♪ >> this morning on good day following multiple developing stories on the top left of your screen new surveillance video showing normal night in new york city turning terrifying. dozens of people were injured. following an explosion that the mayor up there of new york bill diblasio was calling an intentional act. >> it come the same day as video that you see on the top right of your screen. a 5k charity race in seaside park ocean county canceled after a pipe bomb exploded along the course. and of course, on the bottom of your screen we're learning a lot more this morning about a rampage in west philadelphia that left a woman dead, several people including two police officers shot and gunman also dead. who police say planned to go out and hurt as many people as possible. thank you for joining us on this sunday, september 18th. i'm karen hepp. >> i'm bill anderson. let's begin with the investigation into that blast in

new york city. we'll take look at surveillance video from a gym near the site of the explosion. witnesses say the blast blew out the windows of businesses and scattered debris in the area and fox news is reporting that sources say a second device was found reportedly a pressure cooker. fox's jackie ibanez has more. >> reporter: a powerful explosion rocking lower manhattan saturday night injuring 29 people. the blast shattering windows and forcing the closure of several blocks. the explosion shot jolting a bustling neighborhood teaming with restaurants, bars and pedestrians. alarming city what has been pretty calm weekend evening. authorities are unsure the cause of the explosion and are exploring various possibilities right now. new york city mayor declined to answer whether the cause of the bomb in dumpster. >> there's no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. >> reporter: the blast happened around 8:30 in the evening in front of 135, 23rd

street between sixth seventh avenues. people seven blocks away reported hearing and feeling loud boom and nypd has video of the explosion and it's collecting more video but would not discuss additional details of the investigation. >> the early indications, initial indications is this was an intentional act. we'll have lot more to say in the coming hours as we have more detailed analysis but we believe at this point in time this was an intentional act. >> reporter: nypd officers including members of the counter terrorism squad are on the scene along with fbi agents and police helicopters with essential lights. police searching for more potential explosives and nearby streets are closed. >> i heard boom, boom and everything started shaking. and there was big mounds of smoke and people started running. >> reporter: white house officials say president obama has been briefed on the explosion. in new york, jackie ibanez, fox news. also, developing this morning, horrifying police radio calls a gunman on a rampage,

ambushing a philadelphia police officer inside her patrol car. >> i'm i'm had the mcdonald's off first street. help me, please! >> not far away in west philadelphia, a university of pennsylvania officer is down and four more people are shot. cornered the gunman shoots it out with police. the officers take him down. >> okay. let's get some supervisors out here and shut this area down please. >> here's what we know this morning. philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young remains in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. she is expected to recover. the up cop 13 other shooting victims are also recovering and pleases still have not identified the 25-year-old woman shot outside her home in west philadelphia. but we are learning more about the gunman. a man police say had a long criminal record. let's get tout steve keeley live outside penn presbyterian

hospital where sergeant young is recovering. good morning, steve. >> reporter: let's leave with the important people first and that is all five of the shooting victims wounded are still here at last report from philly police at the hospital. that includes the man in the car with that young girl killed, two people on the bar entrance area shot as they helped patron in wheelchair and the two wounded police officers. and even though police released this picture of the shooter, that they admit they may never get a clear picture into the mind of 25-year-old nicholas glenn, who averaged more than two arrests year since he turned 18. so lots of mug shots like yearbook photos every year, lots of arrests mostly for drugs. his last lawyer and foster mother say prison time made him seem more troubled each time. but never to police or people who knew him and talked one lickly so far say there were any hints that he'd act out like this. >> the envelope was actually entitled "doomed" and he was

referring to anybody who would be in his path other than the rantings that he had in that letter, we don't know again what this was motivated by. we unfortunately may never know in this case. and we just hopeful that everyone else survives their wounds. this is horrific night. i'm not just talking about the physical part of it but the psychological as spec of it, t too. this is the united states of america. this should not happen in this country. it's just the bottom line, you know, and this is not an indictment of anything, i don't get political. i'm just saying this is a country where we have to do better with gun violence. >> reporter: zone as we've seen already, a couple of times this year, starting with the first time, someone with a gun and with a mindset to assassinate philly police officer in january the police commissioner has ordered no officers on the street streets n patrol vehicles mounted or bicycle or motorcycle without a part inner loop as you take our live picture, police are now

doubling up as they say on the street and that's why they are starting right here partnering for sergeant sylvia young. they'll be a police officer here at the hospital all times until she gets out of here and we don't know had that will be, but as police now have two incredible cases of survival, latest hers being shot 18 times and still able to call for help and still alive thanks to those who guys showed up to help her and the surgeons here at the hospital. bill, karen. >> absolute, steve, thank you so much. pennsylvania governor tom wolf was responding to the violence in west philadelphia. he said in part "this is a reminder of the danger that those who seek to keep us safe face every day and we are thankful for the law enforcement personnel who put themselves in harm's way to protect the people of our commonwealth". make shower to keep it right her on fox 29 news. we'll continue to follow all of the developments of this ambush both on air and online fox29.c fox29.com. scary night continued. another blast that left people nearby shaken up.

this time at the jersey shore. the bomb went off in this trash can in seaside park right before a charity 5k race yesterday morning to benefit military veterans. runners would have been passing by at the time but the race was actually delayed. so amazing follow one was hurt. the area was put on lock down and the event canceled. the beach there remains closed and authorities are not yet saying if this is a criminal act or an act of terrorism. >> we're working closely with our federal, local and state officials. we're out there conducting interviews, we're out there securing evidence, and we're making sure that there's no stone left unturned. >> as i said the investigation continues but so far police have not made any arrests. given all of that let's take live look at the ben franklin parkway that's where we have a major race that's about to take place in our city thousands of runners will be taking part in the rock and roll half marathon today it begins over at 7:30 and we have confirmed they made some hider tendon security along the course of the race in the back of everyone's mind is of course

what happened at the boston marathon. officials declineing to into any specifics about some of the security measures they're taking but they did release a statement that reads "safety is all our number one priority and as such we have been collaborating with the local authorities and agencies to ensure a safe environment for all those involved". let's take break from that news and find out what's going on with our weather. scott, they do have the marathon planned to continue. will they get good weather for it? it. >> looks like it will be cloudy and muggy but stay dry but certainly that humidity is up from yesterday, bill. as we take a look at the weather by the numbers on this sunday, scale of one to 10, we will give it a seven, because those temperatures this morning are kind of muggy and also we have the clouds. but we don't necessarily have the rain. it's still off to the west. most of the day will be dry but it will be cloudy. live look right now at the philadelphia international airport showing you kind of cloud cover out there. a little bit of patchy fog. 71 but look at the humidity. up there at 90% already. so as we focus on the rape fall

chances next several days, for today, a 30% chance so most us stay dry. the best chance for rain late tonight into tomorrow ramping up there to 70%. hey, weekend wendy, the rock and roll half marathon she has the water bottle staying hydrated once again those temperatures throughout the race will be in the 70s. the humidity, that is going to be the deal this morning. mostly cloudy for the race but it should stay dry. we'll talk much more about the rain and the totals expected coming up. ♪ good morning everybody. get ready to eat. come on. we got lots of eats for you. the manayunk street eat festival takes place today from 11:00 to 5:00. we'll line main street with all the food trucks. come on by and bring your appetite. also, last day for the rittenhouse square fine arts show festival down there at 18th and walnut if you're using mass transit to get to any of the events today, just allow some extra time. remember septa on that weekend schedule especially the regional

