this morning on good day, another local university in the headlines. a race related assault on the campus of schill sofa. african-american student says she was attacked by trump supporters. this just days after racist remarks on social media aimed at black students at penn. plus protests continue nationwide. a massive one is being planned for the day after the inauguration. we look at the history of political protests. do they work? have we been here before? we ask all the questions. a big fight night as irish men connor mcgregor goes up against philly he had dough alvarez on fight night. history made on pay per view. >> from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. hello. welcome. it's sunday morning.

my voice a little raspy i think from the weather, you know, that time -- >> all the change. >> hot and cold and shorts and coats, and -- >> the weather. >> it is. >> all right. >> the weather. >> okay. i'm conflicted today i have to talk to you two about this. you know i'm from atlanta. >> yup. >> you also know i love and live in philadelphia. >> yes. >> atlanta is playing fill daal. >> battle of the birds. >> i can't decide today am i al fan core eagle? i don't know were to do. >> home team players, too. we're talking, you know, coming back. >> yeah. >> matt ryan coming back. that's interesting. you're throw back dirty bird style. >> you know. i grew up. it's where i'm from. if i cheer for the falcons the eagles fans -- >> is that why you don't have green on. >> i tried to stay neutral. gray is neutral. >> eagles and falcons coming up later today on fox 29. a lot throughout the course of this show. yeah, lots to talk about. >> and the weather. >> the weather is going to be good. it's chilly right now.

we do have freeze warnings to talk about. but the temperatures by this afternoon upper 50s nearing 60. so it really is going to be a nice sunday just hang in there if you're not really a fan of the cold. live look right now outside our studios. some folks out and about. they are bundled up because temperatures right now upper 30s in philadelphia. but not as cold as it was yesterday. winds out of the southwest 9 miles per hour visibility is good but take look at the purp purple. cape may county, another hour. you have that freeze warning. also, all of delaware, delaware county and philadelphia county watching for those critical temperatures. we have 32 right now wilmington. upper 20s in millville. atlantic city 36. high pressure will continue to dominate the weather pattern and that will keep us with a lot of sunshine. so weather by the numbers scale of one to 10, what about a nine for today? so temperatures this morning in the 30s. afternoon highs nearing 60. here's a look at traffic.

>> good morning, everybody. sunday football in philadelphia. eagles, falcons kick off at 1:00 o'clock down at lincoln financial field and of course all throughout the morning whenever we have a football game in philly as we peek into the linc here early tailgators down there. the sports express trains. broad street subway of course is the best way to go if you're going to be going to the game later on after the game for everybody on their way home if eighty two you're going through the stadium area watch for delays and then north on 95 they're doing that project where they're repairing that big slab of concrete between washington avenue and center city. at times down to two lanes. hello to lawn crest and olney. good news for you. that adams avenue bridge that goes over the tacony creek reopened on friday. so you are good to go and that's a blessing for the 16,000 cars that use it each and every day. enjoy the rest of your day. go, eagles! you can catch the game right here on fox and we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning when we check

the jam cams. sue has the and the forecast start at 4:00. >> bob, thanks very much. breaking news this morning. u.s. geological survey magnitude 7.4 earthquake has struck near christ church new zealand knowledge reports of major damage or injuries. there's no immediate danger of a tsunami. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more as it becomes available. now a look at our top stories. two people are in the hospital this morning after being hit by a car in center city overnight. this happened around 2:30 this morning at 11th and market streets. we're told the victims are in critical condition. police say the driver stopped after the accident. police now investigating that incident. a police pursuit in olney lands one man in jail. another in the hospital. this happened around 6:00 o'clock last night. police say they spot add car parked illegally on the 400 block of lindley avenue. when they approach the car, police say one of the three men inside started running from the officers as he tried to get away the man fell but once he got back up, bullets started flying.

>> he turns around with a firearm in his hand. the officer pulls his firearm at which point in time the male begins to run towards the officer's partner. at that point in time to time officer discharged and struck the male one time. >> that man is now in critical condition. police have arrested one of the other men in the car. the third man is still on the run. no to you a developing story out of villanova university. campus police with the help of local authorities investigating an 11 assault with possible political motivations. an african-american student was tacked and assaulted by group of trump supporters. let's get out to steve keeley on villanova's campus with the details this morning. hi, steve. >> reporter: well, villanova authorities thought they'd never be in this position they're upset now they've joined the growing list across this country of racial hate crimes on people, on property, and online. now radnor policely villanova public safety department both investigating this thursday night assault. it happened in the septa tunnel which is between west campus and

its main campus. that's where the black female student says she was shoved to the ground by one in group of white males who she says ran up to her yelling trump over and over. she was not seriously hurt. besides hitting her head. when she got knocked down authorities say. so villanova put out statement "calling it deplorable and says this racist behavior runs completely counter to our valu values. lauren says those found responsible will face serious consequences and disciplined appropriately. did not go beyond that whether saying any of those involved are students here but that's the thought right now. >> all right. steve keeley thank you so much. villanova story comes on the heels of a similar story focused on freshman on the campus of the university of pennsylvania. official at the university announced yesterday a student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended. racial threats were made against black freshmen at penn. through messaging app called group me. school leaders promised to support students after the quote deplorable incident.

the search is on for a driver involved in a hit-and-run in west philadelphia. police say a man was driving along 51 is the and hazel avenue when he hit at least two parked cars. the man hopped out of the car took off running and investigators say a woman was inside one of the parked cars. she was treated for minor injuries. police are still searching for the run away driver. a crash in southwest philadelphia sends one person to the hospital. police say just before midnight, two or three cars were involved in an accident along lindberg boulevard and south 84th street. one person was briefly trapped inside of a car before being rescued that person is recovering in the hospital with unknown injuries. investigators are still looking into the cause of that crash. after some tense moments in one bucks county community families now safely back in their homes. police say a man sent threaten threatening text messages to someone suggesting he would harm himself and others. when police arrived, at the man's home in langhorne he wouldn't come out. swat team was called in. shots rang out from the home. the neighborhood had to be

evacuated. after more than seven hours, police shot tear gas into the home that. didn't work. so they were forced to go inside to take the man into custody. investigators expect to charge the man after he undergoes a mental health evaluation. police arrested two people in what they are calling a flash mob attack in center city. fresco user clifford shows us the scene right at 16th and walnut around 6:00 o'clock last night. you can see a heavy police presence there. police say an off duty police officer was one of the victims in that attack and police are still trying to figure out what started the violence. scary moments for hotel guest in old city who found an intruder inside his room. this happened yesterday morning at the franklin hotel on chestnut street. police say when the 57-year-old guest returned to his room, he caught a man trying to get away with his wife's purse. the suspect had a knife threatened the man. suspect tried to run away. he didn't get far. now he's in police custody. it's sunday. time to talk sports.

specifically the eagles in action today on fox 29. sean brace what can we expect to see down there at the linking link. >> good question. because they are the ultimate jekyll and hide team talking about eagles. >> right. >> on the road it's tough to get it done for them. when they're at home they're perfect three and zero with wins over the vibings and steelers two of the top teams in the league. i don't know lauren. i want to sit here and say i expect them to really come out and play like they did against the steelers and vikings but who notice at this point in advertisement we shall see. let's talk more about this game. eagles welcome the six and three atlanta falcons to town in the battle of the birds like we talk about earlier today. one reason why the falcons are soaring so high this season penn charter alum quarterback matt ryan. ryan his ninth season for the falcons is on pace to put up over check this out 40 touchdowns and only seven interceptions. stats like that have matty ice being mentioned as this year's mvp. >> oh. >> that's right. >> check this out. sunday lineup. stay with us all day for the best eagles coverage around.

we kick thing off 10:00 a.m. with fox "game day live". howard eskin, sean bell, g. cobb dave spadaro, main event eagles and falcons at 1:00 o'clock and we top it all off cowboys and steelers at 4:25. big one for the eagles they need a victory. we need a victory. this town needs a little love right now. >> it's true. one person responded on twitter. lauren it's your hometown team. you have to stay loyal. this is the one time you don't have to root for the eagles. what do you say? >> i understand where they're coming from. but, you know, this is your ci city. >> i know. it's so tricky. i'm in bind right now. >> you just -- you hope for a competitive game. >> that's what we'll do. all right. i'll do that. >> okay. the first amendment gives people the right to protest many people have been exercising that right of course but do political protests accomplish anything or do they just make people feel better? we'll look back at some of the biggest political protests and what sparked them. they became symbols of unity of strength after the 9/11

attacks. steal beams from the world trade center. why one group is fighting a fire department over showing off the relic. okay. let's talk social media today. chicken soup for the soul day. you know those inspirational books and quotes. >> okay. >> we have to think what motivates or inspires us. maybe it's a quote, a person, let's start talking about it on social media. >> love it. >> inspiration. you just had church upstairs. >> i did. >> he came over to my desk. i had gospel music playing. we all have something that we dodge let's talk about it on social media fox 29 good day is the hash tag.

