this morning on good day, breaking news, a firefighter killed. several people hospitalized in an overnight fire in wilmington inside a live report in just minutes. plus another breaking story. at least four people killed in washington state after a gunman opened fire inside a shopping mall. this morning, the killer is still on the loose. philadelphia closing ten miles of streets, where motorists will want to avoid, where runners and cyclists will want to hang out and why they're doing it. from the fox 29 studio this is good day weekend. it is straight up 7:00 on this saturday. it is a gorgeous saturday. walk outside and you're like it's the first weekend of fall. good morning. >> finally feels like it. >> right on time

>> feels good. >> scott, we're going to transition into unseasonably cold. >> we're talking about temperatures where we should this time of year, scale of one to ten, we're going to give today a nine. so we do have a few morning clouds. it will be breezy, but all in all, it's going to be a nice saturday across the area if you're not a fan of the heat that we saw on your friday. as we take a look at ultimate doppler. here's the fall front moving through the area right now. a couple of sprinkles in northern sections of new jersey. look at the temperatures. 65 degrees right now in philadelphia. 54 in the poconos mountains. 51 trenton, 66 in atlantic city. across the area for today, we're looking at early clouds, 75 center city, cloudy, breezy at the shore, dry, low 70, a fall

feeling in the lehigh valley, a high of 72. coming up we'll talk much more about how long this cooler blast will last and also, as karen was talk about, the coolest night since spring is on the way. we'll detail's the seven-day coming up. good morning, everybody, hello northeast philly, a little bit of a bumpy ride as you head toward the tacony palmyra bridge. robbins avenue are in the middle of that repaging project. in doylestown 313 has been closed right at route 202 and it's football and south philadelphia temple outlets kick it off at 12 noon. have yourself a great day. see you back here tomorrow morning for good day philadelphia weekend. ♪ 7:02, following breaking news. there's very serious fire it's in wilmington, delaware. we know that several people are gone to the hospital >> investigators say it fire

started around 3:00 a.m. on lake view road. let's get out to sabina kuriakose. she's live at the scene with the latest. sabina? . >> reporter: we want to say right now, this very preliminary information that we have but let me take you here to the scene. we're hearing reports that at least one firefighter march of sustained serious injuries and have been taken to the hospital. again, these are very, very initial reports. but as we take you to the scene here, you can see it is extremely solemn. we have a lot of firefighters, helmets in hand, the fire has been wrapped up a little bit earlier, the firefighters are still gathered. this was a row home fire. the call came in about 2:55. about 3:00 when firefighters rushed here to the fire inside of a resident inside a row home. i did speak with neighbors as they were walking around, they

told me they live across the street from where the fire happened. they themselves woken up by other neighbors. they told me they couldn't talk to me because they had to go and continue to be interviewed by the fire marshalls. again, it appears the investigation into exactly the cause and circumstances of this fire is underway. judging by that information, but again, this appears to be a row home here, as many as six people we're hearing may have been injured in the fire and taken to christiana hospital. stressing, of course, very -- very preliminary information. as we take you life back to the scene, you see it is extremely active. it appears this fire has been wrapped up. we have a lot of sold let me firefighters and officials out here hearing that one firefighter at least may have sustained very, very serious injury and perhaps another one may have been injured as well. along with several other civilians. worry waiting for information as

well as more information as soon as we have it. we'll bring it to you we have so much developing newsings also breaking in seattle washington, five people now dead after police say that man allegedly starting shooting in the match-up department of a macy's store. last evening about 8:30, cascade mall in burlington which is about 60 miles north of seattle. he's still on the loose armed with a hunting rival. this happened days after ten people were stopped at another mall, the one in minnesota. that suspect was killed by an off-duty police officer. . police have a new person of interest in the brutal murder of a woman in delaware county whose found with her throat slashed. investigators are looking for the man in this surveillance video in connection with the murder of 32-year-old natasha gibson. he is considered armed and dangerous. officers interviewed the victim's ex-boyfriend's now say he is no longer a person of interest. police say gibson died a violent

death killed outside her friend's home in yeadon earliest morning. camden man behind bars charged in last month's gang shoot-out that killed a little girl caught in the cross fire. 8-year-old gabby carter was fatally shot outside her home on the 900 block of south 8th street. us marshals have arrested with hasn't brown at his uncle's home and charged him with first-degree murder. both his mother and girlfriend had earlier been arrested and charged with obstructing the investigation. he was on radar from the gij. >> everyone in this city is related in some way, shap or form. seldom do things ker that we don't know what happened. it's a matter of putting the proof together. >> brown will be brought back to new jersey as soon as possible. he's one of several men responsible for that shoot-out that led to the little girl's death.

hunt is continuing for the others. 7:07. following the latest developments coming out of north carolina. a fourth night of protests in charlotte north carolina following the shooting death by police of an african-american man tuesday. the family of keith lamont scott released cell phone video of that incident. while the actual shooting isn't on the video you can clearly hear the wife saying he doesn't have a gun followed by several shots. >> he doesn't have a gun, heel going to do anything to you guys. did you shoot him? >> hurts your heart. the man's family says he was suffering, she said you could hear it in the video, tbi, it's a traumatic brain injury and assist he was carrying a book not a gun. police have dash cam and videos. they have not released those to the public, the police chief

says the videos will be released. >> i do believe the video should be released. question is on the timing. >> if i were to put it out indiscriminately and it doesn't give you good context, the can inflame the situation and make it worse. it will exacerbate the backlash. >> the north carolina state bureau of investigation is now reviewing this entire case and incident. 7:08. police have arrested man suspected of killing another man during a charlotte protest. authorities took 26-year-old ray qwan bore um into custody. car was killed over keith scott's in charlotte. a tulsa oklahoma is free on bond after prosecutors charged her with the shoes death of an unarmed black man. bet di shelby is facing first

degree manslaughter. prosecutors say it 42-year-old officer, quote, reacted routinely. an attorney for officer shelby says his client drew her gun instead of a stun gun because she thought terrance crutcher was armed. police say that he was not. the victim's family says they're set for funeral services for today. big endorsement a change of position from senator of former republican ted cruz. he says after months of consideration and prayer he decide he will vote for trump this notice. trump says he's honored to have cruz's backing. meanwhile, trump campaign schedule another last minute campaign stop. it's today in virginia. he's been struggling to get ahead of hillary clinton in that state. hillary clinton postponed a trip to charlotte. he was going to go to tomorrow but delayed that trip because the mayor asked the presidential candidates to not come.