rails. make sure you have the current timetable because there are fewer cars on all of the lines. and joy the rest of the day. i'll see you back here bright and early tomorrow morning. we kick it off at 4:00 a.m. 7:10 is the time right now. there was also another incident last evening where police were fired upon. >> and this one started over a question about marijuana use on south street. >> police say late last night just before midnight police say they smelled marijuana and they saw two men that seemed to possibly be using that at about ninth and south streets when the officers approached those men that's when they say the guys ran away. police eventually caught up with the men and one of them started shooting at an officer. luckily investigators say no one was struck. >> we have two days in a row we have miracle. we have police that have been fired at on the streets and in both instances the police officers have survived. it is a miracle that the police

were able to arrest these two suspects without firing, discharging their weapons. >> investigators found the gun at the scene and those two men were caught and arrested. on the news 7:11 in center city. two-year-old man shot in the arm. this happened just before 3:00 this morning at 15th and market right near center square. the man is current until stable condition over at hahnemann hospital. so far no arrests have been ma made. and in port richmond, police are investigating after three people were shot overnight outside of a nightclub. this was about 4:00 a.m. they were call out investigators were to the castor club located right along the 3000 block of castor avenue. that's where they say they found two people shot in the leg. a third person struck multiple times who is currently in surgery at this hour. police say no arrests have been made in that case. a 30-year-old man is in the hospital this morning after the car he was driving smashed into a building along east erie

avenue and d street in north philadelphia. police were called to that area just before 4:00 a.m. investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash. we do know that the man fractured his leg but we're unsure at this time of this exact condition. all of the stories and all of gun violence prayers to end some of this gun violence right now. there was vigil last night for eight-year-old girl killed in the crossfire of gang violence at her city, and her killer still on the loose and they would like justice. so many friends and family and just the whole community came out to remember gabbie hill carter in camden. this was vigil that came just one day after prosecutors arrested a woman accused of of providing a false alibi for possible person of interest. someone who police are looking for investigation in connection to this murder. if you know who may be responsible there's lot of money in connection with this case. a seventy five $76,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to little gabbie's killer. scary night of conflict and

it continues. a minnesota mall is closed today after last night a man goes on rampage. >> stabbing several people. what investigators say that man asked customers as he was about to attack. it is horrifying. you think some parents take it too far and post way too many pictures of eighty four children on facebook? some do. what if you were the kid in question? coming up we'll tell you why one woman may have a case against her parents claiming that they're over sharing on social media. ♪

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>> we're following a developing story out of minnesota this morning. eight people stabbed in a shopping mall in saint cloud, minnesota, by a man police say was dressed in a private security uniform. those eight people all had non non-life threatening injuries. at tack kerr was shot and killed by an off duty police officer. police say the manmade at least one reference to allah and asked at least one person whether they were muslim but police aren't calling this an act of terrorism saying that the motive as of this moment are unclear. 7:16 is the time. we want to again your opinion about this. did you ever get tired of seeing your friends post all the pictures of their kids on facebook? well imagine how the kids are going to hate that in about 15 years. there is a girl, she's 18 years old, from austria, fed up with all the hundreds of pictures that her parents have posted on facebook over the years and and she's so fed up she's suing her own parents.

she's repeatedly asked them to take down the pictures which show her potty training, laying naked in beds child. her attorney things the photos violate her right to privacy. there's court date in november woman this happen here in this country. attorney lisa garber joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> so good. what do you think about this by the very nature, you know, sorry media means it's social and not private. >> it's not private exactly. even if you alter your privacy settings or only have couple friends, by definition social media is public. so this is really interesting case i think it says light on the fact there's a new study that came out says that parents who have children under the age of five will have posted over 1500 photos of their kids up to the age of five. so it's a little terrifying. i don't think we realize how these digital leg gas cease are going to stay and they're comprehensive they're not going anywhere for kids that grew up in this digital age, under 18, you have those embarrassing photos your parents are consta

constantly over sharing potentially. it could be a problem down the line. >> you know what happens we know in europe they're much strictor when it comes to rules about pam razzie and your privacy d that make big difference because they do have more avenue right to privacy like does chef a case here, say, this is -- it's my life that's out there and i want to be private? >> of course. europe is definitely more privacy centric. us focuses on the fir amendment and freedom of speech, and freedom of expression and in europe actually the french government recently pass add law that said that people including parents who post or distribute photos of someone without their consent so parents who do this of their children could be fined 45,000 you're rows are put in prison for year. this is not something we're seeing in the us right now. we haven't seen this exact scenario play out in the courts. the u.s. with that first amendment centric policy still now there is this ethical legal issue because there is a right to privacy one of the rights to privacy that we have in the us is that we have a right to privacy in our private

information not being under public scrutiny. so we count potty training photos private information? i probably would. >> what do you think will happen in this case? >> i think she has a better case in europe. i think the fact that the parents won't take these photos down is troublesome and problematic. the french standard could vote well for her. in the us a much tougher road ahead of it. >> we'll follow it. certainly a talker. >> it is. >> embarrassing picture of from you your parents? >> of course. not that i would allow my mom to post though. >> liza thank you so much. we really appreciate all of your insight into this case. let us know was think about this case. give us your opinion on this one using our #fox29goodday. >> scott williams we take look out there. you keep saying there's going to be some challenges with the weather. overall pretty nice day. that view seems to show exactly were you're saying. >> yeah, we're looking at mainly clouds across the bulk of the

area for today, bill. rain chances ramp late overnight into your monday. so that tomorrow morning rush could be a little wet. as far as what's happening on those weather headlines, we'll talk about the mostly cloudy and muggy start to your sunday. if you're waking up with coffee, breakfast and walking the dog it will be more humid as you step outdoors but it look like most of that rain holds off until late tonight into monday. we need the rain. we could pick up half an inch to an inch of rain kay cross the area. 71 atlantic city. 71 philadelphia now. toward the lehigh valley 71 in allentown. mid 60s right now in the pocono mountains. so 30% chance today for rain mainly in the afternoon a 70% chance as we move toward tomorrow. so ultimate doppler mostly cloudy, muggy definitely stepping outdoors a couple of sprinkles us a move toward sections of the pocono mountains but the front and most of the moisture still off to the west. we'll tap into that moisture along with some tropical moisture from julia so that will

help to enhance the rainfall overnight tonight and then tomorrow morning. so here's the clock. most of the day once again dry but you can see by tonight watching more rain move in from the north and west, and then by tomorrow, 5:00 a.m., pockets of mod are the to heavy rain kind of moving right toward the i name corridor for that monday morning rush. we keep the clouds and showers around for much of the afternoon as we look at some of those rainfall totals most of today is dry but then take look at some of the totals by tomorrow at 2:00 in the afternoon. close to an inch philadelphia. some isolated areas may be over 2-inches of rain. so once again, planning your day you can see temperatures topping out around 86 degrees. warm and muggy for your sunday. back over to you. all right, scott, thank you so much. this is going to be fun to watch. hollywood rolling out the red carpet. time for the prime time em mow awards. >> coming was that empire star taraji p. henson has to si about her nomination. also, cannot wait for this one. eagles playing monday night

