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price free. ♪ from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. saturday april 1st, 2017 be careful i saw scott and as soon as i saw him something came lik giraffe april that everyone has been saying they might think it's a joke. he said she had the baby and then he walk out, ok, get ready fores to come. >> it is april 1, rent is due. pay your landlord, get it going. pay your rent, mortgage. what's the temp? it's in the 30's right now, so the good news is the rain, it is moving out but we still have a bit of a chill in the atmosphere and also today, we'll keep the clouds around. so weather by the numbers on a scale of one to ten, today we will give it about a six, so

once again, improving weather hour by hour throughout the day and i think tomorrow will be the pick day of the upcoming weekend. folks are kind of out and about up in adam on this saturday morning, let's check the temperatures, 39 due points in the mid 30's, and as we look at the winds out of the north about 17 miles per hour, making it feel a little colder, as we look at ultimate doppler right now, here's yesterday's wash-out of a system, pulling away but look at the snowfall, upstate new york, parts of new england, some locations could see up to a foot of snow, for us, clearing conditions but we will see the rainn end, cooler temperatures for highs today will be stuck in the low 50's. once again, the heavy rain fall is out. the poconos mountains, still looking at a little bit of a wintery mix, perhaps flurries. across the region for today, we're looking at 53 degrees, the high temperature in philadelphia, 61 degrees for tomorrow, coming up, we'll have

that forecast now, talk about more rain in the seven-day forecast, and what to expect as far as temperatures with that april outlook. back over to you. >> thank you so much. a man in the hospital this morning, a row home collapses in southwest philadelphia, jennifer joyce live from the scene with more on exactly what happened, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and this is a right now collapse, take a look behind me here, reduced to rubble. a 59-year-old man was taken away on a stretcher fire officials say his injuries are not life-threatening. the building collapsed around 2:45 this morning here on the 6100 block of yocum street in southwest philadelphia. fire officials say it took a little bit of time for rescue t in the rubble. he was rescued. neighbors say the home is abandoned. fire officials say the victim is a homeless man seeking shelter.

licenses and inspections officials tell us the owner was hit with a violation in january because it was in imminent danger. the owner had until april 5th to demolish the building. it collapsed on its own, neighbors say they heard the commotion overnight. >> my wife called me outside, because she's like wonder erring what was happening, she see something happening. i came outside i said what happened collapsed. i'm like, i looked down the street, but they been abandoned awhile. >> obviously, this time of the year, after the winter season when you have repeated thaw cycles and heavy rain, that could have been a contribute be factor, but we don't for all sure until we start appealing away the layers and determine exactly what the sequence of events were. >> reporter: the victim is

expected to be ok. l&i officials say they will be using equipment to peel away each layer of this building property to determine where the collapse happened. and why. lauren? >> thank you so much. a man is dead after he was shot in the head in north philadelphia. this happened newest before 1:30 in the 3300 block of north 2nd street police say he was in his early 20's or 30's. so far no arrests. also in north philadelphia two people in the hospital after a shooting on north 22'nd street near west tornado. one person in critical and the other in stable at temple university hospital. police are still searching for suspects seven month old sister in their south jersey home will be laid to rest in their lindenwold home last week. they died of natural cause,

their funeral will be held today the wooster funeral home. an r a ride is shut down after ten children ended up sick. it happened thursday to at the kalahari resorts in poconos, this is a promotional video you're watching from the website, the kids were coughing, claiming of breathing problems and nausea after riding water coast. they say chlorine was likely the cause, officials are not claiming responsibility saying every ride has been tested and exceeds regulations. a chilling alert from the white house, u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies building isis can build laptop bombs capable of evading airport security. suggesting terrorist are using stolen airport security equipment to test explosives, the intelligence the last several months is believed to be a driver factor behind the new ban that prohibits travelers flying out

of ten airport countries in the middle east and africa fromer devices on board. . police in atlanta say three people are in custody in connection with that huge fire that caused part an interstate to collapse. two suspects are charged with trespassing, the third faces charges of damaging property. the fire r started under a section of interstate 85 where the state store's construction e caused part over the highway to collapse causing major traffic troubles in the city. >> just collapsed in front of my eyes. i'm like 100 yards away. there's hole in the biggest highway running through the biggest city in georgia >> unclear how the fire started and incredibly no one was hurt. in texas, a witness to at the deadly church bus crash shedding new light on the. it. he driver told him he was texting.