the security is so then. she's prepare forget first presidential debate monday. many people will be watching. her campaign director told reporters friday that trump's lying is unprecedented. the campaign is hoping that some of these alleged lies are discovered by the debate moderator. home for the first presidential debate. we're sending bruce gordon. he has a great insight. he's going to have light coverage at hoffstra university. you can watch monday night on fox 29. there might be a few people in for a surprise. only if you weren't watching fox 29. if you were watching, you would know. >> this was a story you were on. >> why the parking authority was out towing cars from south street. rewinding to fast forward. how one man is using home videos of his past to move forward in his life. it is the of his weekend of fall. so share what you were doing. >> this is a national kissing

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i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either.

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welcome back. we take a look at the airport. great day to be flying wherever you may be going. we need to talk about cars and vehicles. because there's a lot of towing overnight getting the streets ready for a vehicle-free day. no cars will be allowed for ten miles across the city. people want to go out biking and walking and using the city. after the pope came we had a lot of the city shutdown. it's part of the city first ever philly free streets event and comes after the pope's visit. what do you think has changed since the pope's visit? let us know let's have a discussion about that. you think our city is different? that's when we first saw our streets were open. this route is going to run from south street from front street all the way to the schuylkill river trail and then it goes through martin luther king drive to the falls bridge. road will be closed from 8:00 to 1:00 this afternoon. anybody ever driven in the city of philadelphia knows to keep clear of the p p a or

you'll get a ticket. but at bruce gordon explains, the ppa is dollingout one issued in philly the philadelphia parking authority sure knows how to publish us who break the rules, overstay a minute or two, you'll pay a $36 fine. too close to the street corner, 76 and leave your ride in a handicapped space, $301. not listed the fine for groping a coworker. well, now we know. mike new reported that an mind re independent probe vince fenerty had over the two years sexually harassed a senior executive at the ppa. the probe found with some admission by fenerty, that he had made repeated sexual advances and engaged in inappropriate touching and other

unprofessional conduct. paper quotes the report as saying you abused your power, instead of firing the fondler, the ppa board simply sent fenerty a bill to cover the cost, $30,000. that's a chunk of change but not a wallet bus to her who played $223,000 a year to run the authority. there were other elements to his punishment. he's been stripped of some duties and they've rewritten a handbook. under in circumstances should authority employees kiss, caress, hug or massage a fellow employee. that needs to be that writing? i'm reminded of george costanza having sex with the cleaning lady at the office. >> was that wrong? >> reporter: he keeps his job at a cost of $30,000 and a promise

to refrain from kissing, caressing, hugging or massaging anyone under his command. nice to know the ppa is so understanding. keep that in mind the next time you see a ticket on your car when you get back to the meter two minutes late. only in philly. it's going to be cold tonight but today looking good. temperatures where we should be for this time of year, bill, live look at reading, we're arrowing at that fall push of air moving in with the frontal boundary on the saturday morning. take a look at the front be it's moving through the philadelphia area. the breeze is picking up. the temperatures have been dropping. comfortable on this saturday morning. we do have a few scattered clouds out there. look at the temperature, 65 in philadelphia. wind out of the northeast, ten miles per hour. it's going to be a pretty nice day. you might want to grab there light jacket or fall fleece.

afternoon high temperature, 3:00 around 75. yesterday was close to 90 across the area. hey, weekend wendy is headed to the irish fall festival in wildwood. weather looking good. dry, dreary, scattered clouds, feeling like fall with high temperatures only in low 70's. look at the poconos in the 60's this afternoon. 67 degrees only a high temperature tomorrow of 63 degrees. the overall weekend forecast. we're talking morning clouds, a high in philadelphia of 75. by tomorrow, a high of 70. looking good for tailgating. the weather at the linc, kickoff temperatures around 70 as we move throughout the game, temperatures dropping pretty rapidly into the 60's. grab the light jacket. as far as that overall forecast, you can looking good for the temple game today. then tomorrow, above average

temperatures 18 colder as we move toward monday morning. look at that low, in philadelphia, upper 40's. next rainfall chance tuesday, temperatures stay around after the accident if not a few degrees below in that seven-day forecast. back to you. rewinding back and starting from the beginning of it all >> when i called you and i was can you send me the video? i didn't realized you had that much. and what you sent from my life was like 200 hours of footage. it's like 200 hours of home video. i haven't scratched the surface. >> i still have. >> it's called rewinds to fast forward. it's a documentary helping a man learn about his past in order to move on. it's a case that received national attention in the late 1990s and early 2000s. a victim of sexual abuse by several family members now trying to live a norman life. documentary is being produced

with the help of an editor from pixar and sky walker sound in hopes of raising awareness for the story and preventing child abuse. joining us the survivor. lead investigator involved and that is george aldrin. good morning. >> thanks for coming in. looking at some of the video, touching moments, you know, and kind of moments people look back at home video and you look at they recollect those same moments for you were painful. >> that's the interesting thing. i got the 200 hours of home video and i decided i was going to tell the story because, you know, nine years of prosecution, three separate cases, i got a ton of help. not every survivor gets kind of help i got. if i go back and tell the story maybe i can help i erase the stigma and help kids in the

process. 80 percent of beautiful moments i didn't remember as child because they were overshadowed >> people want eventually to see the movie. give us an overview >> nine-year prosecution process, three different family members abused me. but i got incredible support. what we're doing here is we're going to hit the emotional, clinical and legal assets of child abuse to talk about what a survivor goes through, what the family is going through. what the legal obstacles are in promoting a case and protecting a child from secondary trauma through the prosecution process. ultimately, there is hope it's never too late to heal and no matter what trauma you've experienced with an open heart and with support from your loved ones and society, we can move forward in a positive way and experience healing. >> you're the lead investigator in this case. we hear about a will have the these cases. from an investigator standpoint, it's got to be really hard,

