this morning on good day, a public memorial service honoring two wilmington firefighters who died in the line of duty. the high powered leader set to be in attendance. 's they're sparking fewer in many people across the country, new alerts about clowns. unfortunate news for the sixers, ben simmons leaving practice with an injury, what it was and how long he's expected to be out. ♪ from the fox 29 studio, this is good day philadelphia weekend. good morning, everyone, happy saturday. we got a great day ahead. good things happening. good morning, karen. >> good morning to you, bill. good morning thank you for joining us and good morning scott williams. the is the rain finally done

>> we're not done with the rain but i can tell you this, it's not going to be a wash-out of a weekend. that will be good news. but we do have cloud cover out there and some rainfall chances for today. so still kind of damp and gloomy out there. drizzle, fog this morning, let's talk about the temperatures. right now, it's a little cool upper 50's in philadelphia. look at the winds, still out of the northeast at 13 miles per hour. so it's been above average with a temperatures breezy, kind of nasty over the last several days. weather with the number, scale of one to ten, definitely not a ten. so we'll kind of go in the middle there for today and give it a five. weather by numbers. as we focus in on the weather headlines, it's going to stay a bit unsettled. once again, it's not a wash-out of a weekend and then hurricane matthew a powerful monster hurricane in the caribbean. we still have the upper level low off to the west. cloud cover also more showers in the forecast for today. temperatures top out upper 60's, by tomorrow, more sunshine.

we'll talk much more about it coming up. here's a look at traffic. hey, good morning be everybody, are you ready for football? 12 noon temple down at the linc. we'll see a lot of volume heading not stadium area. then, of course, exiting looks like they got a river today. good news for the folks who use the regional rails, they're back, the silver liner cars will be put back in service and septa plans to have normal service patterns return on monday morning. now, here's the deal. whatever schedule you've been following, get rid of it. drop down new schedule. make sure you have it. they're going to expect to return to service levels back in june. there's tweaks. i put it up on my facebook page, twitter and we also have it on fox29.com. and be ready for a brand new monday morning rush hour. enjoy rest of the day, i'll see you back here bright and early

tomorrow morning for fox 29 good day philadelphia weekend. it is 7:03. two firefighters killed while battling flames had a row house fire a week ago on this day will be remembered at a puck service in wilmington >> it will be the community's chance to say good-bye to fallen heros and and jennifer joyce is live in wilmington. >> reporter: good morning, karen and bill. more than firefighter how to people are expect to attend. looks like we're having a little bit of trouble with the video. jenny are you there? . >> reporter: good morning, bill. so funerals for both firefighters were held earlier this week. today's public service will honor the lives of wilmington fire lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes junior who died in the line of duty on september 24th. lieutenant leach was working for a friend the day he was killed. he rushed into a burning home on

lake view road thinking there were still people inside. the four collapsed trapping and killing leach and senior firefighter fickes four other firefighters were injured. >> jerry will help us, they made us strong in life. we love them and they loved us. >> from that day that i met him, we've been friends ever since. he's that kind of guy. just want to be around him. he's the lieutenant you want to work for. >> reporter: murder of both firefighters, officials say she was temporarily living at the home back live outside the chase arena, doors will open at 11:00 this morning, the memorial will begin at 1:00 and both firefighters leave-hand family, so there is a gofundme page set up for the families of the fallen. it is also posted on our website, fox29.com.

karen and bill? >> thank you. firefighter officials say everyone is ok this morning after a car fire spread to a home in west philadelphia. crews were called out to the scene of the 3900 block of poplar street just before 1:00 this morning. there was a pickup that caught on fire. there's the remnants of it right there. it spread to the house next to where that truck was parked, but it was all brought under control a short time later. no injuries reported. also, in kingsessing, a man in the hospital of a being shot twice on the 5300 block in chester avenue. a 54-year-old was taken to presbyterian medical center in stable condition. investigators are still looking for a gunman. in a north philadelphia, police are looking for three men who broke into the home of temple students. these students are on the second floor along the 1500 block of west thompson street when they say the men broke not house, through a window around 3:00 a.m. wearing black hoodies, armed with a gun, they did get away

with electronics. police are warning parents and children in this area to be on the look-out >> creepy clown sightings have been reported across the country. radnor township police say someone spread the threats on various social media sites under different hash tags, this one threaten to either kidnap student or kill teachers, police posted on their website and crime alert that the posts are being identified as a hoax, 17-year-old mary nailer said student were so concerned a police officer showed you wanted for reassurance >> he was clowning around and they were talking about how they were going around to schools >> nothing has been founded in this area. but somebody play an evil trick on people and actually getting people legitimately upset. >> everybody unfounded but people are concerned. the threats forced other areas to issue similar warnings.

more questions this morning over police response to a dangerous suspect. police shot and killed a man identified as christopher soul after he allegedly stabbed two children and two adults on wednesday. >> police right now are confirming they did fire a large number of shots. more than 100, 109. police now say that man was unarmed, although he repeatedly ignored order to take his hand out of his pockets. evidence circles on the shooting scene number up to 69 with thrown hor circles not numbered. some neighbors say even if this was a bad guy, this type of gunfire makes them feel uncomfortable >> those shots were primarily contain to do the two house, one of which he was in front of in the house next door. they largely served as a backdrop. unfortunately for the people in that home, did it kind of put them in jeopardy. they were not harmed, but it of serious concerns to us the number of shots fired.

>> commissioner says this case maybe one of those things where it's a contagious gunfire by the nine officers he don't fired. maybe one starts and spreads to the others. there's an ongoing investigation by both police and internal affairs. it is 7:08. at least 100 people protesting on the streets in california for a fourth night after police release a new video of a deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. we chose not to show you the moment he was shot but here's what happened before. >> in the surveillance video, you can see officer ridge gonzales approach 38-year-old alfred alongo with a weapon. he did not obey an order and was shot after he pointed a vaput smoking device. the video shows an officer

provoke alongo before opening fire. he is a refugee who came to the u.s. to escape the violence in the war torn country big news, new jersey drivers get ready to pay more at the gas pump. anybody who's in new jersey get ready to pay more. a deal between governor chris christie and state lawmakers will see the gas tax increase by 23 cents a gallon. review now from that tax hike will be dedicated to the state's transportation trust fund to repair roads, bridges and other infrastructure. >> people are going to stop driving to new jersey to get gas >> whenever you want to do something like that. you do it on a friday so people don't catch on over the weekend it gets lost in the news cycle. also at. one person dead and dozens others injured in a train crash. >> what investigators say needs to be cleared from the scene in order dig deeper and find out exactly what happened. plus, can you call uber?

did they get banned in the city again? what's going to happen right now? uber, lyft, are they allowed to operate? what the ppa can do to your car? your car as a driver. >> we're listening to in the background, a little george michael playing for no reason other than we were singing george michael this morning, we want songs by the george or michael or any combination. tweet them to us >> give us your song selection. it's national walk your dog day and national i think black dog day. >> isn't every day walk your dog day? >> send us your pictures whatever is happening in your life on this day. we'll be right back.

