this morning on good day, hungering down for hermine, the deadly storm already causing problems down south and we could see a major impact here in our area. we're can traying the storm as threatens to put a major damper on our holiday weekend. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good morning, happy sat morning to you. welcome to good day philadelphia weekend. good morning, karen hepp. >> and good morning to you, bill anderson. the man of the hour is you, scott williams. we have concerts that have been canceled down shore in atlantic city. what do we think. >> a lot of cancellations already down the shore. take the tropical storm warnings seriously as we take a look at the latest particulars across

the area you can see cloud cover has begun to move in across the region. a 60 per hour mile storm just to the west of cape hat razz north carolina. look at the speed, it's moving pretty rapidly, 21 miles per hour, but it will eventually slow and stall and strengthen right off the jersey shore in the days to come. take a look at all the counties highlighted in orange. that includes all of the counties touching the delaware bay area, also of the counties bordering the atlantic ocean. storm winds expected in these particular areas over the next day or so winds gusting or sustained 45 a miles per hour or greater. take a look at some of the wind gusts already to the south. look at newport news gusting to 38 miles, norfolk, virginia gusting already tropical storm force and then will move toward

sections of ocean city maryland gusting to almost 30 miles per hour. look at wildwood, atlantic city, winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. so the wind has already begun to pick up in intensity down the shore. tropical trouble, major shore impacts, a long duration event and hermine could gain hurricane strength again. take a look at the latest track. you can see it moves it off the coast of north carolina by this afternoon and as we move towards sunday, monday, even tuesday and the middle of next week it's still lingering right off the jersey shore so we're talking about it regaining hurricane status monday into tuesday. look at tuesday at 2:00 a.m., a 75-mile per hour storm. that is hurricane status. take a look at ultimate doppler right now and you be seek where the the heavy rain is moving out of north carolina through sections of the delmarva peninsula, already raining in southern sections ofs ex county. the farther inland, the lesser

the impacts. we're expecting a cloudy day around philadelphia north and west but the rainfall will be moving into southern delaware and then eventually into the points later on today. so take a look, rain already approaching see forward, millsboro there in ex county. look at the spaghetti plots, it takes it off the coast but look at how it me and certifies for several days so that will be the problem. here's the bottom line as we look at the impacts down the shore. several inches of rain, rain picks up late tonight into sunday, wind gust over 50 miles per hour. the inland impacts. if you're in philly think it's going to be cloudy, breezy and dry. we'll talk more about the system and the rainfall totals expected coming up. let's talk about what it's already doing. we can see some of the video that has been coming p in from north carolina. the governor has declared a state of emergency in 33 counties.

people there are bracing for the brunt of the storm as officials are asking everyone to be safe. we want this thing to move out of north carolina as quick as possible. we just hope that again we are over prepared and under women. let's take a look right now at florida, 250,000 people are without power there and we know that at least one person has died. the impact being so close to home as well. it looks like any labor day fun down the shore will be ending early as the storm moves in. in north wildwood we saw major flooding during winter storm jonas back in january. heavy equipment is beginning to arrive, utility vehicle also, evacuation trucks and some business owners have sandbags standing by waiting for flooding. they spent yesterday pulling the boats out of the weather. am marine official are waiting for today's forecast before deciding. i haven't seen anything of the people panicking. i think they're waiting for

tomorrow to see how this storm is going to drag. officials in cape may county plan to evacuate their emergency operations center on sunday morning. in the meantime atlantic city has canceled its two beach concerts for the weekend because of storm hermine. check out this video, absolutely gorgeous video of the sunrise moments ago from north north wid showing the beach as people are watching this beautiful site before this storm moves in. as things continue to develop we'll have much more on tropical storm hermine. all of your motion coming up, but if you don't have it yet, be sure to download the fox 29 app. it's the perfect tool to have as the storm approaches and you get life radar and breaking news alerts and you can get it right there on your phone. at 7:05 we're following some breaking news out sole proprietorship. a police officer sadly has been shot. we know a suspect has been killed. with let's get right down to

atlantic city where jenny joyce is there with the story. >>reporter: an atlantic city police officer has been shot. he's undergoing treatment at the at atlantic care regional medical center. at this point his condition is unknown. the shooting happened in a very busy tourist area of ac around 26789. 30 this morning. police responded to a call on arkansas avenue. they came across a group of people at some point gunfire was exchanged between the group and police. an officer was struck in the process. one of the suspects was shot dead according to an atlantic city sergeant. he says the other suspects took off running. we're currently looking for two more suspects. obviously the investigation is active and fluid. the atlantic county prosecutor's office is on scene they are the ones that will investigate the incident. they are currently here as well

as other law enforcement officers assisting us right now. there is a very strong police presence in the area right now. several streets surrounding the scene are blocked off to vehicle and pedestrian traffic. however, police said 10:00 a.m. the outlets are scheduled to open and they will open regardless of the status of this police investigation. at some point it is expected we will get another update frommette aer atlantic city police or the atlantic county prosecutor's office as two of the suspects remain at large. karen and bill. > thank you. 7:07 is the time happening right now, police in delaware county are investigating a double shooting. this happened overnight. the scene in marlboro township right at west chester pike and north new ardmore avenue. this is about 26789. 30 this morning. when officers arrived they found one person with a gunshot to the wound. a second person was graced by a bullet. no arrests have been made. there are no injuries in a separate shooting, this one from south philly. someone opened fire on a car. this is on south 29th street right after midnight.

officers found 19 shell casings at the scene and a whole lot of broken glass. this was on the 17th block. so far no arrests. in north philadelphia, one man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed. emergency crew reeva steenkamp were called to the scene at vineyard and popular streets around 1. 15 this morning. officers say somehow the man ended up with a stab wound to the leg. so far no other details have been release at this time. but police have release new surveillance video in hopes of catching a violent cripple until. take a good look. police say that this man that you're seeing back on august 7, he shot someone on the 100 block of callowhill street. the victim was hospitalized in extremely critical condition. the police say before the shooting the suspect robbed the man of an ipad and he later sold it. take a good look. it's a very close and clear video. p if you recognize this man, please call the police. a really scary scene for people who were at a bar in east germantown t after two armed gunman walked into a bar and

told them to get on the floor. one of the robbers told them at the charley z bar told them to open the cash registers while the ooher demanded everybody to get on the ground and take out their own wallets. both men got away with an unknown amount of money. there is one looking right at the camera. the good news no one was injured. this all happened on thursday evening. i was at 1:30 on the 1100 block of east shelton avenue. > if you recognize these suspects please call police. apparent thieves stole money from two vending machines. this is a surveillance photos of these people. this woman kept a look out while the man opened the vending machine and stole the cash inside. this was at the forked river service area right after the garden state parkway back in july. if you recognize them, police would like to hear from you. a little l girl who was ,sitting here today, and killed in cam dep is going to be laid to arrest.

