this morning on good day, a somber day marking 15 years since our lives and the world changed forever. as fox 29 and the nation remembers the lives lost on september 11th, 2001. how the country and our area is honoring our nation's heroes. ♪ good morning, everyone, it is of course september 11th on sunday. welcome to "good day philadelphia". today is a day that we remember and recognize sacrifices in a day that changed us forever. >> absolutely. bill g morning to you. >> good morning. good morning to the williams. >> good morning. >> i want to take look at lower manhattan where the new freedom tower has risen. we have picture there from the memorial the 9/11 memorial the

garden of remembrance that we have there. so many people will be gathering today as they have over the last several days. we're also going to have live reports from washington, d.c., and the pentagon and remember the people who also lost their lives as heroes who fought back against the highjackers in shanksville, pennsylvania. so we'll have all of that on this day. as we look at the weather there in new york. let's take a look, scott, at the weather right here in our area. >> of course, we've been dealing with the oppressive heat and humidity. we hit 95 yesterday, karen, but winds of change frontal boundary will be moving through over the next several hours, dropping the temperatures and lowering that humidity. take look at weather by the numbers. scale of one to nine for your sunday, we are going to give it a nine. so much improved weather across the delaware valley as we look at those headlines, yeah we're talking about winds of change with that front. heat relief for today, even taste of fall in the seven day forecast. ultimate doppler we're dry, quiet, still very humid, though, for your sunday morning if you're stepping outdoors to walk the dog or have that cup of

coffee it is still going to be pretty muggy here's the front in central pennsylvania. it will be moving through over the next several hours. temperatures will be dropping. the dew points will be dropping and, of course, that humidity will be lowering. 79 right now philadelphia. 76 in millville upper 70s in allentown so once again still kind of warm and muggy across the region but off to the west, look at those temperatures dropping. 50s right now in pittsburgh. and low 60s in buffalo. so once again some of that cooler air will be moving in during the day. as you plan your day we're looking at lunch time temperatures around 83. 86 for the afternoon high temperature. 80 at 7:00 o'clock. across the region, 84 down the shore. 84 in the lehigh valley. big kick off forecast browns versus the birds. we're talking about mostly sunny by that time frame, kick off temperatures right around 1:00 o'clock at 83 degrees. back to you. ♪ good morning, everybody.

are you ready for some football eagles home opener 1:00 o'clock down at lincoln financial field. i'm going to bet i was jelly donut they are already stack and packed practicing their tailgating making sure the grills work. again game time kickoff at 1:00 o'clock so we'll see a lot of unusual volume and in out of south philadelphia. that includes 95, the schuylkill expressway, and then around that 4:00 o'clock game time, bam, instant traffic jam keep that in mind if you're watching us down the shore and coming back later on this afternoon to the city. you'll see that extra volume once you cross over anyone of the bridges. best way, of course, for the sports fans, the broad street subway or market frank for line. septa is adding extra service all day long. have great day. let's go, eagles! and we'll see bright and early tomorrow morning. ♪ it has been 15 years since the tragic 9/11 terror attacks where nearly 3,000 people lot of their lives and so many thousands of others were injured.

all of our lives changed forev forever. today, relatives and loved ones are the victims continue to keep the tradition of honoring the people at ground zero in new york city. >> meanwhile president obama is set to speak at an observance at the pep begun around 9:30 this morning and here in pennsylvania hundreds are expected to gather at a ceremony at the flight 93 national memorial in somerset county. let's take live look from the pentagon. we'll have a live report there in just a matter of moments. so many days or so many moments of reflect, so many events going on including at the garden of reflection in bucks county. our area they're holding special events to honor those affected by the attacks. >> people right now can come together and music and in prayer. our sabina cure companies live there with the latest. good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, karen and bill. you can see behind me here paper doves colored in libel by school children strung here among the trees here at the memorial if we

pan over we can see crews setting up for the remembrance ceremony which begins about 8:30 this morning. it will mark chronologically the events of 9/11 and honor the victims us a said with music and prayer. here some images we have from you from last week -- last year's event rather. about 18 people from bucks county were among the 3,000 killed when terrorists highjacked and crashed airplanes into the twin towers the pentagon and a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. including one of the pilots of one of those planes his widow as well as loved ones of other victims helped establish the garden of reflection here. now every year they host several events on 9/11's anniversary. last night community members and survivors family members held a prayer vigil here and this morning again remembrance ceremony will be held tonight a candlelight ceremony as well will also be held. decade and a half after 9/11, a focus of organizers and attendees here has been passing

on to children and teens grew up in post 9/11 america so either too young to remember 9/11 or they were not yet born. but it's important to pass on to them what happened that day. and why it's so important to never forget. again the ceremony starts about 8:30 this morning. that's going to be followed 7:00 o'clock tonight with candlelighting ceremony. we'll be back here in just about an hour as we continue to get closer to the ceremony of course we'll bring you everything as it happens. back to you. >> thanks sabina. we know you'll keep us n. there are on the events in our area to remember the september 11th attacks. at 9:11 this morning, they'll be a heros run 5k in pennsauken to honor the sacrifices of all the heroes of september 11th. at 10:00 right here in old city, philadelphia fire commissioner adam thiel, police commissioner richard ross and prison commissioner branch carney will lead a memorial ceremony at the betsy ross house. police in paper pell shade, new jersey looking for man behind a string of disturbing robberies many times targeting

people who are older going into their home. it already happened tower times in just 10 days. here's what the suspect has been doing. knocks on doors and in some cases he walks in and asks for something. sketches are so similar. maybe water. he says, maybe i'm selling meat. investigators say, several of the sketches they have all compiled them were never the home own are in isn't looking he grabs something that he sees of value and walk out. he took one woman's purse after coming into the house uninvited. >> i was sitting on the piano so when he backed up into the pia piano, his arms were behind him, he just pick it up, and when he walk out the door, his back wasn't towards me. >> in one case he made off with more than $800. the police in maple shade say he may have gotten away in light colored pickup truck. in pennsylvania prosecutors think say the state is overrun with reports of child abuse. there's been almost a 40% increase in the number of reported cases of abuse and staff is overwhelmed by the rising workload.

the 2014 legislative overhaul of the state's child abuse law expand the definition of abuse. which now makes more adults legally responsible for reporting suspected cases. 7:08. police in wilmington, delaware, had a spike in car break ins and thefts of a specific kind of car. so they're warning drivers keep your valuables out of your cars or at least out of sight. employees say people are damaging or removing windows to get inside cars and they take off things like with gps devic devices, ez passes, sunglasses, even loose change. apparently they're targeting new model audis. 70:00 agent major break through that coned the fighting in syria. >> syrian government accepted an agreement by the u.s. and russia calling for a nationwide cease fire that would start tomorrow. this comes after more than five years of war including recent air strikes in the northern part of the country that killed at least 40 people. u.s. and russia announced the deal yesterday and under the

terms of the agreement the countries will work on military mission together to go after isis and the al-qaida in syria. all right. it continues, karen. more drama with personal e-mails. >> we're not talking about hillary clinton in this case. this one involves new jersey governor chris christie and his personal e-mails. they must be searched or he has to prove that that has already been done. this is all to comply with the state's open public records law. the judge is ruling answers answers of freedom information request filed last year by the north jersey media group they are seeking a number of records including his correspondence around the time that whole bridge gate scandal. there was unforgettable day for 13 children in live in the be a boards forward in east falls they got the chance to go to the white house. >> wow! >> right. it was all part of the development's annual youth summit where former residents who have become successful in their careers visit with the young people who currently live there. there were great messages coming from children about to board the

bus. >> barack obama, please can you get me into harvard. i mean, i love washington, dc, i really like politics, and hopefully when i grow up i can become president. you never know. >> it's a start. meet the president. >> one former resident who a ranged the white house visit is now a civil rights attorney witness us department of justi justice. nicely done. all right. are you ready for some football? >> yes. >> the whole city is dreaming right now. we saw the lights on the boat houses and got our big thumbs up eagles set to kick off their 2016 season today. game time 1:00 o'clock against the browns. we'll see what the new head coach is going to do, doug pederson and of course what the new quarterback is going to do. we got you covered all day long. you can join us at 10:00 o'clock all the action from down there game life. at 11:00 o'clock fox nff sunday and the giants and the boys kicking off at 4:00 o'clock. recap it at the end of the day 10:30 with sports sunday right after the fox 29 news at 10:00.

