> this woman, arrested for a disturbing attack, accused of standing an ayear old in the head in delaware county. what say thors say may have set the woman off. bouncing back, one day after burglars pull off ay-style hit at a south philadelphia landmark. it looks like you're looking at everyone and that's not a good thing. johns' roast pork is about to reopen. how the community is proving no crooks are no match for kindness. > a powerful message from basketball players at lower mere and high school. and power ball fever sweeping the nation. > as the jack spot reaches nearly $350 million. > from the fox # 29 studio,

this is good day philadelphia. guess who already has his lottery ticket, guys? >> really? >> prepared, he's not standing in long lines, he's not going to forget. is there any lucky number that you see on there that you like? >> here's like this is the winning ticket. >> 29. > is that a good number. look at the back of it. you already signed it. we've got a winner, folks. you got to believe. everyone, it is saturday, february 18, 2017. thanks so much for joining us. scott is prepared to win the lottery. do you share if you win. >> i might take you out to dinner. > dinner, that's it? >> at a restaurant that i'll buy. > that's good because you're a foody. that is good. the weather outside is going to be great this weekend. it's a chilly start out there right now, but we are talking about the temperatures climbing by the afternoon. i mean temperatures right now at or blow freezing. 30 grows right now in

philadelphia. the wind is calm. we have a lot of sunshine and yes, the sunshine will warm us up by this afternoon. but once again, it is cold right now. jackets and sweaters if you're walking the dog, getting the paper. look at allentown, 24-degrees, 23 right now in pottstown. we have 24 in millville, upper 20s in atlantic city. 26-degrees currently in wilmington. cold in parts of the northeast and new england, but take a look to our south and west. we're looking at temperatures right now in atlanta, 51. 62 in dallas so some of that milder air is headed right to the delaware valley. so a big rice in the jet extreme, a ridge of high pressure will move parts to the lower 48, including most of our area over the next couple of days. chilly conditions as we go hour to hour to start this morning. by 9:00 a.m., 41-degrees. 63 for 3:00.

a spring-like weekend is definitely ahead. we'll be challenging record, especially tomorrow. we'll talk about that, but also we'll talk about the seven day forecast and when we might see some much needed rainfall. > a l colin dale woman faces a judge this morning after police say she attack her ate year old neighbor with a knife jenny joyce joins us live. >> the arraignment is scheduled for 7:30 this morning. a woman her 20s will be formally charged with stabbing an ate year old girl. according tocology dale police, the girl lives in the apartment blow the suspect. it happened yesterday afternoon on the 500 block of mack died boulevard. according to investigators the two families had not been getting along. there was a fight over babysitting in the hallway when they say what shear used a butcher knife and stabbed the child who had a four-inch gash

in her head. the little girl is recovering at children's hospital this morning. quick actions by police may have safed her life. in the meantime what shear faces numerous charges, including homicide. they found the woman's baby inside her apartment. no word on what happens to that child at this point. > thank you so much forth update. the owner of an ionic south philadelphia sandwich shop plans to reopen for business this morning. this of after a bizarre and well planned late night burglary burglars entered john pork, sometime thursday night into early friday morning. they stole $5,000 in h cash and disabled the security camera system. throughout the day neighbors and fellow business owners stopped by to offer their support and their money. owner john butch i says he initially felt mistrust. but the out pouring of support has changed his tune.

it restores my in faith in humanity. we're going to make provisions that this doesn't happen again. butch i upgraded his security system after a burglary in 1990. this time he hopes for the west. breaking news in west philadelphia, a shooting leaves one person dead. investigators are working on the scene on lady avenue. it happened shortly after 1:00. at this time no other details have been release to us. also breaking this morning in south jersey. crews raising to the scene on who are as avenue just after 1:00. it took them about an hour to get the blaze under control. one firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after tripping some some stairs. the cause of that fire is now under investigation. > the search continues for the gunman who opened fire at the vfw in willingboro injuring two people. the shooting happened during the weekly ladies night just before

11:30 on thursday. witnesses say one of the gusts became unruly and was told to leave. that's when they say he came back with a gun shooting two veterans. one of the victims describes the horrifying screen. >> the bullet, it was through and through. went in, came out right here and then hit me again right here. and then i caught it in my hand. > the second shooting sick victim is now home from the hospital. vfw leaders met with township officials last night to discuss can increasing security. a large protest shutdown center city streets and left officers injured. two bicycle officers were exposed to pepper spray during the protest. the march was part of a nationwide social media movement called strike for democracy. police arrested four people, organizers say this is just one of a hundred protests happening around the country to stand up for america's democratic principles. pennsylvania governor tomorrow wolf making his positions very clear on a bill that puts more

restrictions on abortions in our straight. he he held a news conference yesterday in and in ton joining women's health advocates and doctors to emphasis he opposes senate bill 3. that bill which the senate approved last week would ban abortion after 20 weeks except in rare circumstances. it's just wrong. we cannot afford as pennsylvania ands to i a how this to move forward. we cannot allow politics to intrude on the relationship between dr. and patient. we got to keep politics out of the doctor's office. > those in support of that bill say it simply protects the babies and republican snot michelle brooks says medical research needs to ban abortion after 20 weeks. now in the house which passed similar legislation last year. > president trump has nine of his cab yet secretaries confirmed by the senate. the pick for the convenient environmental protection agency

was sworn in yesterday. the senate approved john pry it despite strong objection from environmental groups. when he was oklahoma's attorney general he filed 14 lawsuits challenging epa including on carbon emissions from kohl's-fired power plants mr. the white house is denying a report published by the associated press about immigration. the information came from a department of homeland security draft memo touching possibility of deploying 100,000 national guard troops to round up illegal immigrants. in a tweet ice calls the news, flash, dangerous and irresponsible. speaking of politics a almost basketball sending a very strong and political social message. high schoolers from lower merion are using what they wear to showing where they stand. reporter report one team member took a knee and all the players were sporting a special t-shirt during the national and the lem

before this playoff game between lower merion and central bucksment we decided it's time to come out and support and so we support everybody no matter your race, religion, background. that was plan, their plan to the current political climate, to the president's executive order on immigration. seniors on the team designed this t-shirt. we're all of different political backgrounds, but this is something we could all agree objection to the form the team started wearing the shirts during the and the lem at games last week and supportive parents started selling them for ten dollars each, the proceeds go to the acla. we felt very strongly about helping the acla helping facilitate legal action or whatever. we're proud of them. what senior boys have it together enough to not only write and do something like

that, but to bring them together as a team and try to bring our community together? not to literally mean that we're all refugees, but that we're all human, one race, the human race. that was joann pennsylvania pledge i reporting. > the powerful close to $350 million for tonight's drawing. the billboard tells t the story. no one matched all the numbers in wednesday's drawing. five tickets, though, did five of the numbers to win a million dollars. check your ticket for those numbers from wednesday night. 5, 28, 33, 38, 42 and the power ball was 19. remember you can watch tonight's drawing live right here on fox 29 at 11:00 p.m. scott says he'll take us to dinner after he buys that restaurant. are you going to get a ticket? do you have your ticket. >> i'm not a lottery guy. > i'm more of a scratch off guy. >> i like the scratch off, too.