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crash of new jersey transit train 1614 at the hobocken terminal. they're still waiting for debris to be cleared to gain access to the front car. contractors are working to repair the roof collapse and to be sure that there's no asbestos hazards before they can recover the other data recorder and cameras mounted to the front of the train. they're hoping to find information about how fast it was going when it failed to stop in the station. smashing over a bumper and into a concrete wall. >> that's the question of the hour. everyone is speculating on this. we don't do that. we're going to wait for the actual information >> train's engineer 48-year-old thomas gallagher has been with new jersey transit nearly 30 year, operating trains 18. he was reportedly found slumped over the controls after the crash. we don't know if that's because of injuries or if something else happened prior to that. that the part of the investigation. weather the liabilities? joining us by skype, ken rothweiler. good morning, sir. >> how are you doing, bill?

>> good, always a pleasure. when you hear about this going through barricades and bummers into the station, seems like there would be some immediate liability. but when you look at this, is there necessarily someone at fault or is it just mechanical? >> we don't know right now, bill they don't have information from the recorder. they were trying to download the event recorder and couldn't do it. so they had to send it to the manufacturer in order to get the information out of it. there's actually two event recorders, there's another event recorder near front and they're trying to dig it out right now. look, there's two possibilities. it could be a mechanical problem. maybe somehow, the throttle got stuck or could be human error, but the event recorder will let us know exactly what happened. as soon as that's gleaned we're going to know a lot more than we know right now >> from a liability standpoint

you got one person tragically killed. hundreds injured. does it even matter if a conductor or user error in terms of whether or not there's going to be some sort of legal accountability >> it makes it a lot easier if there was some type of human error. let's closed the engineer fell asleep or something like that. makes the a lot easier to prove. you're right. if it's a mechanical error, there's legal theories, which would make the new jersey transit, you know, liable. we really have to find out more information. the recorder is going to tell you a lot of things, bill. it will tell you the train speed, whether there was brake use, whether there was a throttle problem. i would think within the next couple days, a lot of these questions we have will be answered >> once again, we're hearing no ptc, the positive train control that would automatically or supposed to automatically shutdown the trains as they approach. at what point from a legal standpoint do people start demanding this has to be in

place? this is the third or fourth accident we've heard of where ptc at least in theory could have prevented it >> that's also what happened at the amtrak crash in philadelphia, i'm handling a number of those cases, that's the theory in that crash. let me tell you what's interesting that a lot of people don't know. this same accident happened at the hobocken train station back in 2011 and it happened before because there wasn't positive train control on those tracks. and they said at that time, remember, this is five years ago they would, in fact, place that positive train control on those tracks. it didn't happen. had they put it on there, i think this accident would not have happened. there's been kind of a mandate across the country to put these on all of the different train stations, and to date, it has not been done. >> again, does it matter in terms of legal terms that you promised to do something that, in theory, could have prevented an accident. you didn't do it. another accident happens, is

that going to be admissible when the cases starts >> i think it will be, it doesn't help the transit authority, the fact they knew there was a problem, they knew there was a remedy and failed to put that remedy in effect. i think it's going to be a big problem, these are all potentially liability case. one person killed, a significant injury and 100 plus people that have been injured. so i think there's going to be a lot of lawsuits as a result of this crash. >> always pleasure, we appreciate you breaking it down. have a good one. >> you too, bilk thanks a lot. 7:18 as we turn to your weather on this day, taking a live look, there's a lot of cloud cover out there. so many great walk, one happening in plymouth meeting to benefit shriners hospital. they do great work. and that will be kicking off about 10:00 this morning, what do we think >> looks like mostly cloudy for that walk. there could be a couple of spotty showers out there. i don't think it will be a complete wash-out of a weekend. let's take a look at ultimate

can doppler. most of the showers off to our south and west. some activity continuing to lift toward our area, it's not really heavy rainfall at best. let's take a look at the temperature, you were 40's in the poke, 58 philadelphia, a little chill in the atmosphere, have throws jackets. 62 in millville, 62 in atlantic city, baseball game citizens bank park, we're look at temperatures by first pitch around 66. there could be a few showers around. al that wind out of the east, ten oh 15 miles per hour. a little breezy, let's focus in on the forecast. s across the area for today, 68 in center city, cloudy, couple of scattered showers around, down the shore, 67, nice breeze, have the wind breaker, lehigh valley, temperatures top outright around 66 degrees, well above average for this time of year. what's weekend wendy up to? she'll be down in dover delaware, big nascar weekend. we'll keep mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures around 70 degrees,

there could be a few passing showers. but i don't expect heavy, heavy rather. as we move toward 1:00, still cloudy, sprinkles, heavier rain might move up later on this afternoon and into the evening. the seven-day forecast showing more sunshine by your sunday and temperatures stay around 70 degrees into next week. back to you. >> thank you so much. also happening today, this is great event, we have so many friends it's the hero thrill show. grab the kids, this is a wonderful event it is the phillies'findest. it's motorcycle stuff that gets me. spectacular demonstration. they have the dogs out, the k9s they're fun. mounted patrol, the fire department trucks that the kids can come down and see. it is the 62nd year for this day of fun, all the money raised goes to help pay for the education of children whose parents were killed in the line of duty of both the fire and

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playing a little bit of george and michael songs, michael jackson, pretty young thing on this soggy morning, but we're all in this together. we'll have a great one. >> we're all in this together unless you're trying to get a ride with uber or lyft. the ride share aps are back in legal limbo in the city, now that a temporary agreement to allow drivers with companies like uber x and lyft operate in philadelphia, in agreement expired. technically, it's illegal again. the agreement was struck in july in time for the democratic national convention. the philadelphia parking authority could enforce regulation that is could restrict the ride sharing drivers, the agency has been known to impound uber x drivers in the past. it has applied for an emergency extension but uber x will still operate despite the ban. they're going to keep going.