8 year old gab i carter was caught in cross fire. her funal will be at the faith hope temple church. there is a $7,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. at 7:10 let's talk politics. donald trump continues to outreach to minority voters. the gop nominee will tour inner city neighborhoods in detroit. he was here in philadelphia yesterday leading with leaders of the african-american community. 14 african-american business, civic and religious leaders attended the roundtable discussion. one woman told trump about the brutal murder of her young daughter. she said two of the acan thatter was illegal immigrants. his campaign is the only one for people who lost loved ones to violence. hillary clinton is facing

another fresh e-mail about her e-mails. they release an 11 page summary of her interview from july. according to the documents clinton told fbi she could not recall when she got a security clearance or any briefing or training on handling classified information. a separate document shows 13 of her mobile devices are unaccounted for. without examining them the fbi could not determine if they were hacked. > our summer is winding up but it doesn't mean the wedding season is. in fact, the wedding season could just be beginning. the who thest wedding month apparently is october. coming up we'll tell you about the biggest trends of 2016. flowers from fruit? that's a cool thing. the college students already back at l school. we've got some tips to help them stretch their money as far as it can go. i used to make potato and egg salad for about 20 bucks. i got a whole packet for five dollars and eat for a month.

we've seen some of the pictures of video from down the shore, how you're spending the weekend, any of that we'd love to see it. just use our hashtag, fox 29 good day. it's international beer day. so some of you are sending in some of your pictures. good look at the parkway, we're getting ready for made in america. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask

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welcome back. right now that storm looks like it's right over nor information but it has us in its bull's eye heading ever north. some of those bands, we can already see the clouds, including our area overhead. we're going to stay on top of all of that. we're going to continue to track the tropical course of hermine throughout the morning making sure you get all the information you need. saint simmons island, georgia with a look at some of the damage already done. across the florida pan handle evidence of hurricane her mine's impact liter towns like cedar keys, flooded streets, busted doors and broken windows. one resident taunted the storm spray painting this bored up window, bring it on hermine, heavy rains and five foot storm surges across the gulf coast. we usually have sandbags up and everything to make sure we're

prepared for it, but it came to the walls. there's no way to prepare for that much storm surge. am people evacuated. it broke through roofs and tommed power lines. this is what it is. you listen and watch. if it gets bad, you leave. if you think you can ride it, you ride it out. floor governor rick scott said 7,000 people lost power. am won't have electricity returned for perhaps daze. we will spend the coming days assessing the damage and responding to our communities and florida counties. the number one thing is to stay safe. after downgrading to a tropical storm, hermine still packs a punch. rough surf and bands of wind and rain whipping the georgia coastline as hermine marched north from the deep south. for mills of this holiday weekend, there is no fun in the sun. about 45 minutes they transform

to six in a row. that was it. ten inches of rain bringing live threatening flash flooding and tornado possibilities up the coast. tens of thousands of georgia ands are still without power thanks to all of the transformers that blue up in the wind and rain. scott, i was down the shore yesterday. you and i were actually speaking. as we take a look at philadelphia it doesn't look that bad. yesterday down the shore and this morning it didn't look awful, but it's coming in quickly. >> yes, it is. we were talking about yesterday being a sunny day across much of the area, even down the shore of. take a look the at the 3d satellite, we're looking at a spawling system and stretching all the way to the northeast and new england. mostly cloudy skies across much of the area, about it come down to location, location, location. numbers on a scale of one to ten, inland locations really not a bad day, just a lot of cloud

cover so we'll give it an ate. as we take a look at what's happening on ultimate doppler you can see the leading edge of the rainfall has already begun to move into stream southern delaware. we'll zoom in a little closer and you can see in sussex county we're looking at some of the rain moving out of maryland and into places like see ford, also around the millsboro area. always as we of move towards cape may and atlantic counties, but the winds have already begun to pick p up. we have tropical storm warnings for the coast california communities. that means tropical storm force winds over 40 miles per hour expected in the areas over the next several days. as we take a look at the exclusive latest track from the national hurricane center you can see it continues to move out to see. it slows, it stalls and intensifies. we're talking about it regaining hurricane status as early as next week off of the coast. a long duration event.

take a look at some of of the winds gusting to tropical force winds, norfolk 30 miles per hour. ocean city maryland, per hour wind gusts as we move towards sections down the shore. by this evening we're looking at winds gusting to 40 miles per hour down the shore. as we move towards sunday morning a little bit of a lull and then it picks back up in intensity with the winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. as we move toward monday approaching 50-mile per hour wind gusts. monday we could be looking at the worse conditions. down the shore we're looking at three to six inches of rain possibly. clouds, showers moving in late this evening and really picking up as we move towards sunday night and monday. i remember going to my college orientation. i was mort think phid my dad raised his hand, how much money is my daughter going to need when she goes to college. >> the person was not that much money at all.

and then i became friends with that guy and i said you have to pay for everything. i don't have any money. you were friends with that guy. >> stop it. just friends? weave pee got some tips to help make the most of the money that college students have. less cash in. let's catch in. kids that have gone back to l college and they're crying poverty. not the parents, the kids. i have three of them there now and they're right. if you pay the steep tuition bill you have to pay your books, the computers, the minute i fridge for the dorm. how about a few tips on how to stretch your campus cash. the undergrad uses the atm, what do you think the average fee is.