7:14. anti trauma protests continue. people across the country gathering in large numbers to protest president-elect trump. more than 200 people attended a candlelight vigil in front of the white house before marching to the trump international hot hotel. over million expected to protest the inauguration on january 21st the day after he's sworn in as our 45th president. trump has been accused of sexual harassment and assault in his treatment of women became really big issue during his campaign this morning we're asking the question has the political atmosphere ever been this tense after a u.s. election? drexel university professor rows september berg joins us this morning. >> how are you. >> good. you see all this happening i was cross the country. the protests are erupting. a lot of signs we're seeing say

loves trump hates using his name using the hash tag. not our president. have we seen something like this before in our country? >> well, we certainly have seen very big protests movements over time. >> absolutely. >> you know, one of the things that comes to most people that are a little bit more mature remembering what happened with vietnam. >> um-hmm. >> and also with the civil rights movement. but probably what owe he we have also seen more recently a movements like occupy wall street and other that is did spring up that did last a long time. but we also have to realize that these protests while they're very important you have a right to protest and so forth for freedom of speech, they're not as large as those other protests that have occurred in the past. so this big call for the inauguration protest is going to really be a test to show how much the public is really enraged by this election. >> when see protests like you mentioned with vietnam an anti war movement. civil rights, they were against the treatment of how people were

being treated not necessarily against a specific person, though. >> not so much. although there was pretty large animus towards lyndon johnson rin charred nixon so i think it did kind of personal. one of the things that from historical peace people don't often recognize is that if you go back to 1860 with abraham lincoln, that the protest movement was pretty large because what did it it called the confederacy to be born and caused the civil war. i'm not predicting that's going to happen in this case because we have sort of a cross pressured situation where in every state there are people on both sides. in lincoln's time the south was all against lincoln. but he only got 40% of the total popular vote in 1860. so there were quite a bit of divisions then. >> what do you say to people who have the pin it's over and done with, why are we protesting now why didn't we do more before? >> well, i think there are

people that feel very remorseful that they didn't do more before. voters particularly young voters that maybe didn't turn out as much as they maybe feel they should have, african-americans latinos as well. and even the media. i've been involved with lot of discussions with people in the media who said, you know, we were too light on donald trump early on and allowed him to sort of come to power. so they felt a little bit guilty that they didn't give a sterner look at a lot of thing he was involved with. >> he sort is blaming the media in one of his tweets he sort of blames the media for all the protests, and has been quite dismiss seive of it all. >> he's kind of inconsistent. i mean it's like he hate the polls unless they're good for him. he hates public reaction unless the public lee action good for him. i think in a sense donald trump for the next four years is going to have to lose his cell phone and stop with the twitter and he's going to have to be more professionally managed and that's very different than the trauma in that was out on the campaign. >> and social media has helped

with all these protests and gathering people in big numbers online, right? >> trump would not be president if it wasn't for social media. he did not have the money to be able to run an ad campaign. did he not have an organization structure to real goal out and get out the vote. he was largely using free media and social media to be able to get his campaign going. >> bill, thank you so much for your perspective. >> all right. nice to see you. >> nice so see you, too. >> all right. scott williams. are we talking -- no. fox news sunday. all right. >> this week on fox news sunday as president-elect donald trump gets ready to name his team and set his agenda we'll discuss both with top adviser kellyanne conway. then the republican congress begins setting its priorities. what's in store for obama care, trade and boosting the economy. we'll talk exclusively with house majority leader kevin mccarthy. and we'll ask for you panel which trump we'll see. the boisterous candidate report disciplined president? all this

week on fox news sunday. ♪ time now is 7:19. on this sunday morning. taking a live look right now across the area. waking up to chilly conditions. temperatures are in the 30s. we have 38 right now in philadelphia. but look at raleigh, north carolina, 27. 34 st. louis. wichita 34. mid 30s in omaha. 40 degrees even in memphis, tennessee so some of that colder air all the way into parts of the south. closer to home right now 33 in reading and pottstown. we have mid 30s in trenton. 28 degrees right now in millville. so that is the cold spot. we still have those freeze warnings philadelphia county, delaware county all of delaware and cape may county inland parts of cape may county until 8:00 a.m. watching those temperatures. but high pressure that will continue to remain in control. so we are looking at a lot of sunshine for today and then we're going to be watching a

developing coastal system monday night into tuesday. that will bring us really our next chance for some rainfall. weekend wendy is all ready to go to the linc 1:00 o'clock kicko kickoff. falcons taking on the eagles. it's going to be a nice afternoon for tailgating by first kick 57. toward the end of the game temperatures topping out in the upper 50s. so across the area for today, a cold start but upper 50s center city. 60 down the shore. 56 in the lehigh valley. back over to you. >> all right, thank you so much, scott. shopping on thanksgiving day a bit of a touchy subject. some people love the sale. others say we have to stay home from family time. if you decide to go shop we've tips for you so let's cash in. ♪ say what is your favorite thing about thanksgiving? for me it's the 3f's family, food and football. but for some consumers they want to shop. not all consumers in fact this years a little bit of a backla backlash. 54% of consumers say stores

should be closed on thanksgivi thanksgiving. last year, thanksgiving day sales were down 7%. if you need to get your retail therapy in on thanksgiving day, you're still going to have plenty of choices. going to give you a few tips on how to stay on budget and make it more efficient this year. first, you'll want to know what stores are open. what stores are closed. check out a cool website www black friday.com you'll see who is open like may see', kohl's or toys r us. who is closed, home depot, in order tromm, bed, bath and beyond stay home if you plan to go there. not open. and if you are planning to shop on thanksgiving day, go armed. talk about your smart phone bring it with you and use free app like retail me not that will help you find the best deals for your shopping list and in your local area. finally don't feel guilty if this thanksgiving you decide to stay at home with the family and watch football instead of blocking and tackling at the mall. that way you can rest up thanksgiving night for the

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brace. there's going to be a lot of planes coming in from atlanta this morning. >> hey, hey. >> coming in for the game. what do you think? >> i can't wait. it's been a little while since the eagles have played home. so that's number one. getting out there, tailgating, beautiful weather as scott said. yeah, everybody is excited. >> hotlanta probably isn't ready for this chilly weather up here. my mom is visiting. she's like it's so cold. >> come on. >> i know. >> it was cold last night. >> you're right. >> let's talk hockey. two stats define the flyers season so far how about this orange and the black are second in the league in goals per game averaging about three per which is pretty good. unfortunately for the fly boys they are 30th in the league in goals against. flyers have lost three straight needed to figure out how to stop the puck to end the streak last night. taking on the wild at home second period flyers down michael rav fell finds dell sad satto who slides and scores. game tied at two. theirs period. flowers on the power play. puck is loose and watch this.