here's sports. this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning. i'm shawn brace. for last three season, for the most part, we trusted the process. the process took another hit yesterday. 76ers number one overall pick, ben simmons left practice early due to a roland ankle. so he thought. an mri later and we now know that simmons has a fracture in his right foot and it is unknown how long the number one overall pick will be. tough one there. to baseball, phillies and mets bottom second line howard hits a double deep to center. moves mcankle franco to third. that's later scored a couple run, jay bruce with a shock. home run to left. gives the mets a 3-1 lead. they never look back. they win 5-1. catch game two of the series at

1:00 on fox. that's sports me one minute. i'm shawn brace. let take a look at what happened. is the san francisco giants la dodgers game. both teams top of the fourth, sand invades the field. the catcher comes out. pushes him to the dirt and the outfielder angel pigon body slammed him to the ground. you can see the results. >> that's a nice take-down. >> i don't know what people think. look at me, i'm going to be on tv, everybody here i am. yeah, not for too long. body slam. >> bet you won't do that again >> pile on. nobody cares but giants went on the to win. body slam highlights big surprise for people who have concert tickets. they may not be able to see those performances that they were expecting. coming up, it's the opening night gala, there's thousands of

people that come out to watch the philadelphia orchestra and they're sitting there. the only thing they heard? the sound of silence. septa changing its schedules once again. the information you'll want before you get on the train on monday morning. it's all changing. make sure you catch the schedule. we got the information for you. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ almost time for vacation, take a look at the airport. i got to go somewhere >> what do you mean? it's almost time, it's halloween. it's time for pumpkins and apple sider >> time for the beach and marguerita and chill >> it's going to be warm. >> when? >> tomorrow, today, this monday. >> that's a stretch. >> you need a vacation in january. you're complaining now. let's take a look at top stories, a big story, two firefighters who died in the line of duty last week are going to be remembered today. senior firefighter jerry fickes and junior lieutenant christopher leach died inside of a burning hope on lake view road in wilmington later saturday. there will be a joint memorial service for both firefighters. this is going to be the chase center right on the river front in wilmington. it will be at 1:00 and it is open to the public. if you bought tickets to see

the philadelphia orchestra this weekend, consider your plans cancelled. musicians are on strike. the musicians of the philadelphia orchestra are members of the philadelphia musicians union local 77. the biggest bargaining is compensation like it is for so many. friday they collectively represented the orchestra leadership salary offer. negotiations will continue on october 4th. meaning the concerts for the weekend, including october 1st and second have all been cancelled. on septa returning to a regular weekend schedule starting monday, bob kelly talking about this. three months after the transit agency sidelined all those cars 120 of them because they had structural problems. regional rail has been forced to run on its modified schedule ever since early june, which caused delays, headaches for commuters and dropped obviously septa's ridership >> we were just talk about, is it time for vacation? halloween? a little chilly out there. in the too bad with the weather.

>> it's always always time for vacation, if you want to go on vacation, you should go on vacation. we're talking about nasty weather in and around the philadelphia area with a lot of cloud cover, so if you're looking for sunshine around the delaware valley today, you're not really going to find it. as we focus in on those temperature upper 50's right now, so fall chill is in the air, winds out of the northeast at 13 miles per hour. let's plan that day, hour by hour, by lunch, temperatures stuck in the mid 60's, upper 60's for the afternoon high temperature. cloud cover mist drizzle a couple of passing showers can't be ruled out. it will not be a wash-out. ultimate doppler most of the area is dry but we are cloudy. hour by hour, look at what happens, it's mostly cloudy as we move toward 10:00. by the afternoon, we're looking at 1:00, we got a game at the park. mostly cloudy skies, showers off to the south trying to advance toward our area by this evening. keep that in mind for your dinner plans on this saturday. look at the transportic, we have

a massive category 4 hurricane. it is likely to devastate jamaica as we move toward sunday into early next week. where it goes after that, still up in the air. we still have time to watch that for the lower 48. upper 60's today. by tomorrow more sunshine, a spotty shower still into your monday. back over to you. >> thank you so much, scott. this is sad news, at least for me. this weekend marks the end of an era here until. ryan howard who helped the phillies win the world series and carried the team appears he's going to end his career at least here in philly >> what do you think is the top five best ryan howard moments are? share those with us? we've going to be talking about it today. certainly tomorrow. we all love the big p. then there's those who says what have you done for us lately? bruce gordon only in philly. this weekend marks the end over the phillies baseball

season and frankly the end of an era. ryan howard, last piece, the big piece of the phils 2008 world series championship team will, if all goes as planned, stride to the plate sunday for his final at bats in front of the home crowd. if philadelphia fans are half as knowledgeable and classy as i hope they are, they will stand and cheer and cheer and cheer some more. when the big slugging first base man heads to the plate. i know we live in a what have you done for me world and lately, ryan howard has been a major liability. over the past five seasons, he's hit 226 with an average of 19 home runs and 66 rbis. that, on an average salary of $23 million a year. but remember, they have been five injuries plagued seasons dating back to the final outside of the phils devastating 2011 playoff lost to the st. louis

cardinals. >> when howard ruptured his achilles tendon his career fell off the cliff. from 2006 to 2011, he was a 273 hitter, averaging 44 home runs and 133 rbis a season, all on an average salary of under $11 million a 84. put simply. for that stretch of phillies's excellence, ryan howard was arguably the biggest bargain in baseball. when things went south, he continued to go about business largely without complaints or controversy. he continued to do his charity work. he was willing to face the cameras and microphones even when the questions would not be so pleasant. in short, ryan howard's career was two, the first, spectacularly successful. the second a medical mess.

when you watch ryan howard step to the plate sunday afternoon, do me a affair. remember those good times. remember the man who was instrument of tall in bringing philadelphia its only sports title in the past 30 plus years. howard deserves a send-off bow fitting the big piece he's been in the city's baseball history. only in philly. ♪ i love ryan howard. >> i love giving ryan howard the respect that he deserves. he gave his leg for this city, trying to run out a single blew out his achilles. >> i could fit that in. you ever wondered what certainly elements in the star wars universe would cost if you wanted to buy one. >> like a jet fighter? >> something like that. >> high fighters >> i want a light sabre. >> we got the answers. how much do you need to spend to earn a part of an iconic. if it was in real life.