>> 4.18 crazy. the student bank account on campus or close by campus, free checking, free debit card, why not safe a boat load of money. you have a fake id? it's not a fake id, it's a student id. it's your ticket to big savings. you know why. >> how in merchants give you discounts just for being a student on everything from rental cars, restaurants, you name it. if you show the card you'll save some money. > i know you gave the debit card tips, but i may even need those tips because i had 14 credit cards when i was in college. that might be 13 too many. one good credit card. you don't want to pay an annual he fee. you want one with cash back. it gets you going, save some money. >> you can get that in l college? absolutely. did you work when you were on campus. >> yes, i had a job and plenty of paper cuts because i worked in the admissions office.

did you get to do your homework while you were working? >> no. here's a little secret, thousands of jobs go unfilled every year. college can't higher enough students. they're out there. you have to find them. score the part-time job with a few extra bucks in your backpack. do your college kids listen to your tips. >> they all work. i never felt poor when i was on campus. >> with the tips we gave you you'll be able to stretch the campus cash throughout the rest of the year and safe the money for the important things. >> beer. books. okay. we're cashing out. we have a question for you right now. where does philadelphia rate, pennsylvania, stagers, when it comes to women? do you think we're near the bottom? how can we move up. we're going to try to fix h this one. >> we're talking about women's health. > how much money you make, all

those kinds of issues. made in america is back. the popular music festival taking over the parkway this weekend. the who thest spot to catchall the who thest acts. we'll take you there. cold play playing in the background.

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taking a look at the parkway as they get ready for the made in america festival and it is fitting. we're playing a littlery and i. she's going to take the stage.

hopefully the weather holds up. we'll get somery and a. look not looking bad today. temperatures will be blow average so getting a break from the heat. and then by sunday it's still cloudy for inland areas but some of of the rainfall will likely try and move back toward the i95 corridor and the philadelphia area so we'll really have to watch that. as we look at ultimate doppler you can see we're watching hermine churning through the outer banks of north carolina. already moving through maryland and into southern parts of delaware. you you can see it moving out of salsbury, maryland, moving towards see ford, delaware. some of those will eventually move toward cape may county. several inches of rain likely down the shore. winds gusting over 50 miles per hour. that could cause some power outages, several high tied cycles to get through beach erosion will be a concern as well. so once again inland for today. and of much of the weekend. we're just looking at clouds.

some rain around once again by sunday. some of those rain bands try to move back in and also the winds will be gusting over 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. so her mine, a 60-mile per hour storm. we'll talk much more coming up. in other top stories, new jersey governor chris christie is saying he's pulling out the taxes. this goes all the way back to 1977 which works in residents to work either states to pay their home states income tax rate. christie says he was forced to do this because democratic lawmakers did not find the $250 million in health savings for public workers. he says if lawmakers can find a way to find the money someplace else he'll reconsider pulling out of this decade's old agreement. samsung is recalling its galaxy 7 after finding some batteries are exploding or catching fire.

the smart phones are being pulled present shelves just two weeks after the product launched. customers who have already purchased 7s will be able to swap them in about two weeks. five bug boats toed the rusty frame of the costa concordia. it struck a reef back in january of 2012. i took on water and cap sized killing h 426 the 4200 passengers and the crew. the captain is serving 16 years in prison forman slaughter. what's left of the ship is headed to dry dock. the remains of it will be recycle 6789 here's a question for the lady. how are we doing? what's our report card. there's a huge event bringing leaders all over the area check out the state's health. judy sha wang our pennsylvania state senator for the 11th district. good morning. thank you so much.

thanks for having us on. i am going to start with we were given some grades. some study came up and we were ranking near the bottom. >> absolutely. it was really depressing to hear that pennsylvania was ranked 47 out of 50 and i think new jersey was 58 out of 50. that i am passing your economics. we are bringing everybody together to talk about where we go from here. we have judy sha wang as our keynote speaker because she is a lead inner pennsylvania working on the issues. one thing for women is the whole opioid crisis. we have more women dying from overdoses. absolutely. women are particularly hard hit by this epidemic. women of all income levels, but particularly women of lower and middle incomes, young women.

it's very, very serious. we're finding that treatment is an issue, get can access to treatment for women. so this is another component of what we're going to audit committee about. and it's impacting children, babies being born addicted as well. the letter grade was did minus, what was that for. >> the national partnership for women and family, we're having one of them as a panelist, vicky say beau look hed around the country and said how are different states, how are the women being supported in terms of family medical leave. pennsylvania got a d minus on that. and you know what, again, that impacts both economics and healthcare because when women are supported in staying home after they have babies, they do better breast feeding. they have more healthy meals at home which in the long run ends up less missed time from work and healthier families. we saw some radio present the event from last year. it's a breakfast, breakout little groups. you have all the movers and

shakers. it'sing whying to be once again at the union league. people can in realtime vote on their phones about all the issues and things that are important to them. absolutely. and it's really a mix of basically motivating people to get together and talk about what are the challenges and then what do we do it. it's not enough. that's why we're so happy to have judy sha wang on because she can talk about -- last year our keynote speaker was the physician surgeon and she also talked about the opioid crisis and do you now that actually more people are dying of addiction and painkillers than dying in car crashes. it's true. here's the event. can people still come? it's going to be wednesday, september 14 from 8 in the morning until noon. it's at union league and there are so many sponsor and all of people -- can people still get them,. >> absolutely. go to our website www.

womens cycle. org. weed look of to hear women come and see what the legislation and leaders are doing. tickets are 60-dollars. >> 60 or 85. we're going to have two panels. it's a phenomenal group of leaders. we'll all the information on our website, fox 29.com. > as we try to fight back the weather, made in america is back. the popular music festival is taking over the parkway this weekend. we'll tell you you the who thest pot to catch the who thest acts. did you ever think it was ridiculous that no one could tell that clark kent was superman? same guy. takes off glasses, all of a united states sen they don't know who he is. they may not be as it withed. coming up, why those glasses may have helped superman keep his secret identity. there is science behind h it. check it out.

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look at this guy. all right. it's some dude in glasses. you don't know who he is. this week in silly science we're talking about superman. scientists haven't figured out how to harvest the sun into super human strength but they may have figured out why it is

clark kent was wearing glasses. can you tell it's still me? money was spent on this super silly study, but a europe study says just a small change to your appearance like adding a pair of glasses can cause people not to recognize you. they showed people pictures side-by-side and asked if they were the same person. when someone was wearing glass he made it more difficult for them to get it right. it works best when people don't know you very well. people who see you everyday would, in fact, be able to pick up on the difference. which doesn't let lois off the hook. she says she knew superman. she worked with clark kent for more than 15 years. do you recognize me? now you know. i go fhil. now you see me, now you don't. that's even funnier.

those are women's glasses. it doesn't have to be sunglasses. it can be any glasses. does it make any sense to? all of you don't know me personally. are you having a tough time realizing it's still me? i have makeup on and tv hair. i think if i'm in my reel life i have my hair tied up and in i'm in my yoga clothes and sometimes people come up and i say how do you recognize me. >> christopher reeves was a pretty good looking person. >> does this mean i can say all kinds of out range us stuff on air and then when i get called into the manager's office i'll say i wasn't me. fhil anderson. >> if i put on the glasses you won't know it was me.

