a school bus riddle with bullets, begun shots fired one after another, while children were on board. when i see little l kids, go home. cops say the terrifying incident was caught on camera. why it may be hard to identify the suspects involved. and with a difference a week makes. just days into march and we've already been on a weather coast roller coaster. i was freezing out there, hands, cold, everything, legs. maybe the ground hawg was right when he said six more weeks of winter? scott williams has your week in forecast. why a former nfl player is stepping in to help bring awareness to prostate cancer. brad pitt and jennifer aniston

are reporting doing it, but are they crossing a line. the milestone that reconnected the former couple. > from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. > good day, everyone it's saturday, march 4, 2017. i know i said scott williams is going to have the forecast, but we have a special guest in this morning. >> we had to just meet a few minutes ago. it was a pleasure to meet you, but then we had a great conversation about weddings and xs entexing. it's going to be a great two hours. > the colder weather, guys. just in time forth weekend. our temperatures are starting off real chilly. here we are taking a look outside, the sunshining, but that doesn't mean that temperatures didn't fall overnight the number for the day i'm giving it a 5 and here's why. yes, we've got sunshine, it's dry out mr. , but take a look at these temperatures. cold enough in and of themselves. 24-degrees in philadelphia.

we've got 18-degrees in pottstown. our temperatures into the low 20 #-s in burlington, lancaster still in the teens. now factor in the within. we're talk gusty winds throughout the day. here's what it actually feels like. it feels like it's 15-degrees in philadelphia. pottstown we're waking up to a temperature feeling more like 11-degrees. trenton the at 13, mount pocono, if you don't have to, but if you are going out and skiing for today, you are going to want to layer up. so we've got that cold breeze. you can really combat that by reducing your exposed skin. s that he's kind of the best way to combat the wind chill that we're going to be dealing with without the day. it's a cold start 27-degrees and a we're looking at temperatures throughout noontime. i think we're 20 miles per hour with higher gusts than that making it feels like we're into the 20s. 37-degrees around 3:00 p.m. that's about as high as we go for today.

ten degrees blow the average. i have a look at the full forecast and when we've got warmer temperatures head your way. > more than 40 shots fired at a school bus in logan while children are on board the bus. this is what that school bus looks like now. thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. this morning, police trying to find out why the bus was the target. jennifer joist live in philadelphia headquarters with the later on this investigation. good morning, jenny. >>reporter: good morning, lauren. as you mentioned, 4 # shots were fired at that intersection where the school bus just happened to be passing through. it is amazing. chief investigator scott small just said amazing that no one who was on the bus was injured. it was two adults and one child. take a look at the shattered windows and several bullet holes decorating the school bus. the driver happened to be driving through the area of 19th and wing hawk in streets when four masked mens captured on ceiling time crime cameras got out of a red car.

all four had their guns pointed and opened fire. a man on a corner was shot and transported to a local hospital by police. he's in table stable condition. police are calling this a targeted attack, but they're not sure the target may have been the target. the 58 who is not from this area may have been struck by stray gunfire. this is so sad. it's sad. people can't send their kids to the store. who would send your children to the store and not know if they're going to come back. marie may says she's lived in this the neighborhood for 30 years. when she first moved in hit was really nice. it has gotten progressively worse and it is scary for the kids who live here. they are using the crime cameras a along with information they've received present witnesses t learn more about this targeted act and find out who those four

brazen men are, men willing to open fire on a busy block when a school bus withs passengers is passing through. lauren. jenny, thank you so much. now to some breaking news, a crash in northeast philadelphia sends a man and a woman to the hospital. the two were driving down fifth street with when they hit hit a black kia a sole. the men and woman were taken to temple university hospital. the cause of crash is now under investigation. no one is hurt after a church in west philadelphia causes fire. crews were called to the 5300 block of south 52nd street shortly after 126789. 30. no one was inside at the time, but officials believe the fire started in the base many. another pedestrian hit and killed while walking. the latest victim was happened by a car in pottstown. it happened around 8:00 last night. police have not release any more investigation, but tell us they are investigating that accident.

> and police have made their first arrest in a rash of threats against jewish community center. in miss sorry, prosecutors have charged 31 year old juan thompson. authorities say he is behind some of those threats. no arrests have been made in any any of cases in our area. new jersey goner chris christie is taking action against the acts of act. calling for increased security. fox 29 shawnette wilson has more. >>reporter: it's a shame. it's very painful and we have to get together to go against it. birth a not cheek felt a little more at east heading into temple in cherry hill after learning that the governorror has ordered more patrols at worship centers around the state. we definitely believe the added security will help. and the best people who are thinking and the security they

will think twice. the announcement came during a news conference with with the attorney general, state police and security officials. the increased patrols are the result of jewish cemeteries being vandalized. it's happening all over the country, including our area of new jersey, delaware and philadelphia. we now have $10,000 rewards available for any leads. david as rack isn't so sure the extra security is helped and is deeply sad end by what's happened. i don't think it's going to help why, because it's in people's heart. people hate. > facing a new waive of questions about his ties to russia, president trump telling advisors and allies that he may shelf at least temporarily his plan to make a deal with moscow. trump new skepticism about brokering a deal with moscow suggests the rising influence of a new crop of advisors who have

taken a tougher stance on russia. and concessions from attorney general jeff sessions on monday he will amend his testimony about contact with russia's ambassador, according to the justice department, sessions will also responsible to questions raised by democratic senators who said in a written submission to correct the record was not okay. he's under fire for not disclosing during his confirmation hearing that he met with a russian ambassador. sessions was a senator at the time and an advisor to the trump campaign. on thursday he said he would recuse himself in any probe of the trump campaign. today rallies will be taking place all around the country in support of donald trump in our area. a meeting is taking place in dover, delaware at 106789. 30 at the dover legislative mall. pennsylvania supports will meet at the king of prussia mall autophony and at in a sham any state park in bensalem at 1:00 p.m. today a community will come together to honor the memory of a fallen hero killed in the line of duty.