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year. >> performance aspect of this is what catches me. it's cool when people do flip py stuff, but characters are what you remember. >> reporter: great way to get no character? wearing a mask. this is fire aunt and his side kick silver aunt. >> i never take it off. obviously not when you're in training. matches your identity, >> good job. >> reporter: trader drew wrestled in shows for the last 13 year >> you need to learn how to roll, control your body, you need the agency all over your body for safety, more than anything. stay across from each other, you're going to count. >> reporter: each student here dreams of making it to world wrestling or the wwe.

he was recently on wwe's monday night raw and his moves can be seen by hundreds of thousands onlin online. >> it was amazing. these guys are under 205 weight class, a chance to shine. >> good job. >> reporter: crew's wrestling journey took him to the big stage, but it's the people he meets here at a small wrestling school that keeps him coming up. >> every type of person is trying to compete. i met the lowest class of the lowest and the highest of the highest. something about it appeals to -- it's not limited to a class. it appeals to all classes. >> reporter: fox 29 news. >> trying to teach karens wrestling chops during the break. the wrestle factory is having an open house on october 7th.

it's open to the first 30 wrestlers. if you want to be a wrestler, check it out. scott, maybe karen can come over there and practice the chop on you. >> i'll get a chance >> i'm sure she will. let talk about the weather. it's been damp and diploma mi, trenton live shot, we have the cloud cover and that's really what to expect for much of the day. not a wash-out. couple of passing showers from time to time. but definitely grab the fall jacket and sweaters, upper 50's right now, philadelphia, 56, trenton, 62 right now in atlantic city, we'll zoom in farther north and west waking up with us in coatesville, mid 50's, west chester, good morning, 53 in bethlehem, doylestown 55. so the afternoon high temperature only 68 degrees, mostly cloudy, once again, a few passing showers, but not a wash-out. for tonight, low 60's, more of the same, it's mostly cloudy with a few showers still in that forecast. we have mostly cloudy skies out there this morning on ultimate doppler. light rain off to the west along

with the south some of that will head in our direct during the evening and evening, mostly cloudy at 1:00, missed drizzle, passing showers from time to time. really don't cancel any plans. it's just going to be kind of cloudy with hit or miss showers. look at this beast of a storm right now in the caribbean. its name matthew. it was a category 5. weakened down to a 4. look at the projected path. the later part of the weekend no early next week, moving towards jamaica, eventually toward cuba then toward the bahamas. will it move a little farther out to sea? that's still up in the air or will it move closer and parallel the eastern sea board? the gfs model says yes but european heads it back to see. the seven-day forecast today, upper 60's boy tomorrow, few showers, spotty shower even into monday. once again not a wash-out. looks like the heaviest of the

rainfall has kind of passed the area, guys back to you. >> sounds good. are you ready? >> you turn and slap and what do you do after you do the hit? >> no, it's whoo. >> all right. >> whoo, >> there it is. you can own a piece of movie history for only $4 and a half million. >> and it's only a four bedroom out of san francisco. used to be the one that robin williams movie mrs. doubt fire. some of you got it right. cara, you got it. the home has been renovated. got a new kitchen be remodeled bathroom and shower, the home has become a shrine to robin williams, people come by and leave flowers to remember the late comedian >> also another house used in creed. its location is actually local. it's in huntingdon valley in

montgomery county. so far, there's no price because it's going to be an auction. >> that is a beautiful home as well. >> they're really nice houses, i don't think i would want to live in had a house that celebrities like a movie was in. i don't want people stopping by my house all the time taking pictures on the creed front lawn because you now own that. >> i couldn't afford to clean it, pay taxes, even if you gave it to me, i couldn't afford it. >> we'll talk about keeping the president waiting. who kept the president waiting? >> can you do that? that's the president. we'll tell you in just a moment. stay with us.

♪ ♪ ♪ which bill or mike is this? >> stuart. you're bill. >> i'm bill. which georgia or mike is this? georgia harrison. i had bill on my mind. >> another request i will get to. trending right now, >> it's an unlikely airport delay. you don't do this. one being the president is a private plane, basically takes off when you're ready to go. that wasn't the case for president obama on friday. he had to wait. now, it takes courage or -- i don't know -- took something. to keep the president waiting. it's something only someone else who held the job would probably

think is ok. >> so let's take a look at it. that was the case as obama was ready to leave israel after the funeral of shimon peres who was former president bill clinton he likes to shake hands so he was taking a little longer. >> i'd have left him. that's when you start -- are you friend when you're in the car and -- i start it up, i have the music going, we start taking off. >> it's pretty funny when they get to the top. man hug. you know me, i got to talk. he eventually climbed the steps, they jokingly embraced and entered the plane together. >> we would have had that man minute back in dc.

i'd have left him. i would have >> you can't leave a former president behind. >> the plane is running, everybody ready to go, yo, bill, we got a schedule. even for the president of the united states flying can be stressful. it should be no surprise that cases of air rage, air rage are actually on the rise. we'll tell you the reason one report says could be the cause of it all. >> also, pretty silly study, the reason why some scientists say people may want to crack open a beer every now and then or more often. >> mike and the mechanics as we can't with george and michael music. ♪

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. lieutenant christopher leach and jerry fickes killed in the

line of duty being honored at a public memorial today. what high powered official plans to show up to help celebrate the lives >> the creepy clown sightings reported across the country are hitting our region. the threatening messages one local school received. and starting last night, you know, uber, lyft, riding share services. they're not legal right now. so what is going on with all of that? we will break it down. ♪ . from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia weekend. so far, in one hour, we've had georgia and michael music. we've had karate chops, mrs. doubt fire homes and we got even more coming up in the second hour. if you don't think you like beer, maybe you're a wine drinker, we have beer for wine drinkers. i love beer. i love -- this is for people that don't like beer. do you like beer >> i do. you know what else we got?