the witness says had you following the truck because it was swerving all over the road, and claims he called police. 13 of the 14 senior citizens from a baptist church were killed in the driver of the pi remains hospitalized. back here in our area, a scare for septa riders when smoke filled the trains, this happening during yesrd rush hou trenton line heading to center city. septa officials tell us equipment issues are to blame. the smoke reached the first two cars and there was never a fire. all passengers were evacuated at the north broad street station. no injuries reported. runners will hit the streets in philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood. you may remember. we told you the hot chocolate 15 and 5k happening in i cans oval will benefit bannon benefit the ronald mcdonald house. it will start at 8:00 a.m. it makes appearances in other major u.s. cities bringing out

hundreds of participants. guess who's waking up early to do this? sean bell. >> nice. >> he told me about it yesterday. he's been training, working hard. so it's april fool's day is it funny or not and it's lame and you're rolling your eyes. >> i'm a 36-year-old man but as long as no one is hurt. >> you think you can do jokes as long as no one is hurt. >> i'm starting to get the feel that the giraffe is a complete april fools joke. >> when you think about it. her name is april. today would be the perfect day to be like psych. >> psych and like. let us know on our twitter instagram facebook what you think about april fool's day because today will be a day when are laughing. >> two of my girlfriends told me

to call my ex-boyfriend and tell him i want to get back with him. i was like, it would be funny maybe for a moment but then it's not funny. that's cruel. >> april fool's? that's evil. 7:10. it's a story 40 years in the making, a stolen painting worth more than $1 million. has returned. . the buzzer beater bringing yukon's 111 win streak to an end.

♪ ♪ down by the sea. hey. the rain yesterday. i didn't want to leave the house, is it going to come back? is it gone >> it's gone for the weekend. gone for the weekend. but we do have april showers in seven-day forecast. several chances next week for more rain, but the good news, lauren, as you may yesterday's system was a wash-out. it is moving away from us. but we will keep the clouds across the entire area for much of the day to the north, it's cold enough here for some heavy snow and parts of new england. so as we take a look at the temperatures across the region for today, 50 in the lehigh

valley, center city right around 53 degrees and low 50's down the shore. look at ultimate doppler over the past 24 hours. yesterday at this time, we were dealing with the rain, we were dealing with the windso, a heavy rain ponding on the roads. once again, we will be drying out for today. it's a chilly start out there. 37 in pottstown, 37, look at trenton, 40. right now in atlantic city, take a look at those winds out of the north and west, so that will make it feel a little cooler during the day. what about the pollen count? yesterday, it was low. today, it moves back into the medium category. medium to high for sunday and monday then tuesday, low again with the rainfall chance. so 53 degrees today in philadelphia, low 60's for tomorrow. monday night into tuesday, that's our next rain maker, mainly north and west, as we move toward monday, but then monday night into tuesday, that's the best timing for that rain. the weather authority seven-day

forecast, 50's for today, low 60's tomorrow, the pick day of the weekend's monday night into tuesday, that's our next chance for that rainfall and then as we move toward thursday, another shower chance, looks like the rain will be clearing out in time for the phillies home opener. >> thank you so much, scott. a gruesome discovery when man walks into his parents' home, find them stabbed. his mother died at the scene, father is in critical condition. the two stabbed in their bedrooms in their home near south 19th and dickinson, the couple is in their 60's. police hoping to talk to the st. >> i see them walking happy tog. i don't know what could have s any arrests not in prosecutor vt remain as he bribery and extortion lawyer, sh

william sayse role, williams is accused of taking more than $100,000 in gifts in exfavors, democrat said he got int divorce. catching people on camera i shake your head. bruc may make you think twice before you in public because someone is always bruce gordon in the use of and businesses coupleded with the e that doubl cameras given us an unprecedented look into human nature, and in the city of very scary first, take the robbery linda m. the business ownerhe door and down the sidewalk before letting him have it with the handgun