sergeant robert wilson the think was begunked down in 2013 while trying to buy his shop a birthday present at a game stop store. two men came in during an attempted robbery. wilson was killed. today there will be a vigil and a balloon release in honor of wilson. all are welcomed to attend. good news if you've had to detour between pennsylvania and new jersey for a while. repairs on the delaware river bridge are ahead of schedule. edge nears say they're hoping to reopen the bridge in about a month from now. offerings say you can thank february's mild weather forth speedy work of i276 bridge. crews closed it in january when they discovered this, a crack in the steel truss on a travel line on the pennsylvania side. inspectors have not found any other major structural problems. > the next story will make you feel a lot younger. scientists say they've discovered what could be the world's oldest fossils, the 4

bill year old fossils were found in canada. they're microscopic and live under water near a involve canic heat vent. the scientists who studied them say this now change how we view live. other researchers say there's just not enough evidence to say what was found really are fossils. the earliest human ancestor to be dug up is more than 3 million years ago. found in 1974 in eat beyond the scope a, the 3-foot tall female was named lucy. she's nonarts grab mother of humanity. scientists say lucy likely died after falling from a tree. > that freaks me out when i see those. >> ever see the movie and seen oh man. >> no. > there's another movie with scar ohio. she's named lucy because she's named after the first woman. >> women. three feet tall, though. she's tiny. my movie was more like poly

shore. it was from the early 90s. > do you know even know who poly shore is. >> yes, i do. > we're the same age. i know l poly shore. >> these kids these days. > i have a question for you guys. do you think it's appropriate to text an x. >> i think it depends on what you're texting. > that's a good answer. if you're just sending out a fishing line, that's not right. but if you have reason for texting like you got to get something back. oh, hey,, hey. all right. here's the deal, could there be a friend reunion in the works. no, we're not talk about the show. jennifer aniston is in reportedly in communication with brad pitt. we want to know what you think about it. prostate kills more men than any other cancer and this weekend a huge meeting in philadelphia.

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7:14, 24-degrees. man, taking a live look at wilmington. that's exact response that i had. what happened? we were like in the 60s.

i know, now it's freezing. i actually was in puerto rico yesterday. i got back yesterday. i went to puerto rico i got back yesterday. it was 85-degrees in puerto rico and i got back to this. >> it was snowing when i got back, too. a shock to your sister, but we're ready for it. it's march. it's beginning of march and we're a little bit blow average. here we are taking a look outside and the temperatures into the 40s. the winds out of the west. that's going to make it feel even chill rear like 15-degrees is what it actually feels like in the city. cold fronts, that's to the south of us and you can see actually some snow back towards the poconos. there may be a few flurries towards the poconos for today. otherwise we are looking for a good amount of sunshine. high pressure system up to the north. this is going to expand. high pressure system means clear subsiding air so we are expecting a good amount of sunshine today, but it really isn't going to do much for our

temperatures. not much of a warm up through the afternoon despite awful the sunshine through this afternoon and even into sunday. you could he see the sunshine continues sunday. we're going to especially could it dry all the way into monday. let's talk temperatures. around 9:00 a.m. it is going to feel like it's 16-degrees. 12:00 our temperatures are going to be warming, but that wind chill is going to stay low. 2 # degrees is what it's going to feel like around noontime, 3 preponderance. the actual temperature may be more like 37-degrees, but that really doesn't any of the exposed skin with the the wind whipping around it's going to feel colder. mount pocono into the low 20s. atlantic city is going to top out today about 38-degrees. but tonight is a cold wouldn't some of the kohl'sest temperatures we've experienced all season. 17-degrees in the city, 13 for those of us in the suburbs. it's clear and cold. a lot of times with the clear skis it is really going to mean a cold overnight.

we've got cold temperatures through the overnight. sunday we're still into the 30s. by monday here's where we hit the 50s again. starting to get much nicer, but it is going to usher in some shower chances as we head into tuesday. high in the low 6 20s. if you guys are missing that am wear air relatively speaking you've got it on tuesday. > okay. we'll look forward to that. tuesday warm air with a little rain. monica, thank you so:bruce jordan proves yet again our sports fans are one of a kind and this week only in philly. i'm bruce jordan, the philadelphia flyers home victory over colorado tuesday night proves once again that phillies sports fans are like no others. midway through first period with the flyers already leading 2-0 on a pair of goals by wayne simoons, it appeared simmons had scored his third. that would have given simmons what's called a natural hat

trick, a rarity in hockey much the fans at the wells fargo center went nuts showering the ice with nearly 400 hats of hockey tradition celebrated every where. it turns out simmons never got a piece of that board pass sted it deflected. no hat trick for simmons, no magic moment for fans who responded by booing their own player for scoring a goal. because it wasn't the right player. for his part for check figured out almost immediately how to turn a negative into a positive. he's he decided to buy 396 hats as a nod to all those thrown on the ice and donate them to hospitals to be given to kids fighting cancer. jagoe check is not having a particularly good season for the suppliers, he's also the worst in plus minus. i won't bore you with the

definition of plus minus. when for chiquita is on the ice bad things have happened to the team. then he scores a goal april gets board for his trouble. i hope it's the first time and hopefully the last time i get booed for scoring a goal. this embarrassing lesson should be a lesson to all athletes. local fans are angry, sometime foe pro feign. why don't you you let it local off your back, turn something negative into a positive. turns out jagoe check scored a goal and an assist on tuesday night all in the same play. only only in philly. > number 14 in the nfl draft, sainsbury, should we be excited do the eagles have an advantage. >> oh, yes. > it's coming up next. first your winning lottery

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i was a little con fused yesterday when all the talks about the k-9 toss and the draft. >> the eagles. > yeah. i said are we excited, happy. >> we're excited about it, that's for sure. the draft april 27. before we touch on that let's start off with the sixers. yeah, they're hurting that's for sure. eagle bring being embarrassed on social media. noel shining in l da as. there's really only one player that gets your attention and that is rookie of the year candidate sharp itch. that was l until last night. sixers and nicks at the wells fargo centerment it was the justin anderson show. looking for a friend. anderson finished with 19 points on the night. the nicks need a three point tie

courtney rim, no good. how about this, the nicks beat sixers beat the nicks. what is a trouble i time for all of philadelphia sports. the eagles come to our rescue with a victory that could have had a huge impact come night one of the nfl draft. they were winners of the k-9 toss. the k-9 toss was necessary due to the vikings and colts finishing the 2015 season with identical records. quarterback stand bradford. you ask why the big deal, lauren? >> tell me. the eagles are reportedly having interest in drafting a running back and now the eagles pick in front of the colts. thank you, minnesota. > let's head down to sunny clearwater florida, where the phillies play a big game. jeremy hunt on the mound.