cheese steaks. >> cheese steaks >> beer and cheese steaks to end the show. this is get dangerous. >> we're talking cloud cover out there. but not a complete wash-out. taking a live look at the art museum. you can see kind of that fog and mist in the atmosphere. let's focus in on weather by the numbers, scale of one to 10 on the saturday. definitely not a 10, we'll give it about a five. we're going to keep the gray conditions and also temperatures above average as we look at ultimate doppler right now. you can see it's mostly cloudy, but most of the rainfall off to the west and south. some of those showers will head in our direction during the day. light showers, lighter than what we saw over the past couple days, upper 50's, philadelphia right now, 62 atlantic city, we'll zoom in farther north and west. phoenix reporting 56. 55 in doylestown. you can see those temperatures north and west a little chilly. hour by hour, you can see by lunch. that will do it for the high

temperature for this put afternoon, a few passing showers around. what about baseball, first pitch 1:05, looking at 66. once again, a few showers are possible. now, here's a look at today's traffic. hey, good morning, everybody. are you ready for football? 12:00 noon temple at the linc. we'll see a lot of volume and then of course exiting looks like they got a regatta on the river. good news tore folks that use the regional rails. they're back, those silver liner cars will be put back in service and septa plans to have normal service patterns return on monday morning. now, here's the deal. whatever schedule you've been following, get rid of it. drop down the new schedule. make sure you have it. they shall going to expect to return to service levels back in june. but there's tweaks along the way. make sure that you have the new schedule. i put it up on my facebook page. twitter page and we also vista

on fox29.com. ready for a brand new monday morning rush hour. enjoy the rest of the day, see back here bright and early tomorrow morning for fox 29 good day philadelphia weekend. time is 8:02. there were two firefighters lost their life a week ago on a saturday. they were battling a row house fire, and they're going to be remembered today. their lives and celebrated. >> it will be the community's chance to say good-bye to some fallen heros and fox 29 jennifer joyce is live there in wilmington this morning. good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen and bill. more than 5,000 people are expected to attend this joint memorial service here at the chase center in wilmington, including vice president joe biden. funerals for both firefighters were held earlier this week. today's public service will honor the lives of wilmington fire lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes junior who died in the line of duty on september 24th. lieutenant leach was working for

a friend the day he was killed. he rushed into a burning home on lake view road thinking there was people inside. the floor collapsed trapping and killing leach and george firefighter fickes. four other firefighters were injured. >> jerry will help us. they made up strong in life. we have loved them and they loved us. >> from that day that i met him, we've been friends ever since, he's the kind of guy he moves you and you just want to be around him. he's the lieutenant you want to work for. >> reporter: 27-year-old beatrice ruiz was arrested and charged with the fires, doors will open at 11:00 this morning, the memorial will begin at 1:00 p.m. both firefighters leave behind families, there is a gofundme page that's set up for the families of the fallen.

it is posted on our website, fox29.com. karen and bill? >> thank you so much, jenny. firefighter officials say everyone is ok this morning after a car far spread to a home in west philadelphia. crews were called to a home on 3900 block of poplar street before 1:00 a.m. this morning after this pickup truck went up in flames. it soon spread to the house next to the truck. both placed under control a short time later. thankfully no injuries have been reported. in kingsessing, police say a man is in the hospital this morning after being shot twice along the 5300 block of chester avenue. the 43-year-old was hit in the stomach and the arm. he was taken to presbyterian medical center in stable condition. investigators are still looking for the shooter. it is 8:04. scary moments for temple students. they were on the second floor of this house on the 1500 block of west thompson street when they say the men broke no the house,

threw a window. it was about 3:00, wearing black hoodie, they had a gun, police say it intruders got away with electronics. this one has a lot of people concerned about there's been lot of sightings in our area and around the country. creepy clowns. >> clown sightings reported all over the country and in our area, radnor township police say someone spread threats on various social media sites. under different hash tags. police showed us they threatened to either kidnap or kill teachers going to their car, police posted and crime alert page that the posts are a hoax. that's what they're saying now, 17-year-old mary nailer says students and staff at her school were so concerned they needed a police officer to actually show up for reassurance. >> he was like hash tag counseling around and they were talking about how they were going to go around and stab kids and go to different schools >> everything has been unfounded

in this area, nothing founded. it's somebody getting people legitimately upset >> people are getting upset. the threats have forced other districts in thomas river and boyertown to also issue warnings. there's more questions this morning over the police response to a dangerous suspect. police shot and killed a man identified as christopher soul after he allegedly stabbed two children and two adults wednesday >> two were his children. it's about the number of shots fired. could it have been excessive? police confirm they did fire 109 shots that evening. police say that man was unarmed but he had repeatedly ignored orders to take his hands out of his pockets. evidence circles to show all the different numbers of shots fired up to at least 69. there's 13 more that aren't even numbered. neighbors say even if this is a dangerous person, that's kind of gunfire we have so many shots fired makes them feel unsafe. >> those shots were primarily contained at the two houses, one

of which he was in front of. and the house next door, so they larged served as a backdrop unfortunately for the people in that home, it kind of put them in jeopardy. they were not harmed, as you know, but it's of series concern to us the number of shots fired. >> commissioner ross says this could be a case of what they call contagious fire by the nine officers who did foyer. there's an ongoing investigation by police, and internal affairs. 8:07. federal investigators are going over information from 1 black boxes from a commuter train that slammed no a transit station in new jersey. one person killed and more than 100 injured. at least 25 investigators with the national transportation safety board are working the crash of new jersey transit train 1614 at the hobocken terminal. but they're waiting for debris to be cleared to gain access to that front car. contractors are working to repair the roof collapse and to be sure that there's no asbestos

hazards. before the nstb can actually recover the other data recorder and cameras that were mounted to the train, they're hoping to find information about how fast the train was going when it failed to stop in the station. it led to it smashing over a bumper and into a concrete wall. >> that's the questions on the hour. everyone is speculating on this. we don't do that, we're going to wait for the information >> the train's engineer was experience 48-year-old thomas gallagher has been with new jersey transit nearly 30 years operating trains 18 of them. he was reportedly found slumped over the control after the crash. now to a developing story out of california. >> at least 100 people protested on the streets there in a community after police have released new video of that deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. we've chosen not to show you the moment he was shot. but here is what happened immediately before. in the surveillance video, you can see the officer and the man

in this picture, 38-year-old alfred alongo. and police say he did not obey an order to remove hand from his pocket. he was shot right after he pointed a vape smoking device at an officer who said was standing in what looked like to him a shooting stance, a lawyer says the video shows an officer provoking him before opening fire. he was a uganda refugee who came to this country with his family to escape the violence of his home country. time 8:09. if you're going to get gas, you're paying a whole lot more. huge jump. there's a deal between governor christie and state lawmakers will see it increase 23 cents a gallon. money will go to help the transportation fund, they've been discussing that repair the roads, bridges and other infrastructure, which does need it. coming up on 8:10 right now.

we've been prince's home about to be open to the public >> a proposed addition is not sitting well. we'll tell you why the iconic fans are angry >> halloween you have injure decorations up? we'll be sharing some of that throughout the month. and if you're like a lot of us. it could be costing i was whole lot more than you hoped. we'll have expert advice how to scare your neighbors without scaring your bank account. comments from bakery giving a shout-out to ryan howard, the big piece. nicely done >> thank you for sending this one, i love this. >> from andrew rowan of course, he got a puppy, max is now part of the fox 29 good day family. look at the puppy. >> then this one from bill.