he's legally allowed to carry. security camera footage shows the chasee dropping or throwing to the ground $2,000 in cash perhaps to lighten his load or spread cheer in the neighborhood. if it was the later, mission accomplished. the security camera shows a small mob of passers by swooping in to scoop up the cash. seemingly oblivious to the gun playing by ending no apparent hurry to aid the businessman. these good folks saw their chance at a quick pay day and jumped. philly police pleaded with the public to return. but as of several days later, no one had taken them up on their request. then came the highway hoop la, a philadelphia woman spotted a young child, six, seven, eight years old hanging out the driver's side rear window of a vehicle hanging out the window on a schuylkill expressway. instead of driving up alongside

and notifying of the the driver, our friend did what just about everyone does these days, ripped out her phone and began recording. i got to be honest, which a was more dangerous? a small child hanging her head out the window of a moving car or the driver behind who felt the best course of action would be to put a cell phone camera in front of her own face and record the bad behavior up ahead. the days of silly, strange or even dangerous behavior playing out without notice are over. just about everything we do these days has a camera pointed at it and can be shown within minutes around the world private has become public. around here, that ought to scare the beans out of you. only in philly. ♪ a drexel university student launched a peg drive asking the school to fire the controversial professor who insulted the military in a recent tweet.

set up the drive in start.org in response to a tweet from politics and global studies professor george sister real lo. he felt the need to vomit after seeing a passenger give up a first class airline seat to an a uniformed service member. >> he's representing our school and our students. what he says, and i don't want to be represented by that opinion. and when i tell people that i go to drexel. i don't want them to think, osoldier haters. >> the probation officer appeared on tucker carlson's program thursday claiming his tweet was a shot at the war not the warrior and he locked his twitter account after what he called violent threats were posted. next, the greatest upset in women's basketball history, the buzzer beater bringing uconn 111 game winning streak to an end.

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pool. ask the people. they will tell you. let's start off with the sixers, looking back at the start of the sixers season be they had over underwent total listed at 23. with seven games left to play in the season, the sixers are 28 wins, if you took the over, guess what? you're a winner. the 76ers look to finish season is strong but realized lottery odds are being affected. 28 wins good enough. can james and company were locked in first quarter sixers down three, rashon, holmes had a career high 19 points, third quarter. sixers on. he hit the back leaves to the accident cavs break, that was pretty. kevin labron to jr. '6ers lose 122-105.

phillies spring training came to a close when they tied 7-7. after long process of getting ready for the regular season, they returned home last night to citizens bank park for a short stay and will head to cincinnati monday. there's an optimism in the air. after losing 91 games last season and if you ask general manager matt klentak, what he took away, you get the sense he likes his roster >> many of these guy were so darn good all spring long, to have to make some of the decisions, some of the decisions were really difficult. i think it's, it's all a positive, you know, we got -- keep our eye on the prize the season opener monday. defensive end chris long let it be known to the patriots that

he wanted to play elsewhere. come ins eagles. patrick robinson both met with the media but long spreads you say with the secret obsession with the philly fans. >> i was chasing around mcnabb all day, i think they hung 44 on us. all i can remember was like the fights on, you know, and i just remember thinking through the my career, i was like, i would love to play in city like that that's got that kind of atmosphere. women's final four action last night where the evil empire known as the uconn lady huskies and their 11-game win streak was on the line. we pick it up in the final seconds. >> five to get off the shot. william on the drive. pass. got it. show got it >> getting a g as the kids say. what shot. what a game. this was in overtime. i'm telling you right now, i've

got home about 12:30 last night after doing the news last night at fox. this moment choked me up. the point guard that hit it was about 4'9". the coach pick hers up. they had such a long embrace. i was literally fight bacteria >> that's good. that means you got feelings and emotions deep down. that's a goodwin >> unbelievable win. last year, in the tournament. mississippi lost to uconn by 60, and they beat them last night. >> sweet revenge >> men's final four picks back up. first game is at 6:00 >> you confessed your bracket was messed up. have you redone it? >> prove it i never said that >> what were you thinking? final four >> i never said that. as a matter of fact all four of my teams are in there. i'm really good right now. really good. my bracket is outstanding. >> this is when you insert psych as april fool's day.

his bracket is busted. >> terrible. oregon, they win it all >> that's what you're saying? really, all right. the ducks? >> yes. >> green and yellow 7:27. the disease is a mystery to many women. it's a common condition women could be suffering from. in the next hour, if one of those weight loss reveals mama june proving months of hard work in the gym paid off. you won't believe your eyes what theral star looks like now.