he looked good. he actually gave up a run that looked really good yesterday. phillies fans, second basement, scott ken guy is having an excellent spring. however, the phillies lose 4-3. villanova wild cats they wrap up their regular season with a trip to georgetown tomorrow t at noon. for nova, the key today is to stay who the and ride out the big easton any with a win. but any time nova a and georgetown get together it gives us a reason to play footage from the biggest upshot and championship game which whichever made georgetown and nova rivals. here's jay wright on the matchup. our guys are fired up to play georgetown. we have great respect for them. we almost got beat at home. always a great atmosphere down there, a great rivalry. we'll be ready to play. once again, villanova a and

georgetown today at noon. nova looks to stay who the and ride it off to the big easton number. you can catch that game right here on fox 29. march madness right around the corner much it's happening. here it is. that's the only time i really get into college basketball because before then i don't know much about it. it's a long season but everybody fills out the brackets. >> that's the fun part. you can fill out the brackets and pretend you know what you're talking about. > one in seven men will get diagnosed with prostate prostate in their lifetime. doctors from all over the world from all over the world are in philadelphia. we talked with one of the doctors and a am toker nfl player who is now a survivor.

we are laughing over here at the text your x question that we posed at the beginning of the show. oh, man, it is chilly outside. just days into march and we've already been on a weather roller coaster ride. monica has your forecast straight ahead. is it okay to text an x? former flames brad pitt and jennifer aniston reportedly doing it, but are they crossing a line? we want to discuss that this

morning. do we really look like our name the shocking science experience is putting a question to the test. how often people were able guess a stranger's identity with just a glance. welcome back, you're watching good day weekend. i'm lauren johnson. we're going to toss things over to monica with our saturday forecast and it is chilly outside. haven't had that kind of winter. march a little bit different. we've cooled things down. on top of that we're adding in the wind. so weather authority weather by the number. it's a five today. here's y. starting off with temperatures into the 20s. 24-degrees in philadelphia. 18 in millville and it's 20 degrees for those of us into reading. but that's not it. we're adding in the wind and when it hits your skin it makes it feel that much colder. here's what it actually feels like in the city. wrightstown at 10-degrees, almost single digits out there. lancaster at about 10-degrees.

one way to combat it you just want to layer up. make sure you limit the exposed skin for that cold breeze. planning the rest of your day today, here's a look at your temperature, 27-degrees at about 9:00, the winds will kick up through the morning and into the early afternoonment temperatures at about 34-degrees. this is about as high as we go. 37. now factor in the wind and it's going to feel more like 25 degrees. that's about warm as it gets through today. we've got a lot of sunshine in store for us, but it's still going to remain chilly even through the evening. temperatures into the low 30s. we've got temperatures heading back into the 630 in your seven day forecast. i'll let you know when in just a bit. > 7:31, pennsylvania senate deems say they are in contact with the fbi and state attorney general's office after a ransom wear shuts down the computer system. the attack happened yesterday and left people unable to contact their data.

it is generally aimed at stealing sensitive information in an attempt to be paid for the data's return. a path for predicting your likelihood of predicting your path to cancer is on the way. a link between genetic testing and prostate cancer. the two-day invite only symposium will allow the medical community to walk away with a unique perspective on cancer in the future. former nfl player robin kohl's and to expand on this weekend's event. this is a wonderful what filth you guys have here. thank you for coming in. philadelphia is tremendous. i got here as quick as i possibly could from southern california. i'm straight out of compton. i got here as soon as i could. every time i come to philly say why am i in pittsburgh. you wore the right jacket for the cold weather that we have here. we're good and we're ready. tell me about your story of survival.

>> my store of survival. my father passed away at the age of 49 to prostate cancer. little did we know in the beginning that prostate cancer had already metastasized in his lungs before we knew about hiss prostate cancer. in 199 my first brother was diagnosed with prostate, in 2001 my second brother was diagnosed with prostate cancer and free my youngest brother who was who he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and every time somebody was diagnosed with prostate cancer the cans of me having prostate cancer continue to go up. in 2004 my psa rose one point, it went from one to two and i said let's do a biopsy because of our family history. and because of that i got it early enough. i had it removed. and i'm still around. >> here you are. a year or two late started a foundation for prostate cancer. here's a question i have. obviously i think you already answered it. how hereditary is it because my

father had it. >> very hereditary. i don't know what age you are now. >> 35. i'm told by the time i'm home? >> maybe before that. > dr. georgia medical you want to speak to that? >> the sidney kimmel cancer center and the foundation for breast and prostate health, the first general consensus on the genetic testing. we're trying to put all this information together. this field is rapidly evolving. we know a lot about breast cancer and ovarian cancer in women, we're starting really now to get our hands around this issue of inherited risk of prostate cancer in men. it's a new field. all the technology, all the latest breakthrough are being brought forward so rapidly we thought it was time to get everyone together, researchers, clinicians, genetic counselors and put our arms around this to give advise not only to patients but to providers about how to best approach this. and how cool that we're host it

in philadelphia. >> we're very happy to be here. > can you you talk about some of the warning signs that people should look out for. robin he knew family history so he was proactive. some people don't know what they're looking for. >> we don't like to find patients who have symptoms from prostate cancer. in its earliest and most curable stages prostate cancer has no symptoms. screening for prostate cancer when a patient has no symptoms right now is very controversial. so it's very important that the patient has a good dialogue with provider as to are they the right one to undergo psa testing. you are a keynote speaker. when you share your story, what do you hope they walk away with. >> a sense of urgency is what i hope they walk away with. but i'm speaking to doctors here. the people that -- are dog the research. >> they're dog the research i want them to understand that sometimes we move fast and

because of the mixed messages that have been coming out from committees over the years, dr. are sometimes indecisive, do we move forward? how do we press forward? do check this person. >> i'm telling you, man, they need to start getting check earlier, there's an age. i say age 406789 a lot of doctors believe age 40678 you need a are the staying point. some say age 50, it depends if you have a familiar high history or no. it would be just like anything else. you don't want to walk in the middle of it because you don't know how long you have been cared for as far as psas are concerned which is a way of checking. you don't know where you've been over the last five years if you walk in and you have a psa of 2, 3, or 4. dr. georgia mellow, talk to me, sometimes it's a struggle with getting men into a doctor's office.