how much fun is that? i have new members of my household that have joined just this week. i'll show to him a little bit later. ♪

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welcome back, it is exactly 8:14. a man in new jersey is under arrest charged with wearing a bikini bottom made of clear plastic wrap. 59-year-old stephen wojciehowski was sunbathing wearing the plastic bottoms. he was completely exposed. he now faces multiple charges. prince, the musician, his estate is hitting a sour note with some of the people who loved and supported him and live in that community. >> just a week before prince's home opens to the public, his estate announced it plans to build a wall or fence around the complex. the fan say a barrier would make paisley park more prison-like, city officials say they're concerned about safety >> he made it his home and invited all of us into it and said it was our home too. and asked us to take care of it. we feel like it's our home as well. >> if he didn't need a fence around his house when he was living in it why would you need

it now that he's not? more than 2500 people have signed a petition to keep that city from building a wall. >> if you need a wall, don't open it up to the public. things starting to get spooky out there it's the month of halloween and that's big business. >> there are some ways to save money for halloween decorations. our dan mar cado and jen fred show us how to cash in >> i know your kids are looking forward to halloween >> yes, it's and a fortune >> this year will be 8 and a half billion dollars. >> they want two costumes. >> 3.1 billion on costumes. how about this the average consumer will spend 83 bucks >> and you're not even counting the haunted house >> how about a few tips. >> my kids know that when it comes to halloween costumes, they come from the internet. but i have been going to you will at different sites to see

which one has the cheapist. i need a don't the costume but i don't want to spend 100 were bucks >> let's go to swap.com. it's a great internet site. you can find all costumes less than half the original cost. how about gorilla suit? how often do you wear that. >> once. >> you better hope so. do you got candy or something different >> i try to be aware of foot allergies >> how about your local dollar store pencils, crayons, things like that, kids love them, dentists not so much. if you're going to go buy candy wait till last couple days that's when they're trying to move the sugar off the shelves. >> so there you go, jen, for you money be saving at this point, trick or treat, we're character

out. easter basket overted. the workers who make the popular marsh mellow candy back to work, the union representing 400 workers, they say its workers have returned after going on strike, the company filed a federal lawsuit that claims it violated a no strike provision. bottom line you'll get your peeps. this is about engagement rings. so will you get a huge rock or will you decide, you know what? i'm going to go green and help the environment. >> the answer? there's a study. go green apparently. according to if you trend, more and more couples a ditching the big diamond. they say they will pay for nor

ethically sourced gems. more and more people are choosing different colorado diamonds or other precious stones. right now, the average couple will spend $5,978 on an engagement ring up from 2011 when it was $5,095. still a lot of money. >> yes. paying about 1,000 more for that. >> that's a lot of money. >> what would happen if you came home to your wonderful lovely girlfriend who's adorable. here's this great topez? >> she's not a big jewelry person. she would care more about the singlism and how i presented it than the actual diamond. at least that's the story i choose to believe. >> you only love me topez much? >> she's a martial arts instructor. doesn't wear it anyway. get something and wear it around your neck or something like that. cubic z irconia, baby.

we need a kitchen renovation. >> what do you think about that. >> i think it's good. some folks are still going to want the traditional expensive big bling. if you want to be more modern or just conservative and, eco friendly, you can change it up. >> depends on what the cobb wants to do. >> give me a sparkling forecast? >> a sparkling forecast? yeah. it's going to be hard with all the cloud cover, karen. maybe in the seven-day forecast, we might have little more bling, bling sparkle with the sunshine. right now, it's a little dull and gray stepping outdoors. we have temperatures that are in the 50's. it's chilly. it's going to stay unsettled but not a wash-out. really don't cancel any plans. it's almost like what you see is what you're going to get for much your saturday. kind of cloudy, mist, drizzle, maybe a passing shower from time to time. hurricane matthew, it is a

category 4 storm in the caribbean. a few showers off to the west. some of the activity will move toward our area. but it doesn't look like the heavy stuff we saw the past couple days. as we look at temperatures, 61 in millville, 55 allentown. down the shore, temperatures generally in the mid 60's, 65 avalon, voorhees checking in at 57 along with cinnaminson. weekend wendy is going to nascar weekend in dover. it's going to be cloudy, temperatures upper 60's to near 70. not a wash-out but a few passing showers will be in that forecast. hour by hour, it's mostly cloudy, some mist, drizzle into the afternoon and evening. maybe around dinner, watching some more moderate rainfall move toward the philadelphia area, so we'll continue to monitor that. otherwise, as we look at the seven-day forecast, scattered showers today, a few showers linger into sunday, more sunshine i think peaking through those clouds, karen and bill.

in that seven-day forecast. >> thank you, scott. >> update? >> it took 30 seconds for me to get girlfriend response and assistant news director response both saying i'm clueless as it relates to the diamond. >> diamond, yes. >> i thought you were more sensitive than that. >> the reason scientists say people may want to crack open a beer. i don't think that sounds like enough. >> beer and karen is brain, froze. the please touch museum is celebrating 40 years. we get to play. we're going to play with some of the top toys of the past 40 year, all on display right now at the please touch museum. >> here's your lot to, numbers,

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it is 8:25. today marks the end of the -- it is not. it's going to click right over on the tvs and be 8:25. the band book, american library is band book weeks in which people are encouraged to to read what was challenged over last year >> which books made the list? it may not come as a surprise, 50 shades of gray made the list. critics call it sexually explicit and unsuited. they challenge it based on the fact it's poorly written >> on the west, the holy bible. there were some libraries that decide to ban it. they say because it has a religious viewpoint. >> ok. that's new. other books in previous years include jd challenger's catcher in the rye, color purpose and the entire harry potter serious which critics say is antifamily, violence and deals with the

occult. it's also fiction. ♪ train users, septa, schedule is a changing once again. >> we'll tell you everything you need to know before you take septa on monday. this is one of the big gems in our area. the please touch museum is so much fun. i went to the old location as a kid, my kids go there now. 40 years it's been a part of our community. we're going back to one of the best toys. what were your favorite to his? do you remember simon. >> i do. my skills were untouched. >> these are my three children, but they're holding their brand new guinea pig. the baby wanted a rainbow guinea pig. and butter scotch is to the right and chuck my son named his

>> i like it. and happy 6th birthday to my daughter, olivia, celebrating, going to the playground. >> happy birthday, wentz wagon. >> shout out to the guys in the control room. keith, mike, having a good time. >> they're running the ship. >> look like they're working hard. >> not working too hard. >> we'll be right back.

