winter. it's back. temperature are dropping. more snow on the way? your forecast before you leave home. a scary scene inside a local restaurant. gunshots ring out hitting a 13-year-old boy. what we know right now is the you don't know teen fights for his life. and i just couldn't believe my eyes >> a high school hockey game turns in on a massive brawl. it gets so bad, cops are called in and one players ends up in the hospital >> some other kid was coming at me and started throwing punches >> what parents and students in the stands were doing. from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia weekend. good day, it's saturday, march 11, 2017.

it's just you and i today. >> absolutely. how are you doing >> down in key west ready to tie the knot. i'm good >> he's enjoying weather warmer than we have right now. >> so you and i, we didn't have to wear like sleeves or coats earlier in the winning. and yesterday i woke up, it was heavy snowfall, today it's 21 degrees? >> feels like nine. winter is back. lauren. >> just when we thought it was over. >> mother nature playing more tricks, high temperatures just a few days ago in the 60's. and yesterday, we had the snow and now take a look at the bitter cold air, waking up on this saturday morning. yeah, that's not a typo. it's 21 degrees right now in philadelphia. deceptive sunshine, but look at the feels like temperature when you factor in the wind. single digitses right now in philadelphia. feeling like nine bone chilling degrees. and take a look at the situation right now across the area.

we are talking about eight degrees currently. that's the air temperature in the poconos. right now, it is 16 degrees in pottstown, 20 in atlantic city, and 23 in wildwood. yesterday morning at this time, we were looking at that snowfall across parts of the area, we had some of those snow squalls yesterday afternoon kind of reenforcing some of that colder air, dry and quiet for today. take a look at the expected high temperatures, upper 20's, that's it in the lehigh valley. low to mid 30's down the shore, right around 33 degrees in center city. so here's the bottom line for the weekend. forecast. we're talking temperatures today, and tomorrow, highs only in the thirsty for philadelphia. but feels like temperatures during the afternoon will be in the teens and 20's, so that's really how you need to dress. and then what about this? add insult to injury, we're talking about spring forward, you lose an hour of sleep for tonight as well and then

tomorrow it's going to be cold for that st. patrick's day parade. as we go hour by hour, take a look at future feels like temperatures, still in the teen, overnight and then tomorrow morning, at 7:00 a.m., feels like temperatures in philadelphia will be right around where they are right now coming up we'll talk about how long the cold air will last and looks like the potential is there for a snow threat next week, a nor'easter. we'll spilt outcoming you have no >> thank you so much. to our breaking news story, a 13-year-old boy fighting fors had life. serious injuries after getting shot in the head in nicetown section, jennifer joyce live at temple where he's been treated this morning, good morning, jenny. >> good morning, lauren, doctors are working to stabilize this p13-year-old and then he will b transported to chop. the it happened around 10:30

last night on the 2000 block of west huntingdon park avenue. apparently happened inside of a gold fish chinese restaurant. according to police, the teen was inside ordering food with a friend when the shooter walked in at some point word were exchanged between the two and the child was shot at poi point-blank range. at this point, no arrests have been made. officers spent the night combing the scene inside and and outside looking for evidence as police work to piece this brutal case together. and again, this victim just 13 remains here at temple hospital fighting for his life. lauren >> we wish him the best. in montgomery county a nasty crash sent four people to the hospital. this happened along black rock road in upper providence township. a blue car slammed head on into a tree. you can see the car pretty beat up there. this happened around 2:30 this morning, all four inside have been taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

no word yet on what caused that accident. today, marks the eight years since the disappearance of a cape may man, john wise becker was last seen on this day in 2009 by a postal worker. family members reported him missing that evening. there's evidence of some sort of struggle at the home and did not leave by his own free will. he would have been 28 years old today. if you have any information, you're urged to call police. photel being targeted by claims it allows sex trafficking to happen inside its guest rooms. attorney tom kline filed a lawsuit on behalf of a teacher girl allegedly end slaved and forced into sex trafficking at the age of 14. that suit alleges the roosevelt inprovided rooms for human traffickers who exploited girls and regularly saw men enter the room where the teen was kept. first suit file using the pennsylvania human trafficking law which allows fors

compensation for victims who were trapped >> what we believe to be the first lawsuit filed under this statute, is to send that message. that you will be held financially responsible. you need to clean up your hallways, have procedures and policies in place and you need to have personnel who do not look the other way. >> we did reach out to the hotel. they declined to comment on the lawsuit. a high school hockey game turns violent when a massive brawl breaks out on the ice. police are investigating after two players were seriously hurt. this happened thursday night between the ridley hockey club in central bucks west in hatfield. several people shot video of fights's posted it on line. they were hurt with nonlife-threatening injuries. shawn phillips is recovering, his team had a 7-1 lead towards the end of the match when things turned ugly >> i got up my helmet was off.

some other kids coming at me and started throwing punches in my head. >> the high school. it's not the nfl. it's high school. you don't -- i've never seen it. never, ever seen that before in high school level. >> spectators from the stands stard hockey's team management released a statement calling the actions indefensible and offered an apology to the team. today, vice president mike pence sets a rally support in kentucky for a white house backed healthcare overhaul as lawmakers on both sides are anxiously awaiting an announcement about how much the obamacare replacement might cost. the republican healthcare proposal moved forward in another congressional house committee. republicans are still split on the measure. some more conservative republicans say the new healthcare plan is just too much like president obama's healthcare law the affordable care act. others caution funding against those with preexisting conditions would not to go over well. gop leaders are hoping to push

the healthcare bill through congress before the recess in april. >> i'm for doing what needs to be done to mesh that the affordable care act, obamacare is completely released and replaced with something that is going to bring down costs for the families that i represent and we campaign on that message >> it's a job killer, hospitals will enclose. jobs will be lost. in addition to the access to healthcare that is there. the methodists have said people will die >> the congressional budget offices will weigh in on cost and impact of this plan on monday. . pennsylvania governor tom wolf was in philadelphia speaking out against the gop plan, he told a crowd at center in the park that the proposed plan would allow insurance companies to charge seniors five more times than others. he says 700,000 people are in jeopardy of losing healthcare.