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♪ born to run today for the rock and roll half marathon. they'll be music out there. so much fun. everyone comes out and gets involved and cheers them on. walk out your door and cheer on the runners. >> after that, of course, it's the football sunday. let's find out what's going on with sports in minute. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning i'm tom srendenschek eagles and bears a day away from monday night meeting in chicago on saturday afternoon safety malcolm jenkins explained why he and his teammates will have some form of a protest during monday's national anthem not as an indictment against police or the military but as a means of creating awardness towards social injustice. >> the goal is not to divide people, um, but the goal is also not to beat around the bush. you know, so, um, if it comes

down to making somebody uncomfortable by speaking the truth then i always make you uncomfortable with the truth than make you feel comfortable with lie. >> college football on saturday penn state and temple fourth quarter penn state up by three making up by 10. barclay from 55 yards out for the touchdown penn stay holds off temple 34-27. out on the mainline it is villanova and towson. towson driving, villanova rob roll with the pick and making a pick six. villanova beats towson 40-21. also last night the phillies shut out the miami marlins eight to nothing much that's sports in a minute. i'm tom dead srendenschek. that's sports. the women sports looking at all the fashion when they have all the big award shows. we got some tonight on the red carpet the prime time emmy awards. coming up what one of our favorite taraji henson what she has to say about her nomination. ♪

well can you back. bottom of the hour 7:29. we want to keep updated on the developing news we are staying on top of on this sunday morning first a deadly rampage in the streets of our city. here's what we know. philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young is still in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. she is expected to recover. >> u penn cop and three other shooting victims are also recovering and police still have not identified the 25-year-old

woman shot outside her home in west philadelphia. but we are learning a whole lot more about the gunman. a man police say had a long criminal record. let's get right out to steve keeley who is outside the emergency center there at penn presbyterian with the very latest on all of this. good morning. steve. >> reporter: well new york surprise and i'm sure the citizens of this town will be happy to see that every philly police officer in this area when they get break they're spending it here at the hospital to check on their colleague maybe to visit their colleague and make sure that they can do anything they can to lift spirits and, boy, that colleague probably lived every philadelphia police officer's spirits when you hear she was shot at 18 times and is still alive to talk about it. so philly police officers again out here at the hospital as they've been every minute since this occurred friday night. so the focus here at the hospital on the six wounded survivors, four random people going out you about their lives

when shot. two police officers going about their duty. but back closer to the crime scene, the focus is on the family of the 25-year-old woman killed shot seven times in the chest at close range as she just sat in car on friday night out with a friend. not knowing that 25-year-old nicholas glenn was casually strolling down sansom street toward her after already emptying his semi-automatic handgun and reloading a couple of times already. >> our next door neighbor, unfortunately, um, it's -- it's unfortunate and it's sad. her father came home, um, early this morning and fun out unfortunately. >> you mean to tell me nobody noticed his demeanor, that he had these hate issues. that's impossible for them -- for just no one not to know nothing about this man. >> reporter: not only are neighbors asking that question you can bet a lot of philly police officers are as well and police say as far as they know

for sure, for now nothing in glenn' long criminal history in his short life showed any leaning toward a violent sudden outburst of a shooting spree like this. 16 arrests as an adult over seven years mostly for drugs. got him and in out of prison obviously it did not get him rehabilitated but hardened and hating law enforcement. karen and bill. >> steve, it's so disturbing on so many ways it makes your heart hurt on every level. thank you. we appreciate your reporting. also following developing story out of new york city this morning. an explosion injures nearly 30 people and sources are telling fox news there was a second device, a pressure cooker also found. police are calling this explosion an intentional act. but they have rule out any terror connections. it's not clear had was behind the blast or what motivated it. ♪ let's check in on the weather as we take look the race is getting ready to start right there in front of the art museum and there they go. it is just starring. that is the rock and roll half

marathon that's taking place. scott, so far so good with the weather. it will hold up for them, yes? >> the rain will hold off, but the cloud cover is out there are bill, and also it's very humid. so that could be an issue for those runners. stay hydrated out there. humidity right now right around 90% across much of the area. so that will make for a tough race. you can take live look right now outside. you can see kind of hazy sunshine. we have the cloud cover. we also have that humidity feeling like pea soup on this sunday morning. 71 in the current temperature. look at that humidity high this morning at 90%. we have 70 degrees currently wilmington upper 60s in trenton. low 70s right now allentown and reading. so it is going to be a warmer day. off to the north and west, we have that cold front that will bring us some rainfall. but it looks like most of the rain will hold off until late tonight and then tomorrow morning for that morning rush looking a little wet. in fact as we go hour by hour, most of the day dry. a couple of spotty showers north and west. then overnight tonight and then by tomorrow morning, look at the

clock. here's 5:00 a.m. where you see the orange and the red that is some moderate to heavy rain that will move out of the pocono mountains lehigh valley move toward the i-95 corridor down the shore south jersey by tomorrow afternoon. we're still looking at clouds and leftover showers. the tropics heating up. tropical storm carl mack mum sustain winds at 40 miles an hour it will continue moving off to the west it could intensify towards a hurricane towards the latter part of next week 75 miles an hour category one hurricane by thursday and then continue moving on off to the west northwest something that we'll have to watch for bermuda and the lower 48. but hour by hour you can see by brunch 76 degrees. 86 for the afternoon high temperature so very warm and muggy for your sun day. the best rainfall chance overnight tonight and tomorrow. heating up above average temperatures as we head toward the first day of fall. back to you. >> thanks so much, scott. now, we've been talking about it. taraji and others the 68th an

wall prime time em my awards are tonight and build who will take home the golden statute righty high if you're into that thing. >> i'm into that thing. adam housely he's into that thing he'll show us who is nominate and all of the good stuff to come. >> reporter: host jimmy kimmel helped well role attritted carpet final preparation get underway for sunday's prime time em my award. >> hopefully you'll see some fresh faces up on the stage because we do have a lot of new nominees this year and ideally we'll see a great celebration of television because our medium has never been more healthy. report. >> what you're going to see on sunday will be the move amazing spectacle your young life. >> there's no hiding from this. we have to fight. >> reporter: leading with 23 nominations is last year's best drama winner game of thrones. follow beside fx people versus oj simpson american crime story and fargo receiving 22 and 18 respectively. >> i need to show that i am

loan, fierce she wolf. >> hoping to retain winning ways hbo's veep leads the comedy series category along with modern family, sill his couldn't valley, transparent, unbreakable kimmie schmidt and newcomers master of none and blackish star anthony anderson is also nominated. >> it's pretty amazing, um, to watch it unfold the way that it has and is, um, so going home with an emmy trophy is a big deal for me. >> don't do anything because of us. >> reporter: fx the americans and usa's mr. robot are the new bees in the drama category along with better call sal, downton abby, homeland, house of cards and game of lense. >> that's me twisting in the wind for 17 years. >> tare ray gee p. henson is back with her second nomination. >> i'm always blown away and highly honored when i get the accolades or the recognition. but you got topping i never pick

a role because i go this is that emmy winning role. this is that oscar winning role. i never ever even think about it. >> you plan on getting breasts? >> two please with 15 online platforms up for awards and cable networks continuing to dominate the trophy count the viewers are true winner with even more programming these days in celebrate. in hollywood, adam housely, fox news. all right. thank you, adam. and the first presidential debate is coming up in just over a week. actually going to be really interesting. >> the gotten so close. have you seen the polls? both candidates know they need to wait public. coming up what those latest polls are and were they show for both hillary and the donald. ♪