i do the lottery when the numbers are this big. it's like why not. > do you do the quick pick. >> quick pick. > you're supposed to equal p your own numbers. >> they say the odds are better if you pick your own numbers. > first dates. >> you have some good ones. > 3, 29. he's going to hide high ticket now. you have to keep up with your ticket. if you lose that and that's a winning ticket, somebody can cash in on that much cat is out of the bag after donald glover is set to set sympathomimetic what. james earl jones once again will play mu fascia. he's repricing his role from the 1994 animated movie. the movie expected to come out in 2020, but no word yet on who will play drone and bum what. we're asking what is your favorite lion king? this guy is how am lion king

song are you really name. it's my favorite disney movie. you got the ethanol ton john one and acuba ma tat a. no worries. you really do know this movie. >> i love it. > talk to me on twitter, facebook and instagram. let's play some songs for you. we'll talk about that in a second. prom problems, some students at one local high school were so mad they started a petition. what happened and what change they're looking for. that's a pretty dress. mom, i just saved a lot of money

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this is a live look. wow, so you're taking a live look at more than 700 penn state students. they're volunteers spending the weekend dancing around in a 46-hour marathon. the it's all a part of the university's annual fundraiser known as thon. i'm sure you heard of it. those who take part in the fundraising are not allow to sleep or even sit dun.

this is impressive, my friends because i think it started last night at 6:00. and they're going all weekend long. scott, such a good cause, but they're inside. i guess when it's all over and they head outside they'll be in for a treat, right. >> absolutely. the energy in there, it's all turned up. they have their -- they're dressed for the weather because temperatures are going to be into the 60ss later on this afternoon. it's cold right now. take a look at temperatures across the delaware valley. 26 in wilmington, upper 20s right now in atlantic city, but by this afternoon, take a look at a 3:00 snapshot across the area. 62-degrees at 3 in pottstown, 62 in wilmington we're talk 63 in atlantic city. a chilly start out there, hour by hour, 41-degrees at 9:00 a.m. by noon mid 6 20s. 63 the afternoon high temperature for today. by tomorrow it's even warmer, 66-degrees. then a little cooler as we move toward early next week, but take

a look at this, even 350-degrees, that's still above the average in the mid-40s. near record warmth for tomorrow. the expected high, 66. the record is 68-degrees, setback in 1941. the weather authority seven day forecast showing beautiful upcoming weekend. for president's day, it's going to be dry, a butyl coulder, 50 on tuesday, next best chance for rain by the middle part of the week and then take a look at next thursday and friday back into the low, even mid 60s. back over to you. feeling more like april. > i'd love it. thank you so much. governor chris christie notorious for not being a fan of philadelphia sports teams he took earshot this week, but not just at the teams, but at all the fans. this as his approval ratings continue to sing on both sides of the river. bruce gordon explains, only in philly. >>reporter: i'm bruce gordon. new jersey goner chris christies through a bean ball at the

philliess. they leaned back, took a swing and knocked it out of the park. christie one of the most unpopular governors in the garden state's long history finds time to be a sports jacker while he it was by the phone for the trump administration. on sports net christie unloaded on the ball club with a far more recent world series title than his own beloved mets. they're an awful team. they're an angry, bitter fan base and it's not save for civilized people to go to citizens bank park p you want to root for the other team. how did they respond. >> we love our fans and appreciate their unwaiverring support as we bridge to a bright future. yeah, they went there. within two hours the phillies low bridge response had been retweeted more than 1300 times i

had no knowledge or involvement -- you may recall i was the christie administration involvement in the creation of a masstive traffic jamb on the lanes leaving the george washington bridge. you may have heard of it, bridge gait that turned christie from a legitimate contender for leader of the free world to a guy playing out the spring on his current job while he it was and hopes to land a gig where he talks to frank from flat bush about the mets latest backup short stop. let this be a lesson to all those who presume to take a shot at philadelphia and its sports fans. we have two statutes in town where people lines up to take photos. one is love. the other celebrates a a man who made his living punching people in the face. just saying. > nba weekend getting started

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> scott is over there singing some lion king tunes. we're all in it to win it. you're not buying it. >> i'm liking it, the lion king was a great movie back in the day much what was your favorite disney movie? everyone has a favorite. >> i'll probably say the lion king. i'm not lying to you. i love that one. after tarsus not disney, right. >> i think that was picks area and now they're the same according to keith. > you do know sports. nba all star week. 76ers are there down in now orleans. although no sickers will play in the main event on sunday, joe ellen bean were selected to play in the rising star challenge last night. em bead missed the game due to a torn meniscus. he is making headlines from an

interview he recorded while he spoke about being in a dark place during his first pool to nba season. i i also lost my brother, so i was such in a dark place. i wanted to quit basketball. i just wanted to go back home and leave everything behind. coming into the season, i one told i told myself was just come and have fun. it's all about having fun. >> mr. guzzardo:, we need you back on the court having some fun. he did not play in the verizon california evening. repping up for team usa and the world. how about this, the second half, oak four gets the lay up. no defense. > let's talk some phillies, already one week into spring training and we officially marked the phillies first team

practice yesterday. good news, all players were in camp early and ready to go. in what will be ma canon's second season he hopes to break a losing streak. ma canon is liking what you can see so far in camp. you can see it in their eyes. they're all eager and working out with a lot of energy and everybody is in a great mood. the mood is a little bit different than it has been. got to love it. you got to love this. be sure to join us for a huge game for villanova taking on seat and howl where the pirates are expecting over 16,000 to cheer them on. the clamps are here. you can catch that game at 126789. 30 only on fox 29. we head to maryland to catch a high school team that's 16 and 0 that's dominating this game. the senior point guard is showing up as you can see.

he's also known as young swag. he got called for a technical foul for dancing and tossing the opposing game. that's a good jobment you tell him there's no dancing between the lines on his tiptoes, he's showing off. he is one heck of a dancer. you check out his instagram page, young swag. speaking of dancing, you know the whole mannequin challenge thing that went objection, it came back last night at the celebrity game. people were like it's a little too late. watch this. pulls up. romeo not hesitating. the mannequin challenge. if they dab nick and that's michelle.