>> we need to be concerned about anything that changes what we have right now. is it perfect? no. but there are hundreds of thousands of pennsylvanians who get healthcare and have access to healthcare who will not -- whose access will be jeopardied if this goes through. >> president trump argued the plan empowers individual americans to buy health insurance that is right for them. don't forget, it's time to spring forward get ready to lose an hour of sleep this weekend. daylight saving time begins tomorrow morning. that means we'll be setting our clocks forward one hour before bed tonight. while we're gaining an extra hour of daylight we're losing an hour of sleep. the time change can have negative effects on our healthy and we will talk about throws in the next hour of good day. can't set clocks forward. >> do it before you go to bed. we're talking about the sun setting at 6:04. tomorrow, the sunset will be

7:05. my mom was in a bad car accident, and she finally came to philadelphia. she showed up and we hung out thursday night. my aunt came with her. she's so much fun >> he's much better >> she's so much better. and people. >> she's laughing at the weather change, she had on short sleeve and yesterday bundled up in a coat with fur. she's like we're not used to this in an atlanta >> it will stay cold for her today. >> she was thinking of flying out on tuesday. >> we're going to talk about that. looks like a nor'easter. >> 7:10. it's a real life crime mystery 86 years in the making, a

delaware county trying clear a teen of murder after executed in 1931. find out who they believe the real killer is. first we're gearing up for all of the excitement of st. patrick's day. what you need to know about the parade's new route tomorrow. ♪

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vanessa carlson will be performing live at world cafe live. the singer released more than 15 years ago, this song, 1,000 miles will always be a fan favorite. doors for the concert. so what are we wearing >> by that time frame, it's going to feel like the single digits in the philadelphia area. so despite the sunshine today, we won't see temperatures warm rapidly at all. live look along the parkway, we have winds of change, and those temperatures are bitter cold on this saturday morning, 21 right

now. but take a look wait feels like, nine degrees. that is it. as we there can at numbers across parts of the northeast, it's cold, philadelphia, 21, rally, right now, freeze inning north carolina. 18 in chicago, eight in minneapolis. dallas at 64, we were in the 60 as couple of days ago, as we interlock at the current temperatures generally in the teens to low 20's. but this is the deal. we're talking about the feels like temperature right along the i95 corridor. feel like nine. feels like 11 in wildwood. feels like eight degrees below zero in the poconos mountains. the average high is right around vigilant. here's where we'll top out. temperatures in the low 30's to right around freezing for many locations. stuck in teens to low 20's for highs in the poconos. as we go hour by hour, by 2:00, feeling like the teens pretty

much area-wide, by 6:00 feeling like 15, 11:00 tonight, single digits to teens across the area, so it will be cold. the cold air will be locked in place through early next week. then we could have moisture, so watching an area of low pressure, kind of move out of the great lakes and transfer its energy to the coast, that could set the stage for significant nor'easter that could bring accumulating snowfall across the area. still some ununcertainties about the timing, the track and also that amount of cold air, but here's one computer model painting quite a thumping of snow from philadelphia to new york to boston, so we'll have to watch that. once again, we're going to be fine-tuning this forecast over the next day or so, the storm intensity will be key. the track if it tracks inland, it could bring mild air from the ocean and cut off the rain snow line and also, where the banning of heavy snow sets up. we'll continue to minority this

forecast over the next several days. but as we look at that weekend forecast, bitter cold for the parade tomorrow, lauren and then watching that tuesday nor'easter. yikes, scott, thank you so much. a big fire at a local peco substation knocked out power to tens of thousands of people, shutdown two schools for a day, bruce gordon explains what happened to drivers. >> reporter: they say you can tell a lot about a community by the way folks react when the chips are down or power is out. we're in such's trouble. on tuesday, a fire broke out at a peco substation in philadelphia. the blaze knocked out power to 36,000 electric customers, closed two nearby schools. also knocked out the traffic lights where allegheny avenue, hunting park and henry avenue meet. now, at a typical four-way intersection in a typical city,

drivers in one direction wait for the drivers in the other to cross. and that they go through. this process is repeated over and over again. and folks basically get where they're going to go with a minimum of delay. but this was in essence six-way intersection. and this was philadelphia. naturally, cars, trucks busses from all directions flooded into the middle of the intersection and sat there. staring at each other most likely honk at each other. almost certainly swearing at each other. complete breakdown of basic civility and common courtesy because there wasn't a little red or green light to tell us how to act. it was thunder dome out there. every driver for himself. so it went, for quite some time. all those vehicles facing off. grill to grill with nowhere to go. before long, the power was restored to the area, electric customers got juice back, schools reopened. as for the folks trapped in that

i'm yielding, they may still be out there for all i know. staring, honking and swearing, you don't need weapons or computer hackers, knock out a traffic light. get the lord of the flies going on. only in philly. what a mess. 7:19. it was a wild finish between villanova and see tan hal as the wildcats tried to win a spot in the championship game. highlights coming up next. first your winning lottery number. first your winning lottery number. hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em!

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last year villanova lost the title to a seton hall three pointer, but they went on to claim the national championship two teams met last night at madison square garden. with the championship game on the line, kris jenkins turn over leads to a three by miles pow giving seton hall largest lead of the night at 11 points. second half, nova down one

closing second. jenkins misses the three. josh hart what you perfectly time rebound and followed you, nova would go up to two. the pirates can tie but they didn't miss a shot. nova -- nova snags a rebound. wildcats beat seton hall 55-53 to advance to the title game. make sure to watch villanova go for the big east title tonight as they take on creighton on fox 29. coverage begins at 5:00. the eagles introduced a pair of refers to the lineup. both veterans, they hope to be difference makers in their offense next season. alshon jeffrey and tori smith both signed on the first day of free agency. both bring a little extra to the table. each worked in the past with a member of the eagles coaching or front office staff. those relationships help influence the players' decisions to sign on. >> when you know the guy really well, when people have been around them, seen them day-to-day, see how they are in

the building on the practice if he would, in the meeting room, it's a huge advantage. and we feel like we know our player really well because of that. >> let's hope the advantage works to our advantage. meanwhile the city still saying good-bye to fan favorite conner what are within, he was a leader on the field and make a bigger impact off the field with community service projects and connecting with the people of philadelphia. we heard from him again on instagram. he posted this picture of the city skyline and said yesterday was tough, meaning thursday, but thank philadelphia for all the love and support. the future is bright, onward and upward. and septa tweeted a picture of barwin saying the jersey may change but there will always be a see the on septa now, thank you connor. of course, conner always rode septa. we could see him biking around the city.