first for someone to step up. second to investigate the actual family that's doing this. >> again, this occurred back in the the 90's. reporting wasn't as pro found as it is now. and this came out and we started in '97. at least in 2006, he contacted me about two and a half years ago and wanted to reopen the case. i said are you sure you want to do this? i would like -- let's see what happens. so sashahad a few questions, it was hike reliving the case >> we talk about how hard it is to investigate and share the. this is the sixth most funded documentary ever on kick starter >> yes >> people clearly want this message to be shared. people are happy that you stepped up. >> that's the thing. when i started this project, i just -- i could feel it in my heart. continued to happen, already,

the stigma prevents an open conversation, survivors often time feel shame, it's one out of over four girls, one out of every six that are sexual abused before 18 be but this kick starter, six months back over 4,000 people gave us money. it's no one big check, it's mothers, fathers, survivors, law enforcements, psychiatrists that are saying, wow, this hasn't happen before. that's why sky walker sound reached out to us and said we want to be sound design for you. that's why we were able to get ken shreckman, we're getting an incredible crew behind us and an extremely reasonable rate because everybody realizes this has to be out there >> there's event taking place this evening, those are the details people are still invited to come down raising funds to get this film made. it's a story that needs to be told. in wrapping up, can you guys,

what's the message to people who are out there. who are watching, who may be afraid step to forward and address them? >> don't give up. i think it's important, a lot of times, when there's reports of sexual abuse, people don't see the final results. 20 years later, i don't know what happened to that individual. unfortunately a lot turned to drugs, alcohol, suicide. this young man is a perfect example. he stayed the course, had a lot of help and as you can see he's turning no something positive >> no matter what the trauma is, whether it's sexual abuse or something other, you're not alone. it's never too late to heal. and the more we talk about this, the more we come forward and express what pain it is that we're dealing with. the more we're going to be able to heal. >> thank you so much. we appreciate be it. we'll be right back. flush

in the wake of the recent shootings in bombings, new jersey homeland security officials issued recommendations for extra security at public events like ballgames, where they will be spectators, that includes high school games. they had tight security in place, spectators say they could feel the police and security detail for the friday night panther football.

>> it's what you would want to go through at any game, because you never know. there's people out there that are trying to do you harm and it may not have anything to do with who you are or where you live or where you're from. it was comforting >> officials at camden high say their regular detail is a very valuable asset. parents and spectators agree safety comes first. we'll be right back.

♪ welcome back, it is the bottom of the hour, let's take a look at the top stories. multiple people have been taken to the hospital following a terrible fire. it happened in wilmington delaware. it just broke out about three hours ago. it's on 1900 block of lake view road. there was a firefighter who was seriously injured. we do have a crew there. we'll bring you another live report as more information becomes available. breaking from seattle washington. five people now dead after police say that person allegedly started shooting that the makeup department in the macy's story. it happened about 8:30 at the cascade mall in burlington, about 60 miles north of seattle. the shooter still on the loose with a hunting rival. this it happened ten days after ten people were stabbed at another mall in minnesota. he was killed by an off-duty police officer. seems hike we're always -- some people are always complaining about the weather. too hot, too cold.

you give us a nine, i'm taking it and say i love it >> yesterday was 89 degrees. some folks thought that was too hot. today some folks might think 75 for the high temperature will be a little too chilly. let's talk about those weather headlines. we're looking at that fall front moving through right now. scattered morning clouds out there. definitely feeling like fall if you're stepping out this morning to walk the dog, grab the paper. we're looking at a cooler temperature change across the area. the coolest night ahead since may. look at those numbers, already dipping low 60, trenton 66 right now. atlantic city, 65 degrees in philadelphia. it's even colder far to the north. look at those temperatures upstate new york. we're looking at 45 sewer accuse, 46 in burlington. 30's in sections of canada. that's the cold air mass that will continue to head our direction. fall front pushing through those morning scattered clouds out there but a high temperature in philadelphia of 75 degrees

today. we'll talk about how long this taste of fall will last coming up. karen? >> i think it's just right. i'm going to say it's goldie locks weather. there's a one trying to make a difference with a t-shirt and black magic marker >> she reports her message, truly heartbreaking. >> reporter: sometimes the simplyist of things >> it's a marker and a t-shirt >> with every mark, carol brings awareness >> it's just brings a message right to your heart. so that's what we hope to do. >> reporter: putting name to those killed by gun violence >> this person, marco anderson was 43. where was this person? what really happened? and we have to really look inside ourselves to say how can

we let it go on? >> the meeting house teamed up with philadelphia base group heating god's call to create memorial to the loss >> there are 90 shirts here now. in august, we were in the 80's. here we are representing four peaceful not so well populated counties. look at all these shirts. it breaks your heart. >> reporter: the names >> andre mathews, jarrad clark, woods, 43. 35 years old, 27. 44. >> reporter: some as young as eight >> we're struck by the ages. we always encourage people to just walk through, read the names, think about that person. >> reporter: taken away too soon. >> felt compelled to do this. >> reporter: bill roer fox 29

news >> that's up till september 30th and going to be held across other meeting houses. political atmosphere in this country could be bad but at least our politicians aren't resorts to physical violent at least not yet >> this is brawl broadcast on live tv. let me hug you. let's hug it out. no, they're not man hugging. what led those two politicians go at it >> looking to get a new iphone? your old one could be worth serious cash. how you can get money back for your old device. ♪

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it's the one where you scramble. we're kind of coaching him up on the sidelines. those are the ones he has to protect himself, the slides and throw aways get out of bounds >> the phillies lose another, bottom fifth, mets up 4-3. that gives the mets a 7-3 leads. mets wins 10-5 the sixers organization cut the ribbon on their brand new state-of-the-art practice facility. the complex is large. full-size basketball courts aa 28,000 square foot locker room and a players' restaurant. that's sports in a minute. i'm shawn bryce. it's officially fall and we all need to get back into the swing of things and figure out ways to have a happy and healthy home. wing brought in an expert. pamela ackerman. we vamp our list.