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attorney general in 16 states urging judges to keep blocking president trump's revised travel ban. the brief was filed yesterday in the fourth court of appeals. earlier this week, the white house filed an appeal to a hawaii judge's ruling that blocked the order from going into effect, the taj mahal casino in atlantic city has new owner, it's been be officially sold to hard rock. it was purchased from billionaire investigator carl icon who closed it last october. he plans to hold a press conference wednesday to unveil its plans which the company wants to open next spring. scott with the check of our

weather on this saturday morning. >> much improved later on today, lauren, the rain is moving out of here, but temperatures right now little chilly. upper 30's in philadelphia, winds look at that, kind of breezy, north northwest, right at about 17 miles per hour. the rain is moving out but we will keep the clouds, no airport delays right now, so that's good news, if you're flying out of the philadelphia international airport >> storm system pulling away but look at upstate new york, sections of new england six to 12 inches out of the system where that cold air is locked in place for us. winds more out of the north northwest throughout the day today. maybe missed and drizzle out there as we move toward the poconos. still cold enough for a little bit of a wintery mix, but here's the bottom line for today, temperatures topped out around 53 in philadelphia. low 60's for tomorrow. so tomorrow, will be the pick day of the upcoming weekend. coming up, we'll talk about the pollen forecast, more rain in

that seven-day forecast, and also, a look at april temperatures. over to you. >> thank you so much. a house collapses on man in southwest philadelphia, and firefighters have to make a dramatic rescue. jennifer joyce live near the scene with details, hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, it's quite the clean-up out here. take a live look. we see crews out here begin to go through the rubble. we also know a 59-year-old man was taken away. he was injured in this collapse. fire officials say it's not life-threatening. it collapsed around 2:45 this morning in the southwest philadelphia. fire officials say it took a little time for rescue squads to find the man trapped in the rubble. he was rescued from what would have been the lower floor front room of the property. neighbors say the homeshape. this does not surprise them that this happened. fire officials say the victim is a homeless man seeking shelter. l&i officials tell us the owner

of this property was hit with a violation just in january, because the property was in imminent danger of collapsing. the owner had until april 5th to demolish the property. days before that deadline it collapsed on its own. neighbors tell us they heard the commotion, ran outside to see what was going on. surprised when you take a live look at the current situation. you know, lauren, we cover building collapses. a lot of times it's partial. this is a total building collapse. a 59-year-old man was transported to the hospital. fortunately he is expected to be ok. send it back to you. >> that's the good news thank you so much. president trump former nash secure advisor wants protection from any kind of prosecution before he testifies to congress. michael flynn's attorney says he's in talks to get immunity. it's all tied to the investigation into russia's

melting in the election. friends spoke about immunity when it came to the investigation around hillary clinton. >> people around her have been given immunity to include her former chief of staff, when you are given immunity that means you probably committed a crime. >> president trump has supported flynn's request tweeting he should request immunity and what trump called a witch hunt. here to help us paul rosenberg a political science professor at drexel. when you hear that sound bite from last year, what do you think >> first of all, i'm bill rosenberg. >> what did i call ok it's on t teleprompter. >> i'm sorry >> i heard that it was problematic. what happens is that flynn was the guy who said don't give people immunity because they're guilty of something. they ought to, in effect, do what he was chanting on stage with donald trump several times, go to jail. he wanted the jail hillary

