♪ >> this morning on good day, president-elect donald trump holding meets in new jersey as his administration takes shape. who he plans to spend some time with today. two months before his januar january 20th inauguration. plus, we are just four days away from turkey and all the fixings. but what about the uninvite the guests this year yes political talk? we have a mediator on the show this morning. she'll make sure politics don't get in the way of piece this thanksgiving. and it's a really chilly and windy sunday and for some it's no walk in the park. runners lace up for 26.2 miles. more on marathon day in philadelphia. it's sunday, november 20th, 2016. ♪ from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. >> hello every win. so yesterday i went to the grocery store, right, because we're having a little friends giving on the show.

>> yeah. >> it was packed with people getting stuff for thanksgiving. and then, you know, our friend here sean brace was supposed to prepare something he posted a picture of his fiance' hard at work -- >> doing off the cooking. >> holding a cat in the kitchen. >> like this already? >> and them my friend here, my friend scott, has the cleanest kitchen preparing stuff and i'm like -- >> cleans as you go. >> i have kitchen envy. >> this is my kitchen. >> you couldn't see the dishes. >> this is my kitchen yesterday. >> that's your dishwasher. via shot sing, too. this is everywhere. >> that's how my sing looked after. >> right. you have a clean sing. >> kitchen envy because his was spot less we'll fine the picture of scott's spot less kitchen. >> whatever. >> today is good day to start cooking because it is cold outside. >> i mean it is a shock to the system. we talked about this yesterday. high temperatures yesterday i hope you enjoyed it, 72 degrees. but stepping outdoors right now, for the philadelphia marathon it

just kicked off, those runners, they were bundled up because feels like temperatures have been dipping into the 20s and 30s. current conditions right now in philadelphia right around 39 degrees. so yesterday's high 72 degrees. we have a remind you about this dramatic drop. i mean it real sal shock to the system this morning we're waking up to temperatures in the 30s. 39 degrees right now in center city. feels like temperatures right around 30 degrees. still kind of gusty at well. we have 38 right now millville. 38 in atlantic city. mid 30s in pottstown, but factor in that wind how you should dress, how your body reacts it feels like 29 in millville. 29 what it feels like in atlantic city, and 26 degrees in pottstown so weather by the numbers scale of one to 10, it is going to be a three today. feeling like winter. we'll go hour by hour. here's the bottom line. by 9:00 o'clock, right around 40. 47 degrees. that's should do it for the high temperature this afternoon, but feels like temperatures in the

30s much of the day even the threat for few flurries far north and west. don't forget about that philadelphia marathon impacting some of the road closures across parts of the delaware valley we'll talk much more about that during the broadcast. back over to you. >> all right. thank you so much. as you said happening right now, scott, people from all over the country are in philadelphia this morning participating in the 23rd annual philadelphia marathon. jenny joyce live in fairmount in the middle of all this act on this really cold sunday. hi, jenny report gore morning, lauren here from all over the country also here from all over the world. i was talking with a man earlier this morning from ethiopia. they're releasing the next segment of runners in just a moment. they were waiting to put up the start banner because of the win that's a weather condition that these runners going to have to deal with this morning. we have video of last year's race people hitting the pavement traitrailing through our seat cy treats the route takes runners

through several city neighborhoods, fairmount park, manayunk, university city, old city, right near our fox 29 studios, and back up to the finish at the art museum. so this year one big change, the half and full marathons were split up on different days. so the half marathon was yesterday. today is only for these runners who are committed to a full 26.2-miles. however, each year, the full weekend's worth of events welcomes a total of roughly 30,000 runners. 60,000 spectators and 3,000 volunteers. a lot of people packing this area of the city which means heightened security screenings and a number of street closures. citywide that will remain through mid afternoon. so a live look here as you can see these runners bracing for another 26 miles here, lauren, i don't know about you but yesterday my facebook feed was filled with many of my more ambitious friends proudly

smiling with their medals after completing the half marathon. we can expect more of that today as these runners head to the finish, we are told that the first finisher is expected to wrap up the race around 9:00 o'clock this morning. we'll be there to see that and show it to you. >> jenny joyce, thank you very much. >> let's take a look at top stories much police are investigating the stabbing avenue man overnight. police say the 37-year-old was stabbed in the back and shoulder along third and south in society hill. it happened just before 2:30 this morning investigators say a group of at least three men were seen running away from the scene. the victim was taken to jefferson university hospital. he's in stable condition. police aren't sure of a motive and are still looking for whoever is responsible. a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the arm and leg. police say the shooting happened around midnight near 13th and west allegheny avenue near temple university's health sciences center. the university tweeted out a message for students to avoid that area. the man was taken to the hospital and is currently in

stable condition. police are still searching for the shooter. also, in north philadelphia, fire crews were able to quickly put out a fire at a home along north 27th and west cab bot streets officials say no one was inside the three-story house at the time. the cause of that fire is under investigation. new jersey state police say woman was killed when her car collided with a tractor trailer on 295 in cherry hill yesterday. the truck was park on the shoulder near mile marker 34 when the woman rear ended the truck and investigators say she was rush to the hospital but died a short time later. the truck driver was not hurt. police are still trying to figure out how the woman crashed into that truck. this morning, we're following these developing stories as the search continues for a deadly hit-and-run driver, an eight-year-old girl is being remembered by her loved ones. powell's favorite colors were pink and purple her family friends released those colorful balloons from the location where she was hit and killed by a car on friday afternoon at 63rd and lansdowne. the second grader was walking

home from school with her brother who was also hit but not seriously hurt. her parents have a message for the driver who never stopped and left their daughter for dead. >> you need to turn yourself in. >> turn yourself in. >> if you got a heart -- please turn yourself in. >> i don't care what happened. >> please, please. >> go to the cops. >> let my baby rest. >> she was only eight. you hit her and she flew from the corner to the middle of the block and you kept going. >> police believe the car was a 2009-216 nissan maxima or altima the family has set up a gofundme page to help with funeral expenses you can find more information at our website fox29.com. a man fighting for his life after someone shot him last night in frankford. police found the man just after 6:00 p.m. on bridge and hawthorn streets. they say he is 33 years old and was shot three times in the stomach. police rushed him to hahnemann university hospital where he's in critical condition. detectives are searching for

clues that may lead them to the shooter. and more violence in northeast philadelphia. police are searching for a man who they say stabbed his brother and sister on the 7200 block of large street. the suspect stabbed his is there in the hand, his brother in the head. the brother was able to run aw away. female victim is in stable condition. police are still looking for that suspect. ♪ president-elect donald trump continuing to choose members of his cabinet as he prepares for his post which becomes official two months from today. today the billionaire is set to meet with governor chris christie and other prominent republicans during a series of meetings in new jersey. the president-elect and christie are due to talk at trump's golf course in ben minister. initially wasn't clear if the governor would attend the meeting after he was recently demoted from the head of trump's transition team to just vice chairman. trump is speaking out against the treatment of vice president-elect mike pence at a show of hamilton yesterday morning on good day we told you pence was booed by the audience of the hit broadway show and

election lectured by adam brandon victor dixon at the end of the show. dixon read a message from the cast direct toll pence expressing hope the trump administration will be inclusi inclusive. here's part of what they had to say. >> we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. we truly hope this show inspired you to up hold our america values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> donald trump tweeted saying in part "the cast of the hamilton was very rude last night to a very goodman, mike pence. apologize! "last night, trump tweeted again saying it was" very rude and insulting of hamilton cast members to treat our great future vw mike pence to a theater lecture "trump later deleted the tweet hash tag boycott hamilton was trending on twitter as people debate whether the act was appropriate. it's a city block that has struggled recover from one of the worst or most notorious days

in philadelphia history. but there may be some good news for it. the lifeline it may have just received from city hall. and keeping piece at the thanksgiving table. we have tips to help you avoid the conflict that is can come when family gets together. you know everyone is talking like we're supposed to avoid talking about kids, religious. >> politics. >> and politic at the dinner table. we're in an election year. so i asked some people because people were telling me, they're really skipping thanksgiving because of post election fallout. >> no. >> i'm like is it worth it? my answer was no. but people are starting to speak out and talk on social media. we'll see their comments. paul says, lauren if people can't putly politics talk to rest on day which ever everyone should be giving thanks for familiar and friends don't bother to show up. >> i agree with that. >> i like that hash tag family first. >> alan says i tell people it's over. let's move on. don't you have family, job and health concerns. time to move on and focus on things you can change. god's blessings.