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>> if i drink it will wind up in my face >> if you start to consume this and you want to be religious about it. well, you mix it. so this is -- this is their unflavored. they have one called. >> it doesn't taste good >> well, i have to mix it for you. i have this and it's, honestly if you do it overtime you will see the results. >> mid 30's, collagen, there go. >> thank you so. . all right. doesn't taste too bad. >> i'm good. i love the fact all you have to do, karen is going to drink collagen into her face. nicely done, guys. scott we got ways to keep yourself healthier, we got fall treats. you got fall-like weather. >> it almost seems like a fall day. we're talking about a fall feel across the area. scattered clouds this morning open up those windows, let some fresh fall air in taking over

the delaware valley upcoming weekend. temperatures cool. a little breezy as well. take a live look. you could see at the platt bridge, the camera shaking around, that's because those winds are a little breezy out of the north. ushering in the wind of change and the temperature changes. 65 right now in the philadelphia international airport. northeast wind ten miles an hour. trenton checking in at 61. we have 66 atlantic city, 69 right now in wildwood. that fall front pushing through the delaware valley this morning. we do have scattered clouds out there. but we'll stay dry. more sunshine by the second half of the day and a high temperature look at that, 75 degrees. across the area, those early clouds center city, cloudy down the shore, low 70's and 72 degrees definitely feeling like fall in the lehigh valley. by 4:00, look at the snapshot of temperatures across the area.

we're looking at upper 60's down the shore. big irish festival in wildwood. grab the fall fleece. by tonight look at the chill, 40's north and west. 50's that will put us the coldest since may. temperatures rebound to the upper 60's to near 70. 70 by kickoff. we're looking at low 60's by the end over the game. grab the light jackets and sweaters. for the temple game today, looking kind of fall-like. temperatures stay at or above average for the seven-day forecast. back over to you, karen >> football weather, we look it. . people are yelling across the dinner table. yelling about politics. at least we haven't resorted our candidates to physical violence yet. >> but somebody did. coming up, the brawl broadcast on live tv. what led to two politicians

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♪ it's time to introduce our fox 29 athlete of the week.

joining us is a familiar face by now. junior reporter rob derinz o. >> she's taking home number two in states, three in the nation. on top of that, she takes time to help out her fellow team mates and inspire them. take a look. >> the second you get negative is the second everything goes downhill. >> words to live by. for vineland tennis player tes fisher and the positive attitude paid off. she was ranked number two in all of new jersey and placed third nationally. >> i started when i was three. my dad actually was the one who got me into it. we used to just start by having catches with the ball foie hand eye coordination >> tes's dad saw she loved it and her passion grew from there. >> the fact she was catching the ball at that age and i thought let's put the react in her hand. >> through the years, tes has

been consistently out performing the others. last year she won 36 and one, freshman 40 and one. but just as impressive is her charisma and eager energy to help others. >> not all of them had the opportunity to start at three like i did. so it really means a lot to me being able to help them like this. >> reporter: along with helping out the younger girls, tes has another routine >> she will take a quote from a soccer or tennis player or bat mitton player and puts to tennis. >> reporter: generating a feeling of confidence and positivity that carry on >> you're never alone on the court. there are 28 girls rooting for you. >> the biggest thing is the team, i love being part >> she's also a great friend. on the court, off the court, she is just all around amazing. >> reporter: sounds like she's really well respected by her team mates.

does she have a future as a tennis player. >> reporter: definitely. i was talking to her principal. she told me she's destined to be one of the best athletes to ever come out of vineland high school. i think she has bright future and a bubbly personality. i think it's awesome >> nicely done as always. thank you, sir. if you have someone you'd like to nominate as the high school athlete of the week, tweet or post us, make sure you use fox 29 good day >> what song makes you happy? >> happy, of course. >> that's a good one. some songs have the ability to put us in a good mood. scientists say one song in particular is considered the happiest song on earth. a young woman from our area who turned struggles into success's. why she turned to music and what it's doing for her now. .

this is national kissing day. pucker up. meet my man. >> bill perez shouting out a happy saturday to everyone. we appreciate you watching.

. breaks news, several people injured in a house fire in wilmington. some are serious. we got a live report coming up in minutes. breaking a deadly shooting at a mall in washington, this morning the gunman is still on the loose. what we're learning about this attack. from the fox 29 studio, this is good day philadelphia weekend. . so many things we're covering and much more as we head to the second hour of good day, stick with us >> good morning, bill and to all of you. it is going to be an amazing day, scott for whatever people are doing. all the fall fests. irish weekend down the shore.

>> a lot of events taking place, a lot of walks, races. definitely feels like fall. fall weekend beginning right on q across the delaware valley. live look. couple folks have light jackets on, the fall fleeces, temperatures in the 60's constitutes area. as we focus in on weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, today we'll give it a nine. we do have morning clouds. we also have a little bit of a breeze out there. as we take a live look right now. you can see the camera moving around shaking looking at the platt bridge. temperature-wise, 65 in philadelphia, but look at the northeast winds, breezy, 15 miles per hour, we'll have that breeze for much of the day. 54 in the poconos mountains, 67 in wilmington, 66 in atlantic city. as we expand, colder air, mid 40's syracuse, 30's in canada.

that's the cold air, that fall front pushing through, breezy condition, morning clouds, 75 degrees in the city. shore, low 70, lehigh valley high of 72. grab the fall jackets and sweaters if you're stepping outdoors, we'll talk about how long the preview will last and how cold it will get by tomorrow morning. here's a look. good morning, everybody. hello northeast philly. a bumpy ride as you head toward the tacony palmyra bridge. robbins between the boulevard and frankford are in the middle of that repaving project. in doylestown closed right at route 202 and it's football in south philadelphia. temple outlines kick it off at 12 noon. see you back tomorrow for good day philadelphia weekend. we're following breaking news. a serious fire in wilmington,

delaware has sent several people to the hospital >> investigators say it broke out about 3:00 this morning, the scene is exactly at the 1900 block of lake view road. that's where sabina kuriakose is live with the latest. >> reporter: very sad news report. just a few minutes the fire chief confirmed to me that two firefighters from wilmington have died in this fire. again, the fire chief just confirmed that for me. just couple of seconds ago. we want to show you the scene right now here. you can still see firefighters out here gathered here. it is very, very heavy mood, very solumn. two firefighters have succumbed. it happened about 3:00 this morning, we're told as many as six people may have been injured in this fire.