86 years in the making, a delaware county family trying to clear of teenager of murder after he was executed in 1931. who the family says is responsible now. good morning i'm dr. mike, this is going to be a terrible year for lime disease. researchers are found that mice colonies were all over the place last summer and they're an effective transmitter of lyme disease and ticks. so if you're out there, out in the woods, be careful. protect yourself. you know that adage you are what you eat? well, new research indicates that's absolutely the case. young people that eat lots of inflammatory foods, what do i mean? red meat, high fat, high sugar. if you do that, you increase your risk of getting breast cancer premen pausely. if you're out there and you're a

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top stories, a violent attack outside a delaware county apartment complex has neighbors on alert. state police say a masked man held up a 65-year-old woman at the madison apartments off could have entry lane in glen mills. police are looking into whether the attack is connected to a string of similar attacks across the state line if delaware. a masked gunman struck three times in new castle county. bucks county prosecutors filing notice in court. they plan to file death penalty of rape and dismember meant. the mother and her boyfriend are charged in that killing. sarah pleading not guilty at a formal rarely in doylestown,

jacob sullivan will appear at his on march 31st. welcome back, you're watching good day weekend on this chilly saturday morning, scott williams, cold out >> we're talking single digits, no snow but take a look at ultimate doppler from the past 24 hours yesterday, we were dealing with the shock to the system after high temperatures a couple of days ago were in the 60's dealing with a blanket of snow across the area, afternoon snow squalls. right now, we have nothing but sunshine, but it is does he wanttive because 21 degrees is the air temperature. feels like nine on this saturday morning, that's how you should dress. it's cold right now, 11 degrees in boston, 0 in burlington vermont, baltimore right now mid 20's and once again 21 decrease in philadelphia. take a look at the current windchill. how your body react, it's five degrees. that's the windchill right now in reading and lancaster, nine

along the i95 corridor and low teens at the shore. as we go hour with hour, a bitter cold air, temperatures by lunch upper 20's. 33 by 2:00, that should do it. tonight spring ahead, we're talking about losing hour of sleep. temperatures 33, 36 tomorrow, sunday, we're talking about st. patrick's day parade. bundle up. it is going to be cold, temperatures will be in the 20's and 30's with wind chills will be in the teens. lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. now, to a real life murder mystery 86 years in the making, at the center of it a 16-year-old boy, he was put to death back in 1931 in delaware county. believed to be the youngist person ever to die in a pennsylvania electric chair. now the family of alexander mcclay williams is trying to overturn his murder conviction thanks to evidence from a

stranger. williams was convicted of killing 33-year-old vi at a, stabbed 47 times with an ice pick in the cottage she lived with her husband who taught farming. according to records williams quickly confessed. was arrested october 10th of 1930, executed less than a year later. but the great grandson of williams's attorney says he's uncovered evidence. williams was innocent, saying it proves the victim's husband was the killer. williams's sister in her late 80's just wants justice. >> there's no reason for him to die. that's a terrible thing, if it was your brother, what would you do? what would you want? >> fight for justice >> fight for justice. it's been going on too long the family were in court to fight to have the case expunged. joining us the man whose graduate grand father

representing him 80 years ago. and the attorney representing him now. this started with a childhood interest of yourself because of a family tie >> i first heard about the story from my grandmother. it was her father william h ridley. she told me about this case, it made great impression and as i grew up i continued to research it. i was able to get permission from the glen mills school to get access to the student's record and you know, investigated that. and through the bar association's help, i was able to connect with rob keller. and he's been invaluable. moving as a team >> hoping to get the case expunged. it's been a long time, 1931. >> that's right. so we had very limited options and so expungement seemed like our best bet. we're trying to erase and remove the criminal matter from the judicial system. so we're seeking, we addressed yesterday, had a little

impediments to that and we'll be back on april 6th. and moving forward. >> the likelihood of this happening in your opinion? >> it's a very unusual request that we're making to seek an expungement 86 years later. there is a section of the statute does permit expungementment three years after a person deceased. it's been use rarely used in pennsylvania but we're trying everything we can to bring this matter to the court and have sue si carter's plea to have her brother's matters addressed in court >> sam, you found evidence, we're going to talk about that that points to her husband as being the person responsible for killing her, not this teenager >> absolutely. through ancestry.com, i'm also a jeaniologist, i was able to connect with a relative. she tipped me off they had been divorced. weren't married at the time of the crime >> but living together >> living together and they had been divorced nine years and she had petitioned in 1921 for the

divorce on the grounds. extreme cruelty. i was able to obtain that record which the prosecution in 1931 would never have known about because that occurred in michigan. and i was also able to through ancestry.com find a copy of the death certificate which appears to have been altered, and as well as alexander mcclay williams who had been altered >> it was a 6 that was made into an 8 >> this was a 6-year-old boy put to death and it indicates he was 18 when he was 16. >> he confessed to the crime. are we thinking that was just pressure? >> there was a history that he had been flawed and beaten there, he had been incarcerated at glen mills over four years, and even admit in the transcript that they tricked him and had him confused, talking with him, of course, miranda warnings weren't in place, all

protections juveniles now have were not there and after a number of hours were able to secure this confession. >> it's going to be our next netflix movie? it's fascinating >> just just it's an old case, the reason the bar association got involved in supported us is they see implications for what's going on today. and so they see this as informative and kind of a cautionary as it comes to juvenile justice system, and to be careful how cases are prosecuted, how individuals are interviewed, this individual was interrogated five, six times without a parent or attorney present. >> wow. and rob, does this sort of give you hope as a lawyer, anyone can just sort of jump into the legal process and get involved and you never know what can happen. >> i just think it's important to bring this to the public's attention. this was a dark matter in delaware county and i just think it's so relevant and important

that everyone hears this tale and we try to right the wrong. >> thank you both for coming in. we appreciate it. keep us in touch and let us know what happens. we'll toss to break and be right back.