>> that's correct. women are much more proactive in their healthcare than men are. i think if men understand that this is the leading cancer in men and one of the leading cancer killers in men that we can find it early and treat it very effectively. once the cancer spreads outside the prostate, our cans of curing the disease go down dramatically. we are making advances in that area, but right now the best way to cure prostate cancer is find it early and treat it effectively. > that's exactly what happened with my father. they got it right at the nick of time. > it's not going to be a lot of warning signs in the beginning, that's why it's important that we get the information out. it's important that a guy like myself gets the informing out. doctors have been talking about this for years and a lot of times you have so am -- i could share with you associations or committees that are out mr. pushing back and the doctors said, no, no, that's wrong. we have the studies that say we need to start checking h this out a little sooner.

we really need to begin to teach children, young men in high school. > that early. >> oh, yes. my father passed when i was in college. but they need to begin to learn a little different than our women. our women begin to learn about themselves, they learn how to exam their breasts when they're in middle school. we have men who are 40 years old that don't have any idea. we have no idea about what's going on, what's happening with that and that if is a ill canner. we have 28 to 30,000 men dying every year. are we kidding ourselves in 20,000 men died in the vietnam war. >> this is very serious. > we appreciate you sharing your story. >> thanks for having me. > this is philadelphia. every once in a while you have to add some class. > i hear you. former nfl showing off the

hardware. > p:38 7:38. text your x. have you done it in two hollywood stars doing it and we're going t to talk about it this morning.

i'm jenn frederick and this is moment oh log. and this is maryann juan. good morning. i stock my kids' phone. i have brody's password for his social media and for his texting, you too. >> smart. guilty as charged. > the one thing that people said that they don't like about

their moms when they're liking and commenting on the kids' friends' pages. again, are you guilty. >> yes. > you got to stop doing that. >> i agree. > i would bo really upset if he did that to me. >> i agree. i need to stop that. > he doesn't even know me but i've known him since birth. the other thing what i sometimes do, it's more like for brody's friends that are girls, i'll say do you mind if i follow you on instagram, just so they know that i'm kind of checking in with them and sometimes they think it's cool. i always ask them to their face about that. >> i don't do that. i think that they would kill me or have heart attacks if i did that. i only creep on their pages and then i look at the comments, too, to see -- who is saying what with each other. >> who is this girl talking to you. so you're not going on patrick's friends' pages?

>> no, just on patrick's page. >> there are moms that are going on their kids' friends' pages. >> i do not do that. i am friends with a few of his friends and a few of grace' friends. you're not throwing a like on that. >> sometimes. the bottom line is, have a conversation with your kids and have a conversation with the kids' friends because i feel like the more communication that's other than the social media or face to face a, we all win. >> i agreement. now, can you show me how to snoop. >> here's my thing. did you see this thing that brody did? it was hilarious. be cool. aren't they fun moms. it seems brad and jen are back on talking again. they have been texting a the lot lately. it started last month when he reached out on her birthday. he's been confiding about the hard times he had with the split

from his second wife angelina jolie. > jen says she wants to be nice and her husband doesn't have a problem with it. brad and jennifer have been married from 2000 to 2005. >> cheated on jen with angelina, left her, married angelina and now he's divorced. >> and he cheated on angelina. he's got on issues. my whole thing is when they were married they did open up a lot of production things together. they had been working businesses. that i think you should be able to ex t, talk. the birthday, even like a sore breakup, i don't think that's a good old. you don't think so. > let's see what this guy says. >> that's putting the lure in the water. > birthday. >> i completely forgot that jennifer aniston was married right now. >> that is totally inappropriate. i disagree. so justin said he doesn't have a problem with it. he said he understands their

friendship and he's fine with it. this is my thing, though, if you are the woman know it's over, it's done, he's my x for a reason, you know how to nfl player gait that situation. it was such a weird breakup with him and her and with angelina, i think there might be a flame still burning there. >> did you see her at the oscars? >> she's always been gorgeous. >> she looked really good at the oscars. she also wore a black dress with a big slit up the front like angelina jolie did that one time. remember in i have a lot of thoughts about that. i want to ask jenny joyce, you're in a relationship now, what do you think about texting your x talk? >> i think it's a really touchy subject. i mean i understand the concept of being friends with an x. i think it's possible. i think it's feasible in certain

situations, but in generally just think it's trouble. i think one party may still have feelings for the other or the other one has moved on and it's not really not really a safe zone, in my opinion. >> i like that. it's in the a safe zone. >> i am friends with my ex. why does that not surprise me. i moved on. i was dating another guy, whatever, and i told him i still talk to him occasionally. it's harmless. he's in a different state. whatever. there's no feelings there. then i find out that this guy who had issues with me talking to my x was doubling and dabble with his x. they were dog more than texts. i feel like -- we're at the age, we're open, we're responsible. you faux what's there. be honest with yourself. i don't talk to this x because i know there might be feelings there or this person is disrespectful to my new relationship. let me just say this, too, plus,

after a while you're probably going to remember why they were the x to begin with. >> exactly. you remind yourself we're just friends. i don't see it like that. you and i definitely don't see eye to eye on this one. > so you would be upset with -- say for instance an x texted next week and said congratulations because they know about the wedding. >> no. > you don't care. >> no, not not that. > x texts you and said congratulation on the wedding, but no more than that. they meant a lot to you at a certain time in your life. >> yes, and i went through a family experience, my brother passed away, i got a tech from my x at that point. i saw whatever on social media. certain things absolutely acceptable. > you just mean the casual conversation. >> communication. > i got it. i want to hear what everyone

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if haven't headed out the door just yet make sure you bundle up. temperatures dropped overnight we're at 24-degrees. packer in the wind that's going to be kicking up throughout the

day it feels like it's 15. i think we're only going to warm up just a bit through today. we've got sunshine out there, but it really is just cold north westerly winds ushering in that colder air. also some flurries. we're dry as we head into our sunday as well. high pressure system to the north of us is expanding. whenever you see a high pressure system that means dry conditions. we have partly sunny skies throughout h this afternoon. this is a weekend forecast, most of us are going to stay clear and dry as we head through this afternoon overnight and into early sunday morning. the same kind of thing. i actually think sunday offers more sunshine, but temperatures are going to stay chilly through the rest of today and as we head into tomorrow. don't forget we've got that wind chill as we head into the afternoon feeling like 25-degrees. your high for today, 37. that's about as high as we go

through the afternoon. here's a look at the rest of your seven day forecast. we don't get much warmer on sunday and then as we head into monday, low 50s, partly cloudy, some rain chances returning by tuesday. > if you ever got yourself thinking she looks like a sue. or he is a bob. a new study may back up your instincts about whether people's names look like them. when researchers were given five different names they were able to correct match the right one to the unfamiliar face 30 to 40 percent of the time. scientists say the ability to match the name with a face requires the reliance on existing name stereo types. 30 to 40 percent, though, is not that high of a percentage. > keep studying that one. let's turn things over to dr. mike with this week's fyi dock aren't i'm dr. mike, the american academy of pediatrics has come out with warning for

doctors and parents about kids and marijuana use. now, i'm all for medicinal marijuana, but you have to be hur that your kids are not being exposed to secondhand smoke that can have long-lasting effects. people often ask me how can i live the longest life i possibly can up. here are a few tips, keep your wait down, exercise, don't smoke, get all your screening tests down and number five you want to have balance in your life. it's hard to do, but make sure you have a l whatted life. > in what may come as no surprise to anyone, a new survey found that when the new baby comes moms get more sleep deprived and dad snooze. that's not fair. look, if you're a guy out there and you have a new baby around you got to step up to the plate and help out. get up and make it happen.

i'm dr. mike, have a great weekend. > the st. patrick's day parade sunday march 12 at noon on fox 29.