>> i like that, too, right? >> oh and look what we have. [ laughter ] >> sean's lovely fiance' in the kitchen this is sean posing with the cat. >> sean is not make the thanksgiving dinner he was supposed to make. >> what you didn't see,, what you don't see is the fact that i did open the can. >> you helped. >> yeah. ooh pick out the nutmeg out of the cabinet and the cinnamon. i pick nutmeg. >> we asked was was in your -- what was in your dish? you have no idea. >> i brought the graham crack consider crust. >> call friend. >> we'll be right back. ♪

♪ 7:14. man is dead after being shot and killed by police officers in new york city. >> why you have to kill him! w why? >> distraught sister 21-year-old erickson gomez brito we're talking about. police say they were called out to brooklyn saturday afternoon for reports of a suspicious man walking around a building which happened to be where the victim's aunt lives much police say one of the officers removed his baton but the suspect grabbed it and starte started oh assaulting them. that's when police shot and killed him. family members say the man was on medication and suffered from drug addiction a few years back but he has not any problems recently. the officers are in the hospital in stable condition. more than 30 years after it happened, the move bombing and the resulting fire are parts of

philadelphia history. it all happened in neighborhood that's now home to abandoned blighted boarded up houses but all of that may be about to change. fox 29's hank flynn has that story. oh, yeah arc lot of people -- >> jackie cooley was behind the wheel of his blue cadillac when he found out courtesy of neighbor gerald renfro all these years after the move bombing and a fire that wiped out a neighborhood city hall fielding redevelopment proposals for osage avenue and pine street one block over. >> all the houses are fairly, you know, new, new piping, everything. love to have new people in the community that would enjoy, you know, a nice home. >> reporter: as block captain, gerald was probably first to know. >> well, i tell you, first of all, i was overjoyed. >> report roar globe i was overjoyed. i was out working and my wife connie said we got an e-mail from mr. heller the executive director of the redevelopment authority stating that the

request for bids are online. >> reporter: gerald has been pleading with city hall for years to do something, anything about the houses on osage avenue. that's where philly police ended in 1985 standoff with the radical organization move by dropping a bomb on the house in the middle of the block. 11 people died including five kids with more than 60 to uses demolished in the fire that ensued. the houses were rebuilt but not very well. >> one fellow i talk to has been on the block for more than 50 years said there's a good reason these houses are deserted. crack in the walls, bad piping. the the city half assed when they rebuilt it. for it to be anything at all it will all have to get torn down again gerald says that's been the message from city hall for years because but he says it's simply not true. he called the army corps of engineers. >> they came out unofficially, we took them on tour of the houses, and they were able to

determine that for $20,000 or less these houses all could be individually brought up to code. >> reporter: per unit 20,000. >> 20,000 per unit. >> reporter: saving the houses could be what happens. the city owns the boarded up properties but the others are privately owned and they're connected but the city's request for proposals also includes language as demolition and new construction options should remain on the table. >> is that something that gives you pause or gives you any cause for worry at all? >> well, we would object. >> reporter: the city also asked that developers be respectful of the area's challenged history and to avoid or prevent work that would adversely affect private properties like gerald's but when city hall created the situation with the bombing, and butchered the aftermath, how do you like the odds of their fixing things now? tweet us at hank fox 29 or at fox 29 philly.

all right. now it's time to take a look at our weather. we're taking a live look -- is that snow, scott? >> snow cover. >> in blue mountain? >> yes. >> what? >> that is snow. we saw some sleet. we saw flakes in around the philadelphia area. parts of south jersey on last night. with that blustery front that just kind of moved through but, yes, the poconos, picked up some of that snowfall. dotting the map reminding thus it is november. and just what several days away from thanksgiving. 39 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the west at about 18. this is what it feel like. it feels like 30 degrees right now. yesterday's high temperature was 72. here's that blustery front out to the sea still. some lingering clouds. some snow flurries far north and west. not out of the question for today. but look at the temperatures. 28 degrees right now in the poconos. we're looking at 38 in wilmington and millville. north and west we're looking at 34 in downington this morning. 36 as you move toward west chester, newtown square, very

chilly on this sunday morning. we still have winds right now gusting over 20 miles an hour that wind advisory extended through 66am tomorrow morning. so across the area 47 center city. 46 down the shore. lehigh valley blustery low 40s a possible flurry. where is weekend wendy headed? she's in seattle, yeah, that's right. the birds taking on the seahawks we're looking at temperatures there in the low 50s a little bit of light rain and that forecast so, of course, coming up we'll talk much more about that winter feel and the possibility of some thanksgiving showers. back over to you. >> and of course, sean will tell us more about the game in a few. families everywhere preparing to gather and give thanks. coming up one group says slow down at the dinner table. they have an idea on how to eat healthy if that's what you're going for this holiday season and the sixers look to make it three in a row at home could they pull it off? sean brace has the highlights after the break but first, your winning lottery numbers. break but first, your winning lottery numbers. anyone with the powerball? ♪

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♪ oh, when you see that fox 29 sports, you know, it's his turn. >> yeah. >> talking sports. eagles happening today. >> of course. >> but before we all of that let's talk college football. that's right people travel back in time all the way back to september of this year. both penn state and temple

football experienced early season losses and for the most part the majority of fans never really banged on playing for the respective conference championships. back to present time, here we are with two games left and both having serious chance to represent in their conference championship games. penn state needs some help to make big championship game but all that's lost if they don't come away with victory over rutgers. penn state up nine to nothing. special teams coming through again for franklin's squad. blocked punt penn state would later score. still in the third, penn state dominated in this one controlled the line of scrimmage all game long. andre robinson with 2-yard touch yard run. penn state beats rutgers 39 to nothing. temple controls their own destiny. down into tulane third quarter up 17 to nothing. philip with the screen pass to thomas. look at this. look at the big mack in front of sick foot three, 300 bills. adrian sullivan lineman clearing the way there. all owls in this one. 31 to nothing.

temple they're fifth straight victory. let's talk hoops. sixers were back in action after getting lit up national tv this past thursday night. the big man joel embiid was a game time decision due to a sore ankle. but lucky for everyone with a ticket last night, embiid suited up and stole the show. here he is displaying his defensive skills. embiid covering all the paint including devon booker shot into the first row. embiid was straight up magical last night. still on minute restriction but finished with a career high 26 points added seven rebounds, two blocks in 20 minutes. sixers come out on top and within their third straight at home,. >> wahoo! >> 120-105. that was the good. how about the bad at the wells fargo center. flyers at home looking for back to back wins. pulling on any motivation getting some -- giving the players faith fall a little love with the brawl but not much help. lightning up one to nothing. pollock gets the drop pass

everybody sleeping including the goalie steve mason. flyers lose three to nothing. the first time this season the flyers shut out. lauren i love it when i go to the arena and they're rolling out new cameras. shot out to the phoenix suns forgetting ahead of the curve on this one. >> okay. >> they rolled out the lion ki king. >> you got a baby in your hands you lift that baby up. >> hold that cute baby up. >> how about that look at the smile on that little baby right there. >> i absolutely love that. i think even the mascot, yup, gorilla participating. >> so cute. >> good stuff right there. if you head down to georgetown, this one i thought was okay. not as good as the lion king cam, but the titanic cam. yes. if you know, if you understand and i don't understand if lauren has ever seen the titanic the movie before,. >> yikes. >> leo dicaprio up in the front of ship i'm king of the world people are standing up, yes,. >> this is how you have to do it. >> you put your arms around me. >> yes.

yes. >> i'm king of the world. >> yes. >> in game entertainment i like when people -- >> the best is the kid cam people don't quite know what to do. they look at each other because it's like, ooh, what do i do? >> i will say i feel like teams often script that to as well. >> do you? >> they get promotion department. all of a sudden the mascot is dropping coke on top. some of those kisses are like dang that pda is little much. >> many people will likely be hitting the road this week traveling for thanksgiving. get ready to see more police on the roads but they won't be focusing on speeding or drunk drivers. they're attention will be something out. are you following the rules of the road? we'll tell was to look out for starting today. and should we go cold turkey on political talk this thanksgiving. we read your comments to a mediator this morning. tips on how you can avoid the conflict that come when family gets together.