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from noon until 3:00. did you know there is a new parade route. officials are preparing the area, it's going to be cold. >> it is going to be coming right down market street, so bundle up. it will be dry. that's good news. but just dress in layers and have a good time >> bob kelly has more on what you need to know. >> we're getting ready for st. patrick's day but something new this year, there's a new parade route. so in order to make sure that everybody r everyone knows the right route. we're going to walk it today with the mcdade school of irish dancers and have fun along the way. ♪ here's the deal. the beginning of the parade this year starts right here at 16th and jfk boulevard. right across the street from suburban station. you want come in if the suburb, take the regional rail. boom, the train let's off right there. you come right upstairs. this is where all the groups

will line up along jfk boulevard along 16th street and we need a handy map. 16th and jfk is the staging area for all the groups. and then we're going to walk east towards city hall. and work our way eventually all the way down to independence hall, and our fox 29 tv station. are you ready to do the walk? ♪ 15th and jfk. here's what's going to happen. another great area, look at this, we're right here at the corner of city hall. so when we get to city hall, what do we do? we make a right. that way. we go here and go up to the next corner and make a left. basically we're going to go around city hall, you girls ok? with me? let's go. ♪ i think we get the police officer here to do the irish jig. everybody practice your waves to the crowd. practice your waves.

the other side. the other side there's people on the other side of the street. come on. let's go. we got a parade to do. let's go. pump it up a notch. when we get to market street, we're going to bang a right and go right on down. we're on market street. let's go east. down to our fox 29. come on. >> go irish >> i noticed i was a little different. i needed curls. what do you think? so far so good, we're here at 9th and market in front of the gallery. it's been a long trip. we began at 16th and jfk. who's hungry? who wants a hot dog? we made it. we are here, right in front of independence hall in the nash constitution center. this is where the tv camera and

judging stands will be set up for this year's parade. we started at 16th and jfk. we went around city hall made a right at market and we're down to right here smack dab in front of independence hall. i'm ready for a little irish jig. how about you? ♪ happy st. patrick's day parade. >> bob, what are you doing? >> he's ready to go. . >> i walked into work today. i'm off usually thursday and friday, i walk to my desk and there's no excuse not to go to the st. patrick's day parade. i told her my mom was in town, there's a hat for mom.

i hope mom is ready. trish is here. she likes her shirt and tie combination. that shirt is short sleeve. >> you're going to have to maybe put a long sleeve >> and a coat too? a sweater. how many layers will i need? what's the temperature? >> by the start of the parade, take a look at this, it's going to be 29. high temperature tomorrow, 36, but you need to dress for wind chills in the teens, lauren. >> i might have to leave mom at home. i don't think she's ready for that. when bob showed us the parade route, that's a long walk. >> stay at home if you don't want to join. 7:44. a man walks right into a gas station and goes at two teenagers smacking one in the face, what police say happened moments before.

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in fact, take a look at the current temperature of the philadelphia international airport. 21 degrees. you factor in that wind, it feels like nine, that's how you should dress, that's how your body reacts, it is cold. 20 in atlantic city. 20 in wilmington, 17 allentown, 8 is the air temperature in the poconos, factor in the within feels like eight below, feels like nine in trenton, nine in wilmington along with atlantic city. so a bitter cold for your entire weekend, if you're headed to the flower show, bundle up, the philadelphia boat show bundle up as well, temperatures will feel like they're in the teens and 20's by this afternoon, cold for the parade. a lot of buzz about this potential brewing nor'easter as we head towards next week, energy will transfer to the coast, and churn up the ocean and with the moisture and cold air in place, looks look we will see a pretty good thumping of snow across the northeast and new england but the track will certainly be key. also, where that rain and snow

line sets up, but you can see right now, some of the models panning a pretty good picture of significant snow across the i95 corridor. back over to you, lauren. >> thank you so much. a bizarre case of road rage in new york when a man follows two teenagers into a gas station and just starts swinging. the incident caught on camera. you can see the guy walk up to the teenagers, and simply slap one in the face. this happened at a sunoco gas station in upstate new york. man, officers say the man was upset with something the teen did minutes earlier when they were riding bikes. police say the stranger followed them in his truck into the gas station. the store owner knows the boys, he's completely stunned. >> they come here for water when they're thirsty. these are good kids >> this behavior is completely unacceptable. regardless of how angry you are to rack in a physical manner like that will result in

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just hit me like a ton of bricks, i never expected it to be something that i would face >> an infertility is so much more common than people realize. >> heidi langle, has seen and heard it all when it mes to infertility >> >> they've been through a lot. disappointment and a lot of, quote, unquote, failure. >> 29-year-old anne white lived that exact grief >> i would most describe it as heart broken, i was angry and heart broken. i felt isolated >> after they spent thousands on three unsuccessful treatment, her doctor suggested music therapy among other more wholistic approaches. >> it sounds a little crunchy,

to be honest. i apprehensively signed up and i remember going into the first class nervous and skeptical >> nerves eased and so did her temperment. >> the group members talked about having a decrease in anxiety. feeling more connected to the partners, being able to manage the stress relation ally or with friend and family member >> evans watched music change his wife's mood and mind set >> it definitely brought us together to be reconnected after things have been up and down with the struggles of the journey. >> isolation became inclusion and anger was now acceptance >> the song is a good reminder, a, that everything will be ok. i'm not broken, that i'm strong. and that i will have a family one day. however, that may be, >> but heidi makes no promise

>> look, what you're going through is hard and i can't promise you that going through music therapy support group is going to end in pregnancy. ♪ >> with the lyrics >> chose to rewrite hope has a place by enya. we incorporated the messages and themes they had come up with >> anne found some sense of comfort and peace. >> they have tools in place that they can use in their daily lives to feel more centered, calm, grounded, connected. hopefully that also includes pregnancy >> and their voices lifted in a hopeful song. ♪ >> to learn more about the infer tillty wellness support group,

the classes roughly $35 per session and there are payment plans. if you have a great story you'd like to share, e-mail me, lauren.com johnson. after one husband's devastating loss of a long awaited pregnancy with his wife. the creative outlet allowing him to grief that's helping others learn to cope. coming up. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase?