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it's that time, 7:56, time to introduce our fox 29 athlete of the week. to do that mary rod rigorous from rowan university of the you went across the bridge to cherry hill, and what did you find.

>> when i first got a look at her she might look small, but don't let her fool you. let's take a look. senior ally a stevens of paul the six high l school is a basketball coach's dream. hard working, humble and hungry for more, ally a makes sure that not only is she ready on game day, but they are teammates as well. getting to learn 12 new girls every season is a lot of fun and i love my team so much. in a season where she fought back from injury and also dealt with the loss of her father she is able to over come adversity. my favorite moment when she scored her thousand points. she work really hard last year. she had an injury and she came back from the injury and that was my most memorable moment and i'll never forget that day.

tonight is senior day. the last home game in her career. despite the nerves and emotion surrounding the evening, when it comes for tip off, stevens is game ready. she doesn't let it overtake her. she also handles being ahead. when things are going her way see she knows how you to make the decisions at the right time and not many players can do that. she closes out her high school career at home with a win sunned by her friends and family who have pushed her all season long much what's next for the scrap i five ate guard? after garnering the attention of a couple schools she hopes this is not the last basketball game she'll be playing in. i'm hoping i'll be playing in college. definitely, no matter where she is at i will try to make the game. one thing is certain shell ' bringing her game and her smile with her.

what a memorable smile. something happened after you shot the story. >> i wish i would have been there. they actually won their conference championship in 24 years. it just goes do show what kind of a player she is. that's amazing. thank you for your story. >> thanks for having me. > we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back.

a school bus riled with begun shots, begun shots fired one after another while a child was on board. police say the terrifying incident was caught on camera. why it may be hard to identify the suspects involved. don't let this sunshine and last week's weather fool you, it's going to be a cold one. monica has your forecast coming up. we're having some challenges. a p toic that can drive couples apart before they ever start. sean is going to say i do and we don't want him to have any

issues. good day, everyone, it's saturday march 4, 2017. what's the count. >> one week. > you'll than down in florida. >> i'll be down in florida, key part on tuesday and i get married next saturday, one week from today. > it sounds like you have a lot planned. >> it's going to be crazy. it's going to be a hell of a lot warmer down there than it is here today. > i was in puerto rico yesterday, 85-degrees. came home to snow. > whipped me right back into shape. grab your coat and scarf. >> that's what i had to do. we had temperatures dropping into the 20s. thats ' how we're starting our morning. i give this a 5. here's why. temperatures into the 20ss in some areas into the teens. the poconos, 14. we have 26 for those of us in philadelphia, factor in the wind which is really going toic p up as we head through the next few hours. it's going to feel more like we're in the teens this morning.

so it feels like 14-degrees in philadelphia, wilmington, 18. in millville it feels like 19-degrees. mount pocono feels like zero. almost into the negatives. once again it's cold out there with temperatures. the winds making it feel even worse. make sure you layer up. that's the best way to combat the wind chill and the cold breeze. important the rest of your day today, around 9:00 temperatures into the mid to upper 20s with the gusty winds through about noontime and then we'll hit a high of 37-degrees but it's going to feel more like 25 throughout the afternoon. lots of sunshine. not really much to warm us up, but don't worry we have warmer recommends in the seven day forecast. i'll let you know when we hit the 630s again. > more than 40 shots fired at a school bus in logan while a child is on board. this is what that school bus looks like now thankfully no one was seriously hurt. this morning, police are trying to find out why this all happened. jennifer joist live at police

headquarters with the very latest on this investigation. okay, we're having on audio problems. we'll check back in with her in just a second. > to some breaking news, a crash in northeast philadelphia sends a man and a woman to the objection to the form police say the two were driving down fifth street to west york when their nissan hit a car and caused the car to flip on its side. the cause of the crash is now under investigation. no one was hurt after a church in west philadelphia catches fire. crews were called to the fisherman church's church shortly after 126789. 30. no one was inside at the time, buts of ons believe the fire started in the basement. the cause is now under investigation. > a car hit and killed a person walking in pottstown. it happened on route 100 and

shoe maker road around 8:00 last night. police are investigating the cause of that accident. new jersey governor chris christie has increased patrols around houses of worship. the announcement came during a news conference yesterday with the attorney general, state police and homeland security officials. the increased patrols are as a result of jewish cemeteries being vandalized and community centers forced to evacuate because of threats. it's happening all over the country, including our area of new jersey, delaware and philadelphia. people at the temple emmanuel in cherry hill are divided over whether the increased patrols will even help. > it does help and the best people who are thinking and seeing the security will think twice whether they will do it or not. i don't think it's going to help because it's in people's heart. people hate. > the governor also says there's a $10,000 reward for information leading them to any violations of biased crimes.

> more than 40 shots fired at a school bus in logan a. a child was aboard and the bus did look riddled with bullets. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. jenny joyce, we're going to check in with her again at police headquarters with the latest on this investigation. >>reporter: good morning, lauren, 42 shell casings were found in the area of 19 and wing hocken. if you take a look at this bus, all of the bullet who else, the shattered window, there were three people on board. it is pretty incredible that no one was injured. the driver happened to be traveling in the area of 19th and wing hocken when four masked men captured on video crime cameras, all four opened fire. a man on the corner was shot and answer ported to a local hospital by police. he's in stable condition. police are calling this an ambush-style targeted attack, but they think the shooters missed their intended target.