> i'm with her. i was like wait, the mannequin california evening. it was like everybody is like what is happening because play was in motion. except that player who didn't stop it. however, i give them credit for doing it in the middle of a game. > prom approval, but not from mom and dad. who was approving dresses and why students say that is not okay. some owe angry they got a petition for change circulating. a great story. love this story. a good debate, too.

a great night becoming even better for this college basketball fan. she made a half court shot to win a $500 gift card, but then look what happens next. don't feel bad for scarfing down all that valentine's candy, some researchers say the chocolate may not be so bad after all. welcome back. a lieutenant of people are smiling this weekend because there is some good news in the forecast. absolutely, you can head outdoors and kind of burn some calories from all of that valentine's candy. i know i got some half obvious a

couple of days ago. lets talk about the sunshine. temperatures at or blow priest. 30 grows right now, the winds are cap, but by this afternoon, winds more out of the south and west will allow for those temperatures to climb into the 60s. we're looking at cold weather right now. 24 millville, 27 in trenton. we have 26-degrees right now in wilmington. 30 in philadelphia, but off to our south and west. that's where some of the air is coming from, 51 memphis, 51 in at atlantic, 62 in dallas. some of that warmth will head in our direction over the next couple of days. jet extreme well to the north. a bridge of high pressure will build in. it will keep us dry for the next couple of days as well. headed to the poconos for the holiday weekend. 51 tomorrow. still a little cooler, but still above average. for us, hour by hour, chilly to start, but look at how the temperatures climb into the mid 50s by noon.

63 p degrees at three this afternoon. once again, beautiful weather across the area. well above average. temperatures more typical, lauren, of april instead of february. we'll take it, scott. diagrams, models and examples are all part of a very expensive and specific prom dress cold that has students from archbishop ion upset. it requires school administrators to get approval for the dress they want to wear to the dance. they want change. you shouldn't have to send pictures. gabriella stock land is like much students who say a prom dress approval system set up by the administration goes too far. girls have been told to e-mail administrators pictures of their dresses for a yes or no decision gabriella says they are dress here was approved but she disproves of the process altogether. every girl loves their dress -nd once you send the picture in you

still have to wait for approval and that dress could be gone. we scrolled through the archbishop ryan dress guidelines which says dresses could not be cut blow the bust line showing stomach and they could not be cut blow the waste. juniors and seniors responding with this change petition. i think that girls should be allow to each show on the sides a little bit. not the whole entire stomach. it's not like we're walking in like belly cancers. the abr boys don't like it either. we can't control ourselves around women, that they have to be so covered up so we can control ours. the arch disease of philadelphia release a statement defending the dress corked it as in part, quote, as our high schools are catholic they seek toen dinner whole stick formation of young men and women academically and

socially. the continues of the policy is to ensure modesty in dress at this social function which is store sponsored. despite the petition some students don't mind the rules. i mind the poly s. my dress actually got approved. so i don't have a problem with the policy. > fox 29 news. > he's looking up his prom picture. i tried to find mine, too. for me, i feel mom and dad should have discretion over my dress as my parents. i'm not necessarily sure i want the school involved in the decision, but the ' a sponsored event so i get that. the one girl mentioned it, i see the dress that i like, i take a picture t, i send it in, now you're telling me somebody is automatically going to answer me back within the next hour? you're waiting in the store waiting for a decision so you can buy the dress owe you can get it altered for the prom. if the girl shows up and the dress doesn't meet the

guidelines, sorry, you're noting whying to come. you're at your own risk at that point. that will be a different story too. because it's like i paid all this h money for prom and then i got turned away at the door. all these guys have hair. >> that's me in the middle there. this is the junior property. you're second from the right in. >> second from the right, right there. all the way to the left, frank, that's my best man in the wedding. > you've known him since high school. >> yes. i had hair back in the day. > who did you take in do you remember her name. >> to that prom? > did you hear that, guys, to that prom? >> how many promise did you go to. >> three, i think. the junior, senior, and then -- yeah, i think i went to three promise. > you came back. >> no, i did not make it back. i got one prom king. look at you. i hear you. with hair like that, you're darn

right. > after 146 years of perform anesthesia, the final curtain is falling on the greatest show on earth. ring link brothers and barn number bailee circus toured in philadelphia for one last time. runs through monday by the way. they say ticket sales were down after the circus retired its elephant act. we wanted him to experience it. for it to be ending we're kind of surprised by that and we want him to be able to experience what we did when we were younger. i wanted my grandchildren having the opportunity of seeing the circus like their father did. it's always going to have a special place in my heart. the circus will close forever on may 21. we all have memories of that, don't we. >> absolutely. cotton, candy, the elephants and all the tricks. the spotlight finding you in the beginning. >> who knew the trick to sales was having elephants, though?

ticket sales went down after that. to me i was always like they sting. >> i understand, especially there was just a report that in china just the way they were handling the animals there. >> right. it's frustrating, but, you know, i'm happy to see it one last time that people are getting out there. > one last who are raw. > nicole kid man she may be happily married now, but she was secretly engaged. and the person she was engaged to might surprise you. >> she's got a little freaky in her. > she was on jimmy falon one day. in our suvs,

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part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. > i'm jen frederick and this is mom owe log. as you can tell by my model hair. george russia is here. celebrity stylist. for moms we need some help. what is the number one thing we immediate to be wearing now. >> go for over the knee booths. > look who is wearing it. >> any skinny jean or a beautiful leather legging or just a legging and then a cool top. you got to do it. you can do a flat one. it doesn't have to have a heal so everybody can play. i'm always looking ahead to the next season. marsh, april, what do i need to buy to look cool.

the silhouette you need to have. >> one arm is bear and one is there. you will look cool. mom try it with your jeans first and then go for the dress. > i'm jen frederick, this is mom owe log. > speaking of getting sexy, nicole kid man, she is not kiss and tell. the australian according rest revealed in a new profile that she was once engaged to rocker lenny crafts. >> she was discussing her new hbo series, kid man and crafts had a whirlwind romance in the early 2000s. she likes those rockers. that's wait is. with keith urban now. she was with tom cruz, too. interesting dynamic. have you ever been able to keep secrets like that, though, who

you're dating. >> no, definitely not. that's really impressive in their world with the celebrities, the gossip and everything like that. that was 15 years ago. it's 2017. that's pretty impressive. with the pap rats i. and you got to rang them. lenny contract its, keith urban, tom cruz. >> lenny is top dog. he's like edgy. >> she's australian. >> so is keith urban. > is he. >> yeah, okay. > i'm not a big country guy. >> i'm not either. i can appreciate some songs, but i'm not either. it's not my genre of choice. but i can sing some lion king songs for you. > you've been doing it all morning. >> i thought there was only one song from the lion king. > it means no worryies.