that is still preliminary information. we're told the firefighters were inside of this row home when apparently, the first four major collapse into the basement level. and we're hearing that that is perhaps how those firefighters have seemed their severe injuries. we did speak with neighbors earlier who told us they woke up to this fire blazing. many of them ran out, with just blankets wrapped around them. it does appear this fire is now under control in the investigation is underway into the circumstances of it, and exactly what caused it and exactly what caused the injuries to the firefighters. again, we spoke with neighbors. spoke with a young girl who knows the family across the street. she tells me that it's a family. four that lives there. let's listen to what she told me a short time ago. >> i was going and my mom went upstairs. she opened the door and we saw all the firefighters out and in the house there was a lot of

smoke coming out. so we just rested here until the electricity went back on. >> electricity had gone out? >> yes. pretty sure everyone's went out. >> reporter: i can confirm to you that two firefighters from the wilmington fire department have been killed fighting this fire. we just spoke to the chief a short time ago. he tells me they're working to put out additional informationally he was so kind, you know, i honestly i had to chase him from the scene just to get information from him as he was leaving. i spotted him and he was -- couldn't have been more grateful when i was doing my job and asking him what had happened and he did confirm that it's a very sad day for the wilmington fire department. he's been out here, we have seen firefighters hugging, very solemn. two firefighters confirmed to have passed away.

back to you. >> i have so much respect for people who run into danger. we'll keep them in our thoughts. also seattle washington, five people dead after police say this man allegedly started shooting in the makeup department of a macy's store. the incident happened last night around 8:30 at the cascade mall in burlington about 60 miles north of seattle. the man is still on the loose. armed with a hunting rifle. this happened days after ten people were stabbed in minnesota. that suspect was killed boy an off-duty police officer. investigators are looking for a person of interest. this is some surveillance video right there. this is in connection with the murder of a woman, natasha gibson. that person is considered armed and dangerous. officers interviewed the ex-boyfriend and say he's no longer a person of interest. this woman died of horrifically terrible death. her throat was slashed. it happened in yeadon out one of

her friend's home thursday morning. 8:05. after weeks, a camden man is behind bars charged in last month's gang shoot-out that killed a little girl who was caught in the court reporter. 8-year-old gabby carter was fatally shot outside her home on the 900 block of south 8th while ride herring bike. us marshalls in tennessee have arrested 18-year-old kiham brown at his uncle's and charged him with first-degree murder. his mother and girlfriend had earlier been arrested and charged with obstructing the investigation. brown was on the police radar from the beginning. >> we are a big little city. everyone in this city is related in some way, shape or form where they know each other. seldom do things occur that we don't know what happened. it's a matter of putting proofs together >> he'll be back as soon as possible and he's just one of several men responsible for the shoot-out that tragically led to

gabby's death. the hunt continues for the others. 8:07. there was another night of protests in north carolina following the shooting death by police of an african-american man on tuesday. the family of keith lamont scott released a cell phone video while the actual shooting is not on the video. you can clearly here the man's yelling that her husband doesn't have a gun while police are commanding that he put it down followed by several shots. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi, he's not going to do anything to you guys. (shots). >> did you shoot him? >> the man's family says he was suffering from a tbi, a traumatic brain injury and insist he was carrying a book, not a gun. police have dash cam and body cam video of the shooting. while they did let the victim's family look at those vice, they have not publicly released them. the local police chief said they will be released. >> i do believe the video should be released.

the question is on the timing. >> if i were to put it out inafter this criminal in itly and it doesn't give you if context it can inflame the situation and make it worse. it will exacerbate the backlash. >> north carolina state bureau of investigation is now reviewing the entire case. police have arrested a man suspected of killing another man during the protest in charlotte. 26-year-old ray quam borum into custody during the shooting death of mr. carr, he was killed in the protest in charlotte. a tulsa oklahoma prosecutor free after prosecutors charged her with the shooting death of an unarmed black man. betty shelby is facing first-degree murder manslaughter. accused of fatally shooting terrance crutcher on september 16th. the 42-year-old officer quote reacted unreasonable

unreasonable. they say she drew her gun instead of a stun gun. she thought he was armed. the family says he was not. a young child makes amazing progress after gunfire nearly killed him. this morning we're hearing from the 6-year-old for the first time since county in the cross fire >> it's been more than a month since bullets flew into the child's car simply sitting in the back seat. it happened in east germantown. now after more than a dozen surgeries this brave young boy are speaking out to shanette wilson. >> reporter: he's known to hospital staff and friend as a super hero. 43 days after shot ten times, he's happier than expected. he was talking and ready for tv when i showed up at the hospital to meet him for the first time. >> you can go on tv today if i

can give you a kiss. >> reporter: his tiny body endured 14 surgeries. 13 blood transfusion, multiple skin grafts and reconstructive procedure >> i was wanted to go home. i was scared sometimes. >> why were you scared. >> i was scared those like when i had to get some surgeries. >> reporter: he tells me he had good days. first at saint christopher's and now at schriner's hospital for children >> making new friends >> patient haves. >> reporter: why this resilient little boy remembers the times he feels better, his grandmother recalls the constant pain and questions about what happened to him. >> he wakes up in the middle of the night, screaming, crying, scared, that's hard and the child questions why me? why did i have to get shot? why are these people hurt me? why am i in pain? >> it's been up and down his

recovery. he only has the use of one leg and one arm. >> i'm scared. if you wanted to sign it. you can sign it. >> reporter: his mother says he's determined and brave. >> i just want to see had my back to the mahaj i know, being able to run and play and be himself and not feel like he's different. >> reporter: mahaj is her strength at the weakest time in her life. >> it got me to pray a lot, to understand it. somebody up there. >> such a strong little kid. mahaj still has a long way to go. possibly more surgery. he'll need an liquor wheelchair. if you want to help. there's a gofundme page and you can donate to continue to raise funds. go our fox29.com web page. possible changes are coming to pennsylvania electric liquor

laws >> what they can maybe sell? . for potter fan as website letting people find out an important aspect other harry potter personality. j k rawlings needed to respond.

