scary scene in west philadelphia for taxi driver who was shot more than a dozen times. what he said to police just as the bullets started to fly. and it's the end of an era. >> the circus is an amazing chapter of american culture. >> ringling brothers make an announcement i they're calling it quits for their family circus show. ♪ >> want to get in shape? where you live could be affecting your health? we reveal the fit test cities in america. where philly falls want we do to work up a good sweat. and people are celebrating the life and times of dr. martin luther king, jr., today and tomorrow all across the country. his local connection to our area and what you can do to honor the late civil rights leader. ♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪

7:00 o'clock sunday morning, january 15th. thanks so much for joining us on good day weekend much what's up? >> good morning g morning. >> i decided to listen to the both of you yesterday. scott told me it was going to snow and stay home. >> um-hmm. >> you said football was going to be on fox i deciderred to watch. >> what happened? >> not really a lot of snow. >> not lot of snow. >> but the falcons won. >> my atlanta falcons won. >> hey now the red and black. >> i decided to wear red and black. did they well yesterday, right. >> they look really good. got an offense that could pass really well and run the footba football. i'm telling you right now, i wouldn't be surprised if they make it all the way. i promise you they're that good obviously. they beat up on seattle yesterday. >> talk more about football in second. you're right. it wasn't a lot of snow. but chilly outside. >> absolutely. it was cold yesterday. we had bouts of some sleet, some freezing rain and some snow. not whole lot of accumulations across the area. some locations picked up an inch and a half. official until philadelphia just a trace. so waking up to sunshine across the area and also cold temperatures but look at

ultimate doppler. yesterday afternoon and evening, you can see that pink not whole lot of precipitation. that is out of here for today. in fact, we're looking at a lot of sunshine as high pressure builds in. but take look toward the west. midwest. kansas city still dealing with the threat of dangerous ice. so we'll be following that forecast pretty carefully throughout the day today. otherwise, take look at those totals easton pa an inch and a half. hide dell burg township inch and half and allentown less than an inch. officially atlantic city airport a trace. and of course a trace in philadelphia. so temperature wise right now it's 31 degrees much it's cold out there. but temperatures are actually going to recover by this afternoon we're talking about high temperatures a little above average into the 40s. back over to you. >> all right. scott, thank you so much. following breaking news this morning. a taxi driver in critical condition after getting shot multiple times in west philadelphia. jennifer joyce live near the scene with those details.

hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. well, according to police cab driver was found across the street here outside of the cab lying on the ground. the driver was shot 13 times. police say it was 1:39 this morning when the cabby got a call to pick up a customer on 42n42nd street here in southwest philadelphia. the driver reported to dispatch that the man was giving him a hard time with directions, then win 40 minutes police responded to the call of a man shot at 42nd and ogden streets. that's when they found the driver here on the street with several gunshot wounds. the driver's side door was open and the cab was still running. there were nine shell casings on the block. no sign every the customer. the driver a man in his 50s was transported to presbyterian hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police also indicated that this location is only a couple of blocks from the initial call. at this point there are a lot of questions about what happened between 1:40 and 2:20 when the

driver was found lying on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. lauren? >> all right. jenn nearing such a sad story. thank you so much. a police officer sent to the hospital after his patrol car was hit. investigators say this happened around 2:00 o'clock along north front street and to us today loom street in kensington much the officer is expected to be okay. no word yet on any arrests. philadelphia police say a road rage incident that started on the expressway ended with a driver being shot three times. authorities say yesterday morning an angry driver followed another car off i-76 and started shooting. family members identified the victim as 25-year-old map named marcel. he was hit three times in the hip and groin. marcel's sister says the suspect started following her brother's blue kia closely frustrated at how slow he was driving. >> turned off on 76 and the guy followed him. then the guy came on the side and shot at my brother five times. i think this person definitely needs to be off the road. if you can do that, that fast and have no remorse for yourself

like you don't need to be on these streets. you don't. >> marcel is in stable condition but family members tell us he'll likely have life long health problems as a result of this shooting. police say the suspect sped away were in in black toyota camry. the chief of police in camden county new jersey scott thompson is heading to wisconsin to meet with the speaker of the house paul ryan. thompson is traveling with law enforcement leaders from all over the nation. they'll be talking with congressman ryan by dee escalation tactics and use of force in policing. thompson will highlight the training initiatives he is implementing in camden county emphasizing community policing. now to our top stories. next month will be the final opportunity to see the greatest show on earth after 146 years. ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus will be shutting down. the chairman of the fels entertainment group the company that own the circus says declining attendance and high operating costs are among self reasons for closing. since the 800s barn null and the

five ringling brothers made a traveling spectacle of animals, juggling acts and unique human oddities popular. the two merged and modern circus was born. >> we'll always were an institution that honor that heritage that important heritage. it's an art form that change the world. it changed this nation. it made us dream. it made us sit and wide eyed wonder. it made us all be kids again. >> the circus is coming to the wells fargo center for the final time on february 16th and that show runs through the 20th. just days before inauguration day president-elect donald trump goes on the defensive with civil rights icon and congressman john lewis. trump was responding to the congressman's interview with nbc news. in it lewis said he does not view president-elect trump as a legitimate president. trump fired back on twitter saying "congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district which is in horrible shape and falling

apart not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results all talk talk talk no action or results. sad. ". lewis represent as georgia district that includes most of the city of atlanta. he criticized trump's win citing russia's alleged meddling in the election as factor. lewis is among a must be of democratic lawmakers who will not attend the inauguration. many pebble now criticizing the timing of trump's comments days before the country recognizes the life and legacy of dr. king. lewis was an ally of king marching with him back in the 1960s. that played out on social media hundreds people wer were n d.c. to participate in a march organized by al sharpton. fox news correspondent caroline shively reports. >> reporter: the march is called we shall not be moved. put together by reverend app

sharpton' organization the national action network. they say they're putting president-elect trump on notice that they want to protect the legacy of president obama. sharpton said they came for four non negotiable issues voting rights, criminal justice reform, economic justice and fax fact. >> we come to say to the democrats in the senate and in the house and into the moderate republicans to get some back bone. get some guts. we didn't send you down here to be weak kneed and get in the room and try to make friends. >> reporter: many of the organizers of the event are millennials and so were the marchers. >> we're the now generation, you know, we, for example, with the black lives ladder movement my generation created that and made national wave. so it's important that, you know, my generation we continue to have the tools to make sure that these initiatives and these

causes -- thee cautions are carried forward. >> reporter: sharpton urged the crowd to go to the members of congress and weigh in on president-elect trump's nominees for his cabinet. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. big success for private space exploration after a short delay. space x rocket blast off into orbit. >> two, one, lift off falcon x. >> space x launched falcon nine yesterday bringing its cargo of 10 sal lights with it the lift off took place from air force base in california. space x had run into a series of problems leading up to this it's previous rocket exploded back in september. so lift off and successfully. that's great. >> always excite to go watch those. >> it's kind of fun. >> falcon nine. >> coincidence. >> falcon, right. >> i think in the. you know how to do the dirty bird. >> i don't try it. [ laughter ] >> so you know today is dr. king's actual birthday.

but tomorrow is the day of service. everyone sort of goes out and gets involved in the community. >> a day on. not a day off. >> a day on. not a day off. people remind you of that. i always say i should work because, you know, what am i going to do sitting at home not doing anything. it makes you start thinking about dr. king month speeches and words, memories the legacy as we go to break we recognize this birthday we leave you with a clip of his i had a dream speech recited during the march on washington for jobs and freedom on august 28th, 1963. >> when we allow freedom to ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of god's children, black men and white men, jews and pros steps taints and catholics will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the all negro ritual, free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, we are free at last!