they actually meant to hit the man standing next to the victim. news of the violence and close call for innocent by tanners has people in the area disgusted. > i'm not surprised. i feel so sad for them. they can do better with their lives. i feel so bad. it may not be them next type. it may be one of our kids. > so scary. marie may says she's lived in high temperature neighborhood for 30 years. she watch the decline. when she first moved in it was really nice. it's gotten proively worse. police say they're using the realtime crime cams to help investigate the crime. they're talking to witnesses trying to figure out more about this this motive and again this ambush-style attack, issuing 42 gun shots in that area yesterday. lauren. >> so scary, jennifer joyce, thank you oh much. > today a community will come together to honor the memory of a fallen hero killed in the line

of duty. sergeant robert wilson the third was begunked down in 2015 while trying to buy his son a birthday gift inside the philadelphia game stop store. two men came in and started shooting during an attempted robbery and wilson was killed. today there will be a vigil in honor of wilson. all are welcome to attend. > today rallies will be taking place all around the country in support of people in our era. a spirit of america is taking place at dover, delaware at 106789. 30 at dover legislative mall. supporters will meet at the king of prussia mall at noon and neshaminy state park in bensalem at 1:00 p.m. > facing a new waive of questions about his ties to russia, people telling officials that he may shelf his on other security matters. this is his plan at least temporarily.

trump's deal with months could he suggests a new crop of advisors who have taken tougher stance on russia. concessions by jeff sessions. on monday he will amend his testimony about his contact with the russian a.m. bass some. he will respond to questions raised by democratic officials. he's under fire for not disclosing during his confirmation hearing that he met with a russian ambassador. sessions was a senator at the time and an advisor to the trump campaign. on thursday he said he would recuse himself and any federal probe of the trump campaign. > well, he won't be back. arnold schwarzenegger is terminating his involvement with the celebrity apprentice after just one season. > only one celebrity apprentice. > the former governor of california release a statement saying from the celebrities from

the crew shall to the marketing department was a straight ten. i would absolutely work with all of them again on a show that doesn't have this h back age. it's unknown if the show will continue for another season and who the new host would be. > a favorite food promotion has returned to south philly during restaurant week. you you can take part in a three-course lunch or dinner forsay salve a to $35. more than 20etterys are serving up special menus. restaurant week lasts until march 106789 i love when it's restaurant week. there's some really good deals. you wouldn't be able to eat at some of the restaurants for that price. > you get three courses. >> i lover three courses. > so we talked about text your x and we've got so much response to social media, people telling us what they h think about it. a lot of shady people out there, that's for sure. >> you think oh. > what are people saying? >> caroline says if friends all

along and a partner is cough if i and no tingling residual feelings no problem. brian say it's not cool to ex t your text unless it's involving your children's well-being. if you have children that, ' a whole different ballpark. we're talking about jennifer aniston and brad pitt who don't have children. >> there's also people that have children that still cross the line because he he hang onto a little bit of that, it's my child. i think for that you do want a lot of communication. when you have children you have to have communication. > that's true. but when it starts being flirtation. > one more tweet. the lovely intern, a casual conversation with an x, okay with the taraji face. > that is funny.

8:11 this mornings financial planning can be a tough conversation to have. so after the break we have some advice on how to make sure money doesn't come between you and your sweetie. you need toilings up because you have a wedding coming up in what, seven days. >> oh, yeah.

8:14, 4 chilly freeze, monica fresh off a trip from puerto

rico, comes home to philadelphia and boom, you had some snow flurries when you pothole. that was a shock to the system. even for someone who loves winter. i love winter and all it brings, but that was a shock to the system. 26-degrees is what we felt through the overnight. winds kicking up. this is going to be the problem through today. it's not just the cold temperature, it's the wind making it feel like we're in the teens. despite all the sunshine it's still going to stay chilly even through the afternoon. we have partly to sunny skies especially into sunday. i think we even see more sunshine starting sunday morning and continuing through the afternoon. it looks like a dry weekend forecast but it's going to stay chilly and on top of that through the morning and into the afternoon the winds are going to be kicking up. there could be gusts up to 35 miles per hour and that's going to make it feel more like the low 20s through lunchtime, mid 20s through 3:00 p.m. when we're expecting to reach

the highest temperature. 37 is your high in philadelphia. 35 a for those of us in trenton. 37 in wilmington. the best way to combat the wind chill, make sure to layer up and really reduce the exposed skin, the scarf, the hat and the gloves and then tonight another cold one. 17-degrees in the suburbs. clear and cold and winds at about 0 to 5 miles per hour. the winds do start to die down later this evening and through the overnight. by your sunday we're looking at temperatures once again into the mid to upper 30s, a lot more sunshine, calmer winds. i like sunday a little bit better than today. and then today monday we reintroduce some rain dresses. temperatures into the low 630s on tuesday. if you're not liking this cold weather it gets a little bit warmer next week. i'll take the warm with the rain. as we all know monies a common cause of conflict in relationships and sadly the reason that many couples decide to split up. but it doesn't have to ruin your

love life. before sean bray says i do to kelly. >> we have a catch quiz that's going to keep you financial compatible as long as you both shall live. >> okay. i'm going to see how good and financially literate you are. let's go. you have existing credit card debt, who is responsible for your existing credit debt? >> if i had an existing credit card debt i would say myself, me. > if kelly had it. >> she does, she has student loans. she's in charge of that. > is that separate. >> well, a good question. > all right. according to a study, if you bring credit card debt into a relationship and a lot of people do, the average credit card balance is 16 grand for people who hold a balance. that's a lot of money. studies show that if you work on that together, credit card debt, you have a better chance of you have a better chance of the relationship stronger. you think they combine the debt and tackle it together.

>> they need to can tackle it together. > that's my question, the strategy on student loans. sean thinks that she should tackle her own. >> student loans are a little different. herself ' why. a lot of folks refinance their student loans and when you do that you can put into a joint name, however that may not be the best strategy especially if you're getting a mortgage or applying for a car loan because it could impact both of your scores. you may want to keep the student loans separate also because if one of the partners needs forgiveness on student loans, if you've refinanced them into a joint longer you can't do it. > credit card debt is a different credit. >> work on that together. > the student loan debt, kelly has to pay that off. >> i would keep that in a separate name. > i want to say this, i offered to pay off her student longer it wasn't expensive. i'd say i'd pay it off. >> but she's an independent

woman who says i got this. >> she did. > if they decide let's take this to our smart phones and get a budgeting app, do you have a good budgeting app in. >> dan introduced me to one last week. > do you remember it. >> i didn't download it yet. > tell him again knowledge it's called mint. s there's a bunch of them out there. sean, you and kelly use whatever one you like. we use mint, it's free. it will keep you guys in sing. it keeps your goals, savings goals and things like that right in the president obama of your hand. i love it. >> you told me about it a year ago and it's the best thing ever. > install it right now. sean, here's a question, a lot of people ask this when people are tieing the not. are you going to have joint or separate accounts. >> we're going toive that the bills, the mortgages all come from one account but we're going to still have our own accounts as well. is that good or bad.