>> we can cheer for two teams to whose at the same time. >> hillary clinton is expressing some regret over her choice of words while describing some of donald trump's supporters. coming up there's one word she says she wishes she hadn't head said. >> at least once. plus of course we remember 9/11. we look back through the day of the eyes of an eagles legend, duce staley. he'll tell us how he says the world has changed. >> coming together on a football sunday i think there was an important time after we had the attacks the first time we all came together and just watched football and do something like that. >> it helps us to heal. distract your mind from what you were focusing on. >> today they'll be wearing special patch to remember everybody from that. so it is a game day. show us your eagles green and also national grand parent's d day. the grandparents your life we would love to see them and brag on them. send us pictures and send them to us. >> make sure to use our hash tag

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you're counting 55 days that was back in 2010. hazy sunshine out there still a warm and muggy start to your sunday. 79 degrees. winds still out of the south and west at 13. humidity up there at 79%. so out ahead of the front winds out of the south and west. but once again once that front pulls through, over the next several hours, the winds will shift. more out of the north and west. temperatures mid to upper 70s right now across the area. 79 philadelphia. 77 in atlantic city. we have skype in williamsport. pittsburgh temperatures in the upper 50s. so that's the air mass that's headed in our direction so planning your day hour by hour, by 12:00, low 80s. by 3:00 o'clock the afternoon high around 86. 80 at 7:00 o'clock. as we take look at the kickoff forecast, 1:00 o'clock, at the linc we'll call it mostly sunny, breezy, look at those kickoff temperatures, 83 degrees at 1:00 o'clock. by 4:00 mid 80s. those winds a little breezy out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. what's weekend wendy up to?

she's headed down the shore. wildwood take a look at this water bark. it's a pool party taking place for your furry friends at morey's peer. 5:30 to 7:00. temperatures in the low to mid 80s so a nice day down the sho shore. great weather for a puppy pool party. so that's where weekend wendy is going to be headed for today. the pocono mountains beautiful weather once that front moves through. temperatures by this afternoon 75 degrees. then look at the low temperatures for tonight in the poconos. we're talking numbers right around 52 degrees. won't be surprised some locations in the poconos far north and west make it into the 40s by tomorrow morning. the weather authority seven day forecast showing you the lower humidity by this afternoon. 86 for the high temperature. 82 as we kick off the work week on monday and a mixture of sun and clouds tuesday. 84. heat and humidity try and build back for the middle of the week. 89 nearing 90 again, guys, but then take look behind the next

front. a fall preview. 77 degrees on thursday. 79 next friday awesome weather to close out the week. another shower chance as we move towards saturday with temperatures back into the low and mid 80s. >> all right, scott. thanks so much. we appreciate it. >> ♪ >> we have an important new warning i saw this one on facebook this is for owners of the samsung galaxy note seven. >> coming up we'll tell you who is now telling users not to use the phone at all any more. and also, feeling buggy, creepy, they're crawly and yummy. delish. why people in philadelphia including yours truly will be eating bugs today. >> i appreciate the fact you didn't speak for me. yours truly. >> trust me, you will will be, too. >> i'll be observing as we eat bugs today. ♪

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♪ of course, we continue to remember 15 years ago. it doesn't seem like it was that long the day that impacted you. we'll continue to discuss it throughout the show.

>> there's so many events happening all over the greater delaware sally and this country. you can let us know what you'll be doing on this day. happening in delaware county, south jersey and every reach of our viewing area. >> let's check out sports in a minute. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning everybody i'm sean brace. the eagles kick off their season today at the linc. taking on the cleveland browns. rookie quarterback carson wentz will be making his first professional start and i know eagles fans are really excited but i don't know if you're at this level. >> i'm excited to play my first nfl game bout get in front of these fans that are so hungry for some wins and some things seeing these fans and it's passion i have i'm excited to get out there in front of them and i know they'll bring juice, i know that. >> college football penn state trying to complete the come back trace mc sorely throws into double coverage he's picked off in the end zone and that will do it. pitt comes out on top 42-39. tough loss for the nittany lio

lions. to the phillies game scoreless until the eighth bryce harper with the three run smash to right. phils get shut out three-zero. tough one. tough one for the phillies much that's sports in a minute. i'm sean brace. ♪ thank you so much, sean. our world changed forever september 11th, 2001. now 15 years ago and one person who knows all about it one of many is eagles legend duce staley. >> coming up how staley says his world of football changed on that day 15 years ago and as we all watched after that tragic day football sundays later. what that meant to this nation. >> plus look at this. it looks like a thumb drive but looks can be deceiving. technology safety experts say you need to watch out for this little device. it can cause huge damage. revenge. also, wonderful grandpa and grandma pictures. bella and her pop pop

celebrating grandparents day. thank you for sending that one in. ♪ >> and from nicole my grandparents cutest people in the world celebrating grandparents day. thank you nicole. >> and joe we will never forget, i will never forget. >> ready getting ready for the eagles game. can someone please find my love we connected. swoop getting ready for the birds, getting ready for some football. we'll be back. [bell]

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♪ welcome back. take a live look at the airport right now. scott williams, i was thinking i know we have little bit of rain in the forecast. you said two chances. when was the last time we had rain? it feel like it's been a minute. >> the last time we saw over an inch officially, karen, at the philadelphia international airport you have to go all the way back to july 25th. >> wow! >> we're deflate abnormally dry across parts of our area. hazy sunshine right gnat as we lock at your weather headlines much winds of change, though, by this afternoon and winds out of the northwest, that will mean lower humidity an end to the heat wave, but we don't really major rainfall chances in the seven day but we have a taste of fall. hazy sunshine at the airport 79 degrees. winds out of the south and we have. humidity close to 80%. so you're stepping outdoors early on this sunday morning

saying hey, it's still pretty warm and muggy. you are right we're still out ahead of that front. winds out of the south and west but it's pushing through central pennsylvania right now, and winds behind it out of the normal and west n will drop the humidity. 77 pottstown. 77 trenton and wilmington. 77 degrees right now in atlantic city. high temperatures by this afternoon center city 86 degre 86 degrees. 84 down the shore and the lehigh valley. back to you. >> ♪ the nation is remembering september 11th attacks today on this september 11th and of course our memorial that is are happening all over this country in our area out in western pennsylvania in shanksville the world trade center and of course in new york. >> president obama will be speaking there at 9:30 this morning at the pentagon. that's where fox's alex limon is. she's life. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. definitely a somber day of remembrance here at the nation's

capitol and take a look at this image. the american flag draped over the side of the pentagon as we await a memorial event that will take place a little bit later this morning. as you mentioned, president obama is expected to attend today's memorial event, and he will join the families of victims that were killed here in the terrorist attacks 15 years ago for movement silence. that will happen at 9:37am. that is the precise moment that the plane struck the pentagon 15 years ago. the president is also expected to make some remarks at this ceremony to honor the 184 people that died here at the pentagon when american airlines flight 77 struck the building. now among those victims, of course, were many children the youngest just three years old and again just in a couple of hours we are expecting this memorial ceremony to take place. reporting live at the pentagon, alexandra limon.