♪ >> it's jenn frederick and this is another momologue only made possible by the fact that my husband is out of town. you know how dads get to dad cold and the cry like babies and they can't get off the couch? i have been having a cold all we week. you know what i my husband? he gave me box tissues and told me to keep it moving. this is what i'm talking about. now, ladies, here's what i say. i say no more babying the men when they have a man cold and

men i say for once, couldn't you offer to make dinner? dry try to get kids organized for school? do little extra because we're still going to work, we're still having fun, we're still making you feel special, we just need little -- i'm not saying we need to be baby like you guys need to be baby when you have a dad cold but just giving us a box of tissues and telling us to keep it moving isn't enough if you expect to us baby you all we need is little love. again my husband is out of town this weekend so i can rip on him all i want. but tweet me, facebook me, instagram me, ladies, if you agree that we need little bit more love when we too get a cold. i'm jenn frederick this is momologue and if my husband finds out i did this i'm probably in trouble. okay? bye. ♪

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all right. thank you, bill. exactly 7:44. timing to around the house. something really cool today. we're fixing leaded glass. joining us is emily is sylvan from sylvan glass. good morning. >> good morning. >> how do we know when it's time to fix it or we need to make repairs. >> the most obvious time to know when your windows start bowing that happens because the lead which is this material here becomes weakened. >> yes. >> over decades and then the glass ends up weighing too much and then the lead can't hold it any more. so the glass will rattle inside and then you'll get dust lots of dust coming out that's in the good. you don't want that dust. >> if you can see that. then another big way when the lead starts peeling, if you can take your finger and just peel it away that's really not good either and you can see how this is all wrinkled. it doesn't look very strong any more. and then after it's restored you can probably see the difference here.

it's much tighter and cleaner and nothing come out. >> this seem really difficult and complicated. how do we do it? >> so the first step would be that you would make a rubbing of the old window that you'll he store. i usually use a crayon. >> okay. >> that is your template because you have to take all of this old led off and recycle it, clean every single piece of glass and then you would cut it. >> okay. >> to match these shapes. so the way that you cut, you would cut on top of the pattern if you had to row place it. >> let me try. see how impossible this one is. i'll do this one. migrate pattern of -- oops. for the love. >> you have to hold it just from edge to edge. keep going. don't stop. there you go. that's it perfect. >> i didn't do it right. >> did it. perfect. >> i have my piece of cut glass that shape. >> you can see here that this is that shape and we would fit this right in here and then a piece of lead would go back around.

so maybe we would wrap the circle nest this is how we cut the lead. there's two ways. these are it's old-fashioned knives. >> okay. >> glass knives. you can make a mark on it. so i know what the angle is and you can either cut it all the way with that led 95 or you can use these very handy lead snips. and then you wrap the piece of glass in the lead. >> that seems a lot easier than i thought it might be. moves pretty well if you have the right tools i guess. >> if you have the right tools and you can't be afraid of the glass. a lot of people when they first train in studio are very afraid of getting cut but if you you know how the glass works, and how to hold it, then,ing. >> that's pretty cool. he brought me candle. what's this about. >> for some solders you could use a chemical and i don't real like using those this wax it's just pure wax works really well. so you would put it wherever the lead comes together, and then you take a solderin soldering id

solder and the wax acts to help the solder flow. >> so this is beautiful. it's a little bit labor intensive. how long will it take to get this whole job soup to nuts. >> it depends how large the windows are how many broken pieces there are. what the beginning condition of the window is. typically household window will be three feet whiner feet maybe. >> yeah. >> that can be done win three week. depending on how busy we are in studio. >> people want to reach you where can they reach you. >> sylvan glass it's on the website is my phone number. >> i'll put that link on our website as well fox29.com. >> thank you. >> how cool is that. >> this is like a sue serio pinterest mazing project. >> thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> we appreciate it. >> let's head over. any stain glass in your home, scott williams. >> no, karen but did you a pretty good job cutting that

glass. >> i did a terrible jobs. don't give me props. >> did you good. let's talk about this weather. cloudy and muggy on your sunday most of the rainfall is going to hold off until overnight tonight into your monday. but temperatures are going to be warmer today. in fact climbing into the mid 80s. you can see the cloud cover here in old city. it's going to be rainy overnight tonight into tomorrow with the heaviest rain. we need the rainfall. dry conditions a moderate drought for some across the area. half an inch to an inch of rain before all is said and done. the rainfall chances over the next several days for today about a 30% chance. mainly later on this afternoon some spotty showers but look at how the rainfall chance ramps up as we head toward your monday at 70%. low 70s right now. winds out of the south and west 11 miles an hour pumping up that moisture out ahead of that fro front. 91% is the current humidity. so it feels like pea soup stepping outdoors on this sunday morning. we have 65 in millville. that's the cool spot.

72 in wildwood. low 70s right now atlantic city. allentown right now checking in at 71 degrees. so as we go hour by hour, for your breakfast, temperature in the low 70s by brunch mid 70s and look at the 80s. 86 that's well above average for this time of year which is in the upper 70s. cloud cover on ultimate doppler the front still off to the west. a few spotty showers moving toward the pocono mountains but once again as we go hour by hour, it's just mainly cloudy and muggy for today. a few spotty showers north and west. then watch what happens overnight tonight. monday morning, 5am look at this front as it continues to move through. moderate to heavy rainfall and once again a half an inch to an inch of rainfall before all is said and done by tomorrow afternoon. 86 the high today. 79 tomorrow. with clouds scattered showers once the rain moves out, look at those temperatures. 87 on tuesday. keeping temperatures above average as we kick off fall

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>> this morning on good day, we're following several developing stories. first, in new york city, an explosion in the city's chelsea neighborhood injures nearly 30 people and police are now looking at surveillance video to see if they can locate a suspe suspect. meantime sources tell fox news that a second device was found several blocks away. investigators say that blast in new york is unrelated to the one in ocean county, new jersey, where a pipe bomb detonated along 5k course short before the race.

no one was injured in that explosion. of course we continue to learn more this morning about a rampage in west philadelphia that left a woman dead. several people including two police officers shot and a gunman also dead. who police say planned to go out and hur as many people as possible. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday, september 18th, i'm karen hep hepp. >> i'm bill anderson. let's begin with the investigation into that blast in new york city. 29 people are hurt after an explosion in new york city. the blast went off in the city's chelsea neighbor around 8:30 last night. at this time only one appears to be seriously injured while investigators say early indications show it was set on purpose they do not believe at this time that it's connected to terrorism. >> because we have no credible and specific threat, because there is nothing specifically linking what we've seen so far of this site to anything that suggests terrorism but it's preliminary information. we just want to as certain new yorkers based and what we know

the this moment we do not see a link to terrorism. >> people at least seven blocks away reported hearing and feeling allowed boom in the ar area. so far only one person again is reported to be seriously injur injured. also developing this morning, a horrifying police radio calls. a gunman on rampage ambushing a philadelphia police officer inside her patrol car. >> i'm at the mcdonald's off 51 is the street. help me please! >> not far it way in west philadelphia university of pennsylvania officer is down and four more people are shot. >> more injured officers. >> a man is shot. shot in the leg. >> corner the gunman shoots it out with police. the officers take him down. >> okay. let's get some supervisors out here and shut this area down, please. >> here's what we know this morning. philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young was remains in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. thankfully she is expected to recover. the up cop and three other shooting victims are also

recovering. 25-year-old woman was shot outside her home in west philadelphia. we're learning more about the gunman today. a man police say had a long criminal record. >> let's get right tout steve keeley outside of penn presbyterian where they take people who have been severely injured reason that sergeant is recovering. good morning. steve. >> reporter: where i told you an hour ago where police are showing up every time they get break, and here you go. a live picture of more philly police officers showing up at the emergency entrance this time an easier stroll in and what look like they got a card in their hasn't. a lot of philly police officers wanting to get first hand update on their fellow officer here as all six rampage survivors stelle here at last report. officially from the philadelphia police department. and that includes the man in his car with that young girl that was killed, two people in that bar entrance area shot as they helped a patron in a wheelchair come and in the two wounded police officers here. one from philly one from the penn department who work at penn

after 33 years workin working te streets of philadelphia as an officer. so even though police released this picture of the shooter, they admit they may never get a clear picture into his mind. 25-year-old nicholas glenn averaged more than two arrests year since he turned 18. so they have lots of mug shots like this one. almost like yearbook photos year by year. lots of arrests though metally for drugs. nothing even close to violence like this. his last lawyer and foster mother both said prison time seemed to make him harder each time. and never to police or people who knew him and have spoken publicly about him say were there any hints that he'd act out like this. >> the envelope was actually entitled "doomed" and he was everything to i guess anybody who was going to be in his path. other than the rantings that he had in that letter, we don't know again what this was motivated by. we unfortunately may never know in this case.