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♪ 7:29 this morning. 39 chilly degrees as we take

live look at the parkway as the philadelphia marathon is underway. you can see some runners there near the bottom of your screen. they have 26.2 miles to get this all done and some really chilly temperatures. speaking of that, thousands of runners scattered throughout the city it's the 23rd year people have flock to do our area for this big event. this is the first time the half marathon and full marathon held on separate days. the half errs ran yesterday completing 13.1 today. today the course for the full marathon 26.2. philadelphia marathon officials say runners can expect the courses to be totally revamped from the previous years. penndot and pennsylvania state police are teaming up to make sure kids are safe in the car this holiday season it's called operation save holiday. state troopers will be looking out and giving out tickets for seat belt and child safety seat violations through decembe december 4th. pennsylvania state law requires kids under four to be in a child safety seat and kids under two to be in a rear facing car seat.

kids four to eight need to be in a booster seat. the university of pennsylvania will conduct a drill today to simulate a mass casualty incident. 60 new members of the school's medical emergency response team will go through an exercise that will test their response to set up a command post, triage and then treat and transport patients. the simulation will take place at 10am at the penn novation work site on 3400 block of grays ferry avenue. >> scott, it is chilly on this sunday. >> absolutely. yesterday it felt a little more like spring high temperatures made it to around 72 degrees, but i hope you had that winter wardrobe handy for today. the sunday shocker wind advisory still in effect gusts over 40 miles an hour. morning wind chills in the 20s afternoon wind chills in the 3 30s. so wow what a difference a day can make. we're talking 30-degree feels like temperature right now philadelphia. upper 20s what it feels like in millville and atlantic city. so as we go hour by hour,

temperatures stuck in the 40s. we're looking at that afternoon high temperature right around 47 degrees. by dinner, temperatures around 40. we could have a few snow flurries far north and west as we watch that blustery front continue to move on off to the east so it is going to be chilly. that weather authority seven day forecast a high today 47. as we move toward monday, temperatures only in the mid 4 40s. by tuesday it's 49. we're looking at temperatures for thanksgiving in the low 50s and there could be a couple of showers toward the latter part of the week. we'll keep you posted much back over to you. >> families across the country sit down for thanksgiving dinner on thursday when family gets together there can often be tension and especially since it's the first post election gathering. my twitter and facebook pages i asked if you would skip thanksgiving because of all the political talk and difference of pins. people sounded off. michael said when off chance to be with family it's about creating memories not tension over political views. john says, family comes first.

politics is perception. it turns on dime. but family is forever. and frank said, i'm looking forward to the mashed potatoes to go crying flying across the table. avoid any flying food and flying tempers. we brought in heather hanson a mediator and an attorney who appears on our show very often. had he low, heather. >> hi, lauren. >> how are you? >> i'm great. how are you? >> good. so a lot of people are a little nervous this year rightfully so about thanksgiving dinner. some of tips for us. first you say remember why you love someone. >> that's right. we think that we have to like someone to understand -- understand someone to like them, when in reality sometimes it takes liking them or loving them first. you need to remember all of the reasons that your aunt who has different political views than you actually is someone that you love. maybe she knitted i was sweater. maybe she takes care of animals. if you come at from it that place you're less likely to get angry and let that emotion take you over. >> okay. tell me what you mean when you say be present.

i know sort of what that means normally but for thanksgiving dinner evening be present. >> listen, it is so easy especially with politic being what they are right now to get carried away in the moment, and to forget that you are actually talking to someone that you're supposed to love and that you're going to have to spend time wi with. politics come and go. family is one of your viewers said is forever you need to remember to stay in the moment rather than getting carried away in this whole story that there's a winner an loser hasn't has won and who lost want does that me mean. you need to be sitting there and try to remember to listen and be present in the moment. one thing, you know, that's important we've talk so much about what to tell our children about this election, we need to think now about what to show them. and if you can be present during an argument i think you're showing them that you can disagree with family members without hating them. >> you sort of just touched on this one. win or lose, who cares? >> well, that's right. i mean the election is over. you know when we mediate cases it's usual particularly trials here the trial is over. you either had a candidate who won or lost but that doesn't

mean that you are a winner or a loser. you are a winner or loser for how you deal with the repercussions of it win your family within your group because ultimately we're all in this together. >> that's true. and then, listen more, talk less. we can't do enough of that. >> that's right. it's so easy i moon you got two ears one mouth for reason, right? so easy to think that you need to out talk your opponent. but in reality, if you listen, you may actually find some understanding. there's a lot of misunderstanding around reasons why people voted for who they did. if you listen you may find some understanding and that may be the first step towards actually resolving your issues. >> okay. heather, do you think humor works in case like this or is this just too soon and too sensitive of a topic? >> i think it's depends who you're dealing with. i think humor is wonderful way to disarm people if the person on the other side is ready for it. the problem is timing. the election wasn't that long ago. people are still trying to resolve their issues with it. some people are still mourning. some humor might be a little too soon.

you have to feel it out in good way to do that to listen and be present. >> all right. heather, thank you so much. happy thanksgiving. >> thanks lauren, to you. >> witness one it comes to sporting events tailgating can be the best part of it. it's either better when you can do it for good cause. comincoming how you can party dg today's eagle game and support those in need and all it takes is one thing and we're not talking money. also, can wear you raise your children really have an effect on their mental and emotional state? where experts say teens should live to combat depression. ♪

♪ live look at the parkway where the philadelphia marathon is underway. 26.2 miles runners have to complete on a chilly sunday morning. okay. it's time for some philly science where we look at the crazy things that researchers are spending money on studying these days. today we're talking about your smile. who can we thank for the perfect smile? mom and dad maybe but we have pretty old ancestors who helped us with these pearly whites. sign tests say a reptile that lived 259 million years ago evolved horn like structures on its jaws that led to our own canine teeth. the reason these horns came to be to make the animal eventually humans more attractive to the opposite sex. in that sense our canines are

similar to walruses tusk of course we'll leave it to you to decide if someone's teeth truly makes them more attractive. okay. teens moo live in tight knit neighborhood deal with fewer symptoms of depression and anxiety. researchers included information on more than 2200 children born in large cities in the united states between 1998 and 2,000. they found teens raised in a neighborhood where people get involved in watching each other's children had better mental health versus those raised in neighborhoods that weren't as close it in and we always hear it takes a village to raise a child. as you prepare for the madness that is black friday want to help offer you some advice. your shopping experience can be a lot easier thanks to helpers online. we explain in this morning's tech tank. ♪ i'm ant 19 mongeluzo and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. guess what? the holiday season is coming up and hopefully you saved some dollars because one of the biggest shopping days of the year black friday is coming up.