i'll send it back to you karen and bill in the studio. >> thank you, alexandra. you know, it's interesting when you look at that and we're continuing to reflect after 15 years. a lot of stories to share today. we'll see how it continues to touch people. one thing that is impacting people the house of representatives have approved a bipartisan bill that would allow the families of the september 11th victims to actually sue the government of saudi arabia. the senate already passed the measure by voice vote in may but president obama threatened to veto then saying it would complicate diplomatic relationships with the key ally. supporters denied the bill interferes with the sovereign immunity of other countries and acts of terrorism deserve to be exceptions. >> we must correct these erroneous court decisions so that anyone who facilitates a terrorist attack on our people can be brought to justice. let me be clear. this legislation does not prejudge the mer wrists any particular case. it simply ensures the 9/1 9/11 families or anyone who makes may

face the same situation can plead their case in court. >> 15 of the 19 highjackers are from 9/11 were saudi nationals but saudi arabia denied any rolls in the attacks and has never been forma phormium it wil indicator. joining us buys skype attorney heather hanson. good morning, heather. >> good morning, bill. >> as you sit there and hear about this piece of legislation my immediate question is it just symbolic on the 15th anniversary of september 11th or could it actually have some impact in families being able to sue foreign and sovereign nations? >> it absolutely could have some impact. i don't think it's just symbolic. first of all there's a huge amount of money at stake. i mean the fact that saudi could actually be held responsible for this and have to pay civil damages could be huge. more importantly, though, i mean these families are looking for answers and oftentimes our justice system is the best and only way to get those answers. so for those people to get more discovery, have people actually

sit down for depositions and have to answer questions about what happened and what type of planning went on, i think that it's really important to them. with that said, president obama is in very difficult position. because this opens the door to a lot of problems for us internationally. >> the reason i suggested or asked whether or not it's just symbolic is because, yes, that information and even going through the legal process could be significant. do we even have the ability to hold sovereign nations accountable even if you get a judgment against them? >> well, i mean, that remains to be seen but the truth of the matter is, there are other situations where we do sue other governments. mostly commercial, mostly when it has to do with trade deals and if they have balked on trade deal we're allowed to sue them. there are ways to recover will the international courts hold other governments responsible,? that remains to be seen because this has not yet happened. the other issue is, that it opens us up to being sued, and especially with all the things in the news about drone attacks,

it's definitely slippery slope in that many times we could be held response al for things going on in other countries. >> that was my next question. because saudi arabia obviously denies any involvement in 9/11. one person's terrorism is interpreted by others as individual acts certainly not government enforced or government endorsed, excuse me. how do you go through the process of proving that when most nations are going to deny involvement with terrorism? >> well, that's what the court system is for. i think that the senator one of the comments he made this doesn't comment on the merits of the case, and that's going to be decided by a judge or jury in this case. but what will happen is the evidence will be laid out and not only the people involved in the case but all of us will hear what the involvement of the saudis was, why these plaintiffs, why these victims families believe that there's a case there. there's a chance bill this case could be thrown out because there's just no evidence. but this law a laws the victims of this and any other terrorism

attacks to pursue the evidence ton try to find the truth. >> saudi arabia has said there will be some economic backlash to this if in fact it passes the president says he'll veto it. heather, we'll see because they may have the votes to overturn a veto. >> it would be the first time in his presidential history so it will be interesting. >> always pleasure. thank you so much heather. >> thanks, bill. >> have good one. 7:36 is the time right now. we have new warning for you. do you have a samsung galaxy note seven? if do you, there's something they want you to do right now. >> someone is telling users not to use the phone at all. just get rid of it. we'll give you the details. plus, we want to show you something. take look. it looks like a thumb nail but looks are deceiving on this one. why technology experts say you need to watch out for this little device. ♪

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replacement because u.s. authorities have already pleaded with customers to not use or charge any of those phones during airplane flights. that's how dangerous they think this may be. this after investigation into reports there were fires from rechargeable lithium batteries to were manufactured by one of the suppliers and issues like they were faulty in creating crg phones. bring them back and they'll fix them and give them back out. ♪ >> i'm anthony mongeluzo and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. today we'll talk about technology and safety. there's a lot of bad things going on in the world but help physical with some technology we can keep you safer. coming soon first, the new ring. what it basically it's a ring. it goes on your finger and when you're jog organize in anyplace outside, you can actually use a button on the ring to alert your emergency contacts where you're at if you're not feeling safe or if something is really serious,

another button hit you can actually have an alert 911 it will call the police using your cell phone and send them your location. pretty cool. those guys are out of californ california. there's also another great wearable device here coming out of philadelphia. this is called the, and basi basically ties in with an application they made called roar. this device you wear on you and basically you let people know if you feel safe or not. so i can either let people know i'm safe by hitting this button or on my phone sliding this over and immediately it will alert my emergency contacts. it will tell them where i'm at and let them call me quickly or i can give them preset messages. now if the situation goes from feeling unsafe to salute emergency, one button pressed you're calling 911. so technology is here and it's great. you always want to be aware of your surroundings, but not bad way to start if you're running or doing things late at night. you'll want to talk more

technology wearables or apps to keep you save reach out to us hash tag tech tank and we can continue the conversation onli online. ♪ as they always has the coolest devices things that you should check out this one not so much. computer security experts are warning about a new device that can destroy just about anything that's plug into. it's called a u.s. b kill stick. you're seeing it right there. it looks like a thumb drive plugs right into usb port and laptops, pc's televisions, pretty much anything that has usb port n what does it do? >> the problem you plug it in. >> yup. it. >> charges up then surges your device with the energy from it so if it basically fries your device blows it up up termly make your device unusual. it costs little over 50 buck. the question becomes why? its only purpose is to destroy things. you've got that look on your face. >> i don't know. >> this is exactly where i knew we were going with this. so some vindictive, angry person

who wants to destroy your stuff plugs it in and blows up your computer. you support this. >> i'm not saying that. maybe something you've got to hide and you want to blow your own stuff up. or somebody that's been, you know -- >> this is going back to the same song. i bust a window out your car. i key the side of your car. spend 50 bucks to destroy somebody's computer, tv or what have you. >> you reap what you so. >> press charges. that company that's just shady dee. the only purpose of that is to destroy somebody else's proper property. >> true. 7:43. coming up, how about this one? this is cool. really cool. >> okay. >> in fact it's chill. local distillery making history producing something you've never seen in north america. >> but you will see it here. disstillery's unlikely journey from board room to alcohol and the product he's introducing to philadelphia this week you'll see here first. >> not beer and it wasn't your champagne. something else. plus also we are remembering what happened 15 years ago on

this day, this beautiful september 11th and we'll look back through the ice of so many people we've been talking with children that weren't even born on that day. we look at all of the different memorials we'll talk with one of our eagles legends duce staley and how he says it changed the world and how we came together through football as well. ♪