and we just hopeful that everyone else survives their wounds. this is horrific night. i'm not just talking about the physical part of it but the psychological aspect of it too. this is the united states of america much this should not happen in this country. it's just bottom line, you know, and this is not an indictment of anything. i don't get political. i'm just saying this is a country where we have to do better with gun violence. >> reporter: we've heard that before, and even though lot of people think we have to do better, it seems to get a lot worse with time. we had violent night on tuesday where we had so many people murdered and so many people wounded, and boy, we didn't think that would be eclipsed just three days later as it was. so as we've seen already, a couple of times this year, starring with the first time somebody with a gun here in southwest philly and mindset to assassinate a philly police officer back in january the commissioner again has ordered all officers with partners, no

officer on the streets alone, whether in patrol vehicle, on horse, on a bicycle, on motorcycle. 91 will be without a partner. as police now have two incredible cases of survival, the latest sergeant sylvia young people being shot out 18 times and somehow still alive and still able to call for help. so that partner order starts right here at the hospital as you see. police at that entrance and he's going to spin around here and police over on this side as well so she will not be without a philly police officer at her bedside until she is out of the hospital. karen, bill. >> all right, steve, thanks so much. someone joining us on the set right now i know that you know of course from so many years. the vice-president of fraternal order of police. good morning. >> good morning. >> so far we're hearing about the officers recovering. can you give us any update on their status. >> um they're doing well. mack us willy they're doing well. sergeant young is lucky to even be with us this morning.

given the gravity of their injuries and what could have happened, it's a great sunday morning that the sergeant and eddie miller are doing well and we're hoping the next day or so they'll be home with their families which is absolutely amazing given what transpired the other night. >> how long has she been on the force? i know she has family. what can you tells us about her. >> she has been on the force 17, 18 years. she has several children of her. most of her family was with her at the hospital the other night. all indications are she is the rock of that family. she's who everybody in the family looks to for support and looks to for some guidance. there's been some issues as most families go with illness recently and she's been the one that everybody went to and everybody counseled on. so they are extremely happy that she's still with them. >> is she up and talking right now? >> she was -- i saw her about an hour after the shooting. she was that and talking then.

>> what did she say? what was she talking about? >> she was just glad to be with us and could not understand the magnitude of what had happen. those police vehicles are so small. they look big but it's such a compact area. with computer there and with a screen behind you that if you have that many shots fired into that vehicle it's a space i can't tell you how small the space is. it's miraculous she wasn't hurt or killed. >> the commissioner was talking about signing partners for all of the officers doing things to make sure you're safe. what suggestions do you have? none us want to see this type of thing continue to happen. how do we keep the officers safe? >> it's a dangerous job. police officers that do this job whether it be us or our counterparts over at penn it's a dangerous job. we know it's a dangerous job. we walk in to it knowing what the dangers are. this -- this coupled with the incident back in january, there's an assault mindset on

police throughout the country. particularly in philadelphia and particularly in southwest philadelphia. i don't know how you change that mindset. police officers generally don't get involved in the political end of it. we do at the fop. the whole cull kerr has to change. people have to respect police. people have to appreciate police and i work in that particular area. i work in district for lot of years. the people out there love their police. the vast majority of people out there love the police. they want the police there. there's cooperation. it's a few individuals that want to harm police and for an individual to load themselves up with ammo and weapons and leave a note of hatred for police, we got a real problem here in america went got real problem in philadelphia. we need to fix those problems because police are here to help you. as you see, um, even after one of our officers was gunned down, police officers ran into an

alley with an armed individual to take that individual down. they took that individual down to protect society as a whole. it's really unfortunate that this individual hell bent on going to hurt police took a life, took a civilian life, and injured several other people who were just out enjoying the community on a friday night. >> this conversation obviously will continue. but i think it's also worth noting that the community were witnesses, the community stepped up and showed their support also. so a lot people who demonstrate wad your saying, that love and support for police in the neighborhood. security i believe at a local bar stepped out and tried to be helpful as well. >> yeah, it's a great community out there. i worked out there for almost 15 years. it's a great community. um, as whole, they support their police. but there's an element out there, and i guess we'll be looking into criminal justice system. there's an element out there with certain people that should not be on the street. that individual should not have been member of the southwest philly community. that individual should have been

incarcerated. >> he had long record and lot more. >> absolutely. >> thank you. i think you summed it up in way we're in trouble times and this is a larger issue affecting our entire country and we don't have the answer right now but hopefully we can come together and get to them. >> we're praying for everybody involved. >> absolutely. >> so much more to talk about 8:09. police investigate a separate explosion this one happened up in new york city. there was also one over at the jersey shore at seaside park a bomb that went off inside of a trash can right before charity 5k race yesterday morning. now, runners would have been passing by that area but it turns out the race had been delayed for other reasons. the beach remains closed and investigators aren't saying if this is kim cal act of terrori terrorism. taking a live tuck at the ben franklin parkway. thousands of runners are taking part in the rock and roll half marathon. there they go as it continues on. fox 29 has confirmed that in light of everything taking place there will be heightened security along the race course today. officials declining to into any

specifics. they did release a statement that reads, safety is always our number one priority and as such, we have been collaborating with the local authorities and agencies to ensure save environment for all those involved ". it is 8:10 right now. let's get a check of our forecast today. scott, big changes on the way getting little bit more muggy and possibly finally some rain which we really need. >> we do need the rain, karen. deficit across much the area. most of the rain will hold off today, but tonight into monday the best chance. weather by the numbers scale of one to 10 we'll give it a seven. due to the cloud cover, you can see a live look philadelphia international airport we're looking at the hazy cloud cover out there and sunshine. look at that humidity 91%. temperatures in the low 70s. weekend wendy participating in the rock and roll half marathon. it is muggy out there for the entire race. temperatures will be in the 70s. so that could have an impact on those runners out there. otherwise as we go hour by hour,

those temperatures by brunch if you have plans 76 degrees. but look at the high. 86 by this afternoon. that's well above the average for this time of year which is in the upper 70s. we'll track much more on the rainfall and the totals coming up. back to you. >> thank you, scott. now, a runner in utah is famous world -- (laughter). >> why you looking at me like that. >> show everybody. >> worldwide but but for for the results of the race. i cannot believe it. can you see what she's doing in this picture? what she is doing, i will never know why, but what she's doing in the middle of a half marathon. >> karen could not not stop talking about this story before we came on the air. the first presidential debate coming up. it's had a toward believe it's just over a week away. and both candidates know they node to sway the public. so coming up we'll tell you the latest polling numbers for both hillary clinton and donald tru trump. stay with us. ♪