clinton. he wanted to jail a lot of other people. when it's his turn, politics is kind of like a wilm when it was his turn to be on the stage. now he's not so muc interested in going i think we have to listeners and viewers have to understand that immunity is an interesting thing, comes from two plcan com department or it can come from congress. if congress grants immunity they're doing it because they want to better understand how this and prevent it from happening again. if the justice department does it, they want to convict him of a crime. ifs given immunity by either one, he cannot be prosecuted. it's kind of the repeat of oliver north, you know, 30 years ago. oliver north never had a face criminal charges because he was granted immunity. >> what do you think will happen >> i don't think he'll be given immunity, at least not now. what happens is there's still a lot more hearings, they're going to want to understand particularly in congress, what they know, andet

that information from. the justice department, through. they already pretty much know what he's going to say. so they -- the issue is, well, will he say it publicly? and then will he say that type to in effect turn over someone higher up than him. the problem is that the only people that are really higher up than him are donald trump he might be able to give up paul man ford in some way but he's pretty high up on the you give t to a higher up fish.case, he's high up as it's going to go ey what happens. billot paul, i apologize. th us. every girl should feel like a can't afford it. thousands of dollars ing a high dream a reality where treatment for the best price.

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a painting was stolen 40 years ago from the cherry hill home. someone took this 1919 norman rock well painting known as taking a break and lazy bones, the fbi said antique dealer who had the painting hanging in his home came forward. he copy. mary beth grant said she knew it

was her family's because of a hole her father in law made with a pool queue >> he had no idea that norman rock well would become america's favorite he truly loved this painting and was very sad when it was stolen. he's probaby smiling down on us right now. >> the painting now valued at $1 million. back in the 1970s, the grantsha? $50 for it. prom season, supposed to be about good memories and celebrations. but the cost gotten so high, parents struggling to pay for b giving away more than 1,000 free dresses for goodness sake. >> a dress, the ticket is $100, hair probably 60, the nails, $35 >> i got to tell you my

knowledge of slim. they tell me they can be so expensive some people can't afford to go unless they know about project prom and the dresses are free. >> on facebook, i saw somebody posting that there was a girl that needed a dress in a certain size in order to get a prom if she couldn't get a dress she couldn't go to prom. >> that was all it e used to vo organization that helped girls get dresses but the organization folded and seeing the facebook message reminded her there was a need thatshould be filled. >> last year was our first year, we collected about 800 dresses last year. we gave away 575. >> the response that project prom received last year recent enforced how many parents are struggling >> they cried. we cried. we cried three days. we had one story after another, and one mother after another saying, you know, they were laid

off, their husband was out on disability. >> project prom give away a every day until monday the 3rd, friday and saturday were reserved for people who got tickets through the boys and girls club of atlantic city website sunday and monday anyone can walk in. the event takes place at kensington furniture in north field new jersey who voluntarily set up the second floor like a dress boutique >> this will help nearly 1,000 young women in our community go to the prom and feel good about themselvess at the prom. if we can play a role in that. it's the least we can do. >> the dresses are free but they still want the girls to have that shopping experience >> it looks like something jaylo wore at the grammy >> it's a little low cut. do you want to have skin exposed >> i work out >> dress, purses, shoes, jewelry and dozens of volunteers will be on site. last year showed project prom for some, the dress may not be

the only area they need help. >> there's girls that don't have a mom to comels who came by themselves and we were their mom for the moment >> the ladies helped me having still may have been just a little bit chilly to the cost of promise. >> howo your daughter for her only prom? like this, no >> because the ladies of project prom and tens of thousands of dollars of donated products prom season will be a happier season. >> we had a mother of twins and she cried and she said i honestly didn't know what i was going to do >> for goodness sake, i'm bill anderso anderson. 7:43. a mystery disease affecting as many women as breast cancer, the famous face behind a common illness few people have heard of. ♪

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we'll keep mostly cloudy skies, cooler below average temperatures, 51 at the shore with breezy conditions winds out of the northwest. and right around 50 degrees, that will be all we can muster as we move toward the lehigh valley. ultimate doppler showing you that shrug of moisture, this is a 24-hour loop. yesterday morning and afternoon we had the heavy rain. right now, dry and quiet. take a look to the north. they're dealing with a white-out condition through sections of upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire into maine. the poconos mountains have light snow and temperatures are freezing. we're looking at a chilly start for philadelphia, 39, 40 in millville along with atlantic city. today, 53, we'll keep mostly cloudy skies, maybe couple of peaks of sunshine. tomorrow, the better of the two outdoor days with 61 degrees and a lot of sunshine, the pollen