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there's they don't trick about this one. the national retail federation says 2016 is sure to be a treat. americans will spend 8.4 billion dollars on the fall holiday. more than they have in the last 11 years. the bulk will go towards costume, over $3 million and another 2.5 will be spent on candy. maybe you're waiting for the new iphone. regardless, there's easy ways to buy a new phone and save major money. let's cash in. i know you want to get one of those new smart phones that just came out. the problem is they're crazy expensive, they start at $649. i remember going on vacation for thfrm the good news is you can use your old smart phone, turn it into cash and apply to your new smart phone.

your first option is to trade it in. all the cell phone carriers have trade-in programs where you can get a credit. check out retailerers like waurlt, target, they all have trade-in programs or you'll get a store credit you can apply to something else. shop around, there's lots of deals out there. try a website like next worth.com. they make the super easy, you go online, put in the type of phone, the condition, you'll get an offer in a few seconds. finally check out a new service called echo acm. they have, a,m machines around the delaware valley, find out where at echo atm.com, you'll get an offer on the spot, accept the offer, put cash in your pocket and walk out. those new phones are crazy expensive but now you know how to turn the old phone into cash to apply to the new phone. last tip, make sure you wipe all the personal data off that old

phone. we know those pictures, spring breaks, epic times. i'm cashing out. >> that was good advice about saving a whole lot of money. a pennsylvania legislature is hoping to make buying liquor a little easier. he's introduced a bill to allow hotels and restaurants to sell bottles of distilled liquor. the lawmakers passed back in juan and opened up wine and beer sales and more businesses throughout the state. >> all in one place >> karen is excited as we interlock at allentown. scott, looks pretty good. not a lot of sun. you keep telling us the good day. after our show, allentown can get out dry >> it's final feeling like fall, not only in allentown but across the entire area. temperature good ten 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. we topped out at 89 in

philadelphia. take a look at ultimate doppler right now. here's that cold front moving through this morning, we have scattered clouds out there. but most of us will stay dry. it's breezy as well. take a live look right now at the center city skyline and look at the wind out of the northeast 15 miles per hour. temperatures right now at 65 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, down to 60. we're looking at 66 in atlantic city, 60 in allentown. low 50's right now in the poconos mountains. winds are generally out of the north and east drawing down some of that colder air, winds sustained at 15 miles per hour philadelphia. 14 miles per hour in wilmington. planning your day. your saturday brunch still looking at temperatures around sfefrpt. an afternoon high of 75. 10% chance for a couple of sprinkles as the fronts moves through, most stay dry, dry tomorrow into monday. but then a rainfall chance for tuesday. so 75 degrees the high temperature today in

philadelphia. even cooler tomorrow. only around 70. great weather for tailgating. looking cool for the game. temperatures look at that. by the end of the game, in the low 60's. grab that fall fleece; alone at weekend wendy. she has her jacket on. temperatures will be in the low 70's but will feel cooler does anyone want to mention the cupcake challenge? you can go and eat cup cakes and help kids from 10:00 to 3:00. philadelphia one of them relates to think philadelphia was towing cars overnight getting the streets vehicle-free, no cars will be allowed for ten miles across the city today. it's a dream for pedestrians and bikers and it's all part of the steep first ever philly-free streets event. comes after so many people enjoyed the fact that you can walk the streets and bike when the pope was here and they were shutdown and philadelphians saw how the open streets were.

the route runs on south street from front street to the schuylkill river trail then from martin luther king drive to the falls bridge and surrounding area, the roads closed to cars from 8:00 a.m. just about now until 1:00 p.m. ♪ expect harry potter conjured up a cross between an animal and electron, it's unique to every individual wizard. >> potter fans you have a chance to find out what your personal petronis would do. >> jk rawlings lets you figure out what it would be, a bassett hound, siperian cat, everybody

knows man well mirror randell. >> one twitter user posted. harambi, say you it was his petronis. she tweeted out saying it's the no an actual petronis. she added she thought the name was and if and wented to share it >> what would your petronis be? >> reporter: shark. sweet, constantly moving and misunderstood. >> what about a camilleian? >> you guys are pretty clever. i like that one. >> what would you be? >> i don't know. i'll have to think about that one. >> ask questions you can't answer. >> it's not as tough as in some

places overseas, they resort to physical violence. bam, bam. and punching going on right there. it looks like wrestling >> they shouldn't be fighting. we all know there's some songs out there that have the ability to put us in a really good mood. the scientists say one song in particular, happiest song on earth. here's a spoiler. it's not farel's happy. ♪ ♪

♪ . this song makes people happy. this is a song that gets you up, makes you want to dance and smile. i'm guessing it may have been a little early to be included in our polls. >> let's talk about it. it's time for sill science. where we look at some of the crazy things scientists are studying these days. are you looking for a song to really pep up your spirits? you apparently may want to crank up queen. ♪

>> according to researchers that song queen's don't stop me now. is the happiest song in the world. they studied the effects on people's mood over 50iers. this is an extensive study. it had all the things that make people happy, right key and good lyrics, these are the thing that is make you happy >> thank you for weighing in. tweet what makes happy. tweet whatever makes you happy. >> what about black eyed peas? i got a feeling. >> i love that song. >> what about don't worry, be happy >> i hate that. . >> that's a good song. i don't know why >> i hate that song. it annoys me >> that's not what we're doing. we're doing things that make us

happy. i like van halen's right now. >> you want to do what right now >> whatever that is. move, whatever. shop at the target. >> old school hip hop. big daddy came, no hash stepping, google it. >> when the weather gets cooler, people start think about that true flavor of fall. >> is it really pumpkin we like or pumpkin spice? coming up the strangest out there and there are many >> a young woman turns her strugglings into success. why she turns to music to turn to happiness.