> maybe this is one of your plans for the fall. are you gedding married? >> all good. that was an authentic real reaction laugh. wedding season, the biggest month it turns out is now october. so there are so much trends. they always involve the latest things, creative ideas. have you seen the hashtag yet, our produce ergot married and lived happy ever avenue. and it's national bacon day. we're planning to ham it up. some pis to really elevate your breakfast to a whole new level. you're deceiving me with the sunglasses.

for another year, jd made in america festival will take place along the been franklin park way withry anna and cold play. it's nice to have all these celebrities in town. jz is staying usually beyonce comes, all the big stars. if you see them, take pictures and send them to us. one person we know who is going to be there behind the scenes. >> ry anna is hanging out with

drake. for this week's alex around town we have to talk about the biggest event happening in philly this labor day weekend, made in america. as we're preparing for year five you have to know where to go. here's an idea right here at the leg and hotel right on the rooftop because they have amazing views. yes, now this is the week. the views here at the assembly rooftop how long, they are great. you can see the parkway. you can hear the music once the festival gets started. if you really want to get up close and in the action you can still get tickets from life nation. speaking of life nation, jeff gordon, the guy who brought made in america to philly, is here. how are you? >> i'm doing great. it is a big weekend. it is a big weekend. we have cold play and so am other people coming for sat and sunday. it's super exciting.

we're in our fifth year of doing made in america. >> we're very excited for year five. it's a great partnership with the city, a great partnership with the city. i've been hearing some people saying this could be the last year made in america is in philly. say it ain't so. i don't believe it's so. we have a great relationship here. obviously you know of the concerts we bring to the area. this is one of the premier concerts we have. so here we go. sounds good to me. i always like to know what is the new thing we're going to notice for made in america. it's bigger? >> bigger, better. we're going to add a couple of new things. we have the expansion of the stage. we are going to collect various types of music and we're very excited about that. people who are at the festival area and they want to find the

title stage, you probably can't miss it. >> you can't miss it. the stage is very easy to see. it's an ease festival to navigate. t this is really easy. i think we're ready to have an exciting two days this weekend in philly. it doesn't stop this weekend, does it? >> no, we have a bunch of great shows. your girl beyonce coming back to the link. >> round two. we have a lot of great shows coming. let's check out life nation.com, right. >> i'll see you out there this weekend? >> of course you will. will we see beyonce. >> they're at the festival. > i got to get ready. i got to get ready. you know you're so cool when you keep your hat on in the interview and your sunglasses and we can't even see your face. you know. i'm bringing in the stars.

they're taking their private private jets in right now. all right. let's talk about this serious note, though. we're taking a look at ultimate doppler and you can see what's happening, hermine continuing to churn right now around the outer banks of north carolina and you can see some of the heavier rain bands moving toward norfolk, moving through southern sections of maryland and then eventually moving into sussex county right now as woesome into a little closer look the rain moving into places like see ford, millsboro already early on this sat morning. the labor day forecast down the shore we're looking at cloud cover, rainfall really ramping up late this evening through sunday, monday. how much rain are we talking down the shore, three to six inches. high tides 10:00 a.m. to noon and then 10:00 p.m. to midnight. the major flooding could occur with the high tied cycle monday

morning so that's something to note. storm surge two to four feet. what about the pocono mountains, looking beautiful. that's why weekend wend disheaded. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy on sunday. otherwise looking good the farther north and west you ed h. what about the philadelphia area? we have made in america. we're looking pretty good for today. cloudy, 76 for the high temperature. sunday, showers sneaking in. windsic ping up, gusting up to 30 miles per hour, 74 for the high temperature, so sunday is the the day to watch for the rain around philadelphia, lingering showers on monday, 77-degrees. look at those winds around norfolk, virginia, gusting close to 50 miles per hour already. imussing close to 30 in ocean city, maryland. 25-mile per hour gusts in wildwood, 23-mile per hour gusts in atlantic city. as we go hour by hour, by 7:00 tonight, winds gusting 76 miles

per hour down the shore. as we move towards sunday morning, winds gusting to 75 miles per hour. tropical force winds picking up in intensity sunday night into monday. monday morning could be the height of the storm as far as the winds gusting. look at the rainfall moving in late this evening down the shore. then once again sunday some of that rain tries to of move back toward the philadelphia area, so we'll watch for that. otherwise it looks like moving into monday. some showers could linger especially down the shore. so take those tropical storm warnings seriously down the shore. winds could gust over 40 miles per hour. parages, beach erosion will be an issue. you can see as we move early next week we heat things back up. we'll be right back.

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this week we're introducing a volleyball teammate. our junior reporter introduces us to our athlete of this week. i'm zahra with the high school athlete of the week, shell biwilliams from moorestown high school. a highly energetic and competitive athlete williams has been playing volleyball since she was in fifth grade. if i had to sum her up it would be versatile. she's very good digger. an outstanding server, very good offsetter. she's got a little bit of every skill she needs. williams says it was a team comrade i that first attracted her to volleyball. i like being in a little family. you create a special bond with every player on the team and on the core. i like the astrengthen rush you get and the cheers that you hear from the crowd. coach at kin son says williams

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this morning on good day we're watching radar closely. hermine is churning, make can its way here and the impact it could have on our region. we'll tell you about it. and we have an officer shot. this is in atlantic city. we know that there is also a suspect who has died. we have a life report from that

scene and we'll bring you the breaking details of what's happening with h this situation as well. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. so much going on, so much breaking news, but really the big story weather. scott it's going to be for the next several days. especially down the shore that's where we anticipate significant impact. as we take a life look in old city, a lot of cloud cover. but there will be a cut off between who sees the rain and who stays dry. take a look, the 8:00 advisory in marks number sustained winds of 60 miles per hour is still moving pretty rapid l college to the north, northeast. that will eventually slow, stall, intensify. take a look at the counties highlighted in orange, the counties down the shore. tropical storm warnings still in

equal if p. winds expected 40 miles per hour or greater over the next couple of days. take a look at the 8 amtrak. you can see it still moves away property the outer banks of north carolina by this afternoon. back into the open waters of the atlantic. it will slow for several days. not a lot of distance between sunday, even wednesday. it's still out to see and that wilamena long duration event. but also you can see it intensifies by tuesday to a hurricane again. 75-mile per hour storm. look at where the rain chill is, the northern extent of the rain moving now into sussex county, delaware on this sat morning. we'll zoom in a little closer. moving out of salsbury, maryland. some of the rain bands moving towards places like see ford, millville, maybe by this afternoon, maybe toward lunchtime some of the rain moving toward cape may county, wildwood areas and maybe even avalon. be on the look out for that. the cloud cover is here.