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♪ of course, today marks 15 years since the tragic date september 11th, 2001. the date that will always be sketched in our memory. a day where we'll all pay respect to the men and women that died on that day. so today we take look back through a man that helped to bring our country back together eagles running back duce staley. ♪ >> 15 years ago was one of the most trying yet triumphant times in american history. also a moment where football game more than just a sport. ♪ >> after the tragic events on 9/11 the nfl was you've as way to bring america back together

and give people a chance to feel normal again. something eagles former running back duce staley remembers vividly. >> i remember standing on the side lines talking to a couple guys right before we played seattle. i remember holding the flag and you looked around with some of the teammates, some of my teammates a lot of tears in their eyes. i mean, it was truly historical moment. i just sit back and i just think about all the things that happened all the famil familiesd we're blessed to be in this country that we're in. >> it gave people a chance to realize what's really important being able to do something you love and being surrounded by family. although this moment was coming out of tragedy, dues is proud to be part of it. >> just being able to go around and talk to your teammates, your coaches and ask them what's important. i mean we had all kind of conversations building up to that day. and then, of course, playing on that day historical. >> playing in that game didn't just mean something for the

players and the people of this country but it sent a message to the entire world. >> during a time when we were down, you know, you can't kill us. that's basically what it was saying. we'll continue to thrive and push forward and that's what we did. went out and played the game and a lot of people were saying we shouldn't play a game. we shall just go and, you know, just sit back in your house and just chill. no, we went out and play the game and that game was for those people. ♪ so many different stories how this impacted so many different people. we'll continue to do that throughout the day. scott, we're getting much better weather than we've seen over the last couple of days. we'll take little rain not a hundred degrees. >> there might be one or two spotty showers with that front but i think most of us will stay dry. the bigger story will be the end of that seventh heat wave. it lasted four days. 91 wednesday. 95 on thursday. friday and yes, we hit 95 degrees on yesterday. so three days in a row of

temperatures right around 95 degrees in philadelphia. so your weather headlines for this sunday, winds of change with that front. some heat relief and the taste of fall it's in the seven day forecast. we have kind of breezy conditions. winds still out of the southwest 13 miles per hour see that camera kind of moving about. 79 degrees, humidity at 79%. so out ahead of the front winds out of the south and west. it's moving through central pennsylvania right now. but behind it winds out of the north and west. we have 77 degrees in trenton this morning. 77 in atlantic city. along with wilmington. 77 a popular number. pottstown 77. along with lancaster. 78 right now in allentown. behind that front, you can see those temperatures low 60s in buffalo. 59 degrees right now in pittsburgh so that's the lower humidity and also the more comfortable temperatures that will move in by the afternoon. big game at the linc kicked off forecast 1:00 o'clock. 83 degrees by 4:00 o'clock 85. those winds a little breezy with

that frontal passage out of the north and west 10 to 15 miles per hour. down the shore we're looking at temperatures today right around 84 degrees. for tomorrow, 77 degrees turning even cooler but a breezy day for your sunday. the pocono mountains forecast by the afternoon, 75 degrees. by tonight temperatures look at that drop into the low 50s. the seven day forecast showing a nice start to the week. the heat peaks on wednesday but then a fall taste of air thursday and friday of next week. back to you. ♪

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♪ >> on today's around the house i'm hanging out at this hole in the wall. we'll got bill mill man. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming in. i got lot of kids damaging things. what do i do to fix a hole in the wall. >> we'll do something we call dutch patch. i don't know why they call dutch patch but that's what we call it. so the first thing we're going to do is we're going to change this from being this round weird shape. >> okay. >> i cut a little pattern of a square. >> yup. >> we're just going to outline it. >> perfect. >> and then i'm going to quickly -- sorry for the mess. >> i'm going to quickly -- sorry

for the mess. >> why are we making a square. why will this help? >> you'll see in a minute. what i'm going to do i'm going to make a little bit bigger. >> i'm going to make a patch. and instead of trying to match the odd shape we're going to make it a nice square that's easy to match. >> save these knives for later. other uses. thanks, bill. he'll help. >> perfect. >> so then what do we do? we take the same shape we just used -- what happened to my pencil? here we go. i'm going to draw it. >> then you just take that one and cut it out and it will fit right in. >> close. what i'm going to do is i'm actually going to leave part of the paper on. >> why will do you that. >> because the paper is going to overlap the existing paper of the drywall. >> ooh. >> see how i have this. >> kind of like peeling an

orange. trick there. >> you don't have to press too hard. all you're doing is just cutting right through the paper surface. >> i'm watching this so intens intensely because i have holes in my house i need to fill. i can learn something from this. >> you know what, bill, the season is starting today. so there's going to be lot of things thrown at walls, right? >> i had kids break my tv like that. we would sit in here. >> perfect. >> all right. ba we're going to do we're going to use joint compound. >> okay. this is going to be our glue. >> perfect. >> to hold it in place. >> i'm going to put a lot of and just kind of butter up this back. >> i'm amazed you can really get this done as we're doing in about three minutes of time. >> i've had a lot of practice. been doing it for while. >> it is messy. >> if we push it in, and pull it out just hike that. >> pretty impressive, bill. really impressive.

>> yeah. >> ta hi da. >> specialsly 8:00 o'clock on sunday morning. (laughter). >> we have no pity for you. really 7am in the morning? >> what you're going to do give yourself two or more three coats like this when it's done take a sanding block, sand it down, that's it. >> you can do it in thee minutes. i could probably do it in 30. i'm on board. this is good. >> thank you so much. i know making you nervous. pressure of tv. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. thanks for having me in. >> real simple and easy how it is to do that. that's today's around the house. we'll be right back. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market...

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>> as we take a live look at new york city, remembering 9/11. this morning on good day, we're marking 15 years since the september 11th attacks as new york city rebuilt world trade center and how the region and nation is remembering the day that changed our world forever. hillary clinton expressing some regret over her choice of words while describing some of donald trump's supporters.

the one word she says she wishes she hadn't said. and we're wearing our eagles green. we're ready. the doug pederson and carson wentz era of eagles football kicks off in just a few hours. are you ready for some football ♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ good day on this sunday. we are wearing our eagles green. we are wearing our colors with pride as we are -- exempt scott he can't wear it because of the green screen. >> yeah. >> would that really be a problem. >> he would disappear. >> yes. >> i want to see. >> i have hues of green. >> he does the weather i want to see. >> does that really had a and? >> thank you, bill. >> so let's take live look outside. it is beautiful day. you don't disappear it's not green enough. >> it's not grown enough. >> it doesn't work. karen, you try it. >> i'll try later in the show.

let me have scott do -- everyone wants to know what the weather will be like damage it's been so darn hot recently. scott, you do the weather. i promise to do it later in the show. >> definitely has been kind of hazy. it's been hot. we've been in the middle of that seventh heat wave, karen, as we take live look still kind of warm and muggy hazy sunshine on this sunday. 80 degrees. the humidity it's still high at 79%. bota as we talk about those weather headlines, winds of change some heat relief on the way with a cold front. even a taste of fall in that seven day forecast. so out ahead of the front winds out of the south and west. but behind the front, we're ta talking about dropping temperatures, lower humidity with a wind shift out of the north and west. that will move in over the neck several hour. low 60s in the poconos right n now. we have 79 wilmington. 79 in trenton. 77 in atlantic city and wildwo wildwood. but take look at the temperatures off to the far north and west behind that front. 62 buffalo. 60 degrees right now in pittsburgh so everyone wants to know what's the forecast like