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resolution to spend less in 2017. how is that working out for you? danry ricado has a few simple tips helping you save big if you shop on amazon. tomorrow it's the annual st. patrick's day parade in philadelphia. the special honor for some of philadelphia's finest. it's saturday, march 11th, 2017. it's cold in here. sue serio always said if it's freezing outside it seeps in here. this studio is so cold right now. >> that just tells you what we're dealing with. one of the coldest weekends so far this season, about the second coldest we've seen in the entire winter season coming in the month of march >> you checked the weather down in florida where shawn brady is getting married in a few hours? what's the temp >> low 70's. we're in the low 20's.

talk about 50 degrees colder here in philadelphia than it is in key west. winds have changed. a lot of sunshine. 22 degrees, but feels like 8 degrees right now stepping out on this saturday morning. right now, those winds out of the west northwest about 16 miles per hour. so we're not the only ones dealing with the cold air, 16 degrees right now in pittsburgh, take a look at burlington vermont, 0. boston right now, 11 degrees. take a look at the current temperatures, wildwood, 25 degrees. 23 in atlantic city. you factor in those west northwesterly winds. feels like 8 below. mount pocono 11, wilmington feels like 12 in atlantic city. if you're stepping outdoors, running errands, headed to the flower show, whatnot, we're talking about temperatures by noon, upper 20's, 33 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon.

that's about it for the high temperature for today. we spring forward overnight tonight into sunday. then tomorrow's high, stuck in the 30's. cold for the st. patrick's day parade. we'll talk about the potential lauren next week for a nasty nor'easter that could bring put significant snow coming up >> then let's hope it's over. a 13-year-old boy fighting for his life with serious injuries after getting shot in the head in the nicetown section, jennifer joyce is live at temple university hospital where he's being treated. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. and doctors right now are working to stabilize this 13-year-old victim. then he'll likely be transported to chop for treatment again he is listed in critical condition. after he was shot last night in the head. police tell us it happened around 10:30 on the two they block of west hunting park avenue. apparently happened inside of gold fish chinese restaurant. according to police, the teen was inside ordering food with a

friend, when the shooter walked in at some point words were exchanged between the two and the child was shot at point-blank range. investigators say the exchange was caught on tape. but at this point, no arrests have been made. officers spend the night combing the scene inside and outside looking for evidence as police work to piece this brutal case together. again, we have a 13-year-old, who's fighting for his life at temple hospital >> in montgomery county, a nasty crash sent four people to the hospital. this is along black rock road. the car slammed head on. you can see the car banged up. it happened around 2:30 this morning, all four people have been taken to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on what caused the accident. today marks the eight years since the disappearance of a cape may man john wise becker was last seen on this day in 2009 by a postal worker. family members reported him missing that evening. investigators say there's

evidence of some sort of struggle at the home and did not leave by his own free will. he would have been 28. if you have information, you are urged to call police. tense moments on the hockey rink during a high school game in montgomery county. two players recovering from that massive brawl. the fight also has police involve. fox 29 dave kinchen reports. >> reporter: in the i'm sure hockey tournament game heats up on the ice in hatfield. ridley hockey club players brawl with central bucks west as ridley trails 7-1. it's the quarter if i'm for the flyers cup, which means the loser goes home >> the second period they stopped playing hockey and started trying to hit people. trying to hurt as much as they could >> west defense player shawn flips is recovering from a swollen eye and broken nose after taking a pounding >> i got up, my helmet was off and some other kid coming at me and started throwing punches at my head. next thing i know i was bleeding all over the place >> it's high school, it's not

the nfl. it's high school. i've never seen it. we never seen that before at a high school level. >> reporter: video has gone viral on social media. adults can be seen in an altercation in the stands. hatfield police responded and say two players reported injuries while police investigate, shawn wants to heal since his team has another game to play. >> see if i'll be able to get back on skates as soon as possible. >> reporter: ridley hockey team management released a statement calling the actions of some players quote, indefensible and offered an apology. it's unclear if the league will take action in this incident. in hatfield, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. u.s. customs agent in new york make a shocking discovery at jfk airport. when this man flew into jfk from the dominican republic last week, he was nervous appeared to be busting out of his pants, well, you can see why. officers say they found more than ten pounds of cocaine taped

around his leg. this worth about $164,000 on the streets. he's now drug smuggling charge the state of maryland opposing president trump's be controversial immigration order. will join washington and four other states in filing the new complaint on monday. washington's attorney general will ask a federal judge to renew its request to block the travel ban, takes effect thursday jeff sessions following previous administrations asking for resignations of dozens of u.s. attorneys. one, new jersey's top federal prosecutor, paul fishman. the justice department said many federal prosecutors appointed during obama's administration have left but attorney general sessionses asked the 46 hold overs to resign, his request is not unusual. new administration often appoint their own federal prosecutors. vice president mike pence set to rally support in kentucky

for a white house backed healthcare overhaul as lawmakers on both sides await an announcement about how much the obamacare replacement could cost. the republican healthcare proposal moved forward in another congressional house committee republicans are still split on the measure, some of the more conservative republicans say the new healthcare plan is too much like president obama president obama's signature healthcare law. it would the no go over well with voters, gop leaders are hoping to push the bill through congress before the easter recess. >> i'm for doing what needs to be done to make sure that the affordable care act, obamacare is completely repealed and replaced with something that's going to bring down costs for families i represent. >> it's a job killer. hospitals will close. jobs will be lost in addition to