we're problem free philosophy. > very nice. i have a reason for you to eat more chocolate because doctors say if it's dark chocolate, hint hint, you know me. the new health benefit researches say it has. i could have told you that one a long time ago. not just chocolate, dark chocolate. > fox sunday knows what you want.

flooding in central california right last night. right now precautiously evacuations are in place due do potential mud slides and debris. et cetera a a much different coast on the east coast. clear skies and relatively warm weather. scott williams, we like. we are talking about temperatures well above average later this afternoon. temperatures should top out in the 40s. what about 6 20s, feeling like spring, more like april, but don't get me wrong, it is cold to that. we're he waking up to 30 in fifth 28-degrees currently in atlantic city. look at the 20s north and west. 4 right now inial ten found. by this afternoon, look the at 60s. 63 atlantic city, 65 in dover,

64 even in lancaster. still a little bit of a chill for several hours of the the day. by 941 by noon, but look at 3:00, 63-degrees, very nice to get outdoors and enjoy. temperatures for tonight, look at this, upper 40s in philadelphia. so most locations staying above freezing for tonight. next several day, 66 grows for your sunday, 54 on monday. 50-degrees as we move toward tuesday. cooler, but once again that's still above average. next rainfall chance not until the middle of next week. back over to you. > got to love that forecast. you don't need holidays like valentine's day to indulge, especially with one treatment of we're talking chocolate, specifically dark chocolate. turns out you can eat it every day according to the doctors. chocolate is one you can always recommend to people based on medical science. okay, chocolate lovers, science is on our side, first rule to

remember it needs to be dark chocolate. be choose i with your chocolate. if you're at the grocery store or at the store picking up a valentine's gift you want to look at the numbers, 70 percent, 82 percent, that's the con education or raw kacoa in the bar much that's where you want to spend your money. the down side is how much added sugar. those high percentage bars have got the good stuff without the bad stuff. the good stuff is cacao. all chocolate starts with it, it's considered a super food. the pod contains the bean. from that we get the bean. chocolate. p you can con cell the dose, the one inch to one inch square every day, that cannot only taste great, but be a benefit to your arteries and help control your blood pressure.

studies link cacao to better brain health. if you do a scientific test of measuring artery function, within a less than an hour you see improvements. it has a nice sustained function, but it actually acts nice and quickly. everything about the dose. an entire bar is probably too much, and too many california wrist. keep it there, but keep it small and i am s many. that's health works. > i'm not a chocolate person. i think we talked about this because most people are like, what. > i'm dark chocolate. if i have to eat chocolate it has to be milk chocolate and it has to be mixed with something. like a sneakers. i don't like plane chocolate, like hersheys bars or something. i also don't like cough on. what about nuts? >> i do love nuts, almonds, pee cans, walnuts.

i love decent dark chocolate. the higher the percentage, though, i love the 90 percent. it's good. it's an acquired taste. >> it has to be because i haven't acquired it yet. > i don't know how you could not like chocolate. >> i don't know, either. i would rather have the sweat and the sour. > i do like brownies, which is weird, right in. >> i just don't like the chocolate in its pyriform. >> maybe i don't have the right chocolate. > you're probably right. is there some nun end owe going on. >> the surprise bringing this basketball fan to tiers. i don't think she was feeling this. i don't think she was feeling

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cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. > time to introduce our fox 29 athlete of the week. lexie from villanova introduces us to a man who makes a big difference both on and off the basketball. 21 year old dalton feels has

been playing basketball for 20 years. he knows when hard work pays off. it went in and the crowd went nuts. dalton is captain of the team at bancroft, a school for rid with disabilities, but for dalton it is extra special because his father is his coach. just being with him, that's the most important. i just love watching him play. before he started coaching, dalton's father, scott, came to every game. but now dalton gets guidance from him at home and on the court. it makes me prouderment it makes me want to have a lot of confidence in himself. here at bancroft dalton has achieved great successes, but it's the way he influences those around him that make him such an asset to this team. he's my brother. brothers forever. now that dalton has graduated from bancroft he has his sites set on the future and he hopes

to some day follow in his father's footsteps. >> for his determination to be a leader and to create a more unified playing peeled we're naming dalton fox 29 athlete of the week. he is your best player in every aspect of the game. i mean i think he would deserve any award every week. do you have on one you would like to nominate as our high school athlete of the week, tweet us or post-it on our fox 29 facebook p. use the hashtag, fox 29 good day. speaking of basketball let's keep with the theme. it's trending. for an incredible basketball fan in new york. she hit a half court shot pocketing a $25 card to dunk in kin dough news. it is up and it is good. good. you made the sot.

a great night becoming even better for this college basketball fan. some would say it happened during last night's manhattan/seen a game in albany. the boy friend who was disguised with the dunkin' donuts mascot got down on one knee and propose ed. what's the problem. >> i think the first part, she wasn't feeling it. she was a body language expert. is that -- first of all, no lady wants to be proposed in public. would you agree with that? i disagree totally. she just made a half court shot. the hologamy it of emotions, she's probably still trying to process the fact she made a shot the public proposal thing. all of a sudden your newman gets

down on his one knee and proposes to you, you're okay with that? >> put a ring on it. i'm fine with it. wow. you immediate to know this about me and i told you this before. i love a man that is bold, go for the gold. > i said that yesterday and then this guy e-mails me and i was like -- shoot your shot, man. fill up herein box right now. i was going to break when i found out about him. he's bold. you think that women don't like that? no, absolutely. i don't think i ever meta girl that wouldn't. anyone else in here. >> our intern said yes. candace, you're a producer, female. she doesn't want a public proposal. you went to the bridge,. very true. he's all in his business for decades, but there was one thing he never finished. now a new challenge this grandpa

is taking onto inspire his grandson.

> this is good day philadelphia weekend. this woman arrested for a disturbing attack, accused of stabbing an ate year old in the head in delaware county. what investigators say may have set the woman off. and bouncing back one day after burglars pull off a movie style hit at a south philadelphia landmark, johns rows park are reopening. now the community is proving crooks are no much for kindness. whether you prefer red, white, dry sparkling, today is one of the to celebrate one of the most beloved drinks. it's national wine day. cheers to the holiday, thanks so much for joining us on this saturday morning saturday 18, 2017. that's a good one. g keith, good pick on that.