for kick off at the linc. mostly sunny, breezy. kick off temperatures around 83 degrees. 85 by 4:00 this afternoon. so across the board 86 the high in center city. 84 degrees down the shore. and 84 in the lehigh valley. we'll talk much more about that taste of fall with the seven day forecast coming up. but here's look at today's traffic. ♪ good morning, everybody. are you ready for some football eagles home opener 1:00 o'clock down at lincoln financial field. i'm going to bet i was jelly donut they are already stacked and packed practicing their their tailgating making sure the grills work. game time kickoff at 1:00 o'clock. wee see a lot of unusual volume in and out of south philadelphia. that includes 95, the schuylkill expressway, and then around that 4:00 o'clock game time, bam, instant traffic jam. keep in in mind if you're watching us down the shore and coming back later on this afternoon to the city. you'll see that extra volume once you cross over anyone of the bridges. the best way, of course, for the sports fans, broad street subway

or the market frankford line. septa is adding extra service all day long. have great day. let's go, eagles!? and we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning. ♪ it's been 15 years since the 9/11 terror tacks where 3,000 people lot of their lives and thousands of others were injur injured. today relatives and loved ones of 9/11 victims continue to keep the tradition of honoring those people at ground zero in new york city. president obama will be speaking at observance at the pentagon in about 9:30 this morning. also, here in pennsylvania, we're expect so many to be gathering outside by that field in shanksville at the flight 93 national memorial in somerset county. garden of reflect in bucks county also holding special events. so many that are happening really all over our area. so we're focusing on just one of them right now. >> this morning people can come together in prayer and music as you said at that location.

fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose is live there in bucks county with more. good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, bill and karen. the ceremony takes place in just about half an hour and you can see behind me people have already started to arrive and fill up the seats here. now survivors as well as victims family members will speak and read poetry. 18 people from bucks county died in the 9/11 terror tax. we have moments from last year to show you as we await for this ceremony to begin. now, 15 years later, after the events of 9/11, part of remembering and honoring the victims includes passing on that painful legacy of the day to children and teens not yet born or just too young to have their own memories of 9/11 and that's what ceremonies like this morning's remembrance at the garden of reflection. we spoke this morning with 14-year-old. he's a volunteer here and every year since he was 10 he says he came. he comes to help set up and organize the annual 9/11

anniversary ceremony. his father witnessed the attacks and cj says he is doing what he can to honor those killed. >> he just said there was smoke outside the window and they couldn't really see anything and once the smoke cleared up there was like burning papers, they went outside and then they just saw the towers were down and, you know, it was a lot of confusion at the time. they didn't really know what was happening. but, you know, they said once they realized it was just -- it was tragedy and, um, you know, i come out here every year to just honor the families and honor the victims who lost their life. it's great to see how many people come out here from all over the county and just participate in this event, and we can all stand together help the people that lot of family members. >> reporter: every year since he was 10 years old in fact out here live. you can see what cj was referring to already so many people out here gathering for this event and even as we speak

more cars and more people continue to arrive. now, this morning, they will chronologically mark the events of september 11th, 2001 bells will toll for each time planes struck the twin towers the pentagon and the field near shanksville, pennsylvania. as you mentioned song and prayer will fill the memorial here as well. we will be here covering this event as we will every year, of course, as we have every year. back to you bill and karen. >> sabina, thank you so many events happening down in atlantic city and margate, run in pennsauken. there's a hero's 5k run there are a lot of runs happening on this day. of course, 10:00 a.m. at the philadelphia memorial ceremony at the betsy ross house and a lot of our leaders will be there inn clueing our fire commissioner adam thiel and police commissioner are you char ross and prison commissioner blanche carney leading that one there as well. let's take another life look. we were up in new york at the the freedom tower. now we're in washington at the the pentagon. we'll continue our coverage, of

course, this morning and of course on our later news casts as well. 8:06. local news. police in maple shade, new jersey, are looking foreman whose behind is string of disturbing robberies many times target the elderly much police it's happened four times in 10 days. he's been knocking on doors or in in some case he just walks in the house. you asks for water or says he's selling things. investigators have several sketches of the man much that's what you're looking at when the homeowner isn't looking he grabs anything he sees. anything of value and then he walk out. the man grabbed this woman's purse after coming in to her house uninvited. >> it was sitting on the piano. so when he back up into the piano, his arms were behind him, he just pick it up, and when he walk out the door, his back wasn't towards me. >> now in one case the manmade off with over $800. maple shady police say he may have gotten away in light-colored pickup truck. so if you know anything, please give them a call. all right.

update on story we told you about on good day yesterday. police identified the man they say barricaded himself inside of a home in cobbs creek prompting swat teams to come in and take over. police were called out to 200 block of south millick street after 24-year-old kadeem nelson allegedly assaulted his mother and when police got there to the scene, they say he began shooting at them and one of the bullets hit his sister. officers returned fire striking nelson. he then went back into the house and swat teams were called out to the scene. they arrested him without any further issues. the extent of his injuries and his sister's injuries is not known. major break through that could end the fighting in syria. the syrian government has accepted an agreement by the united states and russia calling for a nationwide cease fire that would begin tomorrow. this comes after more than five years of war including recent air strikes in the northern part of the country that killed at least 40 people. the us and russia announced the deal yesterday. under the terms of the

agreement, the countries will work on military missions together to go after isis and al-qaida in syria. this is an absolutely unforgettable day for 13 children who from the east falls area they live in abbotsford homes. they got to go to the white house as part of the developments annual youth summit. that's where people that used to live there and then they've become successful and have careers come back and help the kids and model for them a future that's possible. so there were lots of great messages coming from the kids who are about to get on the bus. >> barack obama, please can you get me into harvard? >> i mean, i love washington, d.c. i really like politics, and hopefully when i grow up i can become president. you never know. >> so one of the people he used to live there that a ranged for this whole trip to the white showers now a civil rights attorney with the us department of justice. nice way to give back. 8:10. tonight in atlantic city the 52

contestants in the miss america pageant will be competing to win the crown and become miss america 2017 i love when they do this one show us your shoes. they have have the most amazing footwear and that's one of the fun things look at that. they were showing off their you meek personalities as they were riding down the boards. all right. are you ready? here comes -- are you ready some football? >> they have trained us whenever you hear that sound, gives me energy. >> that's my ring tone on my phone. >> there you go. a lot of other people as well eagles all set to kick off the action today for the 2016 season. of course, game time 1:00 o'clock today. we're playing the browns. we got a new coach, we got new quarterback and can we get it done? >> and we've got you covered all day with football. you can join us at 10:00 i'll be joining the team for "game day live". then at 11:00, it's fox nfl sunday. giants and cowboys kick off at 4:00 and recap it at 10:30 with sports sunday right after fox 29

news at 10. you'll want to watch those games because that's important. they help figure out where the eagles will be in the standings. check it out all day. >> we love to watch that. you have to watch the next game. >> i hate them so much i want to watch them. >> everyone will watch it. be a huge game. so obviously along with the birds kicking off the new season comes -- >> a new quarterback. carson wentz. this afternoon will mark wentz first degree nfl start but will he be able to limit his rookie mistakes? >> hey, quincy. guys, tomorrow at 12:00 noon i'll start my own show right here called the q. i'll give you a tour of the studio coming up next. >> all right. came in early for us. >> i'm excited about this. watching him practice. that show will be out standing. >> thank you for sending in these pictures we love when you share with us national grandparents day. andrew, adorable. here are his. >> scott, waiting for the eagles game to start film that's like me put on my injuries see and getting ready for the game.

>> thank you kathy baker. we appreciate it. i am z ready. >> from mike owens, grandmom and pop celebrating the eagles as well as national grant parents day. thank you for that and keep watching "good day philadelphia".