wayne simmons goes by the name of zimmer. watch this pass one more time. please. little through the legs behind the back, no look. whatever else you want to say beautiful pass by wayne simmons. flyers within three-two. sixers looking for back to back wins. could it job don't get too excited, lauren. taking on atlanta last night. sixers had energy out the game. tim heart away, jr. coughs it up. okafor for the lay. he had 18 points. sixers down eight, missed three and dwight howard with the two hand jam. yeah, like i said don't excited. sixers lose 117-nick. get excited normal whole you think about penn state football you don't think offensive fire power head coach james franklin has the lions offense hitting on all cylinders. going into yesterday's game at indiana penn state was averaging 33 points per game. tallying over 400 yards on offense per game. translation when you're putting up numbers like you're winning

football games. penn state looks for their sixth straight victory. second and goal for night 19 lions barclay gets in the end zone his second of the day. penn state up 35-31 they add add field goal 38-31. one last drive for indiana penn state defense was having none of it. stripped by brandon bell. torrence brown with the scoop and the score. penn state scored 24 points in the fourth. they won 45-31. like i said six in a row. watch out for the polls. penn state's rising. last night ufc twicer five life from madison square garden a few fights of interest but the main event featured eddie alvarez from right here in kensington to be exact and nutty irish man connor mcgregor. to the world's most famous arena alvarez looked good in the introductions and that's about all. all mcgregor first man in usc history to hold two belts at the at the same time. he dominated in this one, lauren. watch this. look at him. this dude is worth the price of

admission. ooh it i want to say lebron james is up on there that list. connor mc gregory, sorry, eddie i know you're from fill, we got nothing but love for you, connor mcgregor is on an absolute monster. if he's on any card spend the money and get that ticket. >> people were talking about the difference between arrogance and excellence. >> he's a maniac. he's got that irish accent too and he backs it up. >> good for him. >> it's fun. it's fun. >> good to for him. 7:28. they became symbols of unity and strength after the 9/11 attacks. steal beams from the world trade center why one group is fighting fire department over showing off the roll relic. plus this. >> i'm at the mount cuba observatory in delaware asking the astronomers here how significant tuesday's presidential results were in the greater scheme of things? take a wild guess. all the details coming up. ♪

♪ what you can't see at home sean brace in here two stepping. >> feeling that. >> mj on this sunday morning. 7:31. 38 degrees. scott not a lot of people out running and exercising this morning. i think people are sleeping in so they can wake up and watch the game.

>> get ready or get ready for the big tailgate taking place. >> yeah. >> it is kind of cold right now. but by this afternoon we're looking at temperatures recovering really nicely. but right now it is cold. 38 currently in philadelphia. 28 degrees in millville. freezing right now in wilmingt wilmington. 30 in lancaster. we have 34 degrees right now in allentown. but hang in there because by this afternoon we're looking at that nice rebound. 42 along the boardwalk in as long as. 34 in voorhees this morning. cinnamon son chilly 36. and temperatures in camden in the upper 30s. by 8:00 a.m., 41 degrees in philadelphia. by 12:00, 55, afternoon high temperature nearing 60. the sun will set this evening at 4:46. by 7:00 o'clock temperatures dip to around 50. so high pressure still in control. a lot of sunshine. dry conditions for today. as we move to the south watching some clouds and then eventual al coastal system. that will arrive in our area monday night into tuesday. so as we roll the clock a lot of sunshine out there.

so make sure you have those shades but look at the clock by tomorrow night, we're watching the clouds watching showers moving in monday night at least into the first half of the day on tuesday. likely about half an inch of rain before all is said and done. we need the rainfall though across the area. seven day forecast will show 60 for tomorrow. 56 on tuesday with clouds and showers. back over to you. >> all right, thank you so much scott. they've become symbols of our nation's darkest day and the strength and resilience americans 60ed in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. you can see beams from the world trade center around the country and one fire department in new jersey wants to display a beam at its own station but there's a group who fought it for years. bill anderson explains why they're so opposed. >> reporter: it's been over 15 years since the terrorists attack of 9/11 devastate the our can't tree in the aftermath we saw an unprecedented unity and respect. one example of that unity came from steal workers who were clearing the debris.

>> oh the legend goes, the steal workers are the iron workers or the firefighters that were cutting the steal beams during 9/11 they would cut out symbols, crosses, stars of david, circl circles, moons, then giving that piece, that cut out to family members as a token of their sacrifice. >> reporter: the beams have been preserved in various locations across the country and former princeton fire chief roy james wanted one of them to be prominently displayed in princeton. he was thrilled when they were able to secure a beam but he was baffled when a national atheist group opposed it. >> it was viewed viewed as a religious symbol if we were going to put it on any kind of property that had anything to do with the state or with the town that it would go against church and state. >> reporter: the beam they fought so hard to bring to princeton has been in local fire station under a flag not widely displayed because of a belief that displaying any image of a religious symbol violates the need for separation of church and state. >> how did you feel when their

challenge actually stopped the a ability to get it out there and get it on display? >> we did everything possible to make sure that this got done the right way, and all of a sudden, it was just like, okay, well it's not geogeny happen any more about of a cut out. >> for five years through meetings with elected officials, discussions with residents, negotiations with the atheist group the beam remained propped off the floors in princeton fire station one covered with an american flag and light shining on it 24 hours a day. >> this is how it should be respected. >> reporter: up until last month this would be the end of a sad story. but things took positive turn in october. a local church right on princeton's main street is being renovated and was perfect timing will soon welcome the beam for all to see. >> i was frustrated. now i feel that it's going to be in a proper place. >> reporter: i met mr. woods worth to see the new location and wanted to see if years of struggle to simply show support for those who made the ultimate

sacrifice had dampened his spirits at all. some people said you should have fought and gotten angry but at the end of the day -- >> what's it going to gain. >> not one bit. maybe it was for his faith, maybe it was for the people they pay honor to or maybe all of them persisted and eventually won for goodness sake. ♪ sting head lined a concert at the bataclan music hall in paris marking the reopening one year after the terror attacks left 130 people dead. hundreds more injured. sting is donating all proceeds from that show to charities working in support of the victims of those attacks. wall street went through a bit of roller coaster ride during last week's election. it was way down, it was way up, coming up, what experts say could be in store for the economy during the trump

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♪ 7:40. 38 chilly degrees. you take a look at the ben franklin bridge this morning. if you're thinking of going outside or staying inside and exercising jenn fred has tips for you. ♪ hey everybody i'm jenn fred and this is momologue it's the weekend get up and get moving and you can have a body that looks like -- you have to do little bit of work. this is melody you'll see her on american ninja warrior. for moms who only have 30 thins you like 30 minutes three or four days week rather than two hours on weekend. >> yes. definitely. it's better to spread it out and definitely good to get a full body work out in that time. >> we only have 30 minutes. >> okay. >> functional moments. >> you have three for us that we can maybe do.

>> i'll show you the air squat. you'll go down and back up. second is burpie pe burpie grear endures. touch the floor, come back up. >> jumping lunch. you'll jump, whoop -- >> good. >> we can do that stuff in the kitchen while we're waiting for the kids at sports. >> exactly. push ups, anything with your body weight if you don't belong to a gym really great just to get full body work out fast. >> what you told me how i begin to look like you, just kidding is you want consistency rather work out less time, more times a week. >> yes. definitely. consistency is key. if you fall off the wagon once in awhile it's okay but just jump back on back into workout and healthy diet. >> i'm predicting i will look locate this in january. 2027. okay. that's melody. i'm jenn frederick. this is momologue. get up while you're still watching tv. get up! ♪

♪ good morning reading pa. 7:44 on this sunday morning. 38 chilly degrees outside. let's talk about the story trending right now, sean. it's about a set of twins with a bit of an age twist. let me explain this to you.

it's kind of hard to which of the two babies is older because we changed clock last week. cape cod health care posted the pictures of the parents and babies on their facebook page. the hospital said samuel was born first at 1:39am on november 6th. got it? >> got it. >> then little roane nine came along 31 minutes later but you have to remember we set the clocks back hour at 2:00 o'clock on any other day he would have been born 2:10 because of daylights saving time on paper he was born 81:10 so now he's the older brother. but he's really younger and the hospital said nothing like this has ever happened before. >> that's amazing. >> isn't it? >> that's a great story. >> i loved it when i saw it yesterday on twitter this is so cool because twins always have those bragging battles about who was born first. >> um-hmm. >> my nieces are twins, 20 minutes apart whenever you ask them who is older asia always says i'm 20 minutes older. these brothers will battle it out forever. >> i feel because of the actual setting the clock back i get it

but the one that came out first is the older brother. >> yeah. >> he's got to claim that. >> do you have brothers. >> unfortunately, i have one brother, yes. he passed away in february of last year, yup. but, you know, we had 44 beautiful years together. >> that's awesome. >> look, twins, my question is this. how could you tell them apart like that you got to mark them with marker at the beginning. >> you know what it was really tough because at first we were like who's because they were exactly the same size little babies i don't know we call them baby a and baby b. >> okay. >> the whole time during the pregnancies. my sister-in-law and brother named them asia and brook to keep a and b theme. >> i like that. we stuck with that and just, i don't know, one of them has like an identifiable birthmark, though. >> got to look for it. i like the two names samuel and ronin. >> i like ronin that's my favorite. >> interesting though. >> if you had to pick a different name besides sean, what would you pick for your name? >> i'm a fan of andre. >> andre. >> i can see you as an andre. >> i feel like an andre.