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was hit. >> we have two days in a row we have a miracle. we have police that have been fired at on the streets and in both instances the police officers have survived. it is a miracle that the police were able to arrest these two suspects without firing discharging their weapons. >> investigators did find a gun at the scene and those two men were caught and they were arre arrested. and more violence in center city. 22-year-old man was shot in the arm. police say this ham just before 3:00 this morning on 15th and market right near center square. the man is listed in stable condition. he's over at hahnemann hospital so far no arrests in that one. and in port richmond, police are investigating after three people were shot overnight outside of a nightclub. this was about 4:00 a.m. police were call to the castor club located on the 3000 block of castor avenue. there police say they found two people shot in the leg.

a third person struck multiple times who's currently in surgery. police have not made any arrests in connection with that one. their-year-old man is in the hospital this morning after a car he was driving smashed into a building along east erie avenue and d street in north philadelphia. police were called to that area just before 4am. and investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash. we do know that the man fractured his leg but we're currently unsure of his exact condition. we just discussed at least five cases of gun violence in our area. there was vigil last evening for an 884 old girl the face of some of the violence of gunfire. she was killed. friends and family and community remember this little tilde child gabbie hill carter she died in camden. her killer still hasn't been found. they're looking for her. this vigil came one day after prosecutors arrest add woman accused of of providing a false alibi for person of interest. someone who police are still looking for in connect with this murder investigation. if you know anything, they are begging the community to please

speak up. so many people saw this and may know who was involved. there is a $76,000 reward for information that leads to the killer of this little girl gabbie. ♪ scott williams we made it through the heat. are you saying some more may be coming back later on this week. >> yeah we're looking at temperatures, bill, well above average n fact by this afternoon highs will be in the mid 80s. we should top out in the upper 70s for this time of year. so that fall preview that we had a couple of days ago it is over. as we look at ultimate doppler right now we do have mostly cloudy skies out there. steamy start most evident rainfall still off to the north and west. most of your sunday will stay dry. that front will continue to slowly kind of move toward our area. we'll tap no that moisture also some tropical moisture from julia. that will kind of head up the eastern seaboard to enhance the much needed rain that we need across the area. so 30% chance today mainly in the afternoon a couple of spotty showers north and west. but 70% chance see how it ramp up as we move toward tomorrow.

live look philadelphia international airport. mostly cloudy skies out there. low 70s. but look at that humidity. 91%. the temperatures right now pretty uniform. right around 70. low 70s millville. 72, 72 philadelphia. reading. along with lancaster low 70s in wilmington along with dover. so across the area today, 86 in center city. 80 degrees down the shore. once again most of the area stays dry. lehigh valley low 80s. a couple of spotty showers. as we go hour boy hour it's mostly cloudy for the bulk of the day. those temperatures topping out in the 80s. but look at what happens for tonight into tomorrow morning's rush we're looking at most of that heavy rain moving toward the i-95 corridor. 7am and then it continues to move down the shore into parts of delaware. we could see half an inch to an inch of rainfall before all is said and done. so 86 today. 79 for tomorrow with the bulk of the rainfall. the first half of the day tomorrow then drying out and

heating up. 87 on tuesday. above average for the entire week. fall officially begins on a warm note. 86 degrees will be the high temperature. back over to you. >> sounds good. thank you, scott. and of course, we want to introduce you, reintroduce she's been here before one of our fox 29 junior reporters this is kelly, from temple university. good morning. >> good morning. how are you. >> i'm fantastic. >> what do you got for us today. >> i'm talking about north philly peace park. a park in north philadelphia par emergency with tons of location organizations, habitats for humanities, lowes and bringing lots of food to the community. >> volunteers are getting their hands dirty at what was once a vacant lot. they're rebuilding the north philly peace park after the housing authority forced them to move. >> we were a little -- we were lot disappointed actual toll have to start all over. >> they're planting, painting and putting up a new greenhouse. >> the rebuild has been

tremendous. it's been lot of hard work. the been lot of hard work. >> if it's anything like their hold park, founder tommy joshua says this hard work will pay off. the community has already started to come together. >> the jeannie game out the bottle and what i seen i seen us go from a place where people would barely talk to each other. it seemed like things was gray. now things are more in color. >> as for all of this fresh produce, they're teaching people how to plant it and giving it all out for free. >> neighborhood is classified as a food desert. meaning that there's, you know, no supermarket, no access to healthy produce. >> it's good to just for us to be living in place where now your neighbors know how to grow. >> soon they'll also offer free math and science classes to kids certified teacher will teach those classes and a new schoolhouse when it's finish in just a couple of months. >> we got of kids on the street don't have anywhere to go so we

want to have this school, this community hub open for the students. >> volunteers hope even more people will follow their lead. >> a place of poverty will day become a place of abundance. so we would like to see vacant lots designed all over the stow. >> i love those kind of stories where the community is s coming together. u of penn is involved too. >> three of university of pennsylvania students actually designed that skull us with the community in mind with environment and they have these cool vertical pallets on it where they can grow food. they're utilizing that space really well. >> thank you very much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> sounds good. if you have someone a story you would like to us feature let us know. junior reporters will go out and there get the information. tweet it to us, put it on facebook using the #fox29goodd #fox29goodday. eagles going for a second win. can we pull it off? this week they're taking on the bears. >> coming up, we'll tell was they need to do to fly to victory on monday in it.

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♪ everybody in the city use uber at one time or another. uber is moving into the future. they started in western pennsylvania. pittsburgh area rider which is go from place to place without a driver. >> that's right. driverless cars so we have to figure out how does that work. is it safe? let's check in with our tech tank. ♪ i'm anthony mongeluzo and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. great now test coming in our state. we've been talking about it you've been hearing about it. the driverless cars. uber is testing it and has been recently in pittsburgh. now, users of the uber are a are getting basically when they hit the uber app usually you put in where am i going? now it says do you want to be picked up by human being or test drive our

new driverless car? users that have testified have reported some pretty nice findings. over all the cars actually driving wonderfully but there is a human boeing in the front seat and the passenger seat. in the passenger seat they're taking notes. and on the drivers side the human being is helping with trick kerr situations that sometimes we take for granted. for instance if a car is blocking the road the uber app can't handle it the driver grabs the wheel and changes lane much as we all know the trouble with bridges in physical they're tough to merge on to. the driverless car is struggling a little bit with that. but overall, this is a giant step foreman kind because who knows five, 10 years from now, guess what, we might not have to drive our own cars. very cool they're testing this here in pennsylvania and we're becoming a technology hub. so you want to talk more about driverless cars, technology, anything hot, reach out to us. hash tag tech tank and we'll continue the conversation onli online. ♪

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♪ welcome back. we want to keep up it dated on these developing stories we're following on this sunday morning. deadly rampage in the streets of our city. here is what we know. philadelphia police sergeant sill 53 ya young is still in the hospital right now. she had multiple gunshot wounds shot at 18 times. she is expected to recover. >> u penn officer and three other shooting victims also recovering police still have not

identified the 25-year-old woman who was shot outside her home in west philadelphia. but we are learning so much more about the gunman. man police say who had a very long criminal record. >> let's get out to fox 29's steve keeley. he's been there outside of pen remember hospital all morning where sort young is recovering. good morning, steve. >> reporter: nobody thought we'd be reporting on positive news out of this but we are. you guys got some news from the police union who says that both wounded officers are expected to be out of the hospital here by tomorrow. as so many officers say with words like amazing, mack us will and shocking, they're in the wearing black arm bands instead plan to go tendon another fallen officer's funeral instead but instead planning a happy, heroic procession home ride escort for tomorrow. 19 year veteran sergeant sylvia young always first in line to help any other fellow officers shouted 18 -- shot at 818 times

hit six times in the shoulder, arm and chest. lucky she had her kevlar chest. it did it's job and even hit her gun twice. >> i saw her about an hour after the shooting. she was up and talking then. >> what did say? what was she talking about. she was just glad to be with us couldn't not understand the magnitude of what had happened. those police vehicles are so small. they lock big but such compact area with a computer there and with screen behind you that if you have that many shots fired into that vehicle, it's a space i can't tell you how small the space is. it's miraculously that sean hu hurt. >> reporter: this shooter reloaded at least twice. had empty magazines fire as far as police know 51 bullets on that four block stretch in just few minutes. amazing also police are saying that there weren't more than one dead and six wounded.