the access to healthcare that is there. the methodists have said people will die >> the congressional budget offices will weigh in on the cost and impact of this plan on monday. today, health services organization philadelphia fight will acknowledge national women's and girls hiv aids awareness today. a community health fair will be held from 12:00 until 4:00 on cecil b more avenue according to the centers for disease control, women make up 20% of the new hiv infections in the u.s. the events will provide women, girls and families of the resources to help prevent the spread of hiv and aids including free and confidential hiv testing. this is the weekend we spring our clocks ahead for daylight saving time. gain an hour of sunlight in the evening, but we have to sacrifice an hour of sleep. studies shown that the lost hour can have a huge effect on our health. researchers say there's an increase in stroke and heart

attack risk in the first few days after moving the clocks forward. there's also a spike in car accidents. what can we do to minimize the impacts? experts say this, you can try going to bed little earlier to get the extra z's and a good idea to let yourself sleep in tomorrow morning or take a nap in the afternoon to help reset your inner clock. what do you do? >> can we just take monday off? take that monday off? >> let's ask jim. scott and i want to know can we be off on monday >> we do spring forward overnight tonight into sunday. sun sets today. 6:04. tomorrow, 7:05 >> haven't you noticed you can sort of see the sun rising before, it was jet black at some point. now you can see the sun a little bit >> sunrise will be right around 7:12, something like that. about 12 hours of daylight and also nighttime >> this makes it tough when you have to go to bed at 7:00 in the evening and you feel like it's

5:00 in the afternoon. >> it's going to take awhile to adjust. but we're looking forward to spring but it's not feeling like spring, we're nine days away, a brewing nor'easter next week. >> hopefully this is the end for the season >> never say never. >> i know. it's true. let us know what you think about all of this, springing forward, snow. problem sleeping during the daylight saving time. use #fox29goodday. people are running full speed at a camera and make a sharp turn. yesterday i was so confused. stay tune for good day's version of the social media trend later in the show. you probably made a resolution to spend less in 2017. how is it working out for you? dan the man has a few simple tips to help you save big when shopping online. dan, are you readuse #fox29good.

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♪ hey. it's cold outside. you see the snow. skiing going on. but the spring is in the air as the 2017 philadelphia flower show set to open in just a few hours at the pennsylvania convention center. we were live there for a sneak peak. this year's theme is holland flowering the world. celebrates dutch culture.

the show running through march 19th. that could be a good option for people who don't want to be outside >> a what to get away from the bitter cold. head out to the flower show, dry conditions for today, but bundle up if you're headed over there. to as far as the forecast and then for tonight, into sunday morning, don't forget to, yes, spring ahead, the start of daylight saving time. turn your clocks ahead one hour, so you lose an hour of sleep. now also a good time to change those batteries in the smoke detectors as well good around spring forward and fall back. as far as what's happening on ultimate doppler. we're dry, we're quiet after yesterday's burst of snow across the area. folks right now in the poconos, and enjoying some of the fresh powder out there. it's cold. 22 right now in philadelphia. you factor in that wind, it feels like eight degrees. 19 in the lehigh valley, 19 in

trenton, 22, philadelphia, 23 in wilmington, but those are the air temperatures, you factor in the bitter cold air and wind. feels like 12 right now in atlantic city. across the area, mix of sun and clouds. high temperatures around freezing, 32 in trenton, 32 in wilmington, upper 20's to low 30's north and west, low to mid 30's once you're down the shore. factor in the winds and attack a look at the windchill by 3:00 this afternoon, feeling like the teens pretty much area-wide, by 7:00 feeling like 12 in philadelphia. then as we move toward tomorrow, for the parade, it's dry. it's quiet. but it is cold. bundle up. by noon, the start of the parade, temperatures upper 20's, windchills will still be in the teens. of course, as we look at that seven-day forecast, a cold weekend and then looks like a brewing nor'easter monday night into tuesday. coming up we'll talk much more

about the timing, the track and really what we're watching as things kind of develop into early next week to perhaps lauren, produce the most significant snow of the season. >> my goodness. just when we thought we were headed for spring. scott, thank you. eight hour ten americans shopping online according to a new study from research and we're searching desperately for the best deals. here to share the secrets for safering big on amazon is our money guy, dan ricado. we got them. >> i'm checking out. hold on a second. >> is it in the cart? >> back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, if you needed a sweater you went to a place called a mall. it is now in the palm of your hand. we're doing shopping online. it's a reality. that's where business is going. 10% of retail sales are online. that will double in the next five years, we got find out how to get the best deals like we used to do in the mall >> everyone told me when i was christmas shopping to get amazon

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temple who is using his university meal plan to help the homeless. he found using his meal card at several locations on campus could get him nonpermissible items to give to people throughout the city. he wanted to give back and do something for the betterment of his community >> we have a lot of opportunities as college students, and we should give back to the less fortunate. >> in addition, he personally distributes the food with other temple students. he says this helps him stay connected with the community >> i do myself because i feel like it's more scenario plus you could actually interact with these people and see responses. >> students who are involved with the project called swipes for philadelphia reenforce the important of giving back to the community >> being in a city where there's a lot of homeless people, it's nice for young peanut butter to take action >> there's nothing else like it and i think being able to go out and see all the people you're able to help is a huge part of it >> with a website in works, ebrio helps the project will expand through the philadelphia

and eventually other cities on the east coast >> the most rewarding part of his project is seeing the faces of the people he helps. >> i get a lot of positive response, there's joy in their faces and that is a beautiful thing. >> that's awesome. >> the really great and if anyone is trying to get involved with this project, check how the his facebook page called swipes for philadelphia. at great project >> i was looking it up since you told me. 8:26. after one husband's devastating loss of a long awaited presidency with his wife, the creative outlet allowing him to grief that's now helping others learn to cope. later, siarra, recovering after scary ordeal and her spiritual message to fans this morning.