>> andre swag. >> don't i look like an andre? >> that's good. >> andre here yesterday was out with thousands every people who gathered at citizens bank park all for a good cause. the walk to end alzheimer's 15,000 people helped raise more than $1.2 million to help in the fight against the disease. it's all part of the national alzheimer's disease awareness month. fox 29 is a proud sponsor. there are our friendly faces. did you take this picture. >> i did. it was an mazing time yesterday lauren. sue serio was the emcee. she absolutely crush it and i'll tell you what there was a moment right before the race started everybody has a flower. each one of those flowers are a different color for a different reason. and at the end everybody basically raised them up and it was a very emotional moment and -- >> not dry eye out there. >> not dry eye out l let's find a cure for think disease. >> i know. >> taken my father in the last two years. >> wow. >> it's not cool because all of a sudden it happens like that. >> i know. >> snap of a finger.

>> so devastating glad year media sponsor and be out there and help with this disease. >> the weather could have been more perfect out there. >> a lot of sunshine a great cause as we take a live look right now lauren at the wilmington waterfront, we're looking at beautiful fall foliage. look at some of those red leaves, orange and yellow colors out there. so some folks doing some leaf peeping across the area today. enjoy the sunshine. bundle up this morning. by this afternoon those temperatures will actually recover to right around average so nice weather for the eagles game. some rain chances much needed rain in the forecast next week. 28 degrees though it's cold in millville this morning. 32 freezing in wilmington. we have 38 in philadelphia. mid 30s in trenton low 30s right now in pottstown and reading. so this morning, waking up walking the dog, headed to church, brunch plans it will be kind of cold have those jackets and sweaters but you can see by the afternoon, we're talking a high temperature of 59 degrees. so as we take you hour by hour, tailgatintailgating weather ligs

temperatures will climb into the low 50s looking good. by first kick it's sunny and nice and 57 degrees as we move toward the fourth quarter, great for football temperatures in the upper 50's. so high and dry right now with that area of high pressure. but we'll watch the carolina coast for developing coastal system that will bring clouds during the day on monday and then monday night into tuesday watch the clock. you can see rainfall arrives over much of the area. we'll likely pick up on average about a half an inch. mostly clear and cold for tonight and, yes, we have that super moon overnight tonight toward dawn. it's going to be a big one. we're talking about the perigee the next time it will appear this close and this bright and pig guest will be 2034. lauren. >> all right. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. everywhere the music, there's lights, it's all over the place. in philadelphia, at least one of the holiday display social security up and open. we go behind the scenes to show was it takes to put on a

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that will wake up, own it, if you aren't up already. >> but you should be up talking with us, joining us on social immediate y7:52. okay. so today cinder national tongue twister day in honor of this apparent holiday we've decided to see which one of us can get through some tongue twisters the best. so here's our producer came up aaron wants me to go first. okay. >> good call, aaron. >> all right. i have to say this. good blood bad blood. good blood bad blood good blood bad blood. >> that was easy. >> all right, sean. >> what do we have here? >> come on what's sean have to say. >> lesser leather -- oh. >> lesser leather never weather wetter better. >> one more time. lesser leather never weathered wetter -- >> no good. no good. >> stick with sports. >> you got the one with weather in it. >> you got the weather one. >> aaron what did you pick for scott? >> let's go, scott. >> all right.

you know -- wait a minute. here we go. [ laughter ] >> you know new york you need new york you know you need unique new york. >> one more time. you know new york, you need new york, you know you need unique new york. >> good job. >> you were good. >> according to the guiness book of world records the most difficult to know twister in the english language. >> -- >> nope. >> try this one. >> come on. >> scott you want to try it. >> the sixth sick chic's sixth sheep's sick. >> that's way too hard. i like the easier one we learned as kids. sally sells see shells by the seashore. >> peter piper pick a pick of pickled peppers, if peter piper pick a peck of pickled peppers how many pickled peppers did peter piper pick? >> we have a show off in our area. >> gosh, good job. >> you're talented.

okay. >> warming up there. >> after entertaining election season a lot of laughs impressions this week snl goes serious. the moment that everyone is ta talking about from last night. plus, looking for ways president obama and gym nast mikayla maroney are crinkling their notices that that picture. it's very cute but that face is never one you should make sean and scott. i'll tell you why, okay? >> love it. ♪ >> look tamara daisy sporting her pink eagles jersey. fly eagles fly. >> loving it. i'm quickly becoming a fan of yours. you're my inspiration. chicken suit for the soul day. got to pick our favorite moments of inspiration. >> good morning, brian. good morning to everyone as we well. today battle of the birds. >> it is. >> fly, eagles, fly.

♪ >> another college campus gets caught up in a post election war of words and this time it gets physical. african-american woman at villanova says she was attacked and assault beside trump supporters. what she says the group shouted out as they knocked her to the ground. and with every new president comes talks of a better economy. what experts are saying could be in store as president-elect donald trump gets ready to enter the white house. and the battle of the birds about to happen at the linc. our eagles ready to take on the dirty birds from the atl? can our eagles hold on to a perfect record at home? sean brace says of course. >> fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. it's game day. sunday fun day. i love it. you have that look on your face. you look like you're in the locker room right now.

>> i'm ready to go. >> right. >> eye blacking. >> i hope julio at his hotel room looking watching our show. >> possibly. >> maybe getting a little intimidated by andre. [ laughter ] >> sean said in our last hour if he can change his name it would be andre. did you ever have a name you thought man if i wasn't scott -- no. >> i like scott. >> i wish my name -- my mom named me lauren dawn but i like dawn. >> only person that calls me ld is my dad. most people call me lj, lauren johnson. >> lauren dawn. >> that's how we roll. game day weather. >> it is going to be good. i mean it's cold out there now. but if you're tailgating, perfect. by the game time, kick off, perfect as well. but you will need the jackets and sweaters this morning. because temperatures are in the 30s for many locations. but in fact in philadelphia we've now climbed up to 41 degrees. winds out of the southwest and that will warm us by this afternoon close to 60 degrees.

so it is going to be nice day. we have mid 30s in millville. 37 right now in wilmington. it's still chilly 36 pottstown. mid 30s in the poconos. weather by the numbers scale of one to 10, how about a nine for your sunday. so across the region for today, we're looking at a lot of sunshine, so have the shades. 59 center city. 60 down the shore. lehigh valley temperatures top out right around 56 degrees. coming up we'll talk about warmer temperatures and also our next rainfall chance all with the seven day coming up. here's a look at traffic. ♪ good morning, everybody. sunday football in philadelphia. eagles/falcons kick off at 1:00 o'clock down at lincoln financial field and of course all throughout the morning whenever we have a football game in fill as we peek into the lingering here we'll have the early tailgators down there. the sports express trains. the broader street subway, of course, is the best way to go if you'll be going to the game later on after the game for everybody on their way home, if

you're just going through the stadium area, watch for delays and then north on 95 they're doing that project where they're repairing that big slab of concrete between washington avenue and center city at times down to two lanes and hello to lawn crest and olney. good news for you. that adams avenue bridge that goes over the tacony creek reopened on friday. so you are good to go and that's a blessing for the 16,000 cars that use it each and every day. enjoy the rest of your day. go eagles! you can catch the game right here on fox and we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning when we check the jam cams. sue will have the forecast.., starting at 4:00. >> let's take look at the top stories today. two people are in the hospital after being hit by a car in center city overnight. this happened around 2:30 this morning at 11th and mark streets. we're toll the victims are in critical condition. police say the driver stopped after the accident and now police are investigating the incident. police pursuit in olney lands one man in jail another in the hospital. it happened around 6:00 o'clock