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all right. we've been talking about this. i tried to do it. i wasn't dressed appropriately for it. where is karen? >> i told you we have a green screen here. it's a nine today. when you wear green on the green screen, you become invisible. i can do the weather right here across this is big front moving across me. >> that is a little creepy. >> that's why scott williams cannot wear green. >> sorry serio as well. >> all right. fair enough. look at this. rocking it. >> so excited. >> we are rocking it. we're excited about a new show that is launching on fox 29 tomorrow and it is going to be a hit. q. >> it is the q we've got our quincy harris launching the sh show. he's got big names, big surprises. i her the music is greatly the guests have been dancing and having so much fun. quincy, good morning. >> do you have your own walk -- where is quincy. >> where is q. >> i walk through -- ooh eye walk through here.

>> do you have a walk up song? >> yes, die. yes, i do. guys, i'm just a kid from germantown walnut lane and magnolia that had a dream and this dream is being realized with this show. this is what i've always wanted to do. i'm excited i come out of here, right? 12 noon tomorrow. >> who will be on the show. >> crowds right here. >> hold on. i got -- come on. >> giving us the tour of the studio. >> here, here. the crowds right here, right. >> right. >> we go upstairs like snl. crowds upstairs. >> then we have dj that's his dj booth or area and then i come right here. x mark the spot we'll get a better x. come on guys. work with me. i stand right here. i give people what's going on with me because i'm not perfect, guys. i don't claim to be perfect i'm not an expert at anything, but just living i guess. >> you're unselling it a little bit. >> i bring personal stories. >> you're under selling it.

i saw the rehearsal. i saw the energy. they go it's the q! and then you come out. the crowd is going nuts. >> and this is the thing. we have tickets -- tights are not sold out but they're booked until notify. the crowds here it's a lot of crowd interaction. i feed off the crowd which i love. we talk right here. then i move over here. i'm telling you guys a lot. we do queue it up. yes. yes, karen. >> can you tell me who is coming on the show? i mean -- >> tomorrow -- tomorrow at 12 noon the roots will be on the show. >> no? >> okay. quest love. >> no. >> black thought. at a rick today amir and will be on the show. who else will be on the show tomorrow. >> i believe a guy that debuts his own talk show at 2:00 p.m. right here on fox 29 tomorrow harry connick, jr. >> ahh ! >> i love him. >> we have marry connick. we have the roots. okay? i'm pretty excited about it. >> i don't want to -- >> come over here. >> q, i don't want to tease too

far in the week because we're starring to hear about some of the guests. that's great first show. we'll tell people it just keeps getting better throughout the week. it will be lot of fun. >> yes. we'll have performances over here. you see like we're on market street. so we'll have some performances right here like, say, just imagine like, tomorrow, quest love afro is big and, you know, black thought he's like, yea, yea, uh-huh, had you uh-huh, right there. then we'll have like the barbara walters type interview right here. what happened to you? talk to mow. >> people will cry. >> what's your line to make people cry? >> what's your question? >> if you were a tree washington kind of tree would you be? >> that's not a crying question. >> request love. we'll figure it out. i wander to come up with something off of my head. i want to say hello to nicky gregory on instagram. she's watching right now. we're interactive online. we're interactive in studio.

watch the q which debuts tomorrow right here on fox 29. i'm excited. >> we're excited for you. i think it's going to be great show. we've seen some of it. so we know it's going to be great show. we're rocking our q shirts. we're hyping up the crowd and can't wait until tomorrow. >> thank you. >> thank you, q. we'll be watching. >> thank you, guys. >> it's great. >> ♪ look at that beautiful sce scene. >> yes. how is scott going to top what you just did in front of the green screen. >> do you have any questions to make people cry? >> i don't. (laughter). >> i don't. >> great. a hurricane that makes us cry. >> of course, yeah but the weather, karen, not going to make you cry today because the heat wave it will come to an end. so it's going to actually be a better forecast across the delaware valley. still warm and muggy kind of hazy sunshine if you're just waking up on this sunday morning out ahead of the front winds out of the south and west. here's the front moving through central pennsylvania behind the front winds out of the north and

west will drop the temperatures and the humidity. upper 70s to right around 80 degrees to start across the area. but some of that drier air and also comfortable temperatures off to the west. 62 in buffalo. look at pittsburgh right now. 20 degrees cooler than philadelphia right now at 60. of course, we are still checking in at 80. so planning your day hour by hour. by lunch time, 83. 86 by 3:00. by 7:00 o'clock, temperatures around 80. kick off forecast, at the linc we're looking at temperatures by 1:00 o'clock right around 83 degrees. 85 at 4:00 with those winds breezy out of the north and west. down the shore 84 today. 70s for tomorrow. even cooler down the shore but breezy certainly today. the poconos, beautiful weather. a loft sunshine this afternoon mid 70s. look at temperatures for tonight in the poconos. a cool 52 degrees. that weather authority seven day forecast showing 82 for monday. 84 on tuesday. the heat kind of increases by

the middle of the week but then a fall front high temperatures thursday, friday, in the upper 70s. back to you. >> i will take it. now, having to meet and get to know someone new can be nerve racking, right? >> sure, yeah. are there things you shouldn't say while you're on your first date? >> who is paying? >> that is a really good one to not say. but there are interestingly words experts say you should u use. the questions you should be asking on your very first date. what they are. some of them will surprise you. >> my other car is a ferrari. >> is that one? >> a local distillery making history producing something unlike you've ever seen in north america coming up the distillery owner's unlikely journey from board room to alcohol and the product he's introducing to philly this week first here on "good day philadelphia". >> i'm going to give you a hint. it's wet. >> that's it. >> we'll be back.

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yesterday pants you have. >> for me,. >> i want to you of a spiff tee pants to go with a spiff eighty three pair of shoes. use a coupon. sue serio loves coupons. >> go when there's a sale. you don't need a thousand pants of pants, jared. >> i just don't like to shop. >> you go one time you get one pair of pants, one pair of shoes even with that cute little polo it could have been looked a little better. >> better than this. >> i think so. >> okay. >> give your wife permission to go shopping. >> i do. >> good. whenever she wants. >> moms need to be spiff eighty three. how much do you think you spent on your two boys? exactly much here's my point, ladies and gentlemen, encourage your husband, encourage your baby dad daddy, to go and get a stiff pee pair of pants and shoes much guess what? this is cool. we love you no matter what. i can't wait to see you more spiffier. >> you agree with that, right sue. >> i agree.

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♪ this is a great classic. this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york islands. scott, what will the weather be

like across this land. >> pretty muggy start, karen, but front that will bring temperatures down. the humidity down an end to our seventh heat wave. let's talk about where we're at and where we're going. as far as the number of days wednesday, none. it was 95 thursday, friday. 95 yesterday. today high temperatures will be top out in the mid 80s putting an end to that heat wave. but right now, still out ahead of that front. so winds are more out of the west southwest. we have scattered clouds hazy sunshine out there. but here's the front that will bring the difference by the afternoon. moving through the central part of the state. behind it, winds out of the north and west we'll see sunshine returning across the area as well as lower humidity. we have 77 lancaster, pottstown, 77 wrightstown, 77 in atlantic city and wildwood. 80 right now in philadelphia. but take look to the western part of the state. it's 60 degrees right now in pittsburgh. so by kickoff, we'll call it mostly sunny. breezy, temperatures by

1:00 o'clock right around 83. by 4:00 o'clock, 85 degrees. back over to you. >> thank you, scott. more drama with personal e-mails we're not talking about hillary clinton. we're talking about governor chris christie. a judge says the governor's personal e-mails must be searched or he has to prove that that has already happened to comply with the state's open public records law. the judging is using the people of freedoms information request. it's public document. so this was done by the north jersey media group now seeking a number of these records including christie's correspondences around the whole time of that bridge gate scand scandal. time for you decide political coverage. hillary clinton of course we were just talking about now walking back some comments after sparking a campaign trail fire storm taking aim at donald trump supporters calling many racist and sexist. >> still she said that quote

white supremacists see trump as a champion of their values "kristin fisher monitoring all the latest from the trail. >> reporter: a fresh war of words on the campaign trail with hillary clinton taking aim at supporters of rival donald tru trump. >> you can put half of trump' supporter noose what i call the basket of deplorables. the race seive, sexism home poe phobic. >> comments coming friday night at a new york fundraiser saturday afternoon she released a statement "i was grossly generalist tick and that's never a good idea. i regret saying half. that was wrong. "meanwhile online donald trump pouncing calling clinton quote so insulting to his supporters who he calls millions of amazing hard-working people. trump predicting the comments will cost clinton at the polls. governor mike pence weighing in during saturday afternoon speech in washington. >> the men and women who support donald trump's campaign are hard-working americans. they are not a basket of anything. they are americans and they deserve your respect.