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♪ time now is 7:13. taking a live look right now for the lehigh valley, allentown area sue an average a half an inch to three quarters of an inch of snow. no snowfall for your sunday. sunshine and temperatures on the

rebound. as far as what's happening right now, as we take a live look right now at your headlines, we're focused in on the dry conditions. temperatures increasing and also our next rainfall chance likely not really until tuesday and into early wednesday. now as far as ultimate doppler, dry and quiet. we'll actually see a lot of sunshine across the area but look at that wintry mix we were tractracking yesterday afternood evening. not whole lot of moisture to work with. definitely nothing like what we saw last weekend across the area. only a trace of precipitation some sleet, some snow around philadelphia. likewise in parts of south jersey. now off to the west, still dealing with a dangerous ice storm around places like st. louis into kansas city, missouri, of course, we're watching that forecast for the game taking place later on there tonight. no problems, of course, in arlington for the cowboys game a little later on this afternoon. temperature wise, mid 20s in pottstown. we're looking at 20 in allento

allentown. 27 in wilmington. so there might be some patches of black ice out there but otherwise pretty dry and quiet as high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern for today. we're looking at high temperatures into the 40s. the average high for this time of year is right around 40 degrees. so several degrees above average for a change. we are still looking at a little bit of a chill out there. now, for tonight it's clear and cold. temperatures bottom out into the upper teams for the suburbs. 27 degrees in center city. now what about the holiday forecast for tomorrow a day of service. mlk day we're looking at partly cloudy skies, temperatures top out into the mid 40s so looking pretty good and also it looks like a dry forecast for tomorr tomorrow. as far as next week we're tal talking about milder air moving in so above average temperatur temperatures. climbing into the 50s for a part of that seven day forecast. temperatures today, tomorrow, mid 40s. upper 40s on tuesday.

but clouds, some showers, kind of moving in, that rain lingers into early wednesday and then another chance for some rainfall as we move toward the latter part of next week. back over to you. >> okay, scott. a peace of history right here in philadelphia marking a major milestone. it's a record you'll find only in philly. i'm bruce gordon. major birthday was celebrated new year's day maybe you missed it in all the hoopla. the palestra turned 90. the home gym of the university of pennsylvania quakers hosted its first basketball game january 1, 1927 the quakers beating yale 26-15. since then the facility has hosted more ncaaa basketball games than any other a rona in america. more ncaa tournament games as well mostly back in the old days before those big oversized mega stadiums were all the luxury sweets took over. the palestra is on just about everyone's list of great sports venues in america and for good

reason. it's not just that it was one of the first steel and concrete sports palaces built in this country or one of the first without interior columns to block the view of fans. no it's mostly because the palestra has atmosphere. real atmosphere the kind that comes naturally doesn't need to be piped in through a pa system. the seats the vast majority of them any way are bleachers and they seem to be on top of the court. you lean into the game because leaning backward puts you in the lap of the fan sitting behind you. you sit on number, stamp flood your little section of bench. and you hope that the guy sitting next to you on his little number has hasn't just eaten a big dinner. concourse that end circles the seating area includes a basketball museum of sorts now days. but the pathway itself is rather narrow like in all older arenas it's in to get you from point a to point b not meant to be a shopping mall. the palestra seats just over 8700 for basketball and again there are no luxury sweets. meaning it will never again be used for march madness.

but that's okay. this sport shrine doesn't need tv to burr initiate it's reputation. on saturday the seventh of january, penn state used the palestra as a home venue for game against the michigan state spartans. msu played poorly lost the game by nine points. afterward their classy coach tom izzo apologized for his team's performance and call it humiliating but he doesn't have his team prepared to play better game. >> this magnificent facility. i love the. i appreciate it. >> imagine that apologizing to a building. not just any building the palestra. only in philly. ♪ okay. more than 100 million people waking up this morning with credit card hangovers. that's a bad feeling. >> just hangovers in general. >> right. >> our money expert has the cure leading you to the path of financial freedom.

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brotherly love. >> boo! >> the website compiled this list based on 30 different factors including the number of sports clubs, hiking trails and little league teams. hey we live in a realist of course we don't have a lot of that stuff. >> very true. >> of 100 cities philly found itself at number 52. >> oh, man. >> ranked higher on the list of cities with the best sports facilities and outdoor recreation in that category we did place 31. >> what about last? we're not last we're not first. we're not last. >> top five cities. orlando, florida. i used to live there for six years. i can see that. portland, oregon. scottsdale, arizona. >> oh yeah. >> boise idaho. what do you think number one is. >> i got the answer. before you flash it i'm not looking i'm going las vegas. las vegas. >> why? >> sin see. >> yes. i went to vegas over the summer, mr. olympian weekend. i mean it was ridiculous how many people were just shredded up taking pictures of themselv themselves. >> but you plump out there. >> yeah. >> if you live out there you

better be sexy. that's all i know. >> they do have all those pool parties in the summertime. yeah. it was madison, wisconsin. >> i wouldn't imagine that. >> i would think somewhere like denver or -- >> yeah. >> you know, i would think colorado. >> agreed. or florida. another florida city or california city where there's lots of sunshine year round. >> exactly. >> wait, wait, wait. >> madison, wisconsin. >> san diego or something. >> home of the, like brats,. >> cheese. >> and beer. >> and you're telling me that's -- >> maybe they're discipline. maybe they say we'll eat all these things indulge but also going to work out. maybe they've got -- i don't know. we started thinking where do we catch people trying to break sweat here in philadelphia. everywhere. >> what do you always think of, the art museum steps. >> that's the first thing. >> you go out there and you see people running up those steps and these two guys here. >> look at these two. >> fancy, right. >> trainers. >> have you ever did the steps. >> i did the steps once. never again. >> never again. >> look at this cat to the left. what is he on right there?

>> its that's be a surveillance. >> he's good. the on the thing i see people doing a lot now since the it di go bikes are now here riding all over the city. i even saw it in the snow last few days and in the cold. >> i did it during the pope weekend when the pope came. >> a lot of stations are placed throughout the city, too. easy access. >> super convenient. schuylkill river trail is amazing. >> beautiful. >> i love begot there even if you just like sit over there and watch everybody else work out. makes you feel good. >> boat house row and everything. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that was good thing they built over there. i love how it looks and the bridge there. south street bridge. it looks really good. >> nothing better than kelly drive on warm afternoon. >> kelly drive is a good place, too. okay. his words and his deeds still resonate with us today. we're celebrating the life and legacy of dr. martin lawsuit king, jr., one day before the national day of service.

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>> sweet words a devastating schoolbus crash, a decade ago, leads to chance encounter and the beginning of a love story. happy couple joins us on good day later in our show. but first, another flat tire and you can probably guess how it all happened. we'll talk about those pothole problems coming up. >> but first, thank you so much for joining us. 7:30 on this sunday morning.

scott williams has look the our sunday forecast. hi scott. >> hi there lauren. it is officially pothole season after last weekend's snow. little bit of snow especially north and west yesterday but no snow for your sunday. sunshine in the offing across the delaware valley and temperatures will actually be rebounding. let's head a little farther to the west. keeping tabs on two divisional games later on today. of course, we have one taking place in arlington. the packers versus the cowboys. weather looking good there. they play indoors but as we move toward kansas city, the steelers versus the chiefs, we're watching out for an ice storm headed in that direction. so things could be a little icy later on this evening for that. temperature wise, we are cold out there. but numbers by this afternoon will climb into the 40s. lauren? china or russia or any toll tal tanner country, maybe i

could understand some of these illegal injunctions. maybe i could understand the denial of certain basic first amendment privileges because they have committed themselves to that over that but somewhere i read of the freedom of assembly, somewhere i read of the freedom of speech. >> yes. >> somewhere i read of the freedom of press. >> yes. >> somewhere i read, that's the greatness of america is the right to protest far right. [ applause ] >> that speech delivered in memphis, tennessee, on apri april 3rd, 1968 was dr. king's famous i've been to the mountain top. it was his final speech the next day king was assassinated but his dream had not died and his words have not faded. instead they've become a lasting legacy joining to us talk about that, patricia wilson president and ceo.