last night. police say they spotted a car parked illegally on the 400 block of lindley avenue. when they approached the car, police say one of the three men inside started running from the officers as he tried to get away the man fell but once he got back up, bullets started flying. >> he turns around with a firearm in his hand. the officer pulls his firearm at which point in time the man begins to run towards the officer's partner. that point in time the officer discharges and strikes the male one time. >> that man is in critical condition. police arrested one of the other men in the car. the third man is still on the run. now to developing story out of villanova university. campus police with the help of local authorities are investigating an alleged assault with possible political motivations and african-american female student says she was attacked and assaulted by a group of trump supporters. let's get out to steve keeley who is on the campus with more details this morning. hi, steve. >> reporter: lauren, here the exact spot where the villanova

public safety depth says this happened thursday night. between villanova's west campus on one side and then we'll spin to the other side and show you its main campus and in between here is this septa pedestrian tunnel under the train tracks here at the villanova septa station. mike levitz our fine photographer will give you a look at the tunnel, and so this woman according to the villanova public safety department says young white men ran up to her while she was in the tunnel yelling trump over and over and then one of the guys shoved her down to the ground in the tunnel where she hit her head. she was not seriously hurt fortunately but villanova put out statement calling it deplorable adding "this racist behavior runs counter to our values" in a separate statement villanova president put out a message addressed to the villanova community. i have been deeply disturbed by several reports of our community using our nation's political process as a justification for behaviors in language aimed to inn testimony date and humiliate other people.

this type of behavior is not acceptable and will not be tolerated here at villanova anyone found to a engaged in such behavior will face serious consequences. so so far nobody has been identified as taking part in this and what the serious consequences mean, does it mean criminal charges or does it mean getting kicked off campus? we don't know. we'll have to wait and fine out once the radnor police and the villanova department of public safety conclude their investigation into this. lauren. >> okay. we'll stay on top of that. villanova story comes on the heels of a similar story that one was focused on freshmen on the campus of the university of pennsylvania. officials at the university announced yesterday a student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended. racial threats made against black freshmen at penn through a messaging app called group me. school leaders promised to support students after the quote deplorable incident. anti trump protests continue for fourth day people across the country gathering in large numbers to protest president-elect donald trump. more than 200 people attended a candlelight vigil in front of

the white house before marching north to the trump international hotel in the nation's capitol. over a million women are now expected to protest trump's inauguration on january 21st a day after he's sworn in as the 46th president. trump has been accused of sexual harassment and assault and his treatment of women became a really big issue during his campaign. the search is on for driver involved in hit-and-run in west philadelphia. police say a man was driving along 51 accident and hazel avenue when he hit at least two park cars. man hopped out of the car took off running and investigators say woman was inside one of the parked cars. she was treated for minor injuries. police are still searching for the run away driver. a crash in southwest philadelphia sends one person to the hospital. police say just before midnight two or three cars were involved in accident along lindburgh boulevard and south 84th street. one person was briefly trapped inside of a car before being rescued. that person is recovering in the hospital with unknown injuries and investigators are still looking into the cause of that

crash. after some tense moments in one buck county community families are now safely back inside their homes. police say a man sent threate threatening text messages to someone suggesting he would harm self and others. when police arrived at man's home he will not come outside. the swat team was called in. shots rang out from the home. the neighborhood was evacuated after more than seven hours police shot tear gas into the home. that didn't work. they were forced to go inside and take the man into custody. investigators expect to charge the man after he under goes a mental health val weighing. police arrested two people in what they're calling a flash mob attack in center city. fresco user clifford shows us the scene right at 16th and walnut around 6:00 o'clock last night. you can see a heavy police presence there. police say off duty police officer was one victim in the attack. police are still trying to figure out what started the violence in that area. scary moments for hotel guest in old city who found an intruder in inside his room. this happened yesterday morning

at the franklin hotel on crest nut street. police say when the 57-year-old guest returned to his room, he caught a man trying to get away with his wife's purse. the suspect had a 953310 the man. the suspect tried to run away. didn't get too far and nowness police custody. you may have noticed dozens of parks across philadelphia getting a facelift. it's all thanks to the good work of volunteers who cleaned up about 80 neighborhood parks. it was all part of love your park fall service day. volunteers planted trees, collected leaves for compost and removed graffiti. the event you see here was at malcolm x memorial park in west philadelphia. it's one of the city's old defendant and most active parks. mayor jim can't ethaned all the volunteers who helped keep philly's parks clean. this is the seventh annual love your park day. well it seems donald trump presidency may not be a bad thing for your investments after all. us stocks rose sharply after seeing big losses on wall street during election week, but will

that trend continue? the answer when we return. i'm at the mount cuba observatory in delaware asking the astronomers here how significant tuesday's presidential results were in the greater scheme of things? take a wild guess. all the details coming up. ♪ oh, bill says he didn't care about the birds today, sean, he'll get some writing in today because that's therapy for him. >> 50 degrees i'm not the weatherman but a nice day for that. >> john johnson says little chilly here at the beach but wesley is ready for a big birds win today! >> water temperatures chilly in the fief mid tees. >> still enjoy the breeze. >> yeah. >> sunshine. >> yeah. ♪

♪ jamming this morning. 8:11 here on fox 29 good day weekend. wall street and really the entire global financial world wondering what donald trump presidency will mean for the economy. stocks tumble on election night. since then reached record highs. the question is, what will donald trump in the white house

mean for your wallet? we brought in financial expert rob wilson to answer the question. good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks for joining us. >> pleasure to be here. >> stocks at record highs an lot of people are saying will this continue? >> well, i think it's going to be rocky from here on out a lost people watching the returns come in. >> yes. >> they saw on the side of the screen the market was down 800 pounds. >> right. >> immediately started thinking about their 401k. what i think happened there, look, when the results started to come in and they were vastly different from what the polls told us they were going to be traders started to get spooked. when they get spooked, they sell first, then they ask questions later. but as this star totter become a little more apparent who the winner was going to be, there was going to be no recount or anything crazy like that, then they can get back to just saying, okay who are the winners and losers going to be in trump administration. he talked about spending a lot of money on rebuilding roads and bridges and so that's helps infrastructure and construction stocks. tend to think republicans will be bores regulation that's helped like coal stocks and bank

stocks. when you promise to repeal the affordable care act that hammered hospital stocks and so there are going to be winners and loser ton put this in historical perspective i got good news and bad news. >> which one do you want first. >> we like the bad news first. >> bad news is, since world war ii there's only two presidents who have had negative stock returns during their tenure and both republicans. richard nixon and george w. bu bush. good news, though, however, is the stock since world war ii the stock market has performed best when we have republican president and a republican controlled congress. >> ah. >> which is what we have now. >> okay. i like that. >> there's bright side, right. >> always have to look to the bright side. for people like me of course after the election we talked about it in the newsroom we're all online checking our 401ks and investments. is that what we should be doing or wait it out? >> i always think you want to stay on top of it. the not good idea to kind of set it and forget it. at the same time you don't want to obsess over it. but what i think the market likes in general do you have a republican controlled, you know, presidency, house and senate.