count yesterday it was lower because of that rain. increasing over the next several days before dropping again by tuesday. that is our next chance for rainfall and temperatures. much of next week in the low 60's, back over to you. >> thank you so much. it's a common disease few people heard of but likely you know someone suffering from it. doctors say shogrins syndrome is one of the most poorly understood and recognized in any category, you may not have known his but even venus williams suffered from the disease. he'll explain exactly what symptoms. will lock like and kathy lawrence, let's start with you, how did you come to discover that you had show grin's syndrome >> my sister was diagnosed in 1988 and she passed away in 2013. she had autoimmune hepatitis. that's how hers developed because it's a systemic disease. it started out with dry eyes and

mouth, they told here it's nothing to worry about. then i was diagnosed in 2011 and had to convince a doctor that i didn't feel well. that i was sick. i had terrible fatigue and brain fog, i couldn't think clearly. aches and pains. and they just didn't really want to think there was something wrong with me. i looked fine on the outside. but i wasn't >> how frustrating was it >> very. i started out in 1992 with acid reflux, and i saw, gastroenterologist, the same one that saw my sister who, at that time, they knew she had show grin's and autoimmune hepatitis but never put the connection between the two of us. >> dr. cohen does this happen >> it's very common, it's the second most common auto mine after hepatitis. it affects upwards of about 4

million americans and possibly half are walking around undiagnosed. one is the fact that it's so insidious and infects so many body systems and two is the fact that often doctors will only work on the areas that are affected. me dealing with someone with dry eyes, the dentist dealing with dry mouth and inability to put together this may be part of a larger picture. >> is that why it's so hard to dying knows >> the did i knows tick tools are still being developed now we're dealing with blood work that will be able to get us answers sooner >> can it be deadly >> it can be. this tremendously affects quality of life. the four dry eyes, mouth, chronic fatigue and joints pain. we're talking about is a o'hara desert dry. when they swallow they feel like they're going to choke. but there's a hire incidents of

limo in a associated and it does affect every organ system in the body. >> gabby what's your advice for women who might be thinking or feeling like you do frustrated knowing they're to symptoms and they can't quite figuring it out >> keep going back to the doctor. if you find a doctor that's not listening to you or is not being helpful, find someone else. we as show grin's patients changed doctors every time before we're actually diagnosed. before they actually hear what we're saying because they need to connect the dots and they also are not trained to connect the dots. unfortunately. show grain's is not taught much in medical school >> dr. cohen, what do you hope coming out of these discussions and seminars and meetings >> several things, first and foremost is advocacy for the patients, education of patients,

then like being able to go out and educate doctors and increase public awareness. by doing so, they may have a better opportunities for people to be diagnosed. it would take upwards of ten years and through very good efforts through the show grin's foundation and other, we have that down to three years and with a goal of getting it down to two and a half in the next year, that will allow us the opportunity to be able to take care of people sooner before the devastating effects of this disease. >> thank you for coming in and enjoy philadelphia while you're here. we'll take a quick break and be right back. we'll take a quick break and be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row.

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. 7:55. we got a start with the tweet. brian parks says, the sun is out in camden county and look at the roads. april fool's day? there's no rose bush? lisa, how about a banana? >> carla says, tell our grands i'm preggers. basketball head coach jay

wright looking ahead to changes for next season. junior reporter sha von oh tool with villanova explains. >> reporter: what is the process of creating the signature g q jay wright? his tailor who's a world class designer who's been styling america's biggest stars over 40 year >> i like jay in blues, not only because it's villanova. i got my villanova, my blue favorites are double doing, it's a three, with a vest. you know, so that gives him a nice clean look. and that always looks pretty sharp because not everyone is wearing vests. we did everything, had everything ready by the -- bicep. this year, i think we probably

took about two months from the beginning to the end. he comes in, layout fabrics for him. picks out ten bolts of fabrics, and some books and after we do the fabric selection, then i'll decide on styles. this year, i'm going to do a couple new things, but that's a secret. we want him to look the best. jay is going to bring back elegant dressing to america. >> in the next hour, a good prank could be entertaining but it's going to cost you the shocking amount of people spending big bucks on practical jokes today and who may be targeting you.