african-american museum here in philadelphia. thank you very much for joining us on this sunday morning. >> thank you for having me. >> any time you hear dr. king's words no matter who you are, what you believe, it sort of makes you stop and think and is that sort of good time for us in this day and age right now during very steps times. >> of course. dr. king's words and his legacy continue to resonate. during this time a transition and rather troubled times for our country we're finding new meaning with dr. king's legacy. what do you think dr. king would think, would say, would feel, about the progress our country has made? i know we asked that and you stop and ask that question every year around this time? we've made progress and we still have so much more to do. >> dr. king focused on challen challenges but he was always focused on hope as well. his last book was building our community. chaos or community. we have choices to make. and that resonates again with us today. we have choices as to whether we'll come together or whether

we will continue to dwell in chaos, and following doctor king's legacy and his directive, african-american museum in philadelphia is celebrating this opportunity for diverse communities to come together. >> it's interesting to me because dr. king did not live during the social media age and we see that a lot of things play out on social media today. some people would challenge to us just be quiet and not complain and not talk about these things. but do you think that's the right answer? >> absolutely not. dr. king was an active visit. he chose non-violence but he spoke out consistently. here in philadelphia he had a presence from the very beginning of his time in this region from the time he was at crozer theological center, he had an incident when he visited a restaurant in camden, and was refused service. that n his understanding that segregation was also present in the north as well as the south. and he began to rally and speak out at that time. >> and you mentioned camden. he spent some time there when he

was in seminary. >> yes. >> and there is a historic house there dr. king lived while he was here in there were talk it could be demolish. people were arguing against that. what's the latest on that? >> my understanding the latest is that it will be gifted to a group that wants to preserve that house as part of dr. king's legacy. so people can visit and come to understand that the message of peace, unity and active i continues to be a watch forward us today. >> speaking activism thousands of people expected to gather in washington, d.c. we heard from al sharpton yesterday. how important is that work when we continue to gather in these large groups and let our voices be heard? >> activisms always important. dr. king emphasize we all had a role. we all have a charge. here in the african-american museum in philadelphia, we're continuing that legacy as well. we're engaging families. we're engaging young children. hoping that they will understand their role in pushing this legacy forward.

>> really quickly any events that stand out to you that people should attend today or tomorrow while they're off work we always say it's a day on, not day off. >> it is a day on. it's a day of volunteerism but it's also a day of connection. at african-american museum we celebrate all weekend long. we reduced our prices to the generosity of citizens bank admission is only $2 you can come to the museum today, tomorrow and celebrate the legacy. >> we appreciate that. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. >> let's talk sixers and looking for win number four in the nation's capitol k they pull it off? sean brace. basketball, highlights. all coming up next. ♪

♪ all right. the sixers are going down to the nation' caps toll trying to get within number four, right. >> yeah. but without minus joel embiid. >> yikes! >> no gel embiid last night. like lauren just said the sixers overall record right now it's 12 and 25 heading into last night's game against the washington wizards. there's no denying that. there's also no denying that the 76ers have played much better as of late. winners out of five of their last six including franchise's first three game winning streak since january of 2014. folks it's been a long time since the sixers have tasted success.

let's see if they can keep the streak alive down in d.c. last night. like i just said no joel embiid due to load management. so jahlil okafor gets his first start in a couple games. nick butting sauce on it. drives, drops and okay for. okay for finished with 26 a great night. that's for sure. third quarter wizard pulling away john wall top of the key. you know what that means, man down wall had 25. the sixers lose a if you have 1109-93. college basketball, the villanova wildcats have rebounded very well since suffering their first loss of the season to butler back on january the fourth. after the loss head coach jay wright stressed defense nova two victories since the cats held their opponents to 35% shooting. seems to me they got the messa message. nova and saint john's yesterday afternoon. nova went on a 10-two run from

this pass from brunswick to eric for the two hand jam. nova pulling away now, up by 10. less than five minutes left. saint john full course press. good pass leads to freshman dante de vincent so getting the dunk. season high 19. nova wins 70-57. back down broad street temple and tulsa. final seconds temple in the dark jerseys died at 68. owls looking for the stop. defense! just not that right there. too easy soar tulsa. one final shot for temple right here. air ball. temple loses a tough one as well 70-68. let's talk nfl play off falcons and seahawks last night. >> woo wahoo! >> seahawks up free. wilson falls back into the end zone. have i no idea. maybe he was scared of future because he was in the crowd. that's the safety as you can see the lineman stepped on his foot. falcons up two. matt ryan drops back and find kevin coleman wide open for the touchdown. meat tee through three touchdown

passes. falcons within 33 arthritic-20 advance to the nfc championship. patriots rolled last night over the texans 34-16. and of course the big one today lauren we got the green bay packers heading down to d down taking on the dallas cowboys kickoff i believe at 4:40 here on fox 29. you're excited about the falco falcons. >> i am. >> so many people said yesterday when i was watching the pre-game show on fox everyone picking the seahawks like we like the falcons but we got to go with our gut and go with the see ha hawk. you know, mad they said that. let's see after the game. i'm watching post game. hello. >> what you guys got to say now? >> all about the dirty bird right now. >> yeah. >> bringing it back. [ laughter ] >> that was '98, '99. >> really quickly i wanted to show this picture because joel embiid posted this. >> yes. >> apparently like a busful of fans 350 fans, correct, went down to d.c. i was like that's cool. he didn't play but he posed with the fans after the game.

>> it's a podcast the rights to ricky sanchez podcast and they ran a nice little bus tour you can really cool. i love when they go ahead and debt after it and support support the team on the road. embiid did pop out of the locker room and took a picture with them. >> cool, cool, cool. >> kevin hart kicking it with this guy in the caribbean. >> hey now. >> sit down exclusive. is that what we'll call it. >> yeah. >> talks about his first job and it's not a laughing matter. >> exclusive. >> but first, pothole problems and nat tires. we'll talk about that. everybody has a story coming up.

♪ hey everybody i'm jenn frederick inn this is momologue. i have on a coat because it's cold. i don't have any gloves but i wore my kids gloves. i was able to do that because my kid will not wear gloves or a coat. i can tell that you guys are from out of town. because you're both wearing coats. you're from michigan? >> yes. >> michigan when it's cold out the boys wear coats. >> yup. >> have you ever told your mom, dad, babysitter, grandma, teacher you don't want to wear a when it's cold? >> yes. >> what is the deal with that. >> i don't know. it's fun to go out. sometimes you don't want to wear coat. >> aren't you cold? >> no. >> let me see your hands. >> it's 9 degrees. who let's you out of the house like this? >> i have gloves in my pock. >> you, this -- you've got it unzipped. if you're keeping can score at

home it's 9 degrees. are you a crazy person you're wearing jammies but you got yourself unzipped? you have no excuse, do you? [ laughter ] >> are you related to that little girl over there. >> look at her. she's got a hat on. a couple coats on. she's got boots on. there's a little person right there with a hat on. i just need to know -- >> i go out in shorts an t-shirt. >> why? >> i like it. >> at least you guys have hats on. tell all the other boys watching they should always wear a coat. >> sometimes. [ laughter ] >> go back to michigan. no, i'm kidding. i'm jenn frederick, this is momologue. send me pictures of your kids in the without a coat so we can kind of be all in it together. this all started because my child was not wearing a coat on instagram thing and all the mom police said i'm not alone. see you guys next week. ♪ all right, jenn, thank you very much. it's time to talk about the things that lauren loves and this week we talk about the roads in philadelphia.