that tends to mean that things are going to get done. whether you sort of agree with the policies or not. >> okay. >> president obama's signature legislation came when he had the same thing. so the market doesn't like gridlock when they think things will get happen it's more certainty you can get back to buying and selling as usual. >> how does this affect people i interviewed a lot of people in bucks county last week. this really does affect me. they think this. this has no affect on me. i don't really have investment manies or 401k. does it affect people everywhere on every level? >> three things that are really on the top of mind of the average american on what will happen. the first thing is taxes. i think you have to expect that taxes are going to come down mean physical for both individuals and businesses. look none of this stuff is going to happen overnight. it's going to take time for this thing -- for all these things to work through. also with health care expect republicans to keep their promise by doing something with obama care but again not going to happen immediately. and president-elect trump has also said there are some things about the law he wants to keep

allowing kids to stay on parents insurance until 26. care for people with pre-existing conditions. those things will probably stay. the last thing people are thinking about i think is wages. am i going to make more money under trump administration? perhaps. ease going to spend a lot more money on infrastructure that should help employees who have lost their jobs over the last decade maybe because of technology or because jobs have moved overseas. that should absolutely help but whether that helps, you know, jobs outside of that, remains to be seen. >> now my question for you for people who are not a part of investing right now is it a good time to sort of enter the game? >> so, look f i had crystal ball and i could tell you the exact great time to do that -- >> yes. >> we would be doing this interview and i'd be in the cayman island right now. [ laughter ] >> the best time to get invest asked now. and look i'm not in a prediction business i'm in the planning business. so it's kind of when you play baseball. they told uh-uh want to be ready for the ball to be hit to you on every pitch. you just want to have a plan in place so that no matter what happens, you're ready to reaction. >> people say if you stay ready you don't have to get ready. >> i couldn't have said it any

better. there it is. >> thanks fort information. >> you got it. >> all right. scott williams, with the weather. >> let's stay ready for the weather, lauren. we have a lot of sunshine out there. it's a cold start so jacket, sweaters and also have those shades handy for all of the sun glare because we expect a lot of sunshine out there but that sunshine will warm us up along with winds out of the south and west. we'll talk about those temperatures already up to 41 degrees in philadelphia. kind of folks out and about running some errands maybe hea headed to brunch or church. temperatures are a little chil chilly. winds out of the southwest right now at 8 miles an hour. that will warm us up. high temperatures by this afternoon near 60 degrees. we have 39 in atlantic city. 35 millville. 37 now in wilmington. 31 in lancaster. mid 30s in the lehigh valley. weekend wendy is headed to the linc 1:00 o'clock kick off time. temperatures are going to be right around 57 degrees by first kick. toward the end of the game temperatures in the upper 50s once again a great afternoon for football. 59 the high in center city.

60 degrees down the shore. 56 sunny and cool in the lehigh valley. ultimate doppler shows a lot of sunshine. that high pressure dominating the weather but look at this area of low pressure. that will develop into a coastal system bringing us our next chance for rainfall. not today and really not tomorrow. we'll have to wait until monday night into tuesday. look at the clouds. look at the showers moving in. we'll likely see about half an inch maybe little more before all is said and done. so for tonight, it's chilly, it's clear, great for viewing that super moon. we're looking at temperatures bottoming out in the upper 30s in philadelphia. 60 tomorrow for the high temperature. sun giving way to clouds. monday night into tuesday watching that rain a little cooler, 56 the high on tuesday. and then kind of nice as we move forward the remainder of next week. back over to you. >> body language it's silent and it could be deadly. you know the saying if looks could kill. you have to pay close attention to what message you're sending. >> if i -- >> do you put your fingers like

donald trump or wrinkle your knows like olympic gym nast mikayla maroney did in the 2012 olympics or maybe you hold your chin like steve jobs. all of these things could help you win and lose in life. >> and that is all according to body language expert janine driver who has do's and don'ts for when it comes to your gestures. i'll teach you fellows here some things this ming. >> okay. >> let's start with holding your chin. you see a lot of people do this, right? she says powerful people do that. so hillary clinton did it. steve jobs did it on the front of his book. she says it's a thinking pose that shows you're ready to accept any challenge. right? >> okay. >> you know sometimes you're in meetings and listening to people. >> yes. >> are you going to start doing that now. >> no. i'm a big -- >> beard rubber. >> stroking the chin. >> same thing in the same area. >> that's how i am. >> i think i do that sometimes. >> you do. >> yeah. >> when i'm listening i try to show i'm listening that's my thing.

>> the steeple fingers donald trump does it on the apprentice before he would say you're fired he would hold his hands like this. she says it couldn't vase a sense of authority. >> okay. >> the president does it a lot because he doesn't steeple the fingers. they compare him eye say he holds his hands like he's bold ago basketball. he always plays basketball. >> it hits home for us when you're doing stand up and i'm doing sports i don't know what to do with my hands. i often go like this or i cross them like this. body language is important. >> it is. >> couple years ago i was told you want to do peter pan, hands in front never in the back. don't cross your arms. >> that stayed with me till this day. >> i always when you're giving speeches the wonder woman pose it's like a sense of authority. you know you're talking about. >> this is tricky. a lot of times people tell you don't cross your arms you look standoff issue and closed off. >> you don't want to hear anything anyone has to say. kit actually help you think because you're engaging both sides of your brain because you're so still. >> i am an arm crosser.

>> yes. >> i do. like i said it's on my conscious it was told to me a couple of years ago don't do that. i try not to. look, i think it's fine that we're all -- this is things that are important to us that we read and that we obviously digest, but i don't like when people feel like their body language experts. >> especially in the sports world. did you see him walking off the side line. you have no idea what -- >> what's in his head. >> that's true. you're so tough on people. that's true. >> okay. let's talk about the things not to do apparently. so you're not supposed to pull on your lips which someone is talking you're like -- >> hmm. >> because i think it makes look like you have something to say but you're not holding back. >> yeah. >> like really, sean? >> you want me to tell was i think about what you're saying. >> doug into my soul on on that one. >> apparently you don't do this either. i like that. actually. >> you like it? >> not supposed to tilt your head they say. >> i think that that's a good move. i'm getting a feel that you're into me right now. >> see. okay.

if i tilt my head to you, do you think i'm listening or do you think i'm judging? >> i don't know what's going on in there. [ laughter ] >> they say it makes it seem like you don't understand what someone is saying. you seem couldn't -- you can see that, right. >> you seem a little confused. >> if you're out on date i'm thinking things are going well if you're looking at me like that. >> you're right. i think it depend on the setti setting. don't you? >> yes. if you're cross -- when i go into our boss jim' office i sit down and cross my legs and my arms, he says is everything okay? >> right. because i think he things i'm totally turned off. i don't know what to do with my hands. yeah, jim, what you said. you know. then i just sort of -- steeple and stare. then the wrinkled knows they say is sign of disgust. >> what's the wrinkled knows t the. >> picture with michelle -- >> i want you to do it. >> it's different. they were like -- i would do like -- >> yeah, okay. >> that's like the stank face. >> what? >> i ain't feeling that. >> right. that is the face of disgust. right?

>> do you have anything that you always do that people call you out for? >> when i getting a veighed which is a lot these days i go -- ooh just rub my forehead like this. >> yeah. >> scott if we see him doing that -- rub my forehead like that. >> any body language that you're like -- >> no. i maybe do like that or something. >> rub your knows. >> i don't know what i do. >> i have to -- you guys have to tell me. >> i was doing that every commercial break when we had the political ads. >> if i hear one more ad i'll go crazy. >> thank god those are over. 68 days from inauguration of the nation's 45th president after incredibly divisive campaign. how do we move forward avoid gridlock in washington to get things done? what needs to happen now to get the government to work together? and it's beginning to feel like the holiday season everywhere. philadelphia at least one of the holiday display social security up and open. we go behind the scenes to show was it takes to put on spectacle like the one in franklin square. what about birthdays? ♪ >> 62 years old today noth

mr. big from sex in the city or am i wrong. >> look at you. >> second in the city. >> neil flynn 56 years old. i believe jimmy kimmel 49. >> here's your lottery numbers. good luck to you.