karen, bill. >> wow. >> absolutely the truth. it is so stunning. thank you steve. we appreciate it. also continue to follow developing story out of new york city this morning. explosion injured nearly 30 people and sources telefax news that a second device, a pressure cooker, was also found. now police are calling the explosion an intentional act but they have ruled out any terror connections. it's not clear who was behind the blasts and what motivated it. then in minnesota, eight people stabbed in shopping mall this happened in saint cloud by a man police say was dressed in a private security uniform. those eight people also had non-life threatening injuries thankfully. the attacker was shot and killed with an off duty police officer. investigators say the manmade at least one reference to allah and asked at least one perp whether they were muslim. but police are not calling this an act of terrorism saying the motives aren't known yet. scott williams, the half marathon is going people getting up, continuing to get their day started. maybe get out enjoy a little

bit. weather looks pretty good. >> it will be cloudy. we should stay dry but it's going to be on the warm and muggy side of things so that will be the change from yesterday 92 today bill as we focus in the older weather headlines cloudy and muggy start to your sunday. most of the rain holds off until overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow it looks like a wet monday morning commute half an inch to an inch of rain before all is said and done. we have tropical moisture still off the carolina coast. a cold front off to the west. we have the mostly cloudy skies, winds out of the south and west so that humidity is very high. over the next several days, including today, a 30% chance especially this afternoon north and west, a 70% chance for rainfall on monday. we have mostly cloudy skies at the philadelphia international airport. 72 degrees. but look at that high humidity. 91%. so planning your day temperatures right now for breakfast in the low 70s by brunch 76 degrees. 86 for the afternoon high temperature and you can see mostly cloudy skies for much of

your sunday. a couple of spotty showers north and west during the afternoon but don't cancel any plans as we move toward overnight tonight and tomorrow morning that's when most of that heavy rain starts to move in. we'll talk much more about the timing the totals and the seven day forecast coming up. over to you. >> thank you, scott keep the rain a with for little bit. we can wait on that. let's talk sports. let's talk eagles and eagles coming off their big win against the browns. they'll troy to do it again on national television monday night football tomorrow night against the bears. >> the bears. joining us right now is sean bell to break it all down. >> with that smirk on his face. i have to laugh because again it's the cleveland browns. >> okay. >> we're eagles fans. >> we're all hopeful. i actually thought about something that carson wentz said in his press couldn't friend the biggest game, the biggest real game he ever played at montana. >> okay. >> he's cool under pressure. >> i know he's cool under pressure. but this is soldier field nfl

chicago as cool as he looked last week, montana was your biggest real game. everyone just laughing in the mode ya room because we know totally different story. totally different defense. it's going to be tough. listen like you said, carson is cool. cool, collective. i don't think it will actually bother him but there's going to be something different. it's going that be something different and every time he sees something different, it's going to be harder. again he's rookie, okay? i want everyone to think about patience. when they watch him the next couple of week. the next few weeks, okay? >> no, no, i want to be optimistic. >> you can be optimistic and still patient. >> optimistic for the future. >> you can be both. optimistic for the future but patient for this year. because we got so happy after last week, seeing what he did, i see a couple rough stretches coming and i want them to say calm down. he's still the same kid. he'll be awesome. >> you think we're going to lose tomorrow night. >> i'm picking up to lose. it's because of that. i know cool your biggest game was at montana.

okay? you're at soldier field monday night if the ball prime time everyone is watching. >> it's their home opener. >> it's their home opener it will get to the kid. that's okay. that's fine. he's a rookie. that's okay for it to get to h him. >> let's spin it, karen. let's make this positive. >> dzhokhar son wentz you have to rate him pretty well. we were concerned about the receivers. they look like they stepped up. still the browns. they had all pro corner playing. >> it's the reverse. usually a rookie quarterback needs other guys to give him confidence, okay? let him confidence build. carson is giving those guys confidence. nelson agholor was done. he was done. he was going to be traded if something didn't happen or he was going to be released. carson wentz throws beautiful passes gets him the rock and now nelson is looking like that number one pick that he used to be. so it's beautiful. everybody has confidence. i like the wide receivers. >> all love. >> here's what i'll say. sometimes -- >> patience. >> not going to ever, g eagles fans we don't patience.

>> there's an extra ink that. sometimes one and one don't make two they make something more. all of a sudden you get the right chemistry and everybody makes everyone play better beyond. it will happen. i'll be optimistic. >> listen, that's fine. be operate miss tech. i'm optimistic for the future. okay. again, the bears aren't -- the bears aren't great. okay. our defense isn't going to i was more than 17, 20 points that's what they do no mother how well jay cutler plays. one of our cornerbacks is out. >> worry done. >> we got more of it. we'll continue and talk about this. sean will give us more on "game day live" coming up at 10:00 o'clock. sean, gary, howard and i'll be there for minute breaking down all the league fox nfl sunday at 11:00. more stinging coys boys and redskins the games that matter to us. >> it's fun to watch. >> i'll be watching. >> the wrap you pap wrap it sports sunday. >> we wrap it up with g. cobb the cowboys/redskins it's good

to watch those two beach each other lose. one of them will lose and that's good for the did you having. >> i like it. >> sean, we'll see you at 10:00 o'clock. >> sean, we'll see you at 10:00 o'clock. >> we'll be watching. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. brookside. pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision.

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♪ all right. karen is perplexed. she's baffled.

she's been talking about this. now we'll talk about it half marathon runner from utah is making worldwide headlines because of what she did while she was running this 3-point-mile run. >> take look at this mc cher. this was a photo from sunday this woman name is anna young and she's pumping milk breast pull pink her milk while she's running. in caption on facebook is he shed is he pumped after running the first 8 miles of the race and then fed her baby after she could have the finish line. she says she had no clue that there was photographer that captured that exact moment when they do the race photos. she saw the photos up loaded with her race results. it's gotten thousands of likes and comments from support. i find it amazingly impressive. i'm quiet not sure why. >> that was my question. obviously i've never done that. i don't have any child. >> you never breast pumped. >> not lately. is pumping so urgent that you have to do it like every hour?

why couldn't some she do that before the race and put it in the row fridge rater and have somebody who the had the baby use one thiourea fridge rated? >> that would be my question. certainly i always worked and pumped and that did thing. i can go certainly two hour stretch and i'll think it would take -- i'm a really slow runn runner/almost walker. you can wait -- it's a half marathon. >> fresh is better for you. all different these stores and things are -- no? >> all right. this is our question. we want to certainly the out there to the universe and the world. i fine it little bit spraying. were want to know what you think. let us know your thoughts on any of our social media channels. let's discuss and chat about this one today. facebook, twitter, just send us video using our #fox29goodday. we'll be right back. ♪