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targeting women outside of their apartments. bucks county prosecutors filing notice in court they plan to seek the death penalty against that woman in the rape murder and dismemberment. her adopt mother, sarah and her boyfriend jacob sullivan are charged in the killing. pleading not guilty in a arraignment yesterday. jacob sullivan will appear at his formal arraignment on march 31th. scott williams with a look at your chilly forecast. nine days until spring and looks like winter is making a come back. this could be one of the snowiest parts of the season over the next several days, as we look at ultimate doppler, we're dry, quiet, as we move little farther towards the midwest around st. louis at snow some headed toward middleton and around the nashville area believe it or not. as we take a live look, a lot of sunshine but cold. 22 degrees right now at the airport. you factor in that wind.

feels like eight degrees. so single digits wind chills on that he is saturday morning, 24 now in millville, mid 20's dover, 19 pottstown along with allentown, take a look at the windchill, how your body reacts, feels like seven in lancaster. nine is what it feels like right now in trenton. 33, the afternoon high temperature for today, 36 for tomorrow. cold for your weekend. we spring forward overnight tonight, then as we head toward early next week, a lot of buzz about that brewing nor'easter, we're watching energy that will move out of the midwest. transfer its energy to the coast and kind of spin up that area of low pressure. the coastal storm, the nor'easter, the track will be key. if it track as little farther to the coast, that could tap into some of that milder air relatively speaking with the ocean and bring more rain a little farther inland but if the low is farther to the east and some of that cold air kind of locks in place with the continuation of northerly wind,

that could mean more snow across our area. take a look at one computer model developing that area of low pressure, monday night into tuesday, taking it up the coast. you can see the ribbon of pink of purple. that would mean anywhere from, say, six perhaps 12 inches of snow. continuing to minority the situation as ingredients and new computer information continues to come in. that is what we'll be watching into early next week. winter is not over yet. back to you. just a span of a few months, jim and his wife lost a long awaited pregnancy as well as both of their fir babies, they discovered an important message of hope they wish to share with others who may be struggling with how to handle loss or explain it to their children. he put pen to paper and authored the heart warming new children's book how brady and ducy became bus to her and lucy to give him a home

>> jim joins us to share more of his story. jim tell me your story briefly. in the beginning, when you first learned about infertility. how did you handle it? it's depressing, lonely sad. from a male perspective, how did you handle it >> i didn't handle it well. my initial rack, men and women grief differently. but my initial reaction was anger. why is this happening? you know, why can't we get pregnant? i blamed the doctor. things like that. >> and did the anger fuel the frustration in the situation? did it make it worse? >> no. i think, what i learned is through this process, is that you have to grief in your own way. and allow yourself to feel those emotions but then let them go. >> do you think there's a struggle sometimes with men because you guys are always so tough. you have to carry the load and

the weight. do men sort of put that grief off to the side and don't handle it appropriately >> for sure. i think that's absolutely true, and that, my grief plan fested as anger. which maybe isn't healthy. again, i think you have to allow yours to feel whatever you're feeling and let it go and try to rechannel that into more positive energy >> you did that. before you did that, you also had two fur babies and you lost both of them >> yes, it was awful timing. he were lost them right around the time that we had an ectopic pregnancy. it was a heartbreaking thing we have to do. and soon after that we lost our boxer brady and ducy. they were instrumental in helping us cope >> what did you do >> we didn't do anything. another boxer and another black cat found us. >> really? >> yes. friend of a friend of a friend

found this boxer and you just -- he found us. that's what we tell people. >> that helped, of course, tremendously, yes, they're great, we're animal people. so, and again, they're very instrumental in enhancing our lives. >> so your anger sort of manifested itself after you got over that grief into writing and that helped you a lot. >> yes. it did. it's -- the book was based on inspired by that experience. those few months, challenging months. >> how was that for you >> good, helpful. it helped me cope. it was -- it -- represents the idea that our love ones come back to us. and that's kind of something i believe strongly in that our energy and if you can't

extinguish that it comes back to you in different forms. >> i love it. tell me quickly for tips for husbands who might be walking in your shoes or experiencing the same journey with you. infertility or loss of pregnancy and that type of thing, what's your best advice for them? >> my best advice is to recognize that your wife is grieving differently than you are, because it's just a fact. women experience this kind of loss more intimately than a man. women grief differently. allow your wife to grief in the manner she griefs, open communication is key. timing is important at the appropriate time. and finally, i would suggest something, getting out of your own head, which means doing something physical. for me i've been doing juditzu. when i have a guy 40 pounds on my trying to choke me, i'm in

that moment. i would encourage men and women to do something physically strenuous >> i love that get out of your own head. it happens to all of us. you keep thinking about it and overthinking it, and thinking again, and it doesn't do you any good >> exactly. it's negative energy and ultimately you have no control over it >> we wish your wife the best. let us know if you have good news so we can put you back on tv. >> yes. >> ok. ok. >> well let you know >> 8:37 this morning, tomorrow is the annual st. patrick's day parade. the special honor this year for some of physical's finest. stay with us. ♪ philadelphia's finest

. we're excited the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade is tomorrow. this year's theme honors police officers and this morning, our karen hepp introducing us to the ring of honor. >> reporter: tip your hats to the men and women in blue. this year's parade thrum is st. patrick's day protect and the guyed our police officers. getting special recognition our ring of honor. chief inspector joseph sullivan kept us safe during the pope's visit and the dnc and parade day will be no different >> i'm very fortunate. i have the best commanders and the best officers in the police department that will be out there. >> officer patrick boyle he served and his son danny who

tragically was killed. the boyles run a charity to help other children >> it's a great scholarship in honor of his son who died 20 years ago. >> he's most famous for being mugged 278 times as a granny cop >> takes a brave man to dress as a grandmother to catch thieves on the street. he's great guy too. . officer james lennox, a true leader >> the emerald society founded and the irish society. police officer solved a lot of big cases back in the day. captain william maye is at the police academy now and never stops plugging the job he love >> we're hiring if anyone is looking for a profession to get no law enforcement. go to our website and log on, and you'll have an opportunity to join one of the greatest professions that there is >> edward merely served decades,

he made news this september when he was shot. here's some of the philadelphia eagles visiting with him in the hospital. detective lieutenant edward monahan >> unassuming, irish, low key, great human being to be around. >> what an incredible honor >> district attorney jude conroy >> jude is an excellent attorney and prosecutor, and love his irish roots >> just true irish. >> jared dillian president of the athletic association, lives for coaching >> i enjoy it. >> be robert heenan. business manager >> a great leader in the union movement. michael meehan >> he's a long-time republican in a city that's 90% distraught. i think you have to tip your hats off to the other party. thomas o o'donnell.

the hibernians is a terrific to honor. barny boyce, advocate of irish culture. john dougherty senior >> it's a great honor to be selected for the ring. >> it is a great honor. well deserved for all these men who have given so much to the irish culture that they love and cherish. karen hepp. fox 29 news >> you can catch the parade live here on fox 29 tomorrow from noon until 3:00. 8:43. a flight attendant receives the news she has been waiting for, we'll tell you who stepped in to help save her life. later, sierra is recovering this morning after a car accident in los angeles. how the pregnant singer is feeling after the ordeal and her spiritual message to fan this morning.