we're talking about the rainfall picking up late tonight down the shore. several inches of rain down the shore. wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. tidal flooding, beach erosion. what about the impacts further inland? it should be a dry day in philadelphia for today. the lehigh valley, the pocono mountains dry for much of the weekend. coming up we'll talk more county by county about the impacts for this system t. thanks oh much scott. the impact is being felt all over the country. north carolina governor has declared a state of emergency as hermine hours its way up the coast. residents are bracing for the storm ass of ons ask everyone to just be safe. we want this thing to move out of north carolina as quick as possible and we just hope that again we are over prepared and under women. the impact is huge. more than 250,000 people are currently without pour and we do know at least one person has died. some video, a red sky at night,

a ill sandbagger's delight, a red sky at morning, a ill sandbagger's warning. this is a video from north wild showing up a butyl sunrise. you can see the few sha color. some of the winds are beginning to pick up. people have already gotten the sandbags ready standing by in case there is some flooding. boaters spent the day fishing and taking their boats out of the water some of them. over at the marinas, people are not panicking yet. they want to wait and see how the forecast evolves before they make the decisions. i really haven't seen people panicking. i think they're going to wait until tomorrow to see how the storm is going to drag. they plan to operate their emergency operations center. atlantic city has canceled it's he's two beach concerts. i know people are disappointed.

but they say better to be safe than sorry. 85-mile per hour sustained winds, 50-mile an hour gusts, lots of rain, high tides, this is the time to stay in. enjoy the amenities of a hotel. if you're in home make sure you've got battery backups and prepare for the north ester that we're about to receive. we're going to have much more on the storm. one of the other things we have is our app. we have amazing video that you can zoom in. you can download right now,s it's a perfect tool to have. it's going to be dry over the poconos, but it can be a storm where you live. you can all of the alerts on your phone. we're following breaking news out of atlantic city. we're hearing that a police officer is fighting for his life after a shootout. we know that one suspect has been killed. let's get right to jenny joyce with the the latest of what we know. >>reporter: good, month, karen

and bill. as you said, we do know ans of oner was shot early this morning. we know that he's undergoing treatment at atlanticare regional medical center at this in post office. we don't know how badly he was injured as police continue to search for the suspects involved. investigators tell us that the shooting happened in a very busy tour area a they say around 2:30 this morning. they responded to a call on arkansas avenue between atlantic and pacific avenues. officers came across a group of people. at some point gunfire was exchanged between the group and police. an officer was struck in the process. police say they returned fire striking and killing one suspect. the others took off running. police tell us right now they are still looking for the at least two suspects as police from absecon, galloway, egg harbor township, state police and county prosecutors joined the atlantic city pd to locate the people who injured one of their own. rest assured the atlantic city police department and police officers from around the county

have scoured the city and are doing everything we can to provide safety for residents and visitors alike. we do have a large portion of this area blocked off right now. we're sure when the it's going to reespecially on. hopefully soon once the officers are doning the investigation. city officials said at 10:00 a.m., the outlets here in the police zone are scheduled to on. they will reopen regardless of the police search. again, police looking for two people believe to be involved in the shooting that injured a atlantic city police officer. a third suspect was shot dead. the injured officer is undergoing treatment at atlanticare regional medical center. this road behind me, missouri avenue did just reopen. so maybe that's a sign that they are closing in on the suspects involved and the police scene is getting at least a little bit smaller at this hour.

karen and bill. thanks so much, generally. we'll keep you informed with any additional information. we're also looking at this story, police in delaware county are investigating a story that left two people injured. this is a scene in mar world oh township. gunfire erupted at westchester pike and nor ardmore after. when officers arrived they found one person with a gunshot wound to the arm. another person was graced by a bullet. no. no aregaining hurricanes in a the shing along south 29th street. someone opened fire on a car shortly after midnight. officers found at least 19 shell casings at the scene and a lot of broken glass. this happened around the 1700 block so far there are no injuries. there is a stabbing in north philadelphia. emergency crews were called out to the scene at vineyard and popular streets. it's about 16789. 15 this morning. officers say the victim was stabbed in the leg.

investigators are still trying to figure out what happened there. police have release some new surveillance video because they'd like to catch a violent criminal. this is some surveillance criminal. take a good look. this was back on august 7. this is at 100 block of calloway street. the victim was in critical condition. before the the shooting the suspect robbed the victim an ipad. he later sold it. t if you recognize that guy, please call police. > a little girl shot and killed in camden will be laid to rest later today. 8 year old gab i carter was shot in the head last week after getting caught in the cross fire of a shootout. the viewing will be held from 9 to 11 today and then a funeral from 11 to 1 at faith wholly temple church of god in christ in cam definitely the reward is now up to $76,000. so far police have got no information. if you know anything, please call. any information leading to an

arrest in this case will you get you that reward. > well, a lot of people are getting ready for their friends getting engaged, weddings coming up. p if you need some ideas, how about mixing flowers and fruit. you have not seen them before but you are going to want to. too much work went in to putting all that together. plus, are you getting sad. no need to worry. we'll tell you they do like you. teens liking their moms and dad more these days. let's see some of your pictures and comments. thank you for sending this one in, scott. international beer day. sweat beard drinking a festivus mug. a newest member of the good day