so i was on the way home from picking up a friend who was visiting me here from atlanta, and the first thing she said was, wow, the roads in philadelphia are really bad. well then about 10 minutes later, we hit one of famous potholes and guess what? >> is that your tire. >> that is my tire. >> that is the tow truck. >> wow. >> wait, wait. >> so truck. >> that has become my life. >> yes. you got your car towed or did he come out there to change your tire. >> he came to change the tire. i didn't have to get the car towed. do you see that little bitty nick. >> you're almost on the rim. >> those are low profile tires. >> that's your first mistake. no disrespect. >> when i bought the car when i lived in orlando, florida, i didn't know i was going to move to philadelphia and be driving around potholes are like, you know -- >> low pro in the wintertime. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's a no-no. >> how long did it take to get that situation resolved. >> i still have a donut on my car. [ laughter ] >> yeah.

when you take it to the shop we don't have these tires in stock. >> yeah. >> you have to deal with that headache. when you hit the pothole, scott was just talking about this, you cringe. >> you cringe. >> because you're waiting -- >> you're waiting to hear thump, thump, thump. >> when you don't hear it you're like yes! >> or when you see the tire pressure light come on you're like, no! this is annual for meme this has happened january of 2016, this day actually last year, that was my -- >> same tire. >> yes. >> same exact spot. like on the side where they can't patch it. and you got to spend money. >> you can't drive around in the city with low pros in the winter time. >> it's the season. >> lesson learned. >> what would kevin hart say about that. >> he'd probably have fun with it that's for sure. yeah, you know, yesterday we talked a little bit and show you some clips from the interview high sit down with kevin hart in the bahamas. >> yes. >> this was funny little segment we talk about. because the long golden globes had a funny segment with chris pratt and they were talking

about first time jobs. what was your first job? and i didn't believe it but kevin hart's was interesting. >> actually let a kid almost die on my watch. true story. i thought he was playing. true story. [ laughter ] >> i thought the boy was playing. he was like in the water and his head was barely above the water and he kept going down and up but a bunch of people around h him. he can't be drowning in front of people. somebody will just grab him. he was like -- >> the lifeguard from all the way over on the other side of the pool dives in the water, swims -- it was amazing. swims over, grabs the boy with one hand like in one arm and like gets him to the side of the pool. everybody starts clapping. and i'm just in my chair looking at the whole thing. grant it i could have grab the boy from my seat from where i was. everybody was like, hart, what are you doing? >> i was like, i thought he was playing. [ laughter ] >> that was my last day. they fired me. that little boy is probably like

18, 19 now. he almost didn't make it. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> i don't know if you know that i was the guy that's the reason. near death experience. i just want to tell you on camera, i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. i wish we can meet the guy who fired him. >> the guy who almost drowned. how cool is that of a story? >> obviously he was the lifeguard. and one day he was off the job. that was it. >> i'm glad they can laugh about it. >> bellsville pool right off the parkway. so if you're about 18 or 19 years old, you almost died, talking to you,. >> right. >> he said sorry. sorry. >> from the hatr. >> do you remember your first job. >> i do. >> what was it? >> i'm had like 10 jobs when i was growing up. believe it or not. but paper route. i helped my mom deliver papers when i was 14. >> that's cool. look at my mom delivering papers. that's where my mind goes to. you know when you think about you're like one of those things but now as i get older, my mom had a deliver papers to help pay the bills and stuff like that. >> good for her. >> what was your first job.

>> you started at 14. i was 14 my first job ba bagging groceries grocery store down south called within dixie. >> i used to love win dixie. >> mine was at the world of coca-cola in the gift shop trying to make people guy all the coke paraphernalia. >> knickknacks. >> it was fun. >> i like the win dixie. >> pigly wiggly. >> we had that in the south. >> you don't have that up here. >> no. >> are we going to look at the seven day forecast? >> temperatures for today not that bad. we're tal talking about 44 this afternoon. mid 40s for mlk day. look at temperatures back into the 50s for much of next week. we'll be right back. ♪

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>> taking live look at wilmington delaware. 7:55 on this sunday morning. local college students making a big difference for inmates in our area looking to learn junior reporter kelly from temple university joins us this ming morning to explain this one. how are you. >> i'm good. how are you. >> good. >> no secret inmates people who are incarcerated don't have their ged. don't have college education but that's where the petey green program steps in. they recruit and train tutors from all, f colleges from all over the philadelphia region to come into those places like the house of corrections which is where i went. >> okay.

>> i spoke to a tutor his name is tj. you'll see him here in few seconds he told me the inmates aren't the only ones benefiting it's the tutors that are benefiting too. >> let's check it out. >> in moments of injustice, a lot can be taken away from people. but one thing that can't as easily be taken away or can't be taken away at all is your intelligence. is your drive to improve yourself. >> that's the motto tj lives by when he comes to the philadelphia house of corrections every friday afternoon. he's a tutor with pd green. a program that sends college students to correctional facilities to help teachers instruct their classes. >> i'm just brushing up on simple fractions, equivalences. >> it's simple math easy for some hard for inmates like swanson bowman. >> that's where tj steps in. >> help figure out how best to teach to the students strengths how to work on the students weaknesses. he's like my right arm in here.

i really need him. i really appreciate all his he help, because if there's a way that i can communicate what i really want to say to the students learners we like to call him he's right there piggyback off what i was trying to do. >> for this man his attention is paying off. >> if i one or one time when i was 12 or 13 i probably won need it now. >> reporter: tj agrees these lesson are long overdue. >> changing their lives, yeah, bough giving them what they deserve especially because in jail or prisons sometimes you don't always get what you deserve. >> reporter: these classes are benefiting the teachers, too. >> to actually see a smile on their face when they've actually accomplished something something no one has ever given them the opportunity to do or basically life happens they missed, it's the best feeling in the world. >> love that. best feeling in the world. great story. >> looking for more volunteers. so tj is from a college in philadelphia region but they have volunteers from temple, u penn all that stuff in you're

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♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ scary scene in west philadelphia for taxi driver who was shot more than a dozen times. what he said to police just as the bullets started to fly. plus, the ringling brothers making a stunning a announceme announcement. why they're calling it quits for their famous family circus show. and then this. the last 10 years we can really get through anything. i mean we really can. there's nobody else i want to get through it with than her. >> sweet words. a chance encounter after a tragedy that happened a decade ago. how a devastating schoolbus crash led to once in lifetime

love. good day. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 15th, 2017. we little bit of a dusting of snow yesterday. >> little dusting. we had sleet, we had freezing rain and we had some light snow. so it did snow yesterday. just not a lot and we didn't expect a whole lot of snow. good unsunday morning, everyone. waking up taking a live look at the pocono mountains. temperatures are below freezing. the skiers are out enjoying the slopes. a little bit of fresh powder up there as well. let's talk about ultimate doppler. the past 24 hours you can see we're breaking out of the the clouds some sunshine out there. but, yes, we had little bit of light sleet, some snow that moved through the area yesterday afternoon and evening. it really did not amount to mu much. take look at some of the totals. easton, pennsylvania, we saw little over an inch and a half. heidelberg township about an inch and a half. allentown almost an inch. atlantic city a trace and philadelphia just a trace of some sleet and also snow.

skill cold out there waking up to temperatures below freezing. 31 right now in philadelphia. and you can see temperatures pretty much area wide we're talking numbers in the upper 20 toss low 30 sews there might be some slick spots out there maybe little bit of black ice but take look at the feels like temperatures. feeling even colder so, yes, you need your jacks and sweaters this morning. by this afternoon temperatures looking pretty good with high pressure in control. what about 40s in around the philadelphia area. so the bottom line, we're looking at a cold start out there. dry, a lot of sunshine. 44 center city. mid 40s down the shore. sunshine for the lehigh valley. temperatures top out right around 40 degrees. much more on your holiday mlk forecast and when temperatures could climb into the mid maybe upper 50s coming up. lauren. >> scott, thank you so much. police officer sent to the hospital after his patrol car was hit investigators say it happened around 2:00 o'clock along north front street in tuskaloom street in kensington. the officer is expected to be

okay. no word yet on any arrests. philadelphia police say a road rage incident that started on the expressway ended with driver being shot three times. authorities say yesterday morning, an angry driver followed another car off i-76 and started shooting. family members identified the victim as a 25-year-old named marcel. he was hit three times. marcel's sister says the suspect started following her brother's blue kia closely, frustrated how slow he was driving. >> marcel is in stable condition but family members tell us he would have long life health problems. police say the suspect sped away in black toyota camry with tinted windows and front end damage to that car. the chief of police in camden county, new jersey, scott thompson, is heading to wisconsin to meet with the speaker of the house, paul ryan. thompson traveling with law enforcement leaders from all over the nation they'll be speaking with congressman ryan about dee escalation tactics and use of force in policing.