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♪ >> it's cold outside. yes, it is. scott will have more on your forecast in just a second. mc donned appears to be taking fast food to an entirely new level. the restaurant introducing self order kiosk. options to pay with your phones and how about this table service to some of its stores. 500 restaurants in florida, new york, california have already gotten the upgrades. the company's ceo says mcdonald's needs to keep up with the times as it faces greater competition from other fast food restaurants. apple finally admitting what's

being called the touch disease. i phone six plus owners complaining for months now about screen malfunctioning. apple says it's not a design flaw. they're blaming it on user area roar. you drop your phone too much. still apple says they'll help fix it for if you you're willing to pay $149. no word on how this fix will affect a lawsuit some iphone owners have filed. okay. scott it was like spring yesterday. it's like really winter today. >> what's going on. >> everyone is confused you need add spring wardrobe yesterday. need the winter gear for today. really has been a shock to the system. yesterday's high temperature was 72 degrees. right now we're looking at feels like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. air temperatures in the 30s as well so right now philadelphia 39 degrees. yesterday's high was 72 degrees. we're looking at 36 allentown upper 30s right now in millville. so not only cold in philadelphia but pittsburgh 31. roanoke, virginia, 36. we have 20s and 30s for much of the nation.

it's 30 degrees right now in charlotte, north carolina. so cold air invading much of the lower 48. yesterday afternoon and evening we're watching that blustery front kind of move through the area. we saw some areas of sleet, some snow, north and western suburbs even into parts of south jersey we saw sleet pellets and first flakes of the season across the area. so that blustery cold front out to sea right now. still the threat for a few flurries around the pocono mountains. throughout the day today. one or two flurries not out of the question moving into the north and western suburbs we will stay partly sunny to mostly cloudy and blustery across the entire area with high temperatures stuck in the 40s. 47 in center city. down the shore 46. low 40s in the lehigh valley. and that weather authority seven day forecast showing you are looking at temperatures in the 40's the next several days. even colder for tomorrow a high of only 45. 49 on tuesday. moving toward turkey day.

clouds, some possible showers temperatures top out in the low 50s. and as we look at that holiday forecast, we are looking at once again the threat of a little bit of rainfall not only on thanksgiving but also as we move toward the day after. back over to you. >> okay. when it comes to tailgating can be more fun than the game itself. the eagles are in seattle. while people won't be tailgating outside linc they can have fun in northern liberties for a good cause. joining us to talk more about colleen from a philabundance. >> is my microphone not working? >> it's still here. >> i don't know what it's doing. >> how are you. >> hi, thanks for having us. >> use mine. >> i'll stand close to you. [ laughter ] >> okay. ladies, we're back on track. how are you. >> great. >> we'll start with you kate. this is our third year. it's all for philabundance. tailgate for good and philly pr

girl we love throwing events for good causes. >> we do. >> so this year we moved our event over to schmitz commons at the piazza and we're partnering with crabby's cafe and sports bar and like scott was talking about the weather this year we got a heated tent. >> there's no excuse. >> no excuse. >> i don't want to hear it's too cold to come. >> got it. come on out and tailgate for good with us. >> people thinking what can i do to get in the spirit of game. >> we have all the entertainme entertainment. we have dee jays ultimate fan cave, we have tvs, all the gam games. connect four, jenga,ing. >> i love it. >> of course we have turkey. [ laughter ] >> close to thanksgiving. gobblers and all. >> yes. >> we're really excited. i can't wait. >> is it time yet to go? >> no. >> i'm ready to go already. amanda this is all to benefit philabundance. >> yes. >> talk about that benefit. >> fill a bun dan the largest

hunger in the delaware valley so far they've raised 500 meals for those into need. we want to continue raising as many pounds. 1 pound eagles one meal for those in need. we're collecting non perishable items. looking for peanut butter anything high in protein, canned tuna, canned stew especially fruits and vegetables. come out, have great time and donate to help those in need this holiday season. >> i love it. ladies, we know how to tailgate in filly. >> this is great. >> tell me the time again? >> 3:30 to 7:30. it's in the tent right outside of crabby's cafe and sports bar. >> you can't miss it. >> we have of course it's thanksgiving food so we have a cook off. >> oh! >> that's true. >> i heard about that. so we put scott in and sean up to the test, right? >> they're on different teams over there. they're going to be cooking and hopefully someone will win. look at sean staring over there. >> looks really good right now, lauren. that's no lie obviously. >> absolutely. we have some special guests with

us this morning to kind of talk little bit about this cook off tell us your names where you're from. >> i'm mike from philly. >> all right. >> anthony from pasta -- >> i'm frank. >> we'll make delicious food let's start off with what we have going over here. we have some rice and a nice stew, right. >> this is turkey gumbo. this is what we'll be making today. it's made with turkey stock. it is turkey breast and sausage, carrots, celery the whole nine. >> okay. >> little hot right now. we'll mix it up. >> you just put it over some rice. >> put it over rice is it really spicy. >> not at all. i'll give a shot. >> while you're doing that let me grab the mike here. i know these boys really well down by chick pee' and pete's in south philly i stop there all the time before the game you guys are killing it right now with what he have. obviously the inspiration thanksgiving. >> of course. turkey gobbler. thanksgiving in roll. >> now what's the pink stuff that's what immediately catches my eye? what's the pink stuff?

>> cranberry mayo. >> cranberry mayo. let me get a taste of that without anything on there. >> that's the way to go. >> little bit like this. go through it real fast. >> what do you got. >> put krahn yo on there. we have gourmet turkey, homemade stuffing, of course, seeded italian bread and hot turkey gravy on top. >> looks excellent i'll grab a bite. lauren, while i'm doing that i'm zen it back over to you. check the boys out today down there. all right. can wait. for a great cause. >> go, goals! >> go, eagles. that looks like thanksgiving on a peace of bread. i love it. all right. >> 7:52. you should have extra money to spend on holiday gifts this year. gas prices are way down compared to last year. how much it will cost to you fill up your tank as we hit the road for the holiday. and like it or not the holidays are here that means everyone is pulling out their best recipes to make for family and friends. what about the rest of the year how one organization is working with local familiar tolls maintain a healthy lifestyle.

♪ what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests,

they can test the limits... of their potential.

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listen to this. a lot of those have actually finished. who are these people? don't they know it's football season. if you're like me, you don't even think about shopping until after the pumpkin pie has been cleared from the table. so let me give you a few tips on how you can make the most out of your black friday. first, you don't want to spend a lot of time in cold parking lots with sketchy people waiting to be stampeded. me either. here's what i want you to do. you got a plan ahead. check out really cool website called www black friday.got a deal it will show you all the local deals in your area so you dough don't have to hop from mall to mall. next let your smart phone gps big time savings use free app called flip it clip coupons right to your phone and listen to this. put your list and in it will shot you exactly where to go for those best items for the best deals possible. save a lot of time save a boat load of dough. finally relax. be patient. you got to know what to buy on black friday and what to stay away from. good deals on electronics.

not so much for apparel. listen to this you'll have plenty of time to exercise your credit card if you don't get it all done on friday. three days later, cyber monday. sew so there you government black friday the official season opening for shopping. but if you're like me, sometimes you just want to sit back, procrastinate a little bit. the good news you'll have plenty of time later to jump in the retail jungle and still get those good deals. so for me, well, football comes first for now. i'm cashing out. ♪

♪ >> it's a cold marathon sunday as people from all around the country have come to philadelphia to participate in the 23rd annual philadelphia marathon. we'll have a live report coming up. and president-elect donald trump continues to choose his cabinet as he prepares to lead the country in just two months. who the billionaire will meet with today right from our area. and are you still looking to make a last minute trip to get away for the holidays? one

airline says they can get to you your destination for less than you would traditionally pay. what you need to know to get the best deal. >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. it is sunday fun day eagles are playing in seattle at, what, four toll 25. >> that is correct. >> do they play inside. >> outdoor. >> oh owe. >> the way they belt was to keep the sound in. >> it will be loud. >> really loud. >> i hear that. stadium is going to be tough for them because the fans. >> twelfth man. >> yeah. okay. and it's cold here in philly. >> yeah. i mean, yesterday was 72 degrees. it felt like spring. i hope you enjoyed it because it's blustery, feels like temperatures this sunday morning in the 20s and 30s. so we have those jackets and those sweaters let's talk little bit about the current numbers. 40 degrees in center city. you factor in that wind.