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. ♪ >> 8:45. it will confidential coverage right now. >> presidential nominees aren't slowing down. both hillary clinton and donald trump out camping this weekend. >> as peter doocy reports they are both concerned by new poll numbers. >> as the countdown to the election gets closer, the race to the white house is getting tighter. recent fox news poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton in a one point race likely voters giving trump the edge over clinton 46-45%. speaking to supporters in texas the republican nominee critici

criticized clinton's record on immigration accusing err of effectively proposing to abolish the borders. >> the most fundamental duty of office is to protect american lives. anyone who fails to understand us is not fit to hold public office. >> immigration is always been a hot button issue for trump ever since his early call last year to build wall on the mexican border to curb the employee of illegal immigrants. >> her plan calls for catch and release on the border. sanctuary cities, ignoring visa over stays, closing detention centers and a virtual end to immigration enforcement clinton has even nounsed that she plans to go around congress and implement amnesty by executive order violating our couldn't stewing al. >> reporter: as for the democratic presidential nomination two heavyweight surrogates. senator sz and senator elizabeth warren are making the case for

clinton on college campuses all over ohio. clinton speaking saturday addressing the congressional black caucus. >> we need ideas, not insult. real plans to help struggling americans in communities that have been left out and left behind. >> much anticipated first dough bait will take place a little over week from now at hofstra university on long oy land. in houston, texas, peter doocy, fox news. >> this week on fox news sunday, donald trump does an about face on the bother issue hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail after a health scare. we'll talk to clinton's running mat virginia senator tim kaine as the race keeps tightening. then new jersey governor chris christie ahead of trump's white house transition team responds live. plus actor george clooney on mass tiff corruption and civil war in the world's newest nation. and our power player of the week this week on fox news sunday. ♪

8:47 is the time. scott williams we're looking at no problems at the airport. >> in weather related delays. we have the cloud cover very humid when you step outdoors on this sunday morning. time now 8:48. as we look at ultimate doppler, cold front off to the west. we have mostly cloud dough ski skies. most of the rainfall still far north and west and most of the rain will stay north and west during the day today. so we have the front. we have tropical moisture what's left from julia spinning off the coast of the carolinas. this moisture will continue to head in our direction overnight tonight and especially by tomorrow morning. so across the area, center city 86 for the afternoon high. 80 down the shore. low 80s lehigh valley a couple of spotty showers there. hour boy hour, it's mostly cloudy out there this morning. during the afternoon it's mostly cloudy. you can see a few spotty showers north and west but most of the heff vo rainfall arrives overnight tonight and by tomorrow morning. look at the clock. 5am where you see the yellow, the orange that's moderate to heff vo rain moving through the lehigh valley the pocono

mountains and moving toward the i-95 corridor. right around that morning rush down the shore late in the morning into the afternoon lingering clouds and showers across the area. we we could pick up half an inch to an inch of rainfall or better before all is said and done. we need the rainfall abnormally dry moderate drought for some. down the shore, we're looking at sun and clouds. we'll call it partly sunny to movely clue dee a high of 80 degrees. warm, muggy, better chances for those showers as we move toward your monday. so it's not wash out for your sunday across the area by any means. the poconos the best chance for rainfall today. temperatures in the low 70s. lingering showers into monday. 74 for the high. that weather authority extended seven day forecast showing you, it's cloudy, muggy, 86 by this afternoon. upper 70s for tomorrow. we dry out tuesday into wednesday and those temperatures remain above average. mid to upper 80s our average high this time of year is 78 degrees. as we kick off fall it won't

feel like fall with high temperature well above average of 86 degrees. now back over to you. >> all right, scott, thanks. we live in the greatest place in the whole world the birthplace of our nation. we have the declaration of independence the constitution the liberty bell. also those revolutionary and patriots that help make our country possible. they enjoy cocktail or two. >> new book looks at that. called colonial spirits toast to our drunken history. >> karen is excited when we talk about these kinds of thing. joining us this morning offer stephen, a illustrator an mix collings. i want to be a mix collings. reverend my al allen good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> first cocktail. >> karen, get right to it. >> what are you making for us. >> i'll make a rattle skull for you. >> beer cocktail with brandy, rum, a brown sugar with syrup and lime juice. >> get to it. >> while he's making that tell us about the book and how it came to be. >> i live in society hill. i've lived here for the last 30

years and i was always very intrigued by colonial history and the more i looked into it, the more you realize you couldn't drink the water back then. so because it would kill you. so everyone drank all the time. >> love it. >> everyone from, you know, religious leaders to children it was something that you did. so we really enjoyed making these cocktails. >> what were some of the unusual cocktails watch were they drinking in those times? >> well drinking a lot of ben franklin drank madiera a fortified wine. >> for tide with? >> vitamins? >> no -- >> very healthy. >> we have something in the book called artificial as' milk which is a donkey. donkey milling is closer to human breast milk than -- so they would feed it to children but mix it with brandy. >> that's why therapy so happy. >> sitting around having drinks

and exploring you also could have the book. >> absolutely. >> coffee table/bar book. >> interactive book. you don't read it. you drink it. >> i like that. >> yes. >> are we drinking something similar to what they may have been drinking? >> absolutely. these are all historically based recipes. >> this is beer. what kind of beer are you using. >> i'm using a philadelphia pale ale. >> mixed with rum which is high proof rum. and that's basically called a rattle skull because it does what it says it will. >> it rattles my skull around. i love that one. >> okay. she's excited about this. >> you're reverend. >> i am. >> they were saying back then the reverends were involved as well. >> absolutely true. >> it's an interesting mix collings, bring in faith to our -- >> you got to be well round. >> what are we topping this off with. >> little fresh nutmeg very commonly used in the colonial era. lime juice, brown sugar syrup. here we are. >> thank you so much. >> great brunch drink.

>> yeah right. >> happy sunday. >> wow. >> cheers! >> the book is available now for anybody who wants it. >> yes. >> let's see. everybody drinking at the same time. somebody has got to talk. >> that's really tasty. >> where can people get the bo book. >> barnes & noble it's on amaz amazon. it's at our store in old city called art and the age. >> it is fabulous. thank you so much. it's such a great fall drink, too, with that nutmeg. amazing thing. we should put this recipe on our website. i'm going to try to evident that one because it's kind of phenomenal. where are you located people want to have you make it for them? >> art and age. we're in old city. >> cheers! >> we watched you make this. it doesn't taste like all the alcohol we saw pour into there. >> dangerous. >> that's why it's dangerous. >> we're going to drink. we'll be right back much

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♪ welcome back. it is national cheeseburger day and of course you have to celebrate that. we decided to get a triple triple from way back burgers. nine patties triple triple is all stacked up with good cheese in between much this is actually fun. you can win lot of money. there's contest today. if you eat it, if you can eat all of this how much money will the folks get. >> money $3,000. you got to be fastest person to

owe it. not just eat it you have to be the fastest one to eat it. three thus san dollars all over the region they're doing special day to national cheeseburger d day. this is bigger than karen' head. >> can you go for it dig in. >> you want me to try to eat think thing. >> i don't know how -- you can get your mouth around it. >> i got this. go in. >> i need music. >> eat from the bottom. >> that's sexy. i'm all man. >> one bite, if i can get all the way through it. >> scott williams, do you think you could do nine? >> no problem. >> it's really good. >> all right. thank you so much for spending your sunday with us. let us know what your favorite cheeseburger joint is as well. it is boot full sunday. not for our eagles but for the other teams.

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