>> 8:25 this morning. time for holidays tis the season in franklin square. popular holiday attraction in center city is back. the holiday festival kicked off last week with new activities this year. visitors can watch fudge being made inside a heated tent. decorate holiday cookies, hang out in a beer garden. junior reporter danielle from temple went and got a behind scenes look how it got set up much this is your first time. >> thank you for joining. >> thank you for having me. what did you see there. >> i learn it's not only historic philadelphia but also peco employees who help put the electrical spectacle holiday light show in action. puck trucks, lifts and team wo work. these things together and you'll get an electrical spectacle holiday celebration. historic philadelphia has teamed up with peco to transform the franklin square into a winter wonderland. >> we have 20 peco volunteers here. we have our aerial line mechanics you see up in the bucket trucks all the support staff helping to decorate and also help to clean up and make sure that the franklin square is ready for all the visitors that

we're expecting through the next few months. >> reporter: historic philadelphia and franklin square have just one day to sell up the franklin square holiday festival and peco lose will be working around the clock to make sure that happens. >> our crews will be working here until the job is done but again it's really just so we can -- more than 50,000 lights they'll be helping to install. >> reporter: historic philadelphia president and ceo amy, works with peco to organize setting up the park for the holiday festival. >> we have specific tasks for people. they are hanging garland. they're hanging lights. they're in trees with their buck trucks hanging lights. so it's a great team effort. >> reporter: peco has been partner with historic philadelphia for the last 15 years but this is the first year that they are sponsoring the electrical spectacle event. >> peco has been a long-time supporter of historic philadelphia, and so it makes complete sense that they are the sponsor of the electrical spectacle holiday light show. who else other than peco could help us do this great holiday tradition?

>> that seems so festive. i love it. >> yeah. so guests can go to franklin square now. they actually opened last thursday until december 31st. the light shows start at 4:30 p.m. every day and will go on every 30 minutes after that. >> what great story for yao first time. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. we'll see you back here. we're going to toss to break and we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪

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♪ loving the colors of fall. you see right there in trenton, new jersey. 8:31, 41 degrees. it's warming up slowly scott it was a little cold when first started the show at 7:00. >> slowly but surely. we're talking temperatures by this afternoon nearing 60 degrees. hang in there. pretty nice seasonal sunday. weather by the numbers we'll give today a nine. we're up to 41 right now philadelphia. mid 30s in millville. 31 still cold in lancaster. north and west look at some of the 20s still west chester 26. malvern 29. 29 cold start this morning in doylestown. winds though will help us out. more out of the south and west so by this afternoon, 59 degrees will be the high temperature. so some milder weather moving in just in time for kickoff. sunshine though high pressure still in full control but we'll be watching a coastal system that will move in bring us clouds, showers by monday night

and into your tuesday. back over to you. >> all right. protesters continue to prowl the streets anger over the election of donald trump lingers in the air. fox 29's hank flynn looked to the sky to find out. ♪ will anyone in the universe or even here on the planet a million years from now know oh even begin to care? >> no. >> no. [ laughter ] >> we're not even the first generation of stars. there have been generations of stars before our sun. >> reporter: so you still work up by the presidential election people marching in the streets california -- mount cuba observatory in delaware where you'll be surprised to find out

how little any of it really means in the grand scheme of things. ♪ >> reporter: what does a presidential election here in the united states matter? >> to the universe. >> no. >> probably doesn't even matter too many to the people in south africa. [ laughter ] >> being see serious about it. >> reporter: thank goodness for judy and greg of the mount cuba astro nom any cal observatory. after a week of politics and post election fallout still underway i need add real l check. there's just the people to give it. >> we're a little spec of dust. >> on a normal star. >> a dwarf star. >> yes. a dwarf star. insignificant little yellow dwarf star. >> one of 400 billion in the milky way. >> empty milky way. >> 100 billion in the galaxy. >> reporter: make you feel small. that's the point. we all are and the universe doesn't half a blink about our dopey election. doesn't know, doesn't care.

and it's not just space spacial inn significance it's also the inn significance of the tiny amount of time the human race has been around. >> 10,000 years. >> about -- maybe as much as 100,000. the earth is 4 billion years old. >> right. >> and how old is the universe? >> 13.7 billion years. >> that's the latest estimate. >> plus or minus a few hundred thousand. >> reporter: somehow i fine this refreshing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: allo a significanco be your ticket to happiness this week. give eight try. judy, greg and i were in complete agreement the world we have is the one that we live in and we owe it to ourselves to make it the best place that we can. but we've had elections before and i don't know about you, but my candidate doesn't always win. maybe we could all use a little perspective, i don't know, you tell me on twitter at hank fox 29 or the house at fox 29 phil philly. ♪

wow! that was like a grand story, right? lots of production. i like that, hank. group of bikers in new jersey pulled over because they see a stranded motorcyclist but they cannot believe who they actually ended up helping. >> do you guys know this. >> who. >> bruce spring stoning. listen to this. >> the boss. >> freehold american legion posted that story. the group from the american legion riding after veterans day had an event in new jersey on their ride there was a stranded biker they pulled over to help. turns out it was the boss. >> there you go. >> stride to get his motorcycle running. they couldn't. guess what he did, let's go. i'll hop on someone else's bar. they go to a bar. he hung out until his ride game. he was raced in freehold new jersey spends a lot of time there. >> ahman, can i get a ride. >> that's my boss. >> it seems like he always pops up in the most random places. if you remember there was a story last year there was a couple at the jersey shore he was walking down, serenading his fiance' at the time and bruce was just sitting there, hey, man let me play your guitar.

>> i like that to be a people's person. >> absolutely. >> you don't think -- >> down to earth. >> yeah. >> when you think about it it's all your fans that make you so successful. >> and bruce has a ton of fans. >> right. >> goodness. >> every time we do story people start talking -- >> and shaking. >> excitement. >> excitement. >> speaking of scheme, it's a battle of the birds down at the lincoln financial field today. eagles taking on the atlanta falcons aft last week's heartbreaking loss we look into what needs to happen this week if the eagles stand a chance of having any kind of post season. sean brace tops sports coming up and we are now 68 days from the inauguration of the nation's 45t45th president after an incredibly divisive campaign how do we move forward and avoid gridlock in washington to get things done? what needs to happen now to get the government to work together? we answer those questions from both sides. ♪

♪ all right. it's time once again to talk sports eagles in action today at home against the atlanta falco falcons. and the eagles really need this one aft last week's loss against the giants. they haven't been looking good and loss today really can spell

the end of the season. sean brace here to break it all down. though win today, right? >> if you want to talk about playoffs i think, yeah, at the end of the season when it comes down to crunch time december the first week of january they play the cowboys we'll looking bag at this falcons game and if they do make the playoffs i think this will be turning point for them. but if they don't win this game today -- >> yikes. >> it will be tough. but the good news they've won at home perfect at home. three and zero they go on the road the ultimate jekyll and hide team right now. eagles are. but if you look at the loss that is they've had, cowboys game two weeks ago that was a game they could have won. last week again the giants. that was a game obviously they got out played, but bottom line they were in it in the fourth quarter eagles are a good football team. but they're better off at home. that's for sure. biggest challenge for them against the falcons. julio jones. >> i know. >> that boy is good. >> he's good. >> yeah. actually met him this summer. really. >> nice guy. >> super.

down to earth guy. 6-foot four he doesn't work out in the off season. completely takes it off. >> wow. >> spreaded up but he's got some of the best skills as far as receivers are concerned in the league. so it's going to be tough for the eagles to stop him. >> what will we do well today? >> i don't think the falcons defense is jugger naught so i think -- eagles have put up points this year, you know, they've had success moving the football. >> malcolm jenkins jumping up. >> i think if you were to say what do you think the eagles will do good today on offense they'll move the football. carson wentz will have bounce back game. >> some people are jumping off the doug pederson band wagon. >> who? in filly? no. it doesn't happen here. [ laughter ] >> you're on and then you're off. >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah, you know, it comes with the territory. especially with we're talking about the election earlier social media. yeah, that play as roll in sports, too, as well. everybody thinks they're the general manager. everybody thinks they're the best decisionmaker, coaches, second guessing, upping, play

calling. so doug has had a bad stretch of decisions here. but he's done more good than not this year. so i think everybody needs to relax little bit. realize he's a rookie coach he'll make mistake. >> all right. >> sean will have the sunday lineup stay with us all day on sunday fort best eagles coverage around. 10:00 a.m. "game day live". 1:00 p.m. eagles and the falcons the bird battle. 4:25 cowboys and the steelers. okay. after an election season a snl goes serious last night. the moment everyone is talking about this morning. >> i mean this man is clearly unfit to be commander in chief. >> he is a bully. ♪