22 miles per hour it feels like 30 degrees right now if you're stepping out early on this sunday. 39 in millville and atlantic city. mid 30s in pottstown. allentown 36 degrees. but how your body reacts, how you shall dress, it it foo feels like 30 in millville it feels like 25 in allentown. 16 degrees what it feels like in the poconos. weather by the numbers scale of one to 10 today is a three. take you hour by hour. and those temperatures stuck in the 40s. by 12, 43. 47 for high temperature this afternoon coming up we'll talk much more about that winter feel. some passing flurries maybe far north and west. what about thanksgiving? there could be some showers we'll spell all out for you coming up. lauren. >> scott we'll wait for that. thank you very much. people from all over the country here in philadelphia participating in what we said the 23rd annual philadelphia marathon jenny joyce is live in fairmount in the middle of all the action in the cold. jenny, how are you? >> reporter: i'm doing okay.

lauren i'm not running the race so i'm feeling pretty good right now. however, all is pretty quiet right now. the runners moved past us. we're live along the perimeter of the route. we'll head over to the finish line so we get the runners as they cross by eakins over closer to the art museum. let's take look at the start of this race. >> and they are are off. runners from all over the world here in philadelphia for the marathon a full 26.2 miles through several city neighborhoods fairmount park, manayunk, university city, old city right near fox 29 studios, and back up to finish near the art museum. this year, one big change. the half and full marathons were split up on different days. however, each year, the full weekend's worth events welcomes a total of roughly 30,000 runners. 60,000 spectators and 3,000 volunteers. a lot of people packing this

area of the city which means heightened security screenings an number of street closures citywide that will remain through mid afternoon. we talked to one man running the race as a pacer. he's taken the year off from racing himself to be able to work with these runners and help them reach their goals. >> my group is 345. my responsibility to run even pace. from the start of the race and to the end of the race and slightly come under my time by like their seconds. >> 3.4430 is my goal time. i'm going to hit it. >> reporter: they're going to hit. you know why they'll hit, lauren,? if they do they will win a free pair of nike new balance sneakers as part of a challenge they signed up for. laurelauer would that be enoughr to you get out here don 26 miles? >> no, ma'am. [ laughter ] >> not at all. >> i'll leave that to them. >> leave it to the professionals. yes.

>> thank you so much. >> let's take look at our top stories today. right now police are investigating the stabbing avenue man overnight police say the 37-year-old man was stabbed in the back and shoulder along third and south in society hill. it happened just before 2:00 their this morning and investigators say group of at least three men were seen running away from the scene. the victim was taken to jefferson university hospital in stable condition. police aren't sure of a motive and are still looking for whoever is responsible. a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the arm and leg. police say the shooting happened around midnight near 13th and west allegheny avenue near temple university's health sciences center. the university tweeted out message for students to avoid the area. the man was taken to the hospital and is currently in stable condition. police are still searching for that shooter. also in north philadelphia, fire crews were able to quickly put out a fire at a home along north 27th and west cab bot streets. officials say no one was inside the three-story house at the time of the fire. the cause though is now under investigation. new jersey state police say a

woman was killed when her car collided with a track trailer on two knife in cherry hill yesterday. the truck was park on the shoulder near mile marker 34 when the woman rear ended the truck. investigators say she was rushed to the hospital but died a short time later. the truck driver was not hurt. police are still trying to figure out how the woman managed to crash into the back of that truck. this morning we're following these developmenting stories as continues for deadly hit-and-run driver an eight-year-old is remembering remembered by loved ones. jay anna's favorite colors were pink and purple. they are family and friends released those colorful balloons where she was killed friday afternoon at 63rd and lansdowne. she was walking home from school with her brother who was hit but not seriously hurt. >> her parents have a message to the driver who never stopped and left their daughter for dead. >> you need to turn yourself n if you got a heart, please turn yourself. >> i don't care what happened. >> please, please. >> go to the cops. >> let my baby rest.

>> she was only eight. you hit her and she flew from the corner to the middle of the block. you kept going. >> police believe the car was a 2009 to 22016 nissan maxima or altima. the family has set up gofundme page to help with funeral expenses. you can find more information on our website fox29.com. a man is fighting for his life after someone shot him last night in frankford. police found the man just after 6:00 p.m. on bridge and hawthorn streets they say he is 33 years old and was shot three times in the stomach. police rush him to hahnemann university hospital where he's in critical condition. detectives are searching for clues that may lead them to a shooter. and more violence in northeast philadelphia. police are searching for a man who they say stabbed his brother and sister on the 7200 block of large street. the suspect stabbed his sister in the hand his brother in the head. the brother was able to run away the female victim is in stable condition. police are looking for the

suspect. ♪ president-elect donald trump continuing to choose members of his cabinet as he prepares for his post which becomes official two months from today. today the billionaire is set to meet with governor chris christie and other prominent republicans during series of meetings in new jersey. the president-elect and christie are due to talk at trump's golf course. initially wasn't clear if the governor would show up to the meeting after he was recently demoted from the head of trump's transition team to vice mayor chan. trump also speaking out against the treatment of vice president-elect mike pence at a show of hamilton yesterday morning on good day we told you pence was booed by the audience of the hit broadway show and lectured by the actor at the end of the show. dixon read a message from the cast directly to pence expressing hope the trump administration will be inclusi inclusive. here's part of what they had to say. >> we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxiou ang thatr new administration will not protect us. but we truly hope this show

inspired you to up hold our american values ton work on behalf of all of us. >> donald trump tweeted saying in part "the cast hamilton was very rude last night to a very goodman, mike pence. apologize! ". >> some tweeted again saying it was quote very rude insult of hamilton cast members to treat our great future vp, mike pence torque theater lecture. trump later deleted that tweet. hash tag boycott hamilton was trendintrending on twitter while debate whether this act was appropriate. >> half us have ditched our land lines for cell phones and the phone isn't just a link to familiar and friends. how they say exams are using your phone number to access your private information. and want to fly the high skies on the low? how one airlines plans to compete to save you the most money on flights. ♪

>> look there's sean. i mean sean's fiance' in the kitchen whipping up the goods for our friends giving we're having here. we'll tell was sean's fiance' made while he held the cat. he cradled the cat. thanks for showing off your cat this morning, night, eagles, fly as they play out in seattle. ♪

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can you believe it was 70 degrees yesterday our something close to it? and it's snowing today. takintaking a live tuck the poco mountains. scott will have more on our chilly sunday forecast and just in time for the holidays amazon giving us x-ray vision for our gifts. i love this story. it all works with the amazon smart phone app. it will actually let you see inside your packages without having to open the box. so all you have to do is click the camera in the app press package x-ray. scan the bar code that's on the shipping label. that way you know what's in the box and you know who to address it to. you can only check items you order yourself. so sean and scott can't snoop around and spoil the surprises for themselves. i,/that a great idea? >> technology. >> i know. >> here's one thing americans are thankful for this thanksgiving gas prices. 49 million people will head home for the holidays this year with plans to travel 50 miles or more according to aaa. that's about a million more from last year.