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welcome back. we can see that areas of rain are already moving in. folks down in bet and i, delaware. if you see some, you can send us some pick p t. not everybody in our extended area is going to be getting rain on their heads. it's all about location, location, location. in back, as we take a life look at bushkill falls. maybe you're going to be in the pocono mountains for a weekend away. looking pretty good. look at the numbers on a scale of one to ten, philadelphia we'll give it an ate. it will be cloudy, but it looks like it will stay dry for most the weekend. we're looking at minor impacts, especially north and western suburbs moving toshed the lehigh value, the pocono mountains. a moderate impact once you move into interior parts of south jersey, but major impacts down

the shore with that long duration event. here's the 8 amtrak. you can see it takes it out to see kind of rapidly, but then it stalls and intensifies. in in can pennsylvania, back up to at least the category one hurricane early next week. we'll see several high tied cycles to get through with flood concerns across the shore. take a look at the spaghetti plots. it moves out to see, but it does several loops out to see and that will continue to bring problems down the shore. so once again it's all about location with this system. the winds are going to be picking up. look the at northern extent of the rain, moving into sussex county, delaware, some of the showers will sneak into cape may, atlantic county later on during the day. millsboro, some of rainfall moving toward row hobart beach. conditions will deteriorate

rapidly. cloud cover has already begun. the cloud cover, the rain picks up sunday into monday. two to four foot storm surge and the temperatures hold pretty steady in the 70s. for philadelphia it's cloudy, a break from the heat, 76-degrees. most of the rain holds off in philadelphia until sunday. back to you. thank you so much. as we're getting ready to have this topical storm descend upon us, some states are already dealing with the after effects. it blue in as a cat one category, a huge concern. they've got nearly 500,000 people without power, trees and power lines have been taken down. we know this is deadly, one man died when a fell on him. this is a hurricane to hit florida directly for seven

years. good morning, guys, you know, even though the hurricane didn't necessarily hit here, here in pass could he county we're dealing with a lot of localized flooding. let me show you guys what it looks like in this neighborhood in port richie. you can see a car driving away. this entire area is flooded out in a couple different directions. so in three different directions we've had cars approach this mass aive, newly created lake that's formed. we actually ourselves, our news vehicle got stuck on the other side of this last night, unfortunately between two areas because it rained throughout the afternoon yesterday, filled up around our news crew where we were going life and we actually could not get through. let's see if this car is able to. but you can see these yellow lines disappear quickly. the road here becomes very deep very quickly. emergency officials are just warning everyone it is not worth it to try to even attempt

something like this. what's deceptive around here there are a lot of areas where the roads seem perfectly fine and then when you get back into some of these neighborhoods, back into some of the low lying areas the water has rushed up on the roadways. this is an area that was defenses t take ited by flooding just last year. a lot of the areas that needed permanent fixes to the roads they weren't able to get those done in the one year that's passed since last year's flooding which has left flooding in certain neighborhoods for a good three weeks at a i am too. a the look of these roadways still t haven't recovered from that and then this extra water on p top of them is leading to a lieutenant of them to become washed out. the entire area is water logged because we've had sustained rains for three days now. so this water builds up quick limit it was dry most of the day yesterday, but around 4:00 as we're getting ready to go life at 5 it started raining and we actually had to move our news vehicle to higher ground several times because of how quickly this rain is able to bubble up

into the streets because the ground here, guys, is just so saturated. so we're following the situation. they're actually bringing in pumps to pump out this water because it's simply not going to be able to go down on its own. for the most part we have not had the kind of damage that the other parts of the state have had. although there was some reports of an unconfirmed tornado at this point in southern parts of the county. we saw a lot of downed power lines, a lot of downed trees. luckily no injuries or debts. 3300 people had to be relocated into shelters tonight. we consider ourselves fairly lucky considering what h this area has dealt with in the past from even no-named storms, guys. one of the towns we have here, obviously not nearly as bad as it is there, but people don't necessarily heed the warnings. they don't leave when they hear the storms are coming and don't stay off the roads. are people heeding the warnings it looks like they're following instruction.

>>reporter: people are doing a really good job of staying off the roadways and turning around when they see the barriers. we've become complacent. we've been talking about the storm for about nine days now it wasn't even given a name and we were already talking about it. people do become complacent, especially in different parts of the area. it affects them differently. in tampa, we didn't feel a lot of it, up north, as you can see, there's a lot of water out here. people know what to do. they know to turn around and they know to sandbag their homes when we tell them a possible storm, possible a hurricane is coming your way. thank you so much. you be safe. > don't forget june, october is now the who thest month to tie the not. speaking of the not, one of our faith sites. rich each is here to talk about the trends.

what is a two in one gown and tell me about this trend. the two in one gown is so popular because they want to the most of their look. change later for the reception. both of these dresses come to us present p elizabeth johns and they are on the not the.com website. to start we have -- this one is the illusion sleeves and it's great because you have this detachable skirt so you can add a more traditional look for the ceremony for the walk down the aisle and then once the the party starts you're able to leave it behind. you have detachable skirts that you can take them off. >> yep. > what's the trick with this one? >> this is a strap less designed by miranda a. it has this i lesion neckline. if you are marrying in a religious institution and they want something a little more traditional, once the party

starts you can remove the cape. you we have a lot of brides who say they don't know what they start the search. the not has an app that is good for wedding dresses. can swipe through and pass on the ones you don't look. another one on the trend is putting fruit or vegetables with the flowers here are some illustrations. what have we done with this one this features artichokes. it adds a little bit of texture. it's also a space safer. you're spending less on flowers to fill the entire pow gay. >> apples, wouldn't think of it. especially for fall. it's the fall than, you can incorporate red apples for an additional pop of color. this center piece over here features classic high drain yeahs and white roses, for an

unexpected pop you have green apples underneath. fresh produce, completely different look. our producer just got married recently, his hashtag was everien veer after. that was his last name. right as they're engaged they are on social media more than before. hashtags are so popular. surprisingly enough couples have their hashtag before they even get engaged. you want to create something that is creative to you as a up can. incorporate something that's funny and unique. there was one recently that i saw. it was an irish bride who was marrying a very italian family and they used from gail equals to garlic. every single time they're taking the pictures they can use the hashtag so everybody can see what's happening at wedding. >> yes. > you half the butt pful

professional shots not just on your wedding day, but your rehearsal dinner, your bachelorette party and you can display them on signs like this. your guests keep them in mind, you can scatter them throughout the reception. >> thank you so much for coming in, rachel. we saw with the hashtag, time mcgraw, he surprised a couple getting married. great trends. we will be right back.

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i'm like my parents. my parents arely jet best friends. that's good stuff. i want to be like that. study, wrong. how did you get along with your parents? >> i had a good relationship with my parents, but i think it's a new generation. kids and teens are facing a lot of challenges that we didn't see and our parents didn't see. it's good to have the rapport. you like your parents, too. >> i think they're great. they just helped me move. i'm sure it's a good study for others. and that brings us to our poll. do you vow not to be like your parents? let us know what you think. you can tell us in our social media channels. just use the #fox29 good day. fox 29 yes, fox 29 noment i'm a yes, folks.