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let's take a look at some of this morning's top story, two firefighters dead following a house fire in wilmington. it happened around 3:00 this morning along the 1900 block of lake view road. we don't know the cause of the fire. crews are currently still on the scene investigating. breaking in seattle washington, five people dead after police say that this man allegedly started shooting in the makeup department of a macy's store. investigators say the incident happened last night around 8:30 at the cascade mall in burlington. about 50 miles north of seattle. police say the man is still on the loose. he's armed with a hunting rifle

and the shooting happened days after ten people were stabbed at a mall in minnesota. that suspect was killed by an off-duty police officer. karen on this saturday, temperatures are dropping. we have cloud cover and a breeze, not quite a perfect ten. but weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, we will give it a nine. grab that fall fleece if you're stepping outdoors, the front is moving through at the delaware valley, maybe a spotty sprinkle north and west. look at the camera shaking around, that's because of that breeze. winds right now northeast 15 miles per hour, the temperature in philadelphia, 65. 60 in trenton. to 66 right now in atlantic city. we're looking at low 50's right now in the poconos mountains but it's even colder as we move a little farther to the north. upstate new york, temperatures in the 40's. that colder air will head in our direction for tonight. but for today, a high 75, 70

sunday, kickoff weather. grab the sweaters. temperatures drop into the 60's, karen, as we move toward the game. >> i'm looking forward to it. we want to introduce you to a young woman from our area from chester county. she turned struggles, growing up, things that you face, physical problem, anxiety, depression and she discovered music that helped her get there was this. ♪ >> this is lynnyford, using music. >> good morning. first how are you? >> that song is called small. >> small. and i wrote it when i was 14 or 15 and recorded it on a demo and then i met david thickening, the

drummer from the h ooters. and started making it become an album. >> you talk about sometimes when i'm small. what was that song about for you? >> especially in that song, every line kind of means something different. so sometimes when i'm small, it's like not really feeling as much of a person as i usually do. not as important matters influential and myself >> how did you take some of your struggles and use music to help your self esteem? you're very talented. >> it kind of gave me something to be proud of. and made me -- gave me the self confidence i didn't have for most of my life.

>> how did you take those feelings and say you know what? i'm just going to succeed. i'm going to, whatever, put it in a box but find a way to despite this just to grow? >> it's still happening continuously giving me more and more confidence to become a successful musician. >> i want to play another, this is you, i think you're at a keyboard. ♪ >> i found this on utube. what instruments can you play? >> i can play me piano, guitar, mostly sing. i can play the basics of most string instruments and if i

don't know them, i can figure it out >> what's your dream, to perform the rest of my life >> what would you say to kids out there who may not just have the best self confidence right now, struggling with being bullied or physical issues. what do you say to them if you could talk to them right now? >> i guess it took 12 years for me to feel finally some sort of confidence and pride in myself and what i'm doing with my life. so it will take a really long time but it will eventually happen >> thank you, thank you for sharing. you have an event coming up. you're performing at the world cafe live. that's going to be amazing september 29th. doors open at 7:00 a.m. tickets 15 bucks. come and check her out. it is worth it and your music is wonderful. and it's really nice to have you sing. thank you for coming in. when the weather gets cooler like it's starting to right now, people start think

about that tree flavor of fall. this pumpkin, but is it really pumpkin we like or is it pumpkin spice? coming up some of the strangest pumpkin flavored products out there. >> we've been telling you they video, the political atmosphere in this country is challenging. at least our politicians aren't physically fighting, at least not yet. coming up the brawl that was broadcast on live tv. and what led to two politicians deciding they're going to fight the out.

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♪ >> this songs makes me happy. sounds of philadelphia. >> see some of the fall colors up there. makes me happy and makes me think of the fall flavors like pumpkin. my sister just tweeted me and said it's pumpkin season, get excited. pumpkin -- who stop sign like pumpkin my >> it doesn't taste good all that pumpkin stuff. we know that fall is the season of the pumpkin and more specifically pumpkin spice and clove and nut meg. >> let me give and an example. pumpk pumpkin fries.

they drizzled it with chocolate and pumpkin sauce >> on the regular fries? >> regular. >> i could see sweet potato. >> sounds nasty >> that's just one of the latest things. we know lots of people start going to all the coffee stores. we have to blame star bucks. i love a pumpkin spice latte. our prior found a pumpkin -- >> there's more, there's pumpkin spice beef jerky. you're going too far with the pumpkin stuff. i think this may be a cultural thing. i'm going to play into a huge stereo type. sweet potato. you see an orange my on an african-american table, it's

sweet potato. who decided pumpkin was good for everything just because of the season? i love the look on scott's face. >> it's supply and demand. >> thank you. >> you like it? >> customers want it, and they're giving it to them. >> lots of people do. put this out there. you can be the person that makes the decision on all of this one. are we over the whole thing? the whole pumpkin spice thing? >> tweet yes. >> let us know your thoughts on social media. this is our #fox29goodday. >> it's year round. >> i'm happy. >> i'm happily opposed to pumpkin spice.

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place for children to learn, play and stay safe in university city. police athletic league of philadelphia opened a brand new center at elwyn last night. targets kids between the ages of six and 18 to promote character development and improve educational outcome. mayor kenney was there and he says it's important for employees community relations. >> come into a safe haven like this and to be around positive people. first place you want a child is in a pal center and not in a squad car. that's what this is about. >> and it's opened in partnership with the university

of pennsylvania. this is the 19th center in philadelphia. summer may officially be over but weekend still so much fun, there's a lot of things going hot down at the shore. whitney good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me >> it's irish weekend in wildwood. what are the things happening >> they have the classic car show. now, you can get to see all of your favorite restored classic cars, they're having an auction at 10:00. if you ever want to buy one day is the day to do that. they're having the irish festival, the largest on the east coast going on today and tomorrow, plus in smithville as well. in atlantic city we had end vogue thursday, they performed on the beach. total standing out. i interviewed them behind the scenes, which was so much fun. they were talking about something special happening today. they have their clothes from two music video, my loving and giving them something he can feel. their clothes will be at the

smithsonian african-american history museum. they're going to be houseed there from now on. they have a new album that came out called electric cafe. and tonight we have the miss america pageant. which is on the highlights of miss america. all proceeds will go to the atlantic city gltb alliance, it's a lot of fun if you want to see your favorite drag stars compete. >> that looks fun. >> big brothers and sisters charity in atlantic city is doing this event where you can repel off of the sheridan in atlantic city. it's 15 stories high. so many other celebrities did it yesterday. restaurant, tours, politician, everyone is doing it for charity. yesterday and today. if you get to the sheridan atlantic city, you can see them repelling from the top.