gas prices hovering around $2 mark nationwide. nearly 90% of those traveling this thanksgiving are planning to drive instead of fly. aside from getting annoying calls from telemarkets most of us don't think twice about giving our cell phone numbers out but there may be reasons why you want to keep your number to yourself. that's because scammers are finding ways to use your 10 digit phone number to access your private information. here's what the scammers do once they have your number. they may call you pre 10 to be irs or the bank looking to get even more of your private information. they can steel from your accountaccounts or take out cren your name or they might bypass you entirely go right to the bank thinking, hey, i'm going to call bang pretend to be that person and steel money that way. >> think about all of the different aspects of your life where your cell phone comes into play of where from surveys to product purchases to loyalty programs to registration programs. all the different aspects of your life normally when you're asked to give contact

information, people tend to be even more comfortable giving their cell phone number than giving their e-mail address. >> really? well, cell phones are so popular half of americans have ditched the land line for their cell phones. looking to get away for less one major airline now offering super deep discounts. but you need to know what you're in for. united airlines offering what it calls a basic economy fair. it's designed to compete with the low cost carriers but there's a catch of course. you basically get transportation from point a to point b with these rates. you're looking at middle seats in coach in the last boarding group and forget about bringing carry on bag. luggage not included in the fair you want the option to bring bag or choose a seat that's going to cost you a little extra. >> wonder what the airlines will think of neck. now they charge you more to sit in the exit row because you have a few more inches of leg room. you know they'll charge you more if you have an extra purse. i don't know what they'll come up with whatever it is it be

will gall bladder for their bottom line. >> class system on the airlines has gotten like titan tick. there's really going to be a real steer ratch for people who couldn't otherwise afford to fly this is a great deal. >> get some people in there. if you're looking for bear bones ticket they'll go on sale early next year. okay. scott, it is chilly. a perfect day to maybe cook some chili and watch the game, right? >> just kind of curl up watch fox 29, of course, we are looking at a shock to the system because yesterday we had sunshine, temperatures felt like spring in the 70s philadelphia topped out at 72 and take live look right now at the poconos you see that snow on the trees flurries still falling there far north and west. 40 degrees now in philadelphia. but it feels like 30 when you factor in that wind. we still have that wind advisory in effect through 6am on monday. but take look at lancaster. winds gusting close to 40 miles an hour there. gusting to 30 in allentown. 26-mile per hour gusts receipt now in atlantic city.

mid 30s in pottstown. we have 39 atlantic city and millville. 39 in wilmington this morning it feels like 31 degrees right now wilmington it feels like the mid 20s in the lehigh valley. so late last night we were watching that blustery front kind of plow through the area. we saw some of the rain changing over to some sleet. some flurries. even around philadelphia north and western suburbs we saw some of that activity. changing over to snow and bucks county, montgomery county, the lehigh valley saw a coating also a coating of snow in the pocon poconos. as we take a look at the forecast stuck in the 40s blustery, 47 center city. low 40s in the lehigh valley. weekend wendy headed to seattle for the game. it's going to be kind of cloudy. some light rain in the forecast. 52 degrees will be the high temperature. it's going to be loud at that stadium as well. that weather authority seven day forecast is going to show we keep the 40s for the next couple of days. we're talking temperatures by the middle of the week 52 on thanksgiving and it looks like cloud cover temperatures will

top out right around 53 degrees and there could be a few showers around and then temperatures back to seasonal averages by friday into next weekend. >> oh, a three. that's not good. >> yes. >> time now as we always do to take you in focus today a question for u what do you plan to be doing on your 100th birthday? one local woman having a big party but even more amazing she's still working every day if you ask her she wouldn't have it any other way. fox 29's bill rohrer hung out with miss judith and learn she has lot to look forward to. >> thank you everybody. thank you. >> reporter: when you're fortunate enough to turn 100 years old, get a lot of attention like edith kutcher. >> i didn't ayj. >> thank you. >> reporter: report don't call her a celebrity. >> it's me and i'm not celebri celebrity. >> report roar celebrating her birthday a day early with her friend at klein live in northeast philadelphia. >> let me give you a kiss.

>> reporter: she's been a volunteer librarian for the last 40 years. >> seems to be the older people only want the large print books and enough of them are not coming through. >> reporter: she walls wanted to be writer but the great depression caused her to become a stenographer. >> i like to read all of them but that's why they're here. eventually i will get around to reading some of them. >> reporter: edith has a passion for poetry. >> without a doubt i'd like to south. >> reporter: she's written a few poems. >> put me down for a day in town. >> reporter: secret to her longevity -- >> i keep reading books. i think i'll be buried with them. >> i will tell you this. angels help. >> reporter: in philadelphia, bill rohrer -- >> you got to believe in angels. >> reporter: bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> i do. >> do you think you can have that many people at your 100th birthday party. >> that room was packed. >> awesome. if i make it half of a hundred i'll be happy. >> me, too.

>> i mean that sincerely. >> me as well it looks like when it comes to daily searches the internet is right up there with oxygen and water for lot of people. new survey 40% of people said wi-fi is more important sean and scott than chocolate or alcohol. >> wise? >> among other things. >> three quarters respond den the internet improve their quality of life. same amount said film data is more -- phone data is more important than minutes when choosing a crack. i believe that. here's why? if you have the internet you can watch netflix. >> true. >> you can chill. hulu. >> yeah. >> you can go online. >> yeah. >> i believe that. >> if you have the data you can do all of that all the time. >> all of that. >> you don't have to worry about that. >> i have the option of changing my date today plan because every few week, months, they off all these new plans. that was grandfathered into the at&t plan. >> don't change. >> with unlimited data. >> don't change. don't touch my plan. >> yup. >> i don't have to worry about it. >> same thing with me. always you sure mr. brace, we'll give you more minutes. i don't even talk to anybody. >> exactly. >> we live in teching world.

>> yeah. always go over. >> you do. >> get charged oh, no. >> he's a talker. >> got to always -- always have the wi-fi, though. >> clean kitchen. >> and you're a talker. >> he's running over on his minutes. >> do you have a land lined at your house, too. >> i don't. >> i don't eat. >> i've let that go a long time ago. okay. the battle of the sexes. so it's me versus the boys here. who are the better multi taskers, men or women? what's your guess? >> i'm going to go with men. just look at our own hang with the three kids and bill anders anderson. >> we're divided here. many women coming up why evolution decided one sex should be able to handle more than one job at one time. who won the lottery last night? >> not me. [ laughter ] ♪ the

♪ 8:23. you're taking live look at reading. if you look really closely, those are flakes falling. yes. s-n-o-w. scott said would it happen today in some parts every our region. more on your weather in just second. we want to introduce to one much our fox 29 junior reporter jasmine from rider university joining us this morning. how are you. >> good. >> thank you for coming in this early on sunday you talked to a

group a ranging healthy food options for thanksgiving. that's right. yes. it's healthy cooking program for families and the families actually at the mission of this program. so check it out. >> let's see. >> this is schedules and limited resources of common excuses preventing families from sitting down to share a meal together at the memphis street academy in port richmond one philadelphia native has created a weekly healthy cook program with the family as focus. >> family that eat together to topped communicate more. get along better. and there's a greater trust that develops between the family members. linda found every funded sunday suppers in 2010 shortly after seeing an article in the philadelphia inquirer about families in hunger in north philly. >> so i decided that i really wanted to focus on the family in an effort to help them cook healthier. and how could i do that? >> reporter: sunday suppers

welcomes low income families into the class only after they practice breathing exercises to relieve some of the stress they proceed into the kitchen to find out what they're learning to cook that day. >> so we base the recipes on a number of things. one is just some kind of principle healthy eating trying to be vegetable heavy, plant based whole grains, brown rice. >> with array of ingredients and a focus on vegetables, families work together on an nutritious meal that they can also make at home. all food supplies provided at no cost. >> program is completely free for all of the the families. and all we require our families have goals and are ready to learn and excited to change their health and well-being. >> reporter: families also share a healthy meal together in an environment where cell phones are not allowed. then they go on to receive goodie bags with ingredients and supplies to practice at home what they've learned in class. >> so cool. we like that price, free is

always good. >> yes. >> they're doing more ogled they are. they are actually starting a women's weight loss program and exercise program for children. >> i love the work they're doi doing. thanks for bringing that to us. >> absolutely my pleasure. >> special dinner just for your closest friends around the holidays. call eight friends giving we're having a little one here on good day this morning. why if you plan to have one you might be able to ditch the turkey and stuffing and bring what you want. >> eagles sunday fun fact. eagles quarterback carson wentz grew up a fan of seahawks quarterback russell wilson. how you might ask? we'll explain. ♪

what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential.