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there it is, time to talk a 3 little over sports. a little l over a week l until the eagles kick off the season and we all get to find out if it's good or maybe it's bad as some thing. the birds finish the preseason undefeated but they still didn't answer am of the questions people had. sam bradford looks good, but can he lead the team. they are playing against preseason opponents. could they actually sneak in and win the division?

> all of the above. first all it's ex sighed that preseason is finally over. regular season football is here. of course we had temple play yesterday, tough outcome there, but the bottom line is we have meaningful football. i love this time of year what did you you think that you saw over the last four games. impressive at times. offensively i still have a lot of questions about that wide receiving unit. the guys need to step up. a lot of question marks on the opposite side of the ball. defensively i think they're going to be pretty good. if that's the way they're going to play and that's the way dug feeder son called games in kansas city they could sneak some games out. tome i roam mow going down, this division is wide open. again, this division is always up for grabs it seems. go back to 2003, 2004 was the

last time a division winner repeated in back to back seasons and that was the eagles. every single l year this division is up for grabs much it's a tough decision. with tony romo out that takes down the dallas cowboys a peg. who knows what the giants will do. i think the eagles could sneak up. karen is a big fan of the underdog. there is a guy who distinguished himself a little bit, paul turner. what's the scoop on turner? >> he led the league in receptions this preseason. here's what i know. this is what i was going to say. he he doesn't make the team, preseason doesn't matter. why even play these games? paul turner did everything he could possibly do to make the cut. like i said, lead the league in receptions. played really well in the four games that the eagles played. a good route runner, great hands and had a 72-yard punt return for a touchdown in the final

game. that's what he has to do. p if you're returning kicks for touchdowns, what else could you do? the deadline is today, right. >> the deadline is the at 4:00. we should have all our answers. > remember last year, time tea borings is he going to make it. >> now he's going to play baseball. he is doing a great job. i want to talk about emergency operations t many for one second. big rumor right now that they're out of it for the big 12? it seems like that is going to happen. >> there's some other programs out there, you know, i'm curious to see what happens inside those rooms. i don't know if money is being talked about or whatnot, but i didn't think temple had a shot to get into the big 12. how do you see the season playing. >> i'm not trying to jump on them because p they would have won we would be going case i right now. no. they lost. it was a bad game.

army came in and pushed them all over the field. double digitpoint favorite. tough loss. i went and bought all of the left over demarco murray jerseys that had number 29 on the back and we're putting all of our names and twitter tags on the back so we can rock it during the season. they dropped from 1 $20 .9. big spender for my people. thank you, sean. we'll he ' have scott williams wearing one of them pretty soon. i gotcha one. > let's talk about this weather along the parkway. you can see made in america setting up. they're ready to go. it's going to be cloudy, dry for your sat in and around the philadelphia area. by sunday, though, some of the showers could be moving in. as we look at the latest particulars on hermine we're talking about a 60-mile per hour

storm. movement raising from the north, northeast at 21 miles per hour. rapidly moving now, but it will eventually slow and stall. also, tropical storm warnings are still in effect for much of delaware and much of jersey down the spots. look the at the spaghetti plots, it does loop deloops. we'll zoom in a little closer. you can see approaching lewis, row hope art beach, moderate to heavy rain. how are we talking, a shortcut off. not a lot of rain, lehigh valley, pocono mountains, down the shore we're talking over three inches of rain. we'll be right back with more on hermine. come on duck! (puppy barks) you can do it duck. hurry up duck!

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welcome back. as we take a life look at a cloudy sky and we'll have some rain moving in down the shore, but maybe not, depending on where you live. scott will update your forecast in just a moment. can you feel it no matter where you are, summer is winding down, a chill in the air so it's time to prep for fall. we have glenn vic tied cycles from marshal services. thanks so much for joining us. we're getting ready for the pennsylvania ultimate doppler. what do we start with. it's also a perfect time to get

your heater tuned up. you want to check it for safe operations and you want to have a precision tuneup done. make sure you're not going to use too am energy. you don't have to worry about this this winter. we suggest also to change your filters and make sure we have a clean filter in there, proper amount of airflow. in the fall we have a lot of allergies, right? >> yes. so this here we suggest upgrading to psycho this. maybe it will be a little better to get some of the allergens out of your house. you want to go around the house and make sure that we chalk around the windows and doors, see all the air leaks, keep all of the cold air out and keep the warm air in. that's a good thing. get up on the roof and get the gutters cleaned out. especially right now we have the hurricane and all the rain is going to come down.

get up on the roof, check the gutters and make sure they're clean. install the gutter card, it helps keep the leaves out of your garter. i just got my gutters cleaned the other day. do you like gutter guard? do you like them. >> they work at my home and i live in the woods. a couple other things, at night is going to be cool according to the weather. we want to turn on our heat on now. we're not go to need the heat that much. get it turned on and make sure it's working rather than waiting to have a break down. what the haikais this? when we talk about having the precision opportuneup done we want to make sure we get electric chronically started. this this is a gas tester. >> it is. > where do you put h this. >> we put it in the furnace. it measures the gases and the temperatures. it gives us a real, good expert look inside to make sure it's working properly.

s ' for people that i would higher to do that. >> yes. > you also brought me the thermostat. what's with the thermostat. >> do you know what the dryest place on earth is? > where. >> the desert. > i thought you meant in my house. > okay. it's 17.6 percent humidity in in the desert, right? an average home now with forced air heat can less than 10 percent. so we want to make sure we put humidity back in the home in the wintertime. >> it safes your furniture from shrinkage. i never thought about that, shrinkage. obviously clean the fireplace and the chimneys out. we want to make sure we have our him mys and fireplaces cleaned it on. it's a perfect time to safe money. >> we like to safe money. how do we do it. >> quickly, fuel programs, if you have propane or oil heat, right now is the time to buy your oil heat because now is the cheapest price. it's only going to go up in in the winter.