>> reporter: meantime donald trump was in st. louis today speaking at the funeral of conservative active visit phyllis, but also making headlines after attacking clinton's mental health at a rally on friday. >> personally, i think she's an unstable person. >> reporter: this as the clinton campaign without new ad featuring republicans including south carolina lindsay graham and former republican nominee mitt romney. >> he's a race phobic rheologies tick. >> drum sap phony, a fraud. >> the ad says gop leaders agree that trump is unfit to be president. trump is responding online by saying, it's sad that republicans would allow themselves to be used in clinton ad. in washington, i'm kristin fisher, fox news. this week on fox news sund sunday, 15 years after 9/11, are americans more or less safe? we'll get an assessment of future threats from secretary of homeland security ja johnson. then did he beat between former house speaker newt gingrich a

trump adviser and xavier bizarre row a clinton backer on whether trump or hillary clinton is better equipped to be commander in chief. and our power play of the week all this week on fox news sund sunday. ♪ >> okay. the time has come and we're ready for some eagles football. the doug pederson and carson wentz era is set to begin the birds kick off against the browns today at 1:00 o'clock. sean brace in today. good morning. how are you. >> good morning, good morning. feeling good, feeling great. that's right. the games finally count. finally here regular season kicks off 1:00 o'clock and the browns in town. no better way to get the started started than with the cleveland browns. that's for sure. >> it's not a bad team to start against for rookie quarterback, rookie coach. what do you expect to see from them? >> rookies will struggle no matter what especially you just said with doug pederson tend to go forget do you doug pederson this is his first rodeo as well as a head coach. really interesting to combine

both of those factors but i think carson wentz when you lock back what you're able to see it was only the one quarter but even then looking back at what did he at college, i just don't get the feeling like he's going to fold under pressure. i feel like he's a really ment mentally strong rookie. we'll see. again i'm just guessing here. so we'll see how this plays out today. but i have confidence in carson wentz stepping up. >> i think one of things he'll have going for him even when he came out the field for that one quarter the city really wants him to succeed. >> yeah. >> we're not trying to take him down. show us what you got. it's like we want him to do well. he'll have our support. >> yup. >> until -- (laughter). >> then you know how it goes. >> not us. we played a soundbite yesterday on sports. he said i'm excited. i think in the 302nd clip about six times. no lie. dzhokhar son wentz is juice up he's asking for some jam from the fans today. so i'm sure he'll get plenty of that. he will will be a great time down at the linc. >> i heard somebody say that they're willing to watch carson wentz struggle little bit.

carson wentz go through growing pains. they weren't willing to watch sam bradford sting it up. philly does seem to be little bit more patient with him at lost now than we're normally known for. >> it's week one. >> right. >> it's week one. i'm really interested to see how that's going to play out week five, week six. but if he struggles eagles fans will start guessing, wait a minute we gave up a little bit and now we got a lot back in return. bottom line they d they moved up in the draft. so we'll see. i mean obviously if he struggles eagles fans will be upset. but really like you is he, it's a rookie we all understand. let's let it play out. >> what do we expect today? >> i think a victory today. i think darren sproles scores. special teams touchdown. i think special teams steps up. i think ryan matthews has a big game because the cleveland browns struggled bense the run all last year i like the odds. eagles come out with victory week one can't beat that. >> my dark horse. dgb. new wide receiver i think steps up and has a big game. >> could. definitely k that's for sure. >> all right. these are coming for all of us.

>> explain what they are. >> i went and bought all of the oldie mr. company murray jerseys because we're fox 29. obviously. and what do you do with oldie marco murray jerseys. >> you customize them with your own name hash tag twitter were the now in fairness i had to see if it would work. so i did it. i made mine. karen is giving mow grieve -- lie all of them shortly. >> his is here. >> i didn't want to buy a bunch of stuff that didn't work and get stuck with them. >> i love getting old jersey you can pick them up at tj maxx. >> $12, baby. >> he's so good. >> we love it. >> he is so good. >> i'm a bargain hunter. >> nice move, man. i like that. that's psych. >> maybe he'll get one for you. >> i gotcha. i need your twitter account. i got you. >> appreciate that. >> want to talk about bugs because we'll be eating them. >> why would we be eating bugs? because they're yummy and delicious. so crunchy. look at the protein crawling around. >> this isn't helping. but that's coming up. >> there's a festival happening in our city today.

a lot of fun and why you, too, may want to eat some insects and having to meet and get to know someone new can already be nerve racking. the things that shouldn't you say while on first date coming up. the conversations you shouldn't have when starting a new relationship. we just got tweet one of them was never bring up an ex. >> well, how about that? ♪

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♪ welcome back. taking a live look outside. little bit of cloud cover out there. not as hot as it has been. that's good thing. all right. we want to get your opinion about this one, because we're all right having internal debates on this one. there are certain questions a apparently that you should be asking on your first date. >> that you should ask. >> yes. they say -- they serious people say that you should ask the person things like, what made you decide to ask me out? have you been in love before? they say don't be afraid, don't be afraid to ask about their past relationships. for example, ask what is the thing your exes complained the most about? hmm. >> what? >> no. >> i'm supposed to tell you what's wrong with me on the first date? >> laugh. >> it's interesting to is he what you'll same that's almost like a job interview the boss asks what are your flaws and

you're supposed to say things like, i work too hard. i just am too committed. i'm just too dedicated. you should come up with your canned answer answer in infection. >> she couldn't take all the love and affection i showered her with. >> see. >> can you cook, do you have kids, do you have job. >> these are questions you ask. >> no, those are typical questions. >> what do you ask on your fiss date? >> can you cook? >> because you love food. you're a foodie. >> it's very important. >> if she said no i make err sorry visions. i know how to cook, too much it's not necessarily deal breaker but, yeah. >> there you go. >> she says no, it's a deal breaker, scott. >> next. next. >> all good stuff. do you have good credit? >> important stuff like that. >> love laugh. >> seriously ask that? absolutely. >> nice to might. do you have good credit. >> if we go forward somebody will have to co sign for the mortgage. >> right. >> you need to know these things when you're involved in a relationship. >> let us know what you think about this one.

>> do you live in your mom's bay many. >> you run. tell us about your most recent first date or maybe a question that you ask because that does make me laugh. you can put it on facebook, twitter use our hashing to fox 29 good day. i'll check some of them when we come back on that one. you can make video. that's lot of fun for that. all right. coming up, a local distillery making history. they're already here. we saw some of the bottles. producing something unlike you've ever seen in north america. coming up that disstillery owner's unlikely journey from board room to alcohol and the product they're introducing to philly this week. >> i'm going to tell you they made alcohol from beats. >> like brandy. they're setting up in the stud studio. it should be good segment. >> thanks for sending in your pictures. this is our nana page by khla, kaiden and kamal. loll you forever and a day.