>> are you a red, white, dry, sparkling in what's your thing. >> red, pi no anywhere. i'm a balance beck. >> i do like a good pi no degrees ohio. >> i like the reds during the fall and winter and the whites in the summer. accepted us a picture of the labels our bottles and we're going to have on one come in and tell us -- you know some ipse too you walk into a wine store and you're not familiar -- where do i even start and we'll get some help before the end of the hour. we have a great program here in pennsylvania with the chairman select. you go into any liquor store and you see the wine displace. you can always do some advice. advice for the weather, scott? it's perfect. >> your shades, you'll need your jackets right now, but later on it's going to feel like spring. so head doors, outdoor activity is getting the green light. beautiful weather expected pretty much area wide. no rainfall for today. but we actually need the rain. we do have a little bit in that

seven day forecast, but no rain for the holiday weekend. temperature right now, 34-degrees, the winds, they are calm, but by this afternoon winds out of the south and west that will really allow for the temperatures to sore. numbers right now, 43 in wildwood, upper 30s in atlantic city. still code in the 20s north and west. look at this, pottstown, 28, 29 in allentown. as we expand the view look at the milder air off to the south. 51 at a atlantic a, upper 50s in dallas, that's the warmth that will spill to the delaware valley. a big ridge of high pressure that will set the tone for temperatures climbing into the 630s today. near 730 for some by to. hour by hour, look at noon. mid 50s, 63-degrees by 3 afternoon n afternoon. it stays mild for the evening. lehigh value, 630, down the shore, 62 and 63 in center city. those temperatures more typical of april as opposed to february. i'm sure we'll all take them,

though. i like that. thank you so. a cooling dale woman goes before a judge this morning after police say she attacked an ate year old neighbor with a knife. jennifer joist at the springfield district court with more. good morning, general. >>reporter: good morning, lauren, what shear is waiting her arraignment and then she'll be headed to the delaware county prison on an undetermined amount of bale. earliy this morning we captured video of what shear leaving the cooling dale police department. the woman in her 20s is charged with stabbing an ate year old girl. she lives in the apartment blow her with her family on the 500 block of mcquade boulevard in cooling dale. according to investigators the two families had not been getting allege and mr. was some kind of fight in the hallway when what shear used a butcher knife and the child had a four inch gash in her head.

she was rushed to the hospital and the quick, as may have safed the little girl's life. in the meantime, basheer faces numerous charges, include. > police are searching for the trigger man. investigators working the scene on lady avenue. the hooting happened shortly after 1:00 this morning. at this time no other details have been release to us. also breaking in south jersey, fast moving flames destroy a pool house in palmyra. crews raising to that seen just after 1:00 this morning. it took them about an hour to get the blaze under control. one firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. after tripping some stairs there, the cause of that fire is now under investigation. a large protests shutdown center city streets. two officers were exposed to pepper spray. it was part of a nationwide

social media protest. this is just one of 100 protests happening all around the country to than that up for america's democratic principles. a south philadelphia landmark set to reopen in less than an hour after getting hit by crooks. the burglars pulled off a movie still at john's roast pork early morning. the community stepped in to say we have your back. bruce gordon has the very latest. john bucci thought the preis contacts he took after a 1990 burglary at his ionic shop made his place impregnant. he was wrong. you feel so violated. sometime overnight, burglars entered the restaurant through a rooftop ventilation shop and made their way inside. they put their imagine, i imagine. they stole $3,500 from the cash box and another 1500 in an envelope containing cash for bucci's cancer charity. they swiped his pointed sale equipment and disabled the security camera system. and then apparently went out the

way they came in much the burglary left bucci shaken. it seems like you're suspicious. you're looking at everyone and that's not a good thing. i don't want to live my life like that. john's rows pork has been here on east schneider after. regular customers turned away because of the burglary. you come here this morning and see the burglary and what's your reaction. >> what's this country coming to? then a funny thing happened at this crime scene. we're frightened and we hope they catch them. that's so nice of you. neighbors began to arrive offering their sympathy and their donations. adams whenever okay wrote him a spot on the spot to replace the charity losses. pat of king of stakes did the same. we're all friends. when one of you is hurting everybody else kind of comes

forward. we're all here for each other. i can't make his business better but i can certainly replace some of the money for the charity. it was myç pleasure. by lunchtime the feeling of suspicion had given way to gratitude and resolve. the security system will soon be upgraded, but bucci's faith in humanity, that's already been restored. we're going to make provisions to where this doesn't happen again. we'll fix this and move down. you can't keep a philly icon down for long. john's roast pork will reopen for business saturday at nine. with full support of a community it's been feeding for 29 years. > four weeks into his term, president trump now has nine of his cabinet secretaries confirmed by the senate. president trump's pick for the head of environmental protection agency was sworn in last night. strong objections from environmental groups. when he was oklahoma as attorney

general he filed 4 lawsuits challenging epa regulations. the white house is denying a report published by the associated press about immigration. the information came present a department of homeland security draft memo touching on the possibility of deploying 100,000 national guard troops to round up illegal immigrants in a tweet ice calls the new false, dangerous and irresponsible. the nba warning texas about hosting future events if the state's so-called bathroom bill passes, the nba says that fare and equal treatment of its fans is a determining factor in choosing host cities. they also issued a similar about future hosts of super bowls. > people in seaside heights worried about another show similar to mtv's popular jersey shore coming to their town of the bamboo bears holding a casting call for a new reality

show this morning. they're looking for loud and fun single people. sounds familiar. they want you to join the cast of i love summer. the bar owner says it won't be as live as jersey shore. i will not support a serious that depicts seaside heights negativity. i don't think i ever watched jersey shore, but i heard about the situation and about snook i. i don't do reality tv. a lot of people say it's repressuring for them because they say their life is not so bad. other people say it's funny and entertaining. i will tell you i probably watched a combined ate minutes of jersey shore. i will say this, most reality who hes are scripted. a lot of people don't know that, but they should by now i think the jersey shore was less about being scripted. it was just kind of crazy. the bamboo bar. do you think they'll tone it down? >> no. they want to make sure seaside heights looks normal. >> no, because the bottom line is you're going to food them

boost. it's going to be 2. 30 in the morning at the jersey shore. bar is in the title. > a lot of people responding when sean said a lot of people don't want to get a public engagement and producer can daze went online and found the comments. i think we have a couple of them. edit says i told my boyfriend if he wants to do it he must do it at a philly's game. you were thinking no one wants to get engaged publicly. edith is here to say -- is that her boy. >> he needs to answer the bell that's for sure. > i understand. once in a while thattenies it. i'm telling you right now, if there was 10 public proposals. >> half of the women would not like it. >> more than half. >> absolutely. i got a couple people that said in that video, in that basketball video she did look a little uninterested. she's talking about the chocolate in the beginning. she says it's more to work off.

but sean is insane, women love public proposals. >> no, they just want public attention. > give it to them at the house. >> that's a moment that you're going to have with you forever. >> it should be between you and her. > that's fair. putting your teams to work is about more than just money. tips to helping your students to success at a summer internship. is dan in the house in. > he's over there. he's owned a business for decades, but there was one thing he never finished. a new challenge he's taking onto inspire his grandson.