♪ scott gave us a little snow a little early. let's take a look at some of the top stories happening this morning. thousands of runners scattered throughout the city participate in the philadelphia marathon for the 23rd year in a row. people have flock to the area for that event. this is the first time half marathon and full marathon were held on separate days. yesterday and today. philadelphia marathon officials say runners can expect the courses totally revamped from the previous years also causing some traffic troubles out there on the street streets. our very own sean bell late arriving to the studio this

morning. penndot in pennsylvania state police are teaming up to make sure kids are safe in the car called operation save holiday. state troopers will be looking out for and giving out tickets for seat belts and child safety seat violations through decemb december 4th. pennsylvania state law requires kids under four to be in a child safety seat. kids under two nobody rear facing car seat much kids four to eight need to be in a booster seat. university of pennsylvania will conduct a drill today to simulate a mass casualty incident. 60 student members the school' medical emergency response team will go through an exercise that will test their response to set up a command and triage post there. and they'll treat and transport patients to simulation will take place this morning at 10:00 a.m. at the penn novation works site on the 3400 block of grays ferry avenue. >> ♪ all right, scott, it's chilly outside. >> it really is. 72 degrees yesterday, right now we're looking at ultimate doppler flurries, flakes across parts of the delaware valley.

in particular the pocono mountains, moving toward lehigh valley. a little flurry activity kind of moving through montgomery county through philadelphia into parts of south jersey but that activity is diminishing so it is going to be cold if you're stepping outdoors. it's a shock to the system. yesterday felt like spring but that blustery cold front now out to sea. calling it a sunday shocker. we still have the wind advisory in effect through tomorrow morning at 6am for gusts over 40 miles per hour morning wind chills in the 20s afternoon wind chills kind of stuck in the 30s. you can see the wind it is blowing right now westerly 22 miles an hour. 40 degrees in philly. but it feels like 30 right now when you factor in that wind. 39 currently in wilmington. we're looking at numbers in pottstown 35. 39 right now in atlantic city. but it feels like the 20s north and west. the teens right now feels like 14 in the pocono mountains.

not out of the question to see one or two flurries passing by and temperatures stuck in the 40s. back over to you. >> oh, it's so, man. okay. the eagles once again playing a battle of the birds. today they are in seattle. okay. after last week's victory at home against the atlanta falcons the birds traveled across the country to bald sean are in the studio talking to us about sports. >> why did you have to point that out. >> we love it. >> sean and sean. >> i don't love it. >> thank you for waking up with us. >> i wish i had a fro again. >> no you don't. >> marathon killed me. >> the traffic. >> i couldn't even get here. i had to jog in from five blocks away. >> thank you so much. tired right now. >> we appreciate you making it sean. >> you didn't run 26.2 miles. >> yeah. >> let's chill on that. >> seattle, eagles, what are you guys expecting today. >> well, half full, half empty. >> oh. >> between our opinions.

>> bad news first. >> bad news first they lost their last four on the road. they're last four. okay? >> they're a different team on the road they just can't get it done in seattle, listen you playing up there it's a problem. i don't care who you are. i don't care if you're tom brady, i don't care if you're joe montana. you playing seattle it's a problem. zero-four. people win there. philly fans are you expecting to win there? >> really? >> that's the thing it comes down probably the hottest team in the nfl i'm not going to sit here and lie to eagles fans and say they're going to win this game. is it a possibility? sure, because seattle just went on the road to new england. hot team as well and won. so they can be riding that high believing that, you know, we ain't stinking at that point in time and all of a sudden the eagles sneak in there. i'm not banking on that i'll go big picture and say this much it's not the end of the season if the eagles do lose today. >> whoa! >> i never heard that in my life from you. are you picking -- are you kidding me? >> seattle. go ahead don it.

>> i pick atlanta. >> i pick minnesota. you pick them. >> of course i'll go with see at at tell. >> exactly now we don't have anything to debate. it's a problem. seattle is too good. >> they're good. >> defense, offense the eagles team are not the same on the road. >> will they do anything well today in seattle. ? what will they do well on the road. >> you have to believe the defensive life with the return of bennie logan defensive line look a whole lot different. you have to believe that the defense will be up for the challenge. that's my opinion. >> sean? >> no? >> russell wilson is about to have a field day right now. its i about to be running around on them cats it's about to be touchdowns. listen they're a different team when they go on the road and seattle is no joke. the second half of the seasons are where seattle gets it done all of a sudden they spring board themselves into the month of november and december much it's been like the last two years you wanting to there. richard sherman. who is going to catch any pass s

against richard sherman? >> who is going to get that done. how are they going to score. >> i'm speaking on carson wentz who grew up a fan of russell wilson. >> that's what i was going to ask you. >> he's looking at the guy across the field saying, i'm going to play to his level. i want to step my game up because russell wilson his first year started all 16 games in his rookie season. here we are carson wentz about to do the same thing. >> russell with son goes on to win the super bowl, i want to be that guy. watch out. the offense will step up today. >> russell wilson handed the the ball off. we have none of that. >> can't argue with sean. >> you got to keep it above 100. letting ya'll know the real. okay. i want the eagles to do well. i really really do. >> you're trying to be real. >> all the tweets that come at me you're a philly hater. i'm here here telling the truth. this isn't the atlanta falcons somebody over here is from atlanta. >> it was a tough loss. >> are you good. >> i'm fine.

while you're here i want to talk to you about something. apparently, it's men in your lives, ladies, better multi taskers than you are they're really not because there's a new stud out that says -- >> men's brains are greedier than women's brains. who surprised by that. according to mri tests men need to use more energy and more parts of their brain if they want to shift their attention it means the process of moving from one task to another is much slower for men than women. most women don't experience mental difficulty until they reach their 50s. while it is a reality for men for a lifetime. >> not buying that. >> what? >> you know what, i can play play station, drink my drink, i got a little snack. i can multi task with the best of them. >> you can hold a cat. watch your girl cook. you can tweet. >> exactly. >> this one here yesterday supposed to cook. >> have you ever seen any woman watch one of those housewives shows? >> can you do anything when that's on? >> that's true. >> when woman is watching scandal, can you even get any

attention? negative g that's true. >> negative. we're zoned in but we can still hear and respond and, we can do things. >> you can but do you? >> hmm. not. >> see, us, nothing keeps our attention. like we just -- >> i agree men are greedier. >> we're all over the place all over the time. >> men have greedier brains. i agree with that. >> greedier brains? >> how do you decide that? can i ask you a question. >> the study said so. >> thank you. >> who was the head of the study? >> we'll get back to you on th that. >> oh! >> bunch of women, hey. >> we look closely we can find people right here in our area doing amazing things to help others. especially those looking for work. how one man is using his love of furniture to help others. gun owners are seeing a cyst in sales why business is down even a ahead of the holidays. >> you're going to multi task right now. >> i'm going to to you and walk away. >> that was a good one. she still loves me. ♪

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thank you for taking the time to meet with me. >> romney so good of to you co come. [ laughter ] >> this isn't going to work, is it. >> i don't think so. >> great, thank you. >> have a good day. [ laughter ] >> that's great. the show had some fun with vice president-elect mike pence experience at the show hamilton with the actor playing pence saying he enjoyed the show and got a free lecture and just moments ago, president-elect donald trump was back on twitter about that incident writing "the cast and producer of hamilton which i hear is highly overrated should immediately apologize to mike pence for their terrible behavior". as we reported pence was booed by the audience of the hit

broadway show and was spoken directly to by one of those cast members. also trending this morning, make another tweet by our president-elect this bird he's a pheasant is a zoo in chain n many people think it look like the president election the bird is named little red people have been seeking it out at the zoo just to get a picture of the bird that they say sports the same hairstyle as donald trump. we'll see what he says about that one. from returning home from war to battling homelessness there's a long list of reasons people may have trouble landing jobs. but a local man is using his own skills to make the task a little easier. ♪