>> you're sharing sheets, you have to share balance sheets as well. studies have shown using a joint account, 46 h percent ever the people are like sean. they have a joint account but they also maintain separate accounts much has ' perfectly fine. you want to have the joint account for the expenses that you share jointly for sure. you want to have the side account for those receipts that you don't want going to her. > like what. >> steakhouses. i kid. he's so silly. and then the problem becomes who is in charge of the money because if you're independent, what did you guys decide when it comes to who is going to be the chief financial officer of the household. >> that's easy. it's her. obviously at the joint effort, at the end of the day there really is one partner who is going to pay bills and keep everything on track at least on a daily basis. in our house, it's the first lady.

i don't touch the checkbook. she does everything. i do money all day long, the last thing i want to do at night. > it is also important that you guys take you on track, no what the other is doing. usually the one partner comes the chief financial officer for the family on a daily basis. sean usually said kelly, and some people might not say it that easily. >> it oftentimes is a lightning rod. my recommendation is working with clients over the years you want to share that responsible. the first three years of our marriage, i did it and then a few years ago i said to the first lady, i'm done. i've had enough of it and by the way, if something happens to me, god forbid, you could step in no problem. i like the idea of going back and forth and rather 30 years or so of one person monopolizing the checkbook. >> that's true. i had a father who passed away and he took care of everything and then suddenly the mom was like, where do i start. >> men tend to die before women.

> right. it is especially important for you women that are listening to make sure you know what is going on in that checkbook at all times. it's true. be a little nosey, right? be more than a little nosey. be engaged, be involved and make sure you know what'sing going on. >> is like that a wedding present. > we have a couple of wedding pictures. >> we've been running stock footage. ericka has one as well from 28 or 29 years ago. > was it your wedding picture. >> it is. i'm not sure if we have it. > sean and kelly are a lot better looking than we were. >> we're going to find your wedding picture, show you some lottery numbers and we're going to be right back. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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moving. how you can get involved. plus, he wanted to cut his hair so he would look just like his best friend. the message behind this photo that is touching so am people. > welcome back, you're watching good day weekend, i'm lauren johnson. monica in for scott this weekend. facultative certificating weather on this h saturday morning. monica are you over there eating breakfast? >> i was eating. i totally forgot i was coming up. > guys, we have a five today. here's why. temperatures themselves, a cold 26-degrees in philadelphia. 4 in trenton. reading also at 24-degrees. fairfaxor in the wind which is really going to start toic can up over the next few hours and it feels more like we're in the teens. 14-degrees is what it feels like in philadelphia. lancaster the same thing. you're going to want to layer up for today. limit the exposed skin and it shouldn't be all that bad.

especially considering we have some nice sunshine out there. partly sunny as we head through the next few hours. gusty winds through around lunchtime. temperatures about 34-degrees and it's going to feel like 25 even as our temperatures reach their highest point at about 37-degrees. we've got some warmer temperatures on the way as early as tuesday. we'll talk about that warmup in just a bit, guys. > all right. thank you so much much the atlantic city boat show is back in town. it's all happening today from 10 to 8 and tomorrow from 1206 at the atlantic city convention center. kids 14 years old and younger are free. well, mr. may be a chill in the air, but atlantic city is going to be on fire this weekend. huge stars headlining down at the shore. entertainment reporter whitney -- whitney, how do you say your last name. >> altman. > thank you for coming p in. i love your glasses. >> thank you so much. > let's talk restaurant

opening. >> first of all tropicana they just opened jose cigars, we have bar elan and oak toshi. > they are opening this weekend. there is so much to do there. they have a saki bar. when you walk in, it's like you're walking into a candy store and as soon as you get into this candy store there is a door that opens and it takes you right into the sushi area. there's over 50 sac is that you are choose from. it's so cool. jose garces had the inspiration from when he went to tech could he and he was filming there. he said you had to ask if there was a restaurant. you would say is there a restaurant and they would say, yeah, and then they'd open the door. > he's opening three separate restaurants. >> yes. it's in the former area where

fin was. it's overlooking the ocean. it's so beautiful. the concept for olan it's kind of inspired by this tank will town in equal door. when you go in there, the bar olan is separating oak toshi and elan. itself is it more of a date night, sean and his girl or more like a girl's night. >> more of a date night, i would say. > at least for the elan restaurant. you can do anything at any of the places. the cool thing is, depending on the weather they will have seating outside in the summertime. > how school is that. >> that will be fun, tons of fun. > tracey morgan coming down the shore. >> how l cool is this? tracey morgan is coming back to atlantic city. he's going to be performing tonight at harrah's resort and you can still get your tickets to see him. one-man show. so nice that he recovered and he's going to be in atlantic

city again. about 130 bucks a ticket. > come on. there's a pool part at harrahs. whose oh at that one? the pool party at harrahs is so much fun that they just did $3 million of renovations and this is the grand opening. i am going to be interviewing him on the red carpet. maybe next week i'll show you what he said. >> i love it. > is this pool inside. >> it's under a big dome. it's at harrah's resort in atlantic city and they have all different acts coming in every week. this weekend dj hollywood, he helps book the entertainers and he's very popular in the dj world. i was reading my notes yesterday when i was at the hair salon and i was like wait, little john is coming. he's going to be there this week, too. >> he's going to be at borgata at the premier nightclub. the cool thing isis ' there a lot. if you miss him today, he'll

probably be there again soon. >> premier is absolutely gorgeous. > i don't know if i've ever been at premier. >> next time you're there, let me know. > you have a full weekend, you're going to be down the so. i will be. there's a viewing party at the view which is a new rooftop bar which has an outside area, which it's probably too windy to be outside. if you want to watch the boxing viewing party, they're having an induction party on memorial day weekend as well. > there's a lot going on in atlantic city. >> there is. > they need to legalize sports gambling and then everything will be all right. eventually it will happen. >> my theory is this, people talk about fixing ac, governor christie talks about it a lot, legalize sports gambling which it is legal in other parts of the country, it should be legal in atlantic city. the entertainment is absolutely