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> all right. we're jambing to this song because it's national drink wine day. we're going to find out how to choose the right wine. forma you're talking about about 8. 4. it's going to am what up later. warming up across the entire area. temperatures in the poconos top out around 50-degrees in center city. it's cold now, but what about this afternoon, feeling more like april. the wind it's calm, but winds out of the south and west by the afternoon. really warping those temperatures pretty rapidly. we have upper 20s right now.

pottstown 28, 29-degrees in allentown, 32 freezing right now and wilmington, upper 30s, already in the low 40s for wildwood. off to the south and the west, 351 right now in atlanta. 55 memphis, upper 50s dallas, that warmer air is headed right to the delaware valley. temperatures topping out 63 philadelphia, 66 by tomorrow, flirting with the records. hour by hour, mid 50s by noon. look at 3:00, 63-degrees, have your shades, get outdoors and enjoy. so area wide, 63, center city, 62 town the shore. lehigh valley right around 60 degrees. temperatures for tonight, look at this. above freezing, upper 40s in philadelphia. some locations might bottom out like atlantic city, 50/50 for the low temperature in dover. come out and we'll talk more about the bond lful weekends. our next chance for rain, we need the rainfall. parts of the area actually

dealing with a moderate drought. > thank you so much. cashing in this morning, cashing in morning, it's still february, but parents you need to get your kids thinking about internships. kids are still in school for a due more months, but it's actually right now you need to start getting in your applications. did you have an internship in college. >> i had three internships in college. > and now you're the top philadelphia anchor. >> it work. i agree, it does work. here's the number that i want you to remember, 65 percent of college students who had an internship find a job within six months of graduation. versus only 35 percent of college graduates who did not have an internship who find a job in their field. >> i agree with that. it is a ticket into what your occupation ultimately might be. i a did three-job internship in graduate school, i ended up spending ten years in investment banking. it is the new way really to get into your field and start your

career. i always say you have the book learning part of it in college and then once you do the internship, it's the hands-on experience. the whole goal is to get them off of your payroll onto someone else's and the internship is the gateway to do that. how about a few tips on how to get started. let's do it. first you have to do your homework your research. your first to. i just had this conversation with daughter number two yesterday. she's out in school in california. your first stop is career services on campus. they have the local cas with companies and whatnot, alumni who can help you get into that company. so the first stop is get over to career services, start the contact process there. next, make sure you've got a good resume and clean up your social media. edit the springs from spring program?" >> from the jersey shore. > the beer funnel spic terse they have to go. you know this guy, scott

williams. >> keep him here. we need him. we need a good resume. good social media presence. does linkedin really help. >> it does. you got to have that linkedin profile. spend a little bit on a good picture. > check out two websites, weigh up and u-turn. they are two good websites that list internships all around the country and different occupations, different fields. check those out and finally network. it is all about the network. here's the thing t. as you know i teach at a couple of columns, i hear kids say all the time, i don't have a network, i'm 20 years old. you have a bigger network than you imagine. your professor, your pastors, whoever you come in contact with, former coaches. >> your parents and all your friends over at dinner parties and who you spend time with. >> it's not like you're going to people for a job. the purpose is you want to broadcast out to what your skill

set is, what your interests are and let that network work for you as well. can i give one piece of advice. >> please. don't give up. when i was in college i think i called new york, i called the tv station once a week and i got hung up every single time i called. we don't have your resume yet. we not hiring yet. when is the best time to apply for a up s erin ternship, yesterday is the answer. most companies higher between february and march for the summer. so they're hiring right now. so you've got to get started today. get that resume going, get that network going. start looking for the internship. the social media is the most important thing. i know the internships obviously lead you down the path, but the social media. all it takes even a snark i comment you're out of a job. when we were a little bit younger there was a newspaper. there's no more help wanted.

it's all online. they want people to be assertive. like you go find them. absolutely. you have to brand yourself, sell yourself a little bit, but you got to get started right now. you're the financial guy. a the look of these internships are paying. >> a lot of them are paying now. where years passed most of them were unpaid. we take interns at our own company and we always pay them. even if you don't pay them much, you got to pay them something. when you're talking about bigger companies absolutely pay them that's my theory. myself i run a website and i can't afford it. we're start up. that's what you got to ask yourself. i work for free at a radio station for a year as an internship. thankfully i was able to get that, for the next year, guess what, i made 9. 30 an hour. if your main concern is money, then you're not going to get it. the whole opportunity here is to build your resume. billion dollar the resume. one question from a chat we

talked about earlier. did you propose to your wife publicly or privately. >> privately, i was afraid heed ' say no. see, i told you, that's the only reason why a man would want to do it privately is because they're afraid of rejection. you know my wife. she's a sweat laidly. > here are your winning lottery numbers from last night. we'll be right back.

> in this week's in focus he's owned his own business for decades, but mr. was one thing he never finished. now this grandpa is taking on a new challenge to inspire his grandson. bill record shows us only in focus. >>reporter: it's looks pretty good. at the genesis bike shop in easton. >> i don't always do things in the accepted order. owner has beneficialing bikes for over 40 years. when i was a very young kiddie was finding old bikes and painting them and changing parts and so forth. his love of bikes helped him build a very successful bike shop. nobody told me it was going to be hard. so it wasn't. i figured it out as i went along. he built his business without a college education. i took me 40 some odd years on

go back to school. he also built it without a high school diploma i had a little problem with authority. i wasn't a bad kid. i was just a little rebellious. at 16 he dropped out and went to work. you guessed it, fixing bikes. i lied on matrix about graduating from high school. he says not having a diploma never held him back. i got my education from just doing it. we have about 6300 square feet. having a family, having a business, just doing live. but at 61 he decided to get his ged. i never got beyond what they called at the time general math, so it was really all algebra and geometry and those were completely new things to me. after building a career and a life without one, why go back. >> i don't want my grandkids to look at me and say you didn't need to graduate from high school, you've done fine. maybe i don't need to. after 45 years did i my as got

his diploma last october. previous to this i couldn't help my kids and my grandkids with their homework. i was just lost. he says the whole process has taught him to focus and never give up. it also taught him being good at algebra doesn't compare to having a great family behind you. > that's amazing. sometimes your kids always inspire you to do things that you thought you could never do. you're like, you know what, i want to do it now because i see my kids or my grandkids doing it. that's good stuff. i like that. a living museum. how one local teacher is bringing black history. we have some cute kids in our green room. it's going to be fun.