♪ >> that's ben franklin bridge this morning sean is like where is this? i couldn't tell at first. i'm sorry. >> 8:35. 40 degrees. my apologies. listen few minutes ago we showed i was clip from last night's snl show. as we were reading the story, trump tweeted a few minutes ago, i watched parts of nbcsnl

satinet night live. it's tollly one sided biased show. nothing funny at all. equal time for us. question mark. he's a busy man with those fingers on twitter this morning. okay. ahead of the presidential election some gun owners were concerned their rights were hanging in the balance but that may not be the case. in fact many gun owners and enthusiasts are breathing a sigh of relief over the results of the presidential election. owner managers of gun shops say sales have slowed over the past week and a half, and they say they're not even upset about it. >> if hillary had won i probably wouldn't be talking to you because we'd have a store full of customers right now. i did have one gentleman order a gun from me on tuesday. after the election he said i don't want it any more. i asked him point blank because donald wouldn't end said yeah kind of. >> president-elect affecting a lot of lives. many gun stores report an

increase in sales. and tonight or today cool plan to help others for good sake you don't have to look far to find good people who overcome odds every day to help others. sometimes you just to open your eyes. take one philadelphia man hearing stories about the struggles of the homeless ex offenders, veterans decided to his part to help. our bill anderson spent the day with that man who volunteering his time and furniture building skills to help people help themselves. ♪ every year at this time, we show honor and respect for our veterans. 82nd airborne in the house. >> reporter: every year at this time, we're reminded that we don't support them the way that we should. so this year, at this time, furnishing a future decided they were going to help veterans and ex offenders while also serving the homeless. >> what the program does it teaches people who are formerly homeless who are veterans or returning citizens a skill a craft that will enable them to

more than minute yum wage by substantial amount. >> this table is the prototype. >> it's called furnish the future founder steven greenberg teaches the art of making furniture to those who need a marketable skill. this is going into people's houses. >> they learn to make furniture it's then donated to homeless people trying to transition into housing but often with no furniture. >> they say lot of people bring their garbage bags with close filled in the garbage bags and that becomes their dresser on the floor it doesn't feel like a home. so a dresser an dining room table make it feel like a home. if people think it's more like a home they probably longer going to stay there. >> reporter: they train veterans returning citizens and the homeless that seems like a lot but it's actually pretty simple. they found the need and they filled it. >> i have a daughter who works in new york for a number of years working with returning citizens re-entry programs back into society. and what she told me the biggest problem they have they just don't have skills. if you don't have skills, you're

not going to make wage above monday mum wage. and she got to me. >> reporter: program also breaking stereotypes for some that believe that struggling is just about being lazy or wanting an easy way out. >> very first day of the septa strike, i got and e-mail from sponsoring agent to this program with these two guys saying, don't expect nem to come. they probably will be walking over 5 miles. they were here before me and they've been here every day. >> reporter: jeremiah is one of the people in the program who says it's changing his life. >> this program right here means pretty much everything to me. it's actually a way for me to get an apartment and eat more than noodles every night, so you definitely need something that you can make more than minimum wage with. >> reporter: although he didn't identify himself as veteran the program helping veterans was clearly important to him. >> make a sacrifice for them, because of course everybody should know they made a sacrifice for this country and

everything you do even if you don't like it or you do, you're alloweed to it because of vetern went out there and put it in place for you. >> reporter: honestly with the training these men are receiving, pretty quickly they can probably leave the program, go get a job and potentially make more money. but that's not what furnishing a future is about. they recognize that this program is helping them so they first have responsibility to help others in need for goodness sake. ♪ and scott for goodness sake it's cold outside. >> unbelievable. take a live look at this shot coming out of the wood lock clubhouse in the pocono mountains and you can see it's snow covered and we still have some of that snow kind of hitting the ground really look like a postcard picture there and it's a shock to the system on this sunday. yesterday high temperature in philadelphia 72 degrees. wake up temperatures on this sunday morning have been in the 30s. so a drastic change from

yesterday to today. we've been warning you about this change all week long. it is finally here. the sunday shocker take look at that cold front out to sea. blustery winds of change. temperatures right now wilmington 39. we have mid 30s in pottstown 20s right now in the pocono mountains but those are the air temperatures wait actually feels like in the poconos right now, 14 degrees. it feels like 25 in allentown. feeling like 30 right now in philadelphia. so cold and blustery for the philadelphia marathon indeed we have 31 right now in wildwood as feels like temperature so air temperatures stuck in the 40s. 43 at lunch. we're looking at 3:00 o'clock temperatures right around 47. so that seven day forecast it's going show temperatures kind of stuck in the 40s not only today but into monday even colder we're looking at a high of 45 tomorrow. dress for winter headed back to work and school. by tuesday we're looking at 49 low 50s on wednesday. into thursday turkey day gobble gobble we're looking at

53 degrees for the high temperature. clouds kind of roll in thursday into friday with shower chances not only on thursday but also into friday. and temperatures by saturday of next week right around 54 degrees. we'll be right back and you know what, it's friends giving on fox 29. the studio smells really good. we got food coming up for you. ♪ >> this week on fox news sunday all eyes on trump tower as the transition goes full speed ahe ahead. we'll talk with vice president-elect mike pence about trump's picks so far. then senate democratic leader chuck schumer on his party's agenda and how democrats will try to recover from a tough election. plus our sunday group including laura ingram being considered for white house press second and our power play of the week this week where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in?

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♪ wayne county has snow. >> beautiful. >> it's beautiful but it's too soon. hash tag too soon. not too soon thanksgiving less than week away. some people have started having big begin dinners part of a trend that's caught on the past few years called friends giving the idea is that thanksgiving is for family and that's tradition but this is a time to share with your close friends and it's not

root root in tra dig. why thanksgiving is typical meal of turkey and stuffing, friends giving can be whatever you want it to be just as long as you and your friends enjoy the company of one another. here we are my friends on the show. >> happy friendsgiving. >> we're having our friends giving we've invited people from upstairs to come down i think they'll bring some things down. we decided to bring something, right traditionally i do mac and cheese at my house. >> it looks great. >> thank you. so last night i was like, i got to do it. this is me mixing. so what's in the bowl over to the side scott is what's in th that. i did eggs, i did a little milk and then i did -- ooh never tried this before sour cream. >> yes, i use that. >> do you. >> in your mac and cheese. i've never done that. >> extra little kick. >> this right before i put it in the oven look at sean serving that. >> serve it up here. >> i put it in the oven 35 minutes it was super easy. and then i took it out, boom, what do you think yes it. >> look great. >> that's what it was before i dug it out of the pan last nig night.

>> cheesy. >> cheesy i had lots of dishes everywhere and then i looked online and this guy was making his green bean casserole. >> all right. >> all right. >> take look at this so basically the secret ingredient in this sharp cheddar cheese. >> what? >> sharp cheddar cheese in the green bean casserole. >> put little bit on my plate sean will finish off what somebody started off with his pie. >> i have no idea what's in it because i didn't make it my fiance' did i'm thankful for her in my life. >> that's for sure. >> i do know what this is all about. >> wasn't bill anderson coming to our party. >> what did you bring bill. >> i brought some stuff. >> friends giving. >> i brought my own plate. >> potato chips. >> whatever you got. >> even if it's been opened. >> we got turkey gop blears from earlier. >> you didn't know it was open. >> spread it out like an hors d'oervre. >> got it. >> got to have the chips. we love this. great pumpkin pie, though, i'm telling you right now. you'll love it. >> all right. >> love that person. >> love that person.

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i'm chris wallace. all eyes are on trump tower as the transition goes full speed ahead. >> a lot of activity going on upstairs. >> the president-elect is an open door. >> we'll talk with vice president-elect mike pence about trump's picks so far and what his role will be in the trump white house. >> he's a man of action. i'm humbled to be a part of it. >> mike pence live, only on "fox news sunday." plus, we'll hear from our sunday group, including laura ingraham, who's being considered for white house press secretary. then, how will democrats work with president trump? >> we challenge him. work with us and keep your promises to blue-collar