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welcome back as we take a look outside. scott says a little gray, a possibility of some rain but nearly as bad as down the shore. we'll keep you informed about that. but let's take a look at some more news. a texas woman is about to make a 1400-mile gurney and she's going

to do it on foot. how about this, she's 90 years old. the gurney starts at fort worth and will end all the way in washington, d.c. she plans to cover ten miles each day. when she arrives at the nation's capital she will demand that june 19 be a national holiday. june 19 is the day that slavery ended. lee wants it to be a national holiday. we got to do something. if you're 90 you can't sit still. there's so much that needs to be done. and june 19 positively needs to be a national holiday. > lee expects the gurney take more than 20 weeks. this is her words, the stays the same and creeks don't rice. she's going to get to walking. >> a lot of people are are going to be walking down the shore and we're going to find out what is who the during the shore this labor day weekend even though

hermine is going to be coming into the picture. > good p morning whitney. >> thanks for having me. cape may has some things going on. is it going to hold up to the weather? in cape may at congress hall they're celebrating 200 years. they've been celebrating all summer long. unfortunately they were going to have a music festival, but it's postponed until monday. they're doing a time capsule and reopen the time capsule 50 years from now. it's going to be a lot of fun. we love the wild woods. there is a lot going on in wildwood especially through the month of september. but today is a ski ball championship tournament. this is at ed's phonecard on the boardwalk. i love ski ball. you can win a thousand dollars. it's tonight from 6 to 10:00 p.m. and then right afterwards you can compete.

i've got a plan. because of the storm there's not going to be a lot of people entered. just me and the thousand dollars. i think more were going to be inside, but okay. the concerts, that was the big news that came out of atlantic city. they decided to cancel blink 182 and georgia line. we still have another concert coming up in the middle of the september with invoke. unfortunately you can't help it when the weather calls and you don't people to be -- borgata has a lot going on. we have yes, sir dunham. he has two shows today and then we have seal on sunday monday. we have dj envy, so there are things going on in atlantic city. mostly the outdoor stuff they were concerned about. there's still some big celebrities and you can still check it out. there are and we also have miss america contestants which is very cool.

that happens mention week, but all this week you will see the contestants. the cool thing was they stopped at all the different venues throughout the city and what you're much withing right now they were outside the playground in front of white lotus. they're so proud to be in atlantic city and we love having them. this week is the preliminary. you can see them life in person. if you want to get tickets to go see miss america in atlantic city. they do the show with the shoes parade on sat. that's going to be a the left fun. i'm going to the press conference. when you see them on the boardwalk, it's such a tradition. everybody loves going. i did a time capsule years ago. >> you did? > i have no idea where that thing is. all right, scott, the details about the weather. we talked about all the cancellations in atlantic city. it's coming. especially down the shore, bill and karen. that is going to be the hardest hit area.

it will all come down to location throughout the entire lane day weekend. gray conditions at philadelphia p international airport. we'll watch for the winds to pick up and cause delays. we'll keep you posted. but location, location, location, north and west looking pretty good. we're yew judy sha wang expecting minor concerns for your labor day weekend. lehigh valley, poconos could stay dry the entire weekend. once you move into interior parts of south jersey, once you get closer to the shore that's where major impacts will be felt for much of the upcoming weekend. l college at the rainfall associated with hermine. you can see already moving into sussex county, some of those showers will creep toward cape may point, wildwood later on tonight into the afternoon and evening, but some moderate to heavy rainfall around see ford, millsboro moving down to places like rehoboth beach. look at the winds, nor

information virginia 54 miles per hour. as we move a little farther north, ocean city maryland, 22 in wild woods, 26-mile per hour winds in atlantic city. as we go hour by hour you can see still breezy inland, but the winds picking up later on down the shore. then sunday evening we're looking at the winds gusting over 40 miles per hour in places like wildwood, atlantic city, so that can cause some power outages, then even higher gusts, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour as we move toward your city. down the shore, mostly cloudy for today, most of the heavy rain holds off until this afternoon. watching several high tied cycles. weekend wendy has the right idea. she's headed to the poconos this labor holiday weekend. 74-degrees today, we could see maybe up to an inch of rain or more around philadelphia. especially on sunday. that's the best day this for

showers across the area and that extended forecast shows clouds, showers around and then we clear and clear things up and another heat waive by next week. i'm jenn frederick this is mom log. hello. >> the eagles podiatrist. i know you're happening. the kids, the photographer, they love the advance. he's wearing advance, but you say no to those advance. i say if you're he going to be hanging out, low key day, it's a perfect thing. if you're going to have a high activity day, this is your better suggestion. i love the tie. it supports the foot and the arch. you're better off with h this. if you really have a child that has some foot pain or leg pain or compliance of growing pain, go with the ankle support, first. you can go with the zipper. >> it the foot in much much better. there's not enough support.

but i've given up on those so they're going to wear them so you might as well do something like this. the point is if you're going to let them get the cool shoe you have to get them get the good shoe to balance it off. >> right. > you're one heck of a mom. >> this is a battle you can win. go with the tied, right. >> absolutely. katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful.

he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with law enforcement to fight crime, and protect our families. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message.

i don't even know what to say. we're sitting here during the break and this one is already that bacon. this one is into bacon. we'll mix all of the intro discussion because karen apparently is already to eat. but erin from devils den brought us a bunch of ways that you can use bacon. you know that we of love our cocktails. a bacon old fashioned? it's made with bacon buyer one. it has some candied bacon in it as well. we have a bacon meatloaf sandwich with beer union gravy. how did you make this? >> that's covered with kay and and brown sugar and baked so that crystallizes on top. it is off the charts.

this is two sbs it pairs really well with the smokey in of the bacon. tell me if this fitz. that one tastes like bacon. can you taste it. >> you have a muddleful of bacon. that's good stuff. this here is from germany it's a smoked beer. so it's smoked over fire so it gets a really meet tied cycles, bacon i flavor. we also have bacon muff instance. you have what. >> bacon muff instance? > a bacon muffin. >> yeah. there's bacon baked into this. they are fresh this morning. the answer to the question you asked me. this goes really well with the bacon. that is off the charts good. what's that? this is a bacon and egg cocktail. it's bacon infused gin with egg whites and a little a little bit

of orange blossom hon ian other than juice. we have some take iter to thes, scram bed eggs and what we have that with is our barbequed bloody mary which has at the quill a. put a the stout beer in there and of course more bacon. in the bloody mary. >> p in the bloody mary. > you can tell we're hungry. >> scott williams come over here. you're featuring awful this. >> yes, today at the devil's den. they can come in and say we saw you on good day and we want to ethan drink like karen did. >> this is of on the charts so good. that's one of my favorites. seriously. could you start the day in any better fashion? you're the best. no problem. thank you so much. thank you for starting sat with us. be sure to watch us tomorrow

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