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because in exactly seconds from now it was 8:46 when that first plane hit the tower there and we'll have a moment of silence and we'll also have the reading of names, 200 minute nine -- almost though thus san people had lot of their lives. ♪ (bell rings)

(moment of silence). >> tolling of the bell mark the exact moment that the first plane hit and we can see all of the families and elected officials and major important political figures that have gathered for this day. so many people as you can see there showing and reinforcing the huge impact that that had how many lives were touched as we continue to reflect and remember the people who lost their lives on this day actually just moments ago, 15 years ago. >> and you hear now from family members who will read the names usually and so many we all listen for. people we knew that were friends of us or relatives or neighbors. we lost many, many from the delaware valley as well that would be up there working in new york and we've heard so many of their stories over the years. so those we knew and those were certainly learned about we will think of all of them on this d

day. scott, take to us weather. >> certainly never forget. as far as weather conditions on this day we're talking about hazy sunshine but good news, a front will be moving through and that will bring some heat relief and also some lower humidity by this afternoon. as we look at ultimate doppler out ahead of the front we have some clouds still kind of muggy stepping out but behind this front we're looking at temperatures dropping and that humidity lowering. hazy sunshine right now. the philadelphia international airport. 80 degrees. humidity right now at 79%. the kick off forecast at the linc it will be mostly sun know by then, breezy, 83 at 1:00 o'clock. by 4:00 p.m., 85. winds out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. so a cross the region 86 the high. by this afternoon center city down the shore 84 degrees. the lehigh valley we're looking breezy but more comfortable. 84 degrees. weekend went dough she's had

heed down the shore to morey's peer for water bark. yeah you her it right. a pool party for your pets. temperatures right around 84 degrees. so great for a puppy pool party down the shore in wildwood. so temperatures will top out right around 84 degrees today. 70s in the forecast for tomorrow. and once again, it is going to be breezy. the seven day forecast showing low 80s early in the week. near 90 on wednesday. but look at the fall preview thursday in forty three day. become to you. >> thank you, scott. as many of you know craft brewing has been a thing for while now. we're seeing a lot more craft distilling. local business owners making things like vodka, gin and rum and our next guest is doing just that. karen? >> joining us from a place called the board room in lansdale montgomery county worth checking out. you left the corporate world to get into alcohol and have done wonders. >> good decision. >> thank you. >> thank you. what did you bring for us today. >> so today we have handful of

products but we're really focusing on our beets specialty spirits releasing on monday. from five to 7:00 at martha voted the best new bar in philadelphia with high end mixology. why not row lease new innovative product at one of the most innovative bars nest city. >> obviously we want to try it. >> perfect. >> moving from consulting in the corporate world to starting this type of business, intrigues a lot of people. how do you that. >> it was quite the journey. my wife, brother and i did road warrior lifestyle, but in the spirit of american entrepreneurship, wanted to start a business of our own making a product of our own. and us coming from cultures that are rich in distilling traditions my wife is hungarian my brother and i are are a main yann we wanted to bring those old world traditions and combine them with the innovation that's helping in the craft disstilling industry in the us right now. >> let's try it. let's -- i thought the beet alcohol, liquor, would be red colored but i was wrong. but there is one that is. >> this is red.

>> what did you mix together, what do we have? >> first things first i'd love to you have guys take a smell of the traditional product itself. >> okay. >> it will be very beety we fermented 2,000 pounds of beets and distilled them. it takes 8 pounds of beets to make one of these bottles. it's a labor of love. >> it does smell like beets. >> what are we going to taste when we try this. >> we're going to start you off this sunday morning might as well have a nice sunday starter with a bloody mary. >> why not. for this bloody mary i use house made graziano products mix about an ounce and a half of board room vodka with little bit of the beat in there to give it the earth theeness and smokiness. >> do you like that. >> i love her responses. hmm. that's actually really good. >> you can taste the beet in there. >> this is phenomenal. tomorrow night people are welcome to come out. what else did you bring over here? this is pretty. we have the board room gin what we're doing with that traditional gym let which has

about 2-ounces of the board room gin, about three quarters of an ounce of fresh squeezed lime juice and three quarters of an ounce of simple syrup. i'll shake vigorously and pour it right here to at this particular time off what i'm going to do, a little bit of difference, i'm going to put little bit of float over the beet on there to give eight little bit of a character. so it's a nice traditional classic drink and then, excuse my reach. >> i'll do this one. you'll have to shake up that last one because we have, we're running out of time. >> you got it. >> yeah. >> always got a career. >> people can catch at the board room in lansdale and tomorrow at martha where you'll debut the new alcohol. worth trying. 91 of us really had beets. besat me. >> thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> i'll try this. >> have fun. >> we'll be right back.

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(burke) and we covered it, february third, twenty-sixteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ we moved from sampling beet alcohol inside to moving outside to try delicious food. karen, we got green festival coming up. >> eagles green we're dawking about environmentally green. so we have rachel from miss rachel's pantry. >> hello. >> good morning. good morning. >> do you vegan treats. >> we do vegan treats. wedding catering, dinners and we have little restaurant in south philadelphia. >> well walk us through what

we've got. >> this is our vegan mals is a ball soup, onion kin knishes. that's our particular princess cake. today i'll be demoing dumplings here which are carl memorized onion, apple and cashew ricotta. over there sticky buns we do every weekend at our restaurant. >> we love it watch time are you going to do the cooking demo. >> at noon. it's free at second and lombard. and i'll be there for sometime showing how to make these dumplings. >> thank you rachel. we'll find out more about the event. how are you doing? >> hi. green fest philly is the place to learn about sustain ability while having fun. it's today at head house square from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. come on down. see how rachel cooks. drive an electric car and taste some bugs. >> bugs? let's see what this is. >> step in front ain't round. >> what's your name. >> holt. >> i know what this is because i have chickens. >> okay. you know -- have you ever tried your chicken feed. >> my kids have. i thought i was the worst mother in the world because they said

they wanted that try. go ahead. try it they cep eating it. would you stop with the meal worms. why would anyone eat meal worms. >> bug yum we've partnered with a chef fun tony at from the culinary institute of america to start to flavor these things make them more appealing. >> it's so hard. >> what's this one. >> ranch meal worm. we have a southwest chili. >> that's actually pretty good. >> citrus. >> thank you. >> i haven't had breakfast. >> go for it. >> this is the breakfast of better than champions. >> tastes like chicken. >> we love it. over here we'll be making t-shirts what's your name. >> hope and this is my t printing shop. >> you've got 20 seconds. let's see it. >> let's make some shirts. >> bill anderson likes to make shirts. >> i do. >> look at that. >> i like that. >> it took less than 20 seconds to do a shirt. >> if you come on down you can make your own t shirts. >> thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. we had wonderful morning with you. we hope that you join us again

and, of course, let's go eagles! >> go, eagles! >> stop by the green fest. have a great day.

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i'm chris wallace. 15 years after 9/11 we'll examine the security of our homeland. are americans more or less safe? and how is it shaping the trump/clinton campaign? ♪ ♪ as we pause to remember one of the darkest days in our nation's history, we get an assessment of future threats. >> you cannot eliminate all risk. whether it is a terrorist attack or a mass shooting. >> today secretary of homeland security jeh johnson on keeping america safe. then a debate between former house speaker newt gingrich, trump advisor and a clinton backer on which candidate is better equpp