they asked me to do it. i said no. but i did the f 16. i got points for that. 3:00 and 7:00 at the claridge hotel. >> whitney, thank you, we appreciate it. so much fun. scott, what are you going to be doing? you have the beautiful day, you gave it a nine what's in store. >> maybe apple picking. it's the season for that. we got the weather for this first official weekend of fall. we have cloud cover out there. maybe a passing sprinkle with that cold front that's moving through the area as we speak. take a live look at ultimate doppler right now. you can see the cloud cover, maybe a spotty sprinkle or two, but most of us will stay dry. it's also pretty breezy. look at those winds. out of the northeast 15 miles per hour. 65 degrees is the current temperature in philadelphia. 60 right now in trenton, mid 60s in atlantic city, 60 in allentown, low 50's in the poconos mountains. look at the winds of change out of the northeast. anywhere from ten to 15 miles per hour right now.

so hour by hour, running those. few more peaks of sunshine. look at sunday. cooler, a high of 70 degrees. the average for this time of year is 75. great weather for tailgating tomorrow kickoff temperature 70. those temperatures will fall rapidly into the 60's. only high temperatures in the poconos today, 67 degrees. low 60's as we move toward tomorrow. look at that weather authority seven-day forecast. we're talking about the coldest night since may across the area. 50 in the city. 40's out lying suburbs, 70 for tomorrow. upper 40s by monday, monday high 72. clouds roll in and a rainfall chance tuesday. we still need the rainfall across the area. seasonal temperatures as we head into next week. back over to you. >> thank you so much, scott. we've seen the this morning,

talked about it. a brawl between two ukrainian politicians. it's not funny. it's kind of ridiculous. it was broadcast on live tv. the two men began fighting moments after finishing an on air appearance. they fought in the studio. that wasn't enough. they took it outside where one of the men repeatedly kicked and then keyed the other man's car. police were called. the two men are members of opposing parties and one of the men has a little bit of a history. apparently he fought other politicians in the past. >> anger management is needed. >> i'm jen frederick and this is mom-o-log and my favorite chef will help the mom. >> we can help moms all across the country. >> i said to you, i got a problem. you say i can have some color >> everybody things that exercise going to give you this

six pack, it's not. it's called diet. the more carbs you eat, it packs on the weight. either carbs in the morning and at noon, get rid of them, eat vegetables and protein >> am i allowed to drink wine. >> i do, not two bottle, two glasses. >> i'll try. it is the weekend. this is my favorite, in america. >> good answer. >> and i'm jen frederick, this is mom-o-log. got to go eat my carbs now. time is running out.

let's go out to sabina kuriakose with an update. >> reporter: karen what we know officially so far from the fire chief is that two firefighters here in wilmington have been killed in the line of duty. we're also hearing that several other people have been injured. we do not know if they're firefighters or residents of the home, where this fire happened here at this scene. you can see the fire is out and it's under control early on but firefighters remain on the scene as well as investigator, it happened around 3:00 this morning, we're hearing that the first floor of this home may have been collapse i do not the basement as firefighters were inside battling this fire.

again, two firefighters confirmed to have died in the line of duty. we're hearing that several other people may have been injured as well. we did get confirmation from the fire chief on some details. still waiting for more information out here at the scene. as you can imagine, it is a heavy and solemn moment. heartbreaking morning here in delaware. two firefighters killed in the line of duty. several other people injured. bill and karen back to you. >> so sad sabina. we'll stay on top of that dale. it's that time of year, we always focus on this orchard's time, apple time. >> how are you doing. >> good morning, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> we got all things apple. karen, you do this with your kids. >> we love to come down and go on the hey rides. can you set up the halloween stuff yet >> it's been open since september 10th. this weekend is our apple

festival. it's about the apple festival. we have apple sider doughnuts and many different varieties to pick. >> we may need an apple sling shot here at the station >> can i aim it ap somebody >> we have targets in the field. over the length of a football field. >> she may need anger management. all of the different things we have with apples. give us a taste of what we got. some of the differences, what are we looking at >> our apple sider, famous for, apple butter. the candy apples we make on-site. the apple sider doughnuts. >> come over here. come here, little brother, try one of these doughnuts >> try apple cider doughnut. good? >> yeah. very good. >> we make our apple pies, just made them fresh this morning, apple cobbler.

in the food court area they make them fresh, come right out of there. you'll have a heart attack but die happy. >> all the different kinds of apples for a novice luke myself. explain quickly the differences >> this is the newest variety honey crest taken over 60% of the business. difficult to grow. it's the one in demand. we have lots available in the farm market. season is done for picking. we pick them ahead, store them, sell them october. >> i can still get those >> still get those. the other varieties we're picking today, all delicious, this is jonna is a cross between thin and the golden deliberation, we have mcintosh, and jonna. if you want to make a pie ideally the jonathan.

not that you want to make a my it will stay together. if you make an it breaks count real creamy. >> speaking of if you want pie >> what's your favorite? our family we have to do for thanksgiving cran berry apple. >> it is still warm. >> i'm i'm going to. >> what's your favorite. >> apple caramel wall nets. we have caramel apple candy this career, caramel and apples meant to go together. >> for apple fest there on the screen so you can check it out if you want to go and do the fun events. there's a petting zoo. >> we have the petting zoo, playground. you can register today. >> we're going to end with an

eating contest. delicious thank you so that for watching, we will see you in the morning. >> have a good day.

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