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school resource officer with some serious dance moves, the school dance team in billings montana asked the cop to join them for an assembly and the crowd went crazy. how cute is that? >> he's good. he had to memorize all those moves. it's one thing to show up, but it's another to actually remember. it's just fun to see him dog that. sometimes in the school you see the officer and you get scared. many i going to get in trouble? are my pants down too low. now you know they're human just like we are. > i do remember that conversation in school a lot about the pants too low. we're seeing a lot more of that, too. i know we ran a report on last night's news, a police officer tweeted out that she was sitting alone and then she met up meeting up with somebody because somebody saw that on social media. there's a lot more

connection going on. two boys in kentucky get matching haircuts to pull a prank on their teacher. five-year old jack asked his mother if he could shave his head so he could look just like his friend. he thought it would be fun to fool his teacher. if this isn't prove that prejudice is taught. the only difference between them. kids don't know anything else. they just see their friends a as my friend. >> exactly. i wish we all stayed that way. >> me, too. my nieces are by racial and i remember growing up, people didn't know what they were. it wasn't until they became ten or eleven that people started asking. before they didn't know and they didn't care. it's the conversation like who cares. the one thing that comes to my

mother is my mother never allow me to shave my head until i was about 14. i used to plead with her, can i shave my head, what was the reason. >> because i had good hair back in those days, believe it or not. > be careful what you ask for. >> i faux. > 8:43 this morning. it may be the world's first cannabis-infused gem. the company encouraging you to get sweaty and stoned? and later, can we burn over 10 million-calories in 20 days in philadelphia? i see a six back in our studio. have you seen her around? >> if you're smoking you're not burning 20,000-calories. my city moves is the campaign a. we're going to tell you all about it coming up after the break.

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we're keeping it dry. sunshine into sunday afternoon even to start with monday morning, but temperatures have really dropped through the overnight into the 20s and then for today we're going to reach highs into the 30s. but that wind chill is going to stay low. it's going to feel like 16-degrees for about 9:00 a.m. around lunchtime it's going to feel like 21-degrees much as high as we go today, 37 is your high for the city. it's going to still feel like it's mid 20s even in the afternoon. here's a look at the high, the temperatures, it doesn't really matter once the wind kicks up, it's going to feel much colder. 37-degrees is what the high is going to be later on in the afternoon in the city. we're looking at temperatures through the rest of the region in the upper 30s. it's going to be cold. winds are going to start to calm down, but the temperatures are really going to take a dip overnight. look at this, in the city 17-degrees for your overnight local. we've got 13-degrees in the suburbs. clear and cold. that's how we stay as we head into our sunday, clear, but

chilly much it's really not until monday and into tuesday that temperatures go from the 60s back into the 50s. it's going to be warm, but a rainy go of it as we head into tuesday. > it's a gym for cannabis lovers. how at planet fitness in san francisco encourages people to get high before they workout. customers will be able to eat marijuana-laced food if they show choose. the facility opened late last year. they say they are focused on at athlete side, not the cannabis side. they will give people a cannabis assessment to see how marijuana effects their workout and how best to consume it. sean is like wait, what. >> i'm not buying it. i've heard these things, let me just say that, that it's going to throw you off. you're equilibrium. it's basically like you're drinking. would you you drink and then workout. >> we're talking my city moves.

what do you guys think. >> i believe with him as well. it's like saying would you drink and go to the gym? i don't think so. i don't buy it, either. my thinking is whatever is going to get you moving, if that is something that moat investigates you, i'm not going to speak to the physiological benefit, but like whatever. i can buy that. if it gets people in the gym, maybe you let them do it. you know what also, planet fitness, they do pizza sometimes. i don't have a problem with that. i don't care, the fact is if you're going to eat pizza a once a post office, but you go to the gym five or six times the rest of the month, i don't care, just get to the gym. move. that's what you guys are here to talk about, my city moves. fabby said -- sean said show off your belt. not her ands, her belt. > we're looking at the absence right now. we're going to talk about the belt, my city moves and how you want to get the entire city

hundred it for the next 20 days, right? >> march 11 is when it starts. >> yes. > people can still sign up. >> yes. > we'll talk about it after the break. stay with us. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals.

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thanks a lot, welcome to the world. get ready to burn with a fashion. my city moves is a campaign that's hoping to motivate the entire city of philadelphia to get moving. hundreds around the city are going to be able to burn 10 million-calories we hope. 10 million. philly regularly ranked in the bottom rav of the country's most popular cities in terms of if it and active lifestyle. that's not good. tom, marketing director city fitness and our girl fabby, look at these and abs. i showed the picture because i got the picture of you guys, i showed it off when i was getting my hair done. i said can you believe she has two kids. >> and someone was like, what? someone said is this surgery. >> this is how she looks. that's natural. are you scared to take your shirt off standing next to her?

it's all inspired, 100 percent. i'm ready. last year was the first year we did this and it went well so you said let's bring it back. basically what we saw was a mix of financial incentives. city fitness puts out $10,000 in cash prices and then we get folks like fabby. last year we had connor bar win as well. they are doing this thing like that looks cool. they might win a whole bunch of money p. they are doing things like work out harder. over that 4-day period of time. people clocked 26 hours of work out gym. three hours of a ima week they were doing 6.7 hours. let's bring this back again to philadelphia.

i got interest in other cities but we wanted to do it again here because this is where i'm from. we want to get as much coverage of this as possible, as many people as possible so they don't think of cheesesteaks and beer when they think of a if it and active lifestyle. was it hard to get people on board? >> i don't think it was as much. i think everyone is a little more excited about the fact that it's something that they can vision and look at. when you look at something, it gives something to your brain. it gets you more stimulated and more motivated to participate. this belt keeps track of everything? >> it keeps track of everything and every time you go to the city fitness gym there's a screen right in haven't from of everyone so you're able to see if you're working hard and if you're not it stays at a certain percentage, at a certain color so it kind of pushes you to really challenge yourself. do you wear this all the time. >> i wear it all the time to be honest with you.

> it's like high technology. professional sports franchises use these. >> it's connected to your phone it's connected to my phone. now i'm not doing anything so it's at 44 percent. it's tracking your effort in realtime based on what your projected max heart rate is and then it awards you points based on how many minutes you're spending in certain effort zones. so if we put you and fabby to work right now and i told the phone, does it move. >> yes. > mountain climb ears. go. let's see. 39 percent, 40. a burp ', yes, back up. oh, goodness. tom can talk while he works out we've learned. >> pretty much. > do you guys meet up with the people or do people have to do their exercises on layer own? how does it work.

>> you can work up wherever you want. you're up to 49 percent. > there we go. anywhere in philadelphia. > oh, my god, stop the burp 's. we'll let you stop. it starts march # 1 through the 2 #, 10 days. we're talking about burning 10 million-calories as a city. >> yes. you're up to 83 percent. i told you. when you go up to city fitness and you look at your name, for the moment you're there. it doesn't stay up there. it kind of tracks it exactly like that. >> realtime. you don't have to pull out your phone every time. >> i love this. i got my t-shirt. i got my belt and i have to work out with her. >> do it. we're going to be wearing our belts. > where can people sign up. >> city fitness philly.com. you got another 48 hours.

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