thompson will highlight the training initiatives he's implementing in camden county emphasizing community policeing. now let's get to breaking news. a taxi drive is in critical condition after getting shot multiple times in west philadelphia. jennifer joyce live near the scene with much more. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. police tell us this cab driver was found here down this street in the area of ogden and brooklyn. the driver was shot 13 times. police say it was 1:39 this morning when the cabby got a call to pick up a customer on 42nd street here in southwest philadelphia. the driver report the to dispatch that the man was giving him a hard time with directions. then win 40 minutes, police responded to a call of a man shot at 42nd and ogden streets. that's when they found the driver on the street with several gunshot wounds. the driver's side was open and the cab was still running. here at the scene the cab remains running. as this -- remains an active crime scene. no sign of the customer, howev

however. the driver a man in his 50s was transported to presbyterian hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police also indicated that this location is only a couple of blocks from that initial pick up call. at this point there are a lot of questions about what happened between one oughly 40:00 this morning and 2:20 this morning when the cab driver was found on the side of the street suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. lauren? >> such a sad story. jenny, thank you very much. next month will be the final opportunity to see the greatest show on earth after 146 years the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus will be shutting down. the chairman of fels entertainment the company who own the circus says declining attendance and high operating costs are among several reasons for closing much since the mid 1800's, barnum and the five ringling brothers made a spectacle of animals, juggling acts and unique human oddities very popular. eventually two merged and the modern circus was born. >> always be institutions such

as this that honor that herita heritage, that important heritage. it's an art form that changed the world. it changed this nation. it made us dream. it made ad made us sit in wide eyed wonder. it made us all be kids again. >> circus is coming to the wells fargo sent for the final time on february 16th that show will run through the 20th. >> just days before inauguration day president-elect donald trump goes on the defensive with civil rights icon and congressman john lewis. trump was responding to the congressman's interview with nbc news. in it lewis said he does not view president-elect donald trump as a legitimate president. trump fired back on twitter saying this "congressman john lewis should spend more time op fixing and helping this district in horrible shaping and fall apart not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk talk talk, no action or results. sad. ". lewis represent a georgia district that includes most of the city of atlanta. he criticized trump's win citing

russia's alleged meddling in the election as factor much he's among a number of democratic lawmakers who say they will not attend the inauguration and speaking of the inauguration, tony award winger jennifer holiday back out of performing. gay and lesbian fans were outraged over her decision to perform saying, she put patriotism over politics. holiday later said i sincerely apologize for my lapse of judgment for being uneducated on the issues that affect every american at this crucial time in history and for causing dutch sis may and heartbreak for my fans. also yesterday, hundreds of people gathered in d.c. to participate in a national civil rights march organized by al sharpton. group demanding a accountability from president-elect trump as he prepares for his inauguration day. fox news correspondent caroline shively reports. >> reporter: the march is called, we shall not be moved. put together by reverend app sharp upon tosses organization the national action network.

they say they're putting president-elect trump on notice they want to protect the legacy of president obama. sharpton said they came for four non negotiable issues. voting rights, criminal justice reform, economic justice and the affordable care act. >> we come to say to the democrats in the senate and in the house and into the moderate republicans to get some back bone. get some guts. we didn't send you down here to be weak kneed and get in the room and try to make friends. >> reporter: many of the organizers of the event are millennials and so were the marchers. >> we're the now generation. you know we for example with the black lives matter movement my generation created that and it made a national wave. it's important that, you know, my generation we continue to have the tools to make sure that these initiatives and these causes -- these causes are carried for.

>> reporter: reverend sharpton urged the crowd to go to the members of congress and weigh in on president-elect trump's nominees for his cabinet. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >> question for you. produce or pizza? which one do you prefer? >> to be honest. >> yes. >> i'm going to go with suppose. >> right. depending on your birthday what you're eating could be affect your weight had waistline and your health. a doctor in our stewed to to break it downed in by the decades seven of devastating schoolbus crash a deck aiding a leads to a chance enter counter and the beginning of a love story. the happy couple joins us on good day a little bit later. ♪

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>> whenever you are engaged to work, humanity and for the building of humanity it has dignity and it has worth. [ applause ] >> that was clip from dr. march tip luther king speech called owl labor has dignity he delivered it while fight fog economic justice in memphis, tennessee. tomorrow, scott a lot of people will be out and about on that day of service. timed to things oh our communi community. what can they expect outside. >> dry and a cold start tomorrow morning temperatures will be in the 20s. but by the afternoon, a mixture of sun and clouds and look at this. high temperatures in the mid 40s. a good 5 degrees above average. so a pretty good looking mlk day. right now, live look at the

philadelphia international airport. we have sunshine, but it is cold out there. temperature wise 31 currently in philadelphia. so below freezing there might be some patches of black ice out there after yesterday's precipitation. just a little bit of light sleet and snow. that system it is out of here. so we're talking about sunshine and high pressure settling in later on today. out to the west look at kansas city. we're talking about an ice storm warning there. watching that pink. that is some freezing rain headed in that direct. so keeping tabs on that forecast for later on tonight. and then later on this afternoon, of course, looking pretty good as we watch the packers take on the cowboys in arlington at arlington stadium. at&t stadium in arlington. temperatures for us right now, 25 pottstown. 27 right now in wilmington. low 30s in millville and atlantic city. sew those are the air temperatures. what it actually feels like when you factor in that wind look at the pocono mountains it feels like six. it feels like 16 right now in

allentown. so by this afternoon, 44 degrees. looking pretty good. mostly sunny. and then for tonight, it is cold and clear. 19 in the burbs. 27 degrees in the city. that weather authority seven day forecast showing 40s for today and tomorrow. and mid 40s upper 40s by tuesd tuesday. rain chances around pretty much the and tire day on tuesday. lingering into wednesday morning but look at wednesday's high. 56 degrees. above average temperatures the entire seven day forecast. so looking pretty good. guys, back over to you. >> all right. thank you so much. love story with a very unlikely beginning all started with a terrible accident in high school and a chance meeting at a local hospital. 10 years later that hospital became the perfect setting to pop the question. jake allen and his then girlfriend tres both sophomores at pennsbury high school a schoolbus lost control, crashed into a group of students at that school. tres wasn't there but frantically tried calling her friend melissa was there and injured. jake a stranger at the time

witnessed the accident, picked up the phone. he then began to care for melissa until she watched the hospital at saint mary mel center in langhorne where jake and his now love of his life started dating and the rest is history. the newly engaged couple is he here. >> aww. >> so share their love story wise. my goodness when i her about it yesterday i got the chills. >> not what you really expect to hear in love story people say where did you meet. what's your answer? what do you always say? >> not the typical facebook meet or anything of that sort. we do have very unique story. we do love to share it with people. and it does it catches a lot of people off guard because it's not what like you said most people would expect. >> my first question how is melissa? do you still keep in touch with her. >> we talk every now and then. not as close friends as we used to be. life took us different paths. >> we do keep in contact every now and then. she's doing good. she's doing well. >> did you ever expect jake i should ask you to meet the love of your life in high school?