from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. finally clearing out after

hours of rain yesterday. when will we ever see the sun? when you can plan to head out this weekend. a row home comes crashing down with one person still inside, why neighbors don't seem too surprised. plus, from the mad dash to get the perfect dress to the outrageous price of prom, and who is really putting that big bill. one of those shocking weight loss reveals, mama june proving hard work in the gym paid off. you don't believe your eyes, what the reality star looks like right now. >> mama june. >> he told us to look at the picture but i'm not going to look. >> this is not an april fool's day joke. good morning it's saturday, april 1st, 2017, do you have something planned? cooked up your sleeve to trick somebody today? >> no >> i think you have a good poker face. scott does, i might believe something that he says because you should.

>> what about the forecast >> 60's, scott. >> it's not a perfect ten. i can tell you that. that's not april fools. we're stuck with the clouds kind of hanging across the area, but the good news is, the rainfall from yesterday, that is moving out. weather by the numbers on a scale of one to ten, today, we'll give it about a six, once again, improving as far as the rain moving out but we still have the clouds really for much of the day. it's little chilly to start on this saturday morning as well. 40 degrees right now. due points in the mid 30's and winds out of the north about 13 miles per hour, jacket and swea stepping outdoors. winds right now out of the north and west. anywhere from ten to 15 miles per hour making it feel colder. take a look at this nasty storm system from yesterday. pulling away, most of the energy and the rainfall but well to the north, northern parts of new england, they will be digging out from six to 12 inches of

snow, a little bit of snow for parts of the poconos mountains but look at ultimate doppler mainly dry and quiet for your saturday morning. we'll zoom in north and west around mount pocono looking at light snow maybe a little bit of freezing drizzle but for today, 53 in philadelphia. 60's low 60's for tomorrow, tomorrow more sunshine and really the pick day of the weekend. for tonight, it's clear, then we're looking at temperatures dipping into the mid to upper 30's across the area. coming up we'll talk about the pollen levels. more rain, april showers and also april outlook as far as those teer lauren back over to you. 8:02. a man in the hospital after a row home collapses in southwest. jennifer joyce live from the scene with more on what happened. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. so this is a total collapse here in southwest philadelphia. a property now reduced to planks of wood, dust and bricks and

some of that dustri a car here block. so this collapse happened overnight around 2:45 this morning here on the 6100 block of yokum street. fire officials arrived ready to rescue a man trapped in the rubble. he was rescued from what would have been the lower floor front room of the property. the man is 59 years old and is homeless. seeking shelter here. he was transported in good condition, fire officials explain the rescue process to us, neighbors on the block say it was only a matter of time before the property collapsed. >> this is crazy because i just woke up with all the fire trucks outside and i was like what's going on? when i seen the collapsed unit truck and i look out my back door and i see something was different. i was like, wow, that has collapsed >> digging is a very sensitive prospect. you have to understand our members don't want to cause anymore damage over the

possibility of a future collapse. so they had to safely kind of cherry pick their way through the wreckage to be able to find this individual. >> reporter: licenses and inspections officials tell us the owner was hit with a violation in january, because the structure was an imminent danger of collapse. the owner had until april 5th to demolish the building. just days before the deadline it collapsed on its own, taking a live look. l&ing equipment to begin peeling away each layer of the building to determine where the collapse happened and why. lauren? >> thank you so much. a man is dead after he was shot in the head in north philadelphia. this happened just before 1:30 on the 3300 block of north 2nd street. police say he was in his early 20's or 30's. died there at the scene, so far, no arrests have been made. also in north philadelphia two people in hospital after a shooting on north 22'nd street near west tornado around 2:00.