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♪ little gray, not great weather. 6:30. >> 8:30. >> i knew you had to correct me because i was going to mark down this time and date because you said you're right. take a look at the top stories. >> we are following a story all morning, two firefighters who died in the line of duty last week will be remembered today. senior firefighter jerry fickes and junior lieutenant christopher leach died inside a burning home on lake view road in wilmington last saturday. there will be a joint memorial service for both firefighters at the chase center on the river front in wilmington at 1:00 p.m.

and it will be open to the public. if you bought tickets to go see the philadelphia orchestra your plans are cancelled. the musicians have gone on strike. 1,000 people were there in their seats and had to come out and say everybody got to go home, the musicians walked out on site. the biggest bargaining issue is compensation. they collectively rejected the leadership. and negotiations will continue october 4th. no concerts over the weekend. let's do it we'll get back to this in one second. i want to talk to you about the weather but septa trains are returning to a regular weekday schedule on monday. it comes three months after a agency sidelined 120 cars with structural problem, it's been forced to run on a modified schedule since early july. cause delays for commuters and dropped septa's ridership. let's try it again so you can be

right. karen was right, scott >> that's it. >> i'm going to let her gloat a little bit. we will say it a second time. karen was right. that's all good. >> imagine that. . >> karen doesn't know how to respond. >> for the weather, guys, i mean, it's really more of the sam. cloud cover, fog, drizzle but it's not going to be a complete wash-out of a weekend. just have your umbrella handy. also have the fall jacket or sweater. hurricane matthew last night piqued at a category 5 status, wind at 160 miles per hour. right now, it's back down to a category 4 storm. moving a little farther to the west at about seven miles per hour in the caribbean likely making land fall as we move toward sunday into monday around jamaica as still a major category 3 storm. moving toward cuba as far as tuesday morning and then moving towards the bahamas. how it interacts with land will be a factor in the forecast. also, will it move a little

closer to the lower 48 or will it move farther out to sea? still come uncertainty with that forecast. temperature-wise right now, it's chilly, 56, pottstown, 61 right now in millville, the forecast for this afternoon, looking at that high temperature only of 68 degrees. clouds maybe drizzle at the temple game by tomorrow still a few lingers showers, a spotty shower chance a even into monday but the percentage down to about 20%, look at the middle and latter part of next week, mostly cloudy skies, watching what happens in the tropics later part of next week. back over to you. there's a wonderful event happening at fairmount park, the please touch museum. can you believe it's been around 40 years? so they're throwing a party featuring hundreds of guests and music and dance and the old toys from each decade over past 40 year >> here with some of those toys let's talk about the please touch museum, patricia well

back. >> i've got gloves on. >> i know, you can't touch because this is part of our collection. very important material. >> we have to be careful when touching. i love simon, they still sell it today. this is the old school one. >> this is from the 1970s. it's early electronic based on an atari program. they've juiced it set up a little bit. great thing about this it really got families coming together and playing board games again and stuff. and it has been continues to be around today. >> i remember this, this was back when games were actually kind of active. you sit there and going back and forth. it got competitive back in the day. >> correct. >> this is kind of an early i pad game if you think about it but the family sit around the table and did it together. >> this inspired me to break out mine. i like some of these are classics they still are making these movies, they're still

doing, putting these toys out are ninja turtle dudes >> tell me a household that don't have ninja turtles today? they were supposed to spoof the action heros, the guys who created it are history majors, hence the name, it inspired a generation of kids who fell in love with them and put new language lime cowabunga >> i'll bet you the kids who come in and see all of this and the nine gentleman turtles. elmo is still around, they have no idea how about it go >> elmo is our throw back to the 90's. elmo was a slow start. he was featured with al roker. he got a little credit on the rosy o'donnell.

he had a million dollar diamond neck lace. all kids love him and also, probably launched the hot toy of the season as the holiday seasons come around. >> my kids lay all of them. i want to show you some of my children at the please touch museum. i love that you can get in and play in all of the different things and shop the supermarket and climb in the bus. i think the car stuff for my kids is great and the water play, get wet. >> it's fabulous and it is about kids learning as they play and learning all sorts of things intellectually, socially, emotionnally. they learn how to navigate around challenges, how to self correct. >> i shutter to admit it i have made a cake back in the day with an easy backache oven. >> with a light bulb >> yes. then i had skills.

>> you get an a for effort. originally this was an aqua color. it was the 1960's and it was appealing to little girls. but then, as the world evolved and toys evolved it became gender neutral. >> that's the rugged bill version. >> we don't use a light bulb anymore, just so you know. >> if people want to come out. here's the hours for it, big party is going to be -- you can come all weekend, big party is tomorrow 11:00 to 5:00. here's the headline, there's a deal 40% off your admission. >> 40% for 40 year >> always worth the cost of admission. thank you so much for coming in. >> my pleasure, thanks for inviting us >> i want to play. what can we play? >> elmo doesn't tickle.

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listen to crew members. scott, report says more? >> that's right. we're talking about more than 10% of incidents included physical aggression towards passengers or crew, or even damage to the aircraft. alcohol and drug intoxication was to blame for about a quarter of the incidents >> i'm actually surprised it's that low. only a quarter of the incidents were because people were drinking? >> they can get pretty rough sometimes. i prefer a window seat. i don't want anyone messing with me. i just want a window seat don't want anybody to mess with me. if you have to use the bathroom you got to get up and crawl through all those people >> emergency exit row. flirt with people as you're coming in and checking in end up in the emergency exit row. you're welcome. >> why does that not surprise me? did anyone tell you how nice you look today. >> what about the service as far as the alcohol service and

different things like that. people were get rowdy. >> that does bring us to our pro question today, have you ever had a case of air rage? i'm going to ask you not to admit to this. if you want to share your stories and maybe the expiration on criminal charges is over you can share them on our social media outlet. >> we'll be right back. ♪