>> i would have never guessed. if you would have told me that year before that, i would have said you're crazy. if you would told me 10 years from then that same girl i talk to that day would be my fiance' i would tell you will you're crazy too. it's kind of unreal story. it really is. >> my question is, jake, what do you do for a living, put your hand up here? >> what do you do for a living, quake. >> i got to be honest with you. i just got engaged. that's golden nugget for you. i work bristol borough squad one. they're the ones that helped me out. >> very nice. >> did he a great job. >> i got exactly what they wanted. if you ever need anything go there. >> nice plug. >> tell me this. what was it about her that you knew at that moment this is the woman i want to marry. >> you were what a sophomore in high school. >> yeah. we had been through a lot. we made it threw college which is probably the toughest for any relationship. >> right. >> we made it threw jobs, finding jobs, getting -- finding a place to live and stuff. i would like to say we've been

through it all. >> yes. >> came out on top. >> but you're only just getting started. >> i know. >> just getting warmed um. >> exactly. so 10 years, you know, 10 years later we really start the next chapter of our life it's amazing. it really is. >> do you remember that first phone call? >> i do. i do remember that. >> jake was the oh other end of the phone. >> i had no idea who he was. he pick up her phone. i said, you know, who is this? i said i have no idea who. >> right. we got to the hospital. i said i'm going to call her phone again. you have to meet up with me so i don't even know what you look like. >> correct. >> that's how we went about meeting at the hospital. >> it sort of unlikely place you don't know what's doing to happen when you get there. your friend is injured. i guess once you found out she was okay,. >> right. >> is that when a conversation started between you and jake. >> no, not until afterwards. >> well sort of. [ laughter ] >> in his mine. >> he was spotting her. >> we spoke there of course but then as the days passed, our friends -- >> actually startled -- it started at fundraisers. >> that's true. >> pennsbury was awesome. it wasn't just us that gated

around pennsbury rallied as a school really and started fundraiser for the people that were injured and stuff. and to be honest with you we actually started meeting at the fundraisers and that's kind of where it kick off. you know, we would meet there and then it turned into why don't we meet at each other's house. >> right. >> let's go to the movies. whatever you do when you're sophomore in high school. >> right. >> with your parents watching. >> exactly. >> yes. >> sean as he just said recently engaged. >> congratulations. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. >> there it is. >> his sweetheart. what advice do you two have to offer sean on his recent engagement? >> you might have advice for me. >> we're still trying to figure this out. still surreal. here's my peace of advice. you guys are planning a wedding obviously take it one piece at a time. don't try and do too much. >> just nice and easy. we have like -- we plan a day out. >> tuesday it's wedding night we'll get together. we do it like every other week. >> that's a smart idea. >> very good. >> you guys picked a date yet. >> we haven't. i did bring up to jake and my

family the other day septembe september 7th that was my mom and dad's anniversary and ironically it's jake's grandparents so i figure that would be a special day. >> it's meant to be video we're watching here, did you take her back to the hospital. tell the proposal story, jake. >> all right. so i actually -- >> look at that face. >> i had to drag her in pretty much. >> what did you tell her. >> how did this happen. >> i told we were supposed to go out on date night she's a nurse, too. our schedules are always, you know, mixing up. >> okay. >> so i told her it was date night and we were going tout out to get something to eat and i made reservations. on the way there i told her i got a call from work we have to run to saint mary's mel center to -- i have to drop something off to my sergeant at the time. >> gotcha. >> and she was furious. i mean furious with me. she was like you're going to ruin date night and we were already supposedly running late. >> right. >> so we get there. i actually had to pull in the fire lane because there's no way i was going to get her out of the car in the back of the parking lot behind the hospital. so we pull in the fire lane.

and the whole staff at saint mary's hospital was amazing. they really were. a lot of them were lined up in the hallways her family, my family an few friends that were there. they were lined upper if he cannily. she had no clue until i finally said you know what today is and she still didn't know what was going on. until i pulled the ring out of my pocket and then she -- finally hit her the emotion that she had is -- it was surprise was amazing it couldn't gone any better. good for you. >> i'm still shocked. >> you can see that in the real. >> absolutely. >> i just want to say when i got engaged my fiance' was giving me hell, too, as well. >> really? >> the day of. yup. it was like 75 degrees, though, i had jacket on because the big ring box was that my pocket. i couldn't hide. what are you wearing coat for? [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah, giving me hell. >> it's tough on you too. >> i know. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> keep us posted on the wedding and the details. >> absolutely. >> find out more about that. >> you two. >> good luck to you.

>> thank you. >> that's good advice. cheers to the cowboys losing of course. we want them to lose later today. are you planning a watch party? we'll tell you some easy to make cocktails that you can enjoy as our biggest rivals get taken down. >> if they win i'm going to need bunch of cocktails. that's for sure. ♪

♪ we are less than one week away from president donald tru trump's inauguration and dozens of local national guard troops will be there to help keep everyone safe. fox 29's bill rohrer shows us how the first troop city philadelphia calgary is getting prepared. >> family lit facility at the valley forge military academy -- >> you don't want to be constant pulling on him. he'll pull back. >> reporter: members of the first troop philadelphia calvary going over formation. >> carefully change your direction. >> reporter: all part of the pennsylvania national guard will be on assignment during the presidential inauguration parade in washington, d.c. >> these that are mains brushed and body clipping. >> this her first inauguration detail.

>> at lot crazy planning. just on the horse side. >> reporter: first troop philadelphia city calvary is the oldest in the country. >> you need to be ready for anything. >> reporter: this will be their 61 the first presidential escort in this appearance in the inaugural parade. >> a lot of people there. you know, anything can happen in one of those parades. and horses are -- have minds of their own. they're fantastic beautiful animals but they have minds of their own you have to make sure you're working together with them. >> reporter: sergeant hunt will be leading the men on their detail. >> i've always been interested in military service, and the troop has such a unique heritage and such a neat space in the military i couldn't say to. >> reporter: troop will be riding in full dress uniforms. >> of the 2 million americans who serve in the military, only one unit has the privilege of wearing that particular uniform. we're very proud of that. >> reporter: members are elected in and donate their field pay to up hold the troop's extraordinary tradition.

>> this is the cool pest fraternity there is in nutshell. what happens here and there's no better way we think to serve the nation's military than to do it selflessly. >> reporter: in wayne, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. fox 29 does have you covered for the inauguration. we'll be live in dc starting with the festivities thursday night all day friday starting with "good day philadelphia". through president-elect donald trump's swearing in ceremony even into the evening. 11:00 p.m. news. you can watch us live on air or streaming online and of course you can use your smart phone. don't just act your age, eat your age. before that next trip to the supermarket the most important foods you need at different stages of your life. and you guys are talking on social media. pj says now lets go pats. >> yeah. >> sean brace.