> how to choose the best vino for you. we're talking wine today. it's national drink wine today. plus signs of a tech obsessed modern life. holiday weekend families are texts and why it's being called completely absurd. you're watching good day weekend, i'm lauren johnson. it is saturday, february 18 and it's going to be spectacular day

when it comes to weather. some president's day weekends we're talking about shoveling show, but it's going to feel like spring by the afternoon. 32 freezing right now in wilmington, 32 in trenton. already 43-degrees in wildwood, upper 30s in atlantic city. by the afternoon, above average temperatures. get outdoors and enjoy. we're talking numbers in the 60s by 3:00 across the board. we'll take you hour by hour, look at those temperatures, still a little chill, 9:00 a.m. 41, mid 50s at noon. 63 the high temperature in philadelphia. by this afternoon and then temperatures for tonight. look at this, staying above freezing area wide into the mid, even upper 40s. so 63-degree and then look at tomorrow's high temperature, 66-degrees, flirting with that record tomorrow of 68-degrees setback in 1958. 1948 rather. back over to you. as you know february is black

history month and one local teacher taking a hands-on approach to teach them about famous african-americans in what's being called a living museum. joining us now, principal stephanie -- how do you say your last name. >> finnen. > your guys are at charter school in frankford. >> tell me all about this, why this idea of the living museum? >> before i joined the air procedure a team. i was actually an educator at the charter school and we had done the living museum before but i had never seen it before then. the way the children come into school that day specifically and they're dressed up as african-americans, they are see reciting everything in regard to their personal, the important facts; the way they embody i, you begin to see the students afterwards begin to shape the i deals around the person they have and they begin to mimic the

life of the person. they're adorable. they're in our studio. when you see something like this happening at your school why is it so important for students to be involved in this? itself it's very important to have our students have an understanding of the diverse culture going on today. a better understanding of themselves and the people they're surrounded by. sometimes we feel we're far removed from history and sometimes you say certain names and you realize kids don't know who these people are, is that another reason why this is so important? >> absolutely. when we select the students and we select african americans i have a couple of rules one because i'm a historian by training. they cannot be alive. we really want people who they would not know at all, they've never heard of. so that's really important because it exposes them to people that they've never heard of who had made such great contributions not only to african-american, wall tour,

culture, but the american society. >> it's so easy for them to race their hands and say rosa parks than and martin luther king jr. >> absolutely. > who is this down in the front row with the basketball? who is she? >> i'll go over with the microphone. are they going to be shy, brandon. >> no, they're excited. they're ready. i'm going to start with this duty with the basketball. how are you? >> good. > who are you. >> lisa leslie. what have you done lisa leslie? >> i won four gold medals. > i like this. who are you this morning. >> i'm may carl gym son. >> tell me about may. i was the first african-american in space. > who are you. >> i'm barbara jordan. tell me about barbara jordan. >> i was the first african-american from the south to be elected into congress. i actually did a report on barbara jordan when i was your age. who you?

>> mia angela. >> what did mia angela do? >> can we speak to my family. > we have to see the rest of your clients. >> meg ajill owe i was a former track tar so i can appreciate this. who are you. >> my maple is evelyn and you did what. >> iran for the 100-meter dash and i won foraged adams. i see your gold medal. i like that. these glasses make your outfit a star. > who are you. >> tell me about yourself. i was the first person -- last, but certainly not least the well-dressed man in the group, who are you. >> lee burgandy and gold. > what did he do.

>> he helped build the typewriter. >> that's impressive. what do you think about this? >> i know, it's a lot, right? you're on tv. i'm going to give you your chance to hold your microphone because you wanted to do your speech, right. >> my name is mia angelo, i was born in st. louis, missouri on april 4, 1928. i am most known for my 1969 people war -- which, wait, no. keep going. i know why the gauged bird which made literary history for being the first non fix best seller by a african-american one. brandon, are you doing some amazing work over there.

these kids learning a lot. stephanie, aren't you impressed when you see this? >> are they doing this at school for a presentation? > yes. >> when is that? >> on the 28th everyone in the whole idea store is coming dressed as notable african-americans. they're going to line the hauls and the parents are going to come in and they're going to hit play on each person. it's a living museum. when they hit play they have a whole peach that they're going to give as to their person, some of their contribution, their family life and they've memorized all of this. > i love it. a great way to celebrate black history month. >> we appreciate you guys coming in since it's so early on a saturday. > all right. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming

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> re cherry wienie heard them say. connie james. we're going to talk about wine before the end of the hour. we have 20 minutes to check in to say if wine is not your thing how you can get into it. > signs of a tech obsessed modern life. get this, nearly half of families text each other when they are in the same house. 45 percent of families with children text each other instead of talking fairs to face. >> no. > n and a third of those household people use their mobile devices when they're eating. four out of ten parents have complained their children ignore

them because of their phones. it is getting out of their life, and it is affecting their life. i do not have children, i go to my family, i'm an offender, i do it all the time. > i do it all the time, too. >> it's a very bad hab, but it's so convenient in some situations. i remember dating my x boyfriend he didn't have on go to bed at the same time so i might be in my room and i said i'm not coming back out and if he was at my house and it's hey, good night, go to bed. i can easily get up. or if i'm home and my mom is in the front of the house, they live in a ranch, i don't want to go all the way up there, so i text her with what i have to say. > some houses have a phone known zone. >> i think that is useful. i think that is something we should do at the dinner table for sure. i think the kids sitting at the dinner table not engaging, that's the family time. > you're appalled in you don't

text in the house. >> because i'm in the same house as you live. unless you're living in a mansion like drake, that's the only reason. >> these are your kids we're talking about. i understand if you're a parent and the kids are all crazy. it's like here's the ipad. i get that. i'm not trying to say you had you not do that. but p you're in the house, come on. >> philly is like the town of row homes. so you can be on the third floor -- like abby, our executive producer was talking about this, if she's downstairs and her husband is on the third floor, who is going to yell like a maniac in the house when you can quietly text don't forget to bring a pamper down. >> i understand that. > that's what we're talking about. >> no, you know darn well it's a heck of a lot more drastic where kids are ignoring their kids. > and they're a babysitter. >> there's a video that is issue

s ultimating right now, it's a viral video from den staffeldt washington. he's talking about how we don't know the effects because it's information, information, we're always in our phones. he wasn't getting out deep, but he has an interesting point. i'll have to play that. it's phone neck or something from having your head curved. > it's nothing but information. put the phone down, have a conversation. walk upstairs. it will do your body good. > from sean. from glenn close, sharing a recipe. >> he's not going to let those thieves deter him. > whether you like red, white, sparkling, today is the day to celebrate one of those you love. it's national wine day. we say cheers to good weather and the weekend.