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33 center city for the high down the shore, mid 30's, cold and breezy upper 20's, that's about it in the lehigh valley. a bitterly cold air mass right now. we're talking ten in the poconos, 19 in the lehigh valley, and trenton, 23 degrees, that's it right now in atlantic city. but you factor in that wind, the windchill, take a look at this, it feels like six in allentown, feels like seven in wrightstown and eight right now in philadelphia. running errands headed to the flower show to maybe think spring thoughts? we're talking a cold start out there, 24 degrees at 9:00, 33 the afternoon high temperature. tomorrow, the st. patrick's day parade bundle up. temperatures will be 29 at the start of the parade but it if feel around colder. we're talking about the colder air locked in place. next week looks like a trough will kind of dig energy will transfer toward the coast.

and that will likely spin up a coastal storm, a nor'easter is going to be depending upon the track the intensity the amount of cold air, if it track as little farther to the east, more cold air, that would mean more snow, if it tracks a little farther inland, that would limit the snowfall and also provide more in the way of rain. take a look at that computer model as it heads up the coast. a significant snowstorm for that i95 corridor and of course we'll continue to fine-tune that forecast over the next couple days, highs in the seven-day pretty much stuck in the 30's. >> that does not look good for us. it's cold. star bucks is adding colorful cups. they will come in three easter egg colors, yellow, turquois green, you can grab one starting next week in their stores. . nissan creates a concept card for your dog, the x trail

features an access ramp so dogs can get inside easier. a 360 degree, and even a dog cam, which allows both the dog and the owner to see and hear each other while driving. if you want one, you'll have to wait. the car will be in europe before coming here to the u.s. trending this morning, a pilot showing serious love for a flight attendant. she needed a kidney. the pilot gave her one of hers. jenny struggled with kidney disease, brought on by lupus, she's had 15 years. she's in need of a kidney. she sent out a company-wide e-mail saying she needed the kidney and set up a facebook page to find a match. her best friend who is also a pilot decided i'm going to get tested to see if i'm a match. she was. >> once we can closed the door we have to rely on the person sitting next to us to save our life literally >> there's a small chance i will never return to flying if my remaining kidney does not pick up the slack for my removed

kidney. i've always said my job is risk assessment. what i do for a living and i have determined that the reward in this is greater than the risk. i say i'm going to lose a kidney but she gets to live. it's a fair trade-off >> both women hope their story will inspire others to consider donation >> those stories make me have the chills and make me feel warm and tingly when you know someone almost a strange can do something so kind. >> in that case, they were right next to each other. >> sometimes life leads you in those directions, they work together, she's going to save her life >> beautiful story. gift of life is awesome. >> i love it. how do you save this person's name? ciara? >> sierra >> i always say ciara, and everyone said aren't you from atlanta? don't you know her name? why does she spell it that way >> i'm pretty much it's sierra. >> speaking of dancing, the get

out challenge inspired by the new movie. running full speed at a camera and make a sharp turn. the good day players tried it last week. actually, thursday. we're going to show you what happened. do you think everybody stayed on their feet, i hope so. >> me too.

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♪ . 8:54. singer sierra doing well after involved in a car accident. in her third trimester of pregnancy and was t-boned at a los angeles intersection yesterday. reports say she was driving her white mercy suv and making a left turn when a gray volvo slammed right into the passenger front side of her vehicle. not long after the crash, she tweeted out thankful for god's grace and amniotic fluid. and her husband wrote, mama wilson and baby are feeling great, god is so good. good day is joining in on the latest internet craze. the challenge inspired by jordan peel's new horror movie. and one cheap pie scene. it involves running full speed at the camera and making a very sharp turn. curry captioned #get out and

here's what happened when good day joined in on the train. >> he did the stef curry move. i like it. >> she's fast. she's fast. >> my gosh. >> that was quincy commenting. >> first up is karen hepp. >> the heels are off. >> karen looked like she was going to crash right into the camera. look at iain. apparently he had some kind of knee surgery. which is why he wasn't full speed running. and alex trying to pull out her track days.

>> that's quincy. >> look at alex running like full speed at the camera like she's still running track. she was a track star. that is so funny. >> here's fails, of course, there's those let these videos be a cautionary tale if you're trying to reenact the scene, make sure that you have enough fai faith -- what is wrong with these people? who does that? jeez. >> then there have been 100 reenactments posted with the #get out challenge. you're take a look at two of them. seems like a simple video to shoot. look at that. some are proving it's a lot harder than it looks. that's a lot of people. i believe i would be more afraid of being the person holding the camera. because some of these people look like they cannot even slow down if you needed them to. >> exactly >> maybe i need to see the movie so i can understand this.

i'm very confused about it. have you seen the movie >> i have not. so there's not really -- they're not really a point to do the challenge. just trying to recreate the scene in the movie that makes the little sharp turn >> i need to go see it. i continue to hear about how great it is >> a lot of buzz. i want to go see it. i might go see that. tomorrow i'm participating in the st. patrick's day parade. 12 noon and it will be cold >> but it will be dry, that's the good news. it has a new parade route that takes right through market street, and of course, we'll be broadcasting live from noon until 3:00 here on fox 29 but the weather is going to be cold. we have a look at that forecast and of course, temperatures at the start of the parade are going to be in the upper 20's, windchills in the teens >> a hat, scarf, coat and lots of layers >> you got your gear. >> i know. i'm prepared. we will see you guys tomorrow at

7:00 a.m. have a great day.

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