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all right. thank you for joining us here on good day. watching good day weekend. lauren johnson. 8:30. scott williams will kick thing off way look at the weather. >> hi there, lauren. yesterday we were talking about cloud cover. light snow. sleet across the area. none of that today. actually, we're looking at sunshine. it's a cold start out there. but temperatures will rebound by this afternoon going above average. 31 degrees right now so it is cold on this sunday morning. grab those jackets and sweaters look at ultimate doppler the past 24 hours showing you that light rain the sleet and the snow across the area that disturbance it is out of here. so high pressure will build in giving us sunshine recent bounding temperatures ought but off to the west still dealing with a massive slug of moisture an ice storm for kansas city. parts of st. louis still looking at that wintry precipitation out to the west. temperatures for us, 20s. low 30s right around freezing this morning. feels like temperatures only in the mid 20s for philadelphia. it feels like 23 right now in

atlantic city. it feels like the single ditches in the poconos. so as we focus in on that forecast, 44 degrees for the high temperature by this afternoon. temperatures for tonight, teens in the burbs. 27 degrees in the city. cold conditions for the overnight. now, rain will return as we move toward early next week. in particular, on tuesday. we're talking about that rainfall moving in from the west as we move toward especially the afternoon time frame. it look like we could see a quarter to half an inch by tuesday into wednesday. but temperatures are going to rebound into the 50s and stay above average in the seven day. back over to you. >> okay. scott we all know this. no secret that fresh foods are an essential key to good health. however, we can all agree it's not always desirable to trade that burger for broccoli. eat it. >> you don't have to do that, kevin. >> no, i'm glad this is happening. thank you, michael. >> why are you eating stem first. >> this is a new food for me.

how else do i eat it? >> the other way. >> weight loss expert dr. matthew pinto here to the foods you shall be eating at every age. you mean to tell us our birthdays should determine our diet? >> in way, yeah. the every decade our life we have different needs. >> right. >> of course we always need all the nutrients but certain once that might help that decade in in particular. >> sean and i are both 35. >> we're calling out our age. >> me, too. >> look at that. let's start with the theirs. what we need if we're in our 30s. >> women a lot of women have kids. >> yes. >> folic acid is really important mute trent vitamin b9 found in asparagus, in fact four spears of as fargus give you 25% of what you need for the day. >> nice. >> as far as folate. folate you want about 400 micro grams a day. if you're pregnant or breast feeding at least 600. >> can i put you on the spot for as fargus. >> does it really make your pee smell. >> of course does it. some people say it's a myth. it doesn't happen to everybody. you can take that home and try it. >> call you and tell you. >> it actually does. what's in it.

>> it's one of the anti oxidants in it. >> oh, okay. >> so we have a little bit of way to get to our fours watch do we focus on. >> 40 social security fiber. that's a big one. 40s i see a lot of patients for weight loss. 40s people say, it's kind of where it started to creep up and i couldn't control it any more. diet higher in fiber can prevent weight gain. small study if you ate 30 grams of fiber a day you can actually lose weigh. average adult needs about 20. fiber, beans, lentils, you can do fiber supplements like met at a mew sill or something like that as well. any vegetable, fruit or whole grain will have fiber in it. >> reaching newspaper our 50s what should we focus on. >> 50s, obviously aches and pains little bit more. >> yes. >> we're looking at owe gay ma three fatty acids same thing in our 30 wes didn't cover you want them again as far as your 50s go. >> okay. >> mainly for your mental heal health. so there's studies that show that owe margay three fat tea acids help with meant health.

oily fish, salmon, mackerel, tuna but in also in seeds, flaxseed, chia seeds, sunflower seeds things like that. >> okay. >> also calcium is a big one in your 50's too. >> correct. >> so we want to build calcium in our younger years. >> right. >> build our bones up with calcium when we get older we need calcium as well. the problem is that in older post penn know pause sal women it might not be as safe as getting calcium from your food. that actually can cause more heart disease. >> i take lot of supplements and my friends make fun of me. is that not a very good idea? >> no i think it's a great idea just depends what you're taking. >> you really want to know what your taking. take high quality supplements as well. >> gotcha. >> there's a difference. >> maybe we shall bring you back and have me sprinkle them out on the desk. >> i'd be happy to do that. >> okay. 60s and beyond. >> b12. you need healthy stomach lining to absorb b12 move people over 60 about 50% cannot absorb b12. also you need stomach acid an lot of people take antacids for heartburn. so, um, you get b12 from eggs, okay, or animal products but you

can also supplement with injection. b12 a tough one to take as a supplement again you need to be able to absorb it if you're over 60 a good chance you might not absorb it. if you get a shot from your doctor it gets absorbed 100%. >> i don't like shots. >> multi violence that's my question. >> multi, we have one up here. multis are important for everybody. in my opinion, everyone needs a multi vitamin. our food supply just isn't what it used to be. >> right. >> we eat a lot of processed foods. the it's a convenience thing. you have never harm yourself taking a good multi vitamin multi mineral. >> the stuff you buy over the counter at cvs not the best. >> where should we be looking. >> typically they're online. health food stores that will carry them. and they're independent third parties that, you know, go through the vitamins and rank them and tell you what they have and what they contain. so, you know, i don't know if you want me to talk about brands but there's lot of good brands out there. you just have to look to you

knew tri suitable grade. >> got homework. >> that's it. >> we should be focusing. >> i know this for a fact. this is what my fiance' every morning she makes -- >> puts it in smooth these. >> yup. >> a lot of people do that. >> flaxseed is great one. doesn't have lot of flavor. you can mission in it oatmeal. >> she's trying to get me to eat quinoa. >> what is quinoa. >> it is good. >> it's very good for you. >> dr. pinto thank you. we'll have you stick around we'll talk about something you can chime in on. >> okay. >> could chipotle be playing the blame game for slumping sales. the reason they're saying you're not getting -- you're not getting your fast food fix. why they're saying you're not getting it. ♪

♪ my world crumbles when you are not here. >> you got to a little more ra rasp. >> milling around up there in the snow. >> macy gray g is she up there. >> no. a lot of people are up there. where is that exactly. >> the poconos. >> the poconos. >> blue mountain in the poconos. >> okay. so for the past five years, 15 national fast food chains and casual dining restaurants working on healthier choices for children. but harvard study found those restaurants have made little progress in reducing calories,

saturated fats and sodium. researchers look at restaurants who participated in voluntary kids live well program. most of those restaurants were still serving burgers, nuggets, pizza the study showed less less soda on the children's menu most restaurants replaced it with other sugary drinks. which it month pottily are blaming the avocado for their drop in sales. fourth quarter did not meet expectations because the cost of avocados are going up and cuttincutting into their office profits. mexican grill has been struggling to get people to come back since it's food-borne illness outbreaks. chain was offering free burrit burritos. you shall not expect any more offers like that this year. we had this discussion in the newsroom yesterday. i was surprised to find out there's some people that aren't really chipotle fans i love it. >> yeah. i'm not a which it pohle fan. >> i'm not really a fan either. >> really? what is it that you don't like? or is it something they don't do? >> first -- >> i like case so. >> you want case so dip.

>> they don't have case so dip. >> that is true. >> i prefer today don't ba. the second thing, i don't know, something about like the scene inside. the ambiance. the steal. >> it's too healthy. >> no. chipotle. >> yeah. >> i don't know. something about being inside there just never struck a cord with me. >> really? >> yeah. >> it's one of those places were i'm like what can i eat? what can i eat? you have those moment you're like what key eat i'm sort avenue go to chipotle girl. i'll go to chipotle. >> yeah. so. even after -- what's been happening. >> i still went. >> dangerously. >> i was a committed customer. i don't eat meat so usually it was like all veggies. i wasn't really afraid of that. one thing i do in the like about chipotle i will say, why does it cost like two or three extra dollars for everything. for that little dollop that they call of guacamole. >> yeah. i don't know. obviously they get away with it because they can. that's number one. avenue cod dough is very healthy

for you too. >> i know. >> speaking to the doctor. their products are like, no, all that -- >> no gmo's. >> i love that about them. >> so kadoba i love the case so dip it is so delicious. what do you order when you go there. >> the case so. >> that's it. >> burritos. >> burritos. case so burr rhett tow. >> toppings are like free, though. and free guac i think too. >> rub in it, scott. >> shook his finger on that one too. >> i like it. you guys are talking to us on social medial we have a message up to read. candace, is that correct? >> there we go. angry al says maybe some day it will have something in it. oh, no. >> eagles super bowl trophy. >> yeah. >> empty case. >> he's a cowboys fan. i actually know angry al from a long long time ago. >> oh, do you? >> yes. past live as a matter of fact. >> oh, so he's rubbing it in. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> they're going to lose today, sorry al. >> angry al i hope you're