> and i will give to you summer wine. some sinatra there. taking a look at the l allentown area. we are looking at a lot of sunshine and the temperatures are going to climb pretty rapidly into the 60s. the wind is calm as we take a look at the temperatures. it's a chilly start out there no question about that. upper 30s now, atlantic city.

low 40s in wildwood. 20 still in pottstown along with pottstown. a few showers well off to our south and west. a nasty storm impacting parts of the west coast. they've been dealing with a flooding rain, devastation here. you'll hear more about that in the news, but temperatures warming for us hour by hour. 63-degrees at 3:00, for tonight staying pretty comfortable, look the at the overnight lowe's upper 40s in philadelphia. we're looking at 43 for the low in pottstown. the seven day forecast showing a perfect ten today and tomorrow. on monday, a little cooler, but still above average, 54-degrees, 50 on tuesday, next best chance for some rainfall by the middle part of the week and then take a look at next thursday and friday, back into the 60s. more typical of what you would find for april. guys, back over to you. > okay, scott, fox food bites take has a twist you may

remember. glenn close owner of fat jacks. you came to visit us and a few days what happened. >> somebody stole our motor vehicler, a $30,000 piece of equipment. i was on a trailer. somebody hitched it up and took it away. did i hear you say someone saw it. >> somebody saw somebody hitching it up and they didn't think anything of it. how brazen is this, it happened at 7:00 in the morning. we have the time narrowed down. there is some video. police are on top of it. and what's really surprising, i'll be honest with you, the whole community has really come together supporting us. we had one situation at one of the restaurants, a lady order food, she hands my son $12, put this towards your smoker. sunday night somebody spent 80 bucks, we're here to support you. it's amazing. deets up in roxborough. >> yes. i haven't talked to them. the worst part was we lost our

insurance two days before, we were a day late with the payment. we have an outstanding claim with one of the restaurants because it flooded and they canceled much the insurance company canceled us. they can do whatever they want. i can't afford a $30,000 smoker. do he this have any leads. >> they do. northeast is on it. > do they want to disassemble it? >> it's stainless steel -- personally, if i'm going to steel a smoke error anything worth $30,000 -- you're going to cook on it. >> i would, of course. i don't know. the restaurant community is so small, they have to know where it is. it blue up on all the networks. it's all over social media. share it, go to fat jack's facebook. it's all over. they can't transport it. you would know it. you heard last night or yesterday we talked about john's roast pork in south south phill.

they're talking these restaurants. >> with john's rows pork, they took the exhaust fan off. >> and then you see a bigfoot print. > it's like oceans 11. >> what happened to your hand? it was a hunting accident. i was hunting for my smoker. > what did you bring us today. >> i did white lightning chicken chilly. in fact, help yourselves, guys. put it over some rise. >> i'm from the south. we don't do chilly with rice. >> i did it either. i don't sell it over rise, but i happen to like it over rise. > a lot of people do. >> i have a quick question. >> are you going to eat your corn bread. >> what's your trick with corn bread? everyone has a secret. >> it's a sweat tasting corn bread. it's not the traditional gritty corn bread that you get. i do both. we do hail peen owe cheddar once in a while. i like this.

people like it. what do i add to sean's chicken chilly. >> anything you want. > a little bit of cheese. >> use your fingers. scott, you want some? come on. >> you guys know i can't do the chicken you need to hook it up. > what did you put in this. >> i'll get you guys the recipe. it's red perps, physical ons, onions, the chicken. the reason it turns almost green, whitish is queue minute. it's not very spicy. the beans are white can loan i beans. normally when you think of chilly you think of dark kidney beans. >> i forgot you're a vegetarian. >> it's okay. i can do corn bread, though. > i'm going to go full. this this is the perfect thing for weather right now and then

it's going to warm up later. > it's very light, but it's very artery. >> it is. > how is it? >> everything. that's true. it's good. we're going to thinking about you. we hope your get your trailer. >> keep your eyes out. it's 4,000 pounds. we're offering a $2,500 reward, plus a slab of ribs for free for a year. you can't beat that. i've got people say they want the ribs more than the money. > that's true. so we had chilly and it's national drink wine day so we have to wash this down. > that's true. >> after the break, i'm going to tell you how to pick the best wines. find that cooker.

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> good day is national drink wine day. so we're here to celebrate. we have to do that. >> my favorite day of the year. when you walk into a wine store itself it can be so daunting, where do i go, what do i get? this is too expensive. jennifer from del friscos here. tell me your title. it's a so manically yea. >> we all know who you're

talking about. this is a big deal. so i walk into a wine store and i don't know what to do, where to go, what to do. help me. >> i ask someone who works there. i always want to know tell me what's your favorite, small or vintage. lesser known winery. a lot of times we say we want to buy a bottle of wine for somebody, but we don't know how much it costs. do we do a sludge. you're judging going to walk us through that. >> absolutely. the first one is a steel. it's from italy. it's a nice option for someone who would normally drink pino degrees ohio, it has a little bit of lemons and limes. what would it be grit paired with. >> shell fish. > that is good for a steel. grieco due taught foe. how much are we talking a

bottle. >> 60-dollars. would you say he with go into a store, would you say there would be a dollar amount that you had you not go over? obviously if you're looking for a really good bottle it can run you up. >> i think you can get a good bottle of wine for $20 in a store. >> my father told me that. you spend over 20 bucks you're doing it wrong. > are you saying that's cheap. >> no, not at all. > jennifer is not talking about daddy. this is a sludge. it is the 2007 david author chardonnay from nap a valley, california. all the traditional hallmarks of a traditional nap a chardonnay, buttery, bring other than. the sniff, what's that do. >> it just aerates. >> have you ever seen the documentary so mom owe log yea. >> of course i have.

> can you taste it and tell where the grace are from. >> i'm not that good, but i'm trying. for people out there, check it out on netflix. it's stunning. those guys are majors and there's only ate or nine in the world. there are more than ate or nine, but there are very few. > what's their title. >> master. this is delicious, but this is really good, too. i think it's a great option. i love it. let's red. the first we're doing a steel. it's a pino noir from new zealand much it's a love block. kim crawford vineyard so we're more familiar with their satisfy yawn blank. tell people where they can find you. >> del frisco's at 15th and chestnut street. > the best steakhouse.

>> are you at work today. > i am at work today. >> go see jennifer and enjoy scott williams' beautiful weekend.

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