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depend, doing a study that kind of makes us shake our head. science is a little late at the party on this one, a new report from switzerland is pretty much have known forever that drinking beer makes people more sociable. researcher tested 60 healthy men and women and turns out shocking the beer drinkers got happier. showed a great desire to to be with others after just one pint. scientists say that people's actual emotions may not reflect their behavior when they're drunk. again, scott, not especially shocking news, but another excuse to try a beer. >> moderation and handle your alcohol. let's focus in on what's happening at the philadelphia international airport. also you can see along the parkway it's kind of cloudy, breezy, couple folks have been out and about walking and

jogging. let's take a live look right now at the philadelphia international airport. it's kind of socked in with the cloud cover. temperature-wise, only in the upper 50's. so definitely a fall chill is in the air. thankfully right now, no airport delays, philadelphia, newark, jfk, looking pretty good right now. look at the temperatures, upper 40's in the poconos, 55 in allentown. temperatures generally in the mid to low 50's right now. 53 in downingtown, 55 newtown square, 56 currently in doylestown. the high temperature by this afternoon right around 68 degrees, mostly cloudy, a couple of passing showers, but not a wash-out of a day. as we move toward tonight more of the same. few spotty showers, mist and drizzle. ultimate doppler showing mainly cloudy skies, light showers off to the west and also to the south, some of this could make its way toward our area later on in the day. really, if you're waking up, walking the dog, grabbing some

breakfast, what you see is what you're going to get much of the day. more rain continuing to move up from the south later on tonight. the weather authority seven-day forecast shows for the temple game, grab that fall fleece. tailgating cloudy kind of cool. maybe drizzle and mist. even into the monday with a spotty shower temperatures right around 70 next week. back over to you. >> scott. folks when they get to the bar they order beer it's what they know and love. they know exactly what it's going to be. there's others that when they go to the bar, they might order wine, they know what they like. you either like reds or whites. they just go for that one >> we're trying to help everyone. we're talking wine for beer lovers, we're trying to help people that don't know that much about wine as well. joe roberts wine official nato.

>> >> that's the title. >> i love it >> best job ever >> pennsylvania beers and california wine. >> that's what we got. you're never going to get a wine that tastes like a beer. there are markers so you can get pretty close if there's things you like about one, you're more likely to like what has some of those aspects. if you're a pillsner person, it's a popular beer. savioblank is a good joyce, you got refreshing, crisp, explosive air matcally, and all of those things correspond to how it's made. you get a few things similar, pepper row mas, floor relays, fruitiness. >> i'm not a big wine drinker.

>> there's similarities. >> what's the next appear >> ipa, we got that from victory, hop devil and the one from russian river valley and california. when you think about the hop pieness, you get a lot of fruit. you also get a lot of spiceness. that's exactly what pino noir delivers, we're talking red berries and things like that. there's tea, pepper, little bit of oak spice, that can draw you in if you're a fan of ipa's, >> you like beer and wine. >> i get the comparison with the spice, i do get that. >> one wine dude.com i loved before before i got into wine. this is my dream segment >> the darkers beers can be tough. >> they're robust. you got darker fruits and darker

spices, baking spices, enclose, nut meg. they give you more body, you got heavier thing on your palate, but they're smooth, they go down silky >> this is more like a guinness? like the guinness. >> i just described california cab ernet. baking spices, this is one of the closest -- this is one of the closest matches you're likely to get in the beer and wine world. >> let's be honest. you're at parties and things, grabs the glass of wine, a lot of places may not have the beers, this is kind of helping people out who maybe haven't evolved. where we understand the wine, people like me. >> absolutely. it's football season. right? so you're going to want to go in. you.

>> good suggestions. i think with wine, it's whatever you like. it's the way to find out what you like >> big things coming up. the big weekend here in philadelphia. world famous gino's steak celebrating. we'll tell you coming up. celebrating. we'll tell you coming up. k market... pat toomey wrote the book. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social security that could... total billions. fees they collect, even if the market crashes and... seniors lose everything. pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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why we were going with this song? the lead singer's name is mike. right? we're doing michael and, it's the theme. >> maniacs in south philly we have a big celebration, they're going to have a red carpet and amazing things going on. it's gino's 50th anniversary. can you believe 50 years they've been making the best cheese steaks around? they're throwing a big party and raising a whole lot of money. >> joining us to talk about it, the owner, gino vento, you were named after the steak place >> yes, i was name after it, of course >> what do you think about that? that's funny, your dad, joe said, my son, it's my business, it's my son. you are the gino >> basically i was named after a wall, you know? i mean, it's different. nobody else has that. but it's just amazing being,

iconic and being in business for 50 years and how, you know, the people of philadelphia made the cheesesteak the staple and i'm lucky to be part of it >> people associate you with the cheesesteak. that's such a big deal, philly cheesesteak and ginos >> we got face painting celebrity acts, celebrities coming in, football players coming in. just, you know, trying to give back and be part of the community. >> you talk about celebrities. everybody comes in. you know our athletes are sports teams, everybody, you know, >> cops will be here today. >> who's your favorite celebrity or person who came on down and ordered up their steak >> joan rivers. she was sassy, classy. she, you know, had her own point of view. she was gusto. amazing an sweets heart. >> your father is known as the big personality. did you ever think that cheesesteak in your life would

take you to this level and all the different people that you met and the exposure and your ability to give back? >> it's amazing. i mean, every day is just a blessing. to be able to wake up and you know, be gino and be able to give back, you know, just being a part of history, basically. for 50 year, it's amazing. >> what's it like in the winter. >> people stand in line with a bigger jacket. >> no difference at all. >> there's lines all the time. >> part of that giving back, you mentioned fletcher cox. give back significant amounts of money to several different organization >> 50 years in business, i'm going to give out 50 thousand dollars a day at five different charities at $10,000 a piece, some are coaches versus cancer, mars refuge, the philadelphia fop lodge and the philadelphia police foundation with the firefighters. >> why did you come up with them >> just over the year, we've worked with them and you know, just parents had cancer and just dealing with, you know, the

dragons, we worked with him before, he's amazing. i want to give back to people that really make a difference in the world >> thank you for sharing. >> you got to have the cheesesteak. >> is there ever anyone coming up and order something and say that's a violation >> extra mayonnaise. >> i would have to say that never happened. the party is today from 12:00 to 6:00. free to the public. we have all kinds of entertainments. we got the unexpected boys, go go gadget, tony pace, mark summers is hosting it and dj perry. and mi buddy creating myer. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you, enjoy. we need to check out a picture. what do we got going on. >> this is a cute one from nick, can you please make my niece favorite aunt, happy 2013th

birthday >> we have to say thank you and shout out to our producer moving on to other things. we love you. flush jape jape

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