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♪ good sunday morning. welcome back to good day. we're talking about temperatures below freezing here on this sunday. so there could be some icy patches out there after yesterday's light snow and sleet across the area. as we recap ultimate doppler you can see that precipitation kind of moved through the area. we saw some rain, we saw some sleet pellets. light snow north and west allentown, less than an inch. parts of the pocono mountains saw anywhere from about one to 2-inches of snow. temperature wise, we are cold pretty much area wide below freezing. 32 millville. 32 dover. 27 right now in wilmington. 24 currently in allentown. so pretty across parts of the northeast and new england. boston 28 degrees. 24 right now in pittsburgh. so across the area for today, we're looking at temperatures rebounding into the mid 40s. 44 sent city. 45 down the shore. sunny kind of chilly and cool, 40 in the lehigh valley. so for tonight it's clear, it is cold. temperatures in the suburbs back into the teens.

we're looking at 27 in the city. so a cold start to tomorrow morning. just have those jackets and sweaters handy if you're doing some service projects early tomorrow morning. otherwise, temperatures looking good. mid 40s by tomorrow afternoon for the holiday. we are dry for monday and then by tuesday, yeah, we're looking at rainfall returning across the area in particular by the afternoon into the evening you can see we're watching some of that light to moderate rain that will move into the philadelphia area tuesday into your wednesday. temperatures today, tomorrow, mid 40s upper 40s by tuesday. look at wednesday. back into the mid maybe upper 50s and above average temperatures for that entire seven day forecast. back over to you. all right. super heroes scott are a lot mr. shredded than they used to be original superman and batman look almost willowly compared to our muscle bursting modern day versions. that's no coincidence. america is in the midst of a cultural shift in terms of the ideal male body image and as the

ideal man grows more muscular men stuck in the real world are with real bodies feeling less satisfied taking extreme measures to fit the new beauty standards so according to research, decade ago cosmetic surgery such as liposuction, facelift or knows job was thought to attract a vastly female mark. more and more men are opting to go under the knife to improve their appearance reduce the size every signs of aging or contour their body. the most popular procedures are, liposuction, eye lift. >> eye lift. >> and knows job. >> hmm. >> just this week, bernie was on quincy show. >> bernie pan. >> bernie pan. >> i should say that talking about plastic surgery. let's listen to what he said. >> one of the ways that we can go around doing a surgery is to put bow tock in special places and you can actually get an eye lid lift from doing it in those special places. >> okay. >> he's good looking guy to begin with. he doesn't really need the botox to do anything else. [ applause ] >> it's actually -- it's

actually like a functional thing for bernie. >> that is dr. davis talking about bernie one of his patien patients. we had dr. pinto stick around and talk to us about this. you tell me eye lifts are really popular for men. they come in asking about them. >> exactly what doctor davis just said. men all the time can you lift my eye lids with bow tock. so it's really common. you know, and it's more than i ever thought it would be. >> what would do to me? >> if i come to your office -- >> i'm 35. if i got start taking shots to the face, i got problems. all right. >> what would it do? what are you talking about when you say eye lift. >> it relaxes moves of muscles the muscles that pull down on your eye brows you relax them and they go up a little bit. your eye brow would raise a bit. your eye lid would raise a little bit. you're pretty g you don't need anything. >> i got a -- >> a little wrinkle. >> street map or whatever. same thing. we relax the muscle that's doing that face right there. and those lines go away. >> here's another thing. you help people sometimes manage their weight. >> absolutely. >> were you surprised that a lot

of men are now turning to spanks which we always thought of as a woman's under garment men are now using them. is that surprising. >> little bit, yeah. >> this is a picture. this is what troubled me. this one apparently tries tries to make you look like you have a six pack though. >> that's false advertising. >> that's what i'm saying. >> because the guy -- >> women have been doing that for years. >> that's true. [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> it's balancing. >> take her home from the club. taking the nails off, the wig comes off. >> with women i think it just pulls everything in. this one specifically like makes your chest look more toned and makes you look like -- >> my man don't need the spanks. >> look at him. >> that's good looking guy right there. >> that's the real picture. that's a a before and after. i get it. >> if you think that's a bad belly you got to searoom right now. moo goodness. he doesn't need the spanks either. >> the pressure is on for men. >> it is. we have a lot of in end that come in to want to lose weigh. what i find now they get down to healthy weight and they're not

satisfied. >> really they want a six pack. they want to look like you said like a super hero and that's not always possible naturally we know. >> right. >> it's tough because i get them to healthy weight they're still not really happy. they're still looking for that extra little bit. >> i guess it let's us know men and women we're never fully happy with what here we are sometimes. >> no. i won't be happy until i look like i'm 16 again but my hair is coming back. that's never going to happen it for me. let it go. let it go. >> ♪ let it go >> can you do anything about my hair. >> no. >> call a different doctor for that. >> and a friend. [ laughter ] >> all right. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. >> ♪

♪ cheers! to the cowboys getting crushed later today. so instead of just drinking beers while watching the game, what some other cocktails that sports fans can enjoy? well, to answer that question, austin our mixologist is coming in to help us. this is how we usual dollar it. we'll have scott do drink. sean do drink and we judge. >> perfect. >> you lead the charge. i'll watch and listen. >> this the hot one. >> i made it easy because we don't have time to make hot chocolate i already made it this morning. shot of rum in there. basically an eighth of a cup. >> any type of rum. >> each one i'm using this one because i like it it's barrel

aged a little heavier and weighty eighty three. hot chocolate. really easy to make. make a good hot chocolate at home i like using good chocolate. thank you. >> you call it half time hock chocolate can we drink it during the game. >> you can drink this first thing in the morning. start with a little rum. give this a little stir. >> what type of rum is that. >> what's in that silver bottle. rum from dictator. like a columbian rum. unbelievable. >> okay. >> you taste that one. >> all right. >> you taste this one. >> okay. >> sean even will make sangria. >> love sangria. >> orange slices, cherries and apple slices right in there. >> bam. >> it is good. >> cherries. bam. some grapes. we're going in there. >> there we go. apple, boom. we need our liquor in there. we'll throw in this. this is brandy a quarter cup. >> i don't know if it's brandy. >> i'm glad you poured it out. remember the heavy pours. >> we had issues there. >> very good. we're going to do this quarter cup of a march rah italian liquor. >> we'll do some sugar.

we'll just do a little -- >> put some sugar on me hot stuff. >> ♪ >> there it is. all in there. >> all right. there goes the calories. we would normally let this sink and hang out and man p marinate in there. break down. now we're going to do a bottle of wine. in one second you'll add that. that's our last thing. we do orange juice, half a cup. >> did not know that. >> okay. >> it is exactly what it is side line sangria. club soda or seltzer. the red wine goes in there. >> you want fruity dry red wine. >> no pinot noir. >> pinot tends to be light. >> use sane fan dell i'm using this cabernet it's got a lot of fruit really up front you would normally let this sit for awhile and give ill a lit stir. >> let the sugar dissolve. >> exactly. let the sugar break down and so on. we'll move this around a tiny little bit. >> is it weird that i'm a connoisseur of ice cubes.

i like these ice cubes. >> the circles ones. >> i love the big blocked ice cubes. >> where are we going, in the jug. >> in each glass. >> thank for you having plastic glasses. people at parties get a little rough. >> they get a little crazy. now we'll add a little bit in here. watch your hand, sean. i don't want to spill on you. >> we ruined two ties last time. >> and a shirt i think. >> yes. >> with we he means he. >> i have to take the blame for me. high chocolate all over my han hands. >> did you? >> looking good. looking good. >> so now you taste one. ut-oh. you taste one. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> there you go. >> eye contact you have a year of bad luck. >> cheers! >> seven years. >> come on. go, pack, go! >> you can't go wrong with sangria. sangria is great. wintertime use red wine summertime use white wine this will break down give this usually you would let the fruit and sugar hang out with the orange juice for like 15 minutes

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