♪ >> read, pennsylvania, good morning to you. 8:45 of the 41 degrees. as the dust settles after the election, the donald trump team gets ready to move to the white house as people around the country take to the streets. fox's doug mckelway as the details from new york. >> reporter: with little more than two months until president-elect trump takes over the oval office, the focus now turns to his transition team as they prepare for trump presidency. three of the trump children are on this team along with former new york mayor rudy guiliani. all of my work on bow half of him has been out of great

loyalty and friendship to him. >> reporter: one of first shake ups is the announcement that vice president-elect mike pence will lead the transition team replacing governor chris christie. still no word on who will serve as chief of staff but we're told that announcement will be coming soon. trump campaign heavily on the idea of his outsider status but many people on his team are long-time washington insiders. >> trying to form federal government, and it's up to president-elect trauma top choose those advisers he wants around him on senior team key positions, cabinet very big task but it's one that's been worked on for many months away from the campaign. >> reporter: this comes as protests after the election hit their fourth day across the country. specifically, some of the protesters are calling for the electoral college to be abolished after hillary clinton won the popular vote of the country. >> there needs to be a immense uprising the electoral college. he will legitimate president he does have the vote of the people. >> reporter: hillary clinton spoke to donors conference call and cru critical of fbi director james comey saying list header to congress brought her e-mail

scandal back into focus ultimately costing her the white house. in new york, doug mckelway, fox news. >> joining us this morning to talk about how both sides heal, move forward republican strategist renee' amoore. >> good morning. >> democratic consultant eleanor dezi. >> i did well, right. >> she copied from me. >> ladies, as women i want to get your approach now. women saying they'll organize the day after the inauguration for this million women march in protest donald trump. you want to start? >> bottom line he's president. that's number one. and it's okay to protest but all this violence is out of control, lauren. we have to understand stop being fearful. you haven't given the man chance yet. there was negative but he's in and we got to move on do what we need to do. >> eleanor. >> the other thing if you're protesting and it's a call to act, that's fine. but i agree. no violence. it's not necessary. donald trump is the president. the citizens have spoken. we have to give him chance. the other thing you saw the

president-elect and the president met this week. and they talked about obama care which was such an issue during the campaign. >> right. >> they came to some consensus. three big items, the pre-existing conditions, kids staying on their parents plans until 26, they're coming to some consensus. you know what, if the two of them get together after this contentious campaign. >> correct. >> we have to do it too. >> when you hear and see what's happening on college campuses here in philadelphia villanova and penn, it's disgusting. >> across the country. it doesn't need to happen. i don't like to agree with eleanor a lot of times, but the bottom line -- >> we have to stop this violen violence. it is not necessary this is whole fear factor people are really revving up stuff that doesn't need to be done. >> this was a kid in oklahoma doing this to the african-american students at penn. now i assume it's because donald trump went to penn. but it's ridiculous. >> right. >> using social media to harass a whole group of students i hope that the university of oklahoma or -- i don't know the name of

the school. i hope they really take and really punish this kid and let him know that we're not going to tolerate this kind of behavior. >> not at all. >> speaking of social media it has become a culture. >> absolutely. >> negative comments. the derogatory words there. >> because you're not face to face. >> it's a loud people to say what they want to say. >> it's out of control. >> it is. >> totally out of control. have you had to unfriend, block, talk to people. >> i had people inn fringe me on facebook. i didn't do it. because my feeling is, this is what our democracy is all about. >> exactly. >> everyone is entitled to their own opinion. without violence. as long as you stay win the confines. >> i told eleanor what was going to happen. she just didn't believe me. we got to go to the neck thing. but on serious note, we have to do healing,. >> right. this country needs a lot of healing. how do we do that we do one person at a time if we have to at least we get one understand then that's okay. we'll be meeting already. we've already met the republicans have met in washington, we're going to continue to do that. i'll be doing that again next

week. and we have to get that is message out as far as healing. >> they're talking trump has the house and the senate. but what we have to realize is all of these senators and all of these representatives they are exactly that, representatives. which means they are be holding to the people that elect them back home. so they are there to negotiate and to make sure the checks and balances are in place. so, you know, the president doesn't really have control of the house and senate. he has those numbers. but it really means they're really going to have to be conservative -- >> we have the house and the senate. i want to make that clear. >> what do you ladies say president-elect donald trump has to do to start helping with the healing now that people are going to look to him as the leader of our can and try. >> he started. he he met witness president. it was great meeting. >> an hour and a half meeting. >> right. supposed to be like half an hour or something like that. >> right. >> so now the neck thing he's met with the house leadership. the senate leadership. and that's going to continue rnc

and then you just keep -- >> meeting with -- >> surrogates all over the country. i'm one of them. we'll make a difference. >> some people seether they can never forget the tone of the messages and things he said while he was campaigning and it's hard for them to let go of that. that's why we're seeing the protests of not our our president and love trumps hate. >> actions will make that go away and when he becomes the president, when he sets hayes jenn today his appointments, if people begin to see that he's doing it for the good of the country, some of this will tone down. >> bottom line we make those choices. people are making though choices lauren. they're making stuff out of nothing. it doesn't make sense. they'll continue continue. we need to talk to millennials doing a whole lot of it. but then again they see it from some adults. >> right. >> we have to lead by example. >> and tell them if they want to make a difference go out and vote. >> you have to vote. >> that was the problem they did not vote. >> not on me. we won. >> ladies, thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you lauren. >> seats see what chris wallace

has on fox news sunday this week on fox news sunday as president-elect donald trump gets ready to name his team and set his agenda, we'll discuss both with top adviser kellyanne conway. then the republican congress begins is hing its priorities. what's in store for obama care, trade and boosting the economy? we'll talk exclusively with house majority leader kevin mccarthy and ask our panel which trump we'll see, the boisterous candidate or the disciplined president? all this week on fox news sunday. >> there's a lot to tackle there. first let's tackle our weather. scott, on game day sunday. >> it will be beautiful game day by the afternoon, lauren, temperatures topping out in the upper 50s. like live right now in wilmington kind of chilly but those temperatures will rebound pretty nicely by this afternoon. so it's chilly on this sunday morning temperatures pretty much area wide in the 30s. by this afternoon looking at a high of 59 degrees fly eagles fly. a lot of sunshine out there. high pressure still in full

control. but watching a disturbance. coastal system that will bring us clouds and yes, some much needed rainfall by monday night into your tuesday. we'll roll the clock, dry today, dry tomorrow and then watch the clock. by 10:00 p.m. we're watching clouds, showers moving into delaware parts of south jersey that will continue through your tuesday morning. commute looking kind of wet, clouds, damp, dreary at least the first half of the day on tuesday. we need the rain. super moon tonight, great viewing for that. overnight into the dawn hours of monday. we're talking the moon will be perigee the closest to the earth and this will be the biggest appearance of the super moon since 1948. the next time it will be that close will be november 25th 2034. the weather authority seven day forecast showing a nine on a scale of one to 10 today. great afternoon. 60 degrees tomorrow. sun giving way to clouds. those evening overnight showers into tuesday. tuesday's high 56. upper 50's on wednesday and right around 60 by thursday low

60s even warmer as we move toward next weekend. lauren? >> trending now, last night saturday night live while the show has had a lot of fun with the presidential election, last night's show took a more somber tone with actress kate mckinnon dressed as hillary clinton playing the piano to start the show. ♪ >> even know it all went wrong i'll stand before the lord of song with nothing on my to know but halleluiah. halleluiah, halleluiah, halleluiah, halleluiah. hal lie lou ya, halleluiah, hal lie lou ya, hal li.

>> i'm not giving up and neither should you. and live from new york it's saturday night! >> the writer of the song she perform leonard cohen died last week at the age of 82. >> we'll be right back.

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president-elect donald trump moves to take the reins of powe power. >> we discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president elect is successful. >> as trump gets ready to name his team and set his agenda, we'll discuss both with top adviser kellyanne conway, live only on "fox news sunday." then the republican congress begins setting its priorities, what's in store for obamacare, trade and boosting the economy? wes' talk with house majority leader kevin mccarthy, it's a