is really obnoxious. let's get right into it, bill. what's an idaho. >> idaho, i know we have a typical breakfast serial, milk, toast and orange just. look at this. it's a nugget. serial, milk, toast. it's not bad. i wouldn't want it for 21 straight meals. it's not very good, but it's not punishment. i can deal with that. what's in california. >> cabbage and chilly powder. who comes up with this? i know it's really not a joke. the prisons keep getting sued over this because this is your life for a week. it can be really tough.

it's pretty good. i'll take that one. i don't mean to minimize the significance about this, but there's lawsuits about this. that wasn't that bad. people can actually taste the samples. they taste them and we give them cards and ask them to fill out the cards. we have a big board. tomato paste and garlic powder. >> i think that looks really good. i don't know if i'd go all the way to really. this is the one that got our attention, from arkansas. >> beef liver, dry milk. you can right ahead. i can't. it's much better than you thought. >> i don't like liver at all. it's like bland and sweat.

the date gives it a little -- finally, pennsylvania, pennsylvania, our home state. it's very bland. it's oatmeal and cigar bans oh beans. it's like glut ten free bred. pennsylvania is the worst. thanks for coming in. if people want to come and check it out. when are you opening. >> 10 to 5. this week it's 10 to 5 to sample the food. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good

the best my be the visit to the white house. it would have been nice if the president obama had identified the team they defeated to win it all as unc, but it con fused some of the letters in the alphabet calling the opponent usc. no problem, just a different coast. it would have been nice if he had the right name of the villanova player that set up the right shot. oh can oh, that's a lot of vowels in there. we're just going to call him mark. you got to get it right. you're the president of the united states. i just want to say that he should be a little bit more

concerned about the product in your hair and a little bit the way that obama pronounces arc knack oh. i'll take care of the product in my hair. why don't you remove the hat so we can see if you have any product in your hair. no, you shied away from that. here's the reality of the situation. the president of the united states of america honors a national champion once a year. anvil nova and all these players will not be back ever again as the team that was there. can't you get ryan arc did i knack oh right. if you're a college basketball fan you should get it right and there is a difference between usc and unc. i don't understand. you're picking your brackets. you supposedly know -- you're a sports fan. you know about everything. listen, caroline, don't worry about the product in my hair. worry about the fact that obviously you're a democrat and that's fine. i have no problem with that along party lines, but the president of the united states

of america, the pronunciation of his name is barrack obama. if we can get that right, he can get ryan arc knack oh right. i think you have what it takes to knock the king. shoot your video. a hair product that i do use when i do it, send it to us and i'll talk to you. happy birthday to mom. happy saturday to mommy. amazing. did they text you that. my husband did. thank you, honey. loving you, three kids later. happy anniversary, mommy. i'll be stuck with that in my head all day. thanks for spending this saturday with us. tomorrow morning we cannot wait to severe weather then.

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