one person in critical condition, the other shot in the leg and stable condition at temple university hospital. police still searching for suspects. a man in custody accused of a shooting outside of a gentlemen's club, 29 lawrence mitchell facing attempted murder charges he was arrested thursday in gloucester townships. accused of shooting at a of delyla's den on monday, it prompted a shut down of seven month old twin sister to say responds unresponsive in their south jersey home will be laid to rest. a medical examiner has revealed they died of natural causes last week. their mother, found the babies unconscious in their crib at their lindenwold home. the funeral will be held today at the wooster funeral home in

clementon. a ride has been shut down at an indoor water park at the poconos after police say ten children were sick. you're watching promotional vide website. parents say the kids were coughing, claiming of breathing problems and unaware after riding the water coaster. emergency dispatcher says chlorine was likely the cause. officials say ever ride has been tested and exceed regulations. police in atlanta say three people are in custody in connection with that huge fire caused part of an interstate to collapse. two of the suspects charged with trespassing. the third faces charges of damaging property. the fire started under a section of interstate 85 where the state store's construction materials. the flames so intense caused part of the highway to collapse causing major traffic troubles in the city. >> just collapse the in front of my eyes, i'm like 100 yards away. there's a hole in the biggest highway running through the biggest city in georgia.

>> it's still unclear how the fire started and incredibly no one was hurt. in texas, a witness to the deadly church bus crash is shedding new light. he spoke to the driver of the pickup after the collision and the driver told him he was texting. the witness says he was following the truck because it was swerving all over the road and claims he called police. 13 of the 14 senior citizens from a baptist church were killed in that wreck. the driver of the pickup truck remains hospitalized. a final farewell to awho wa tuskegee air men, they said their good-byes to john l harrison junior, died march 22. he worked his way up to major in the military. serving in world war ii and flying for his country more than two decades as part of the legendry tuskegee air men, in 2007 the air men were awarded the congressional metal of honor, the nation's highest

civilian honor, his great grandson has fond memories of his great grand father >> the amount of doors he opened for many different people. he always stated well grounded till his last. john harrison junior was 96 years old. what a long very full life he lived. >> thank you for your service. >> absolutely. we talked about the -- hot chocolate run? i was going to say the milk chocolate. >> you know the band hot chocolate that's what comes to mind. it's a 70's band. suki, >> yeah, i know that. >> look who's out there. sean bell bundled up. making sure doing running and it's kind of chilly out there. >> temperatures upper 30's around 40 right now. then below average temperatures for highs later on this afternoon. >> at least it's not raining. it's nothing worse than running in the rain. >> yesterday, i ruined my shoes >> did you listen to the

forecast? it's your fault >> what am i supposed to do? > got to wear gloshs. that's what i did. >> >> that's too professional. >> shoes that are ruined. it's up >> 8:09. school dancing. to the flash she didn't limo, the outrageous price of prom, and who's really paying the bill. we know, don't we? >> mom and dad >> later, as the season changes so should your wardrobe. the top must have trends everyone is rushing for spring.

. philadelphia district attorney seth william giving up law license temporarily but not stepping down. left yesterday with his new attorney in his bribery and extortion case. his previous attorney asked to be taken off. williams is accused of taking more than $160,000 in gifts in exchange for favors. his attorney said he will voluntarily suspend his law license while he fights the charges. >> the indictment does not contain a single allegation that the outcome of a single case prosecuted by my client's office was affected. he look forward until mr. williams is cleared of this behavior >> he says he got into financial trouble after his di of course, he was paying $175,000 a year as

the city's top prosecutor. scott williams, look. it's the hot chocolate run underway in our city. and they have decent weather going on outside. >> hot chocolate sounds good about now, lauren, we have the overcast conditions, temperatures right now right around 40 in philadelphia. and winds are going to be out of the northwest around ten to 15 miles per hour, making it feel a little cooler, the rainfall is moving out for today. but we will keep mostly cloudy skies across the area. and look at those temperatures, 53 this afternoon, center city, right around 50 degrees in the lehigh valley, and 51 down the shore. there might be a few sunny breaks throughout the day, all in all, tomorrow will be mostly sunny and the pick day of the weekend look at ultimate doppler over past 24 hours. yesterday, wash-out on average, one to two inches of much needed rainfall across the area. starting to dry out right now, still few left over, flurries,

and maybe freezing drizzle towards the poconos mountains, but most of that system it is moving away, snow for parts of new england, look at those temperatures right now, upper 30's north and west, 38 trenton, 38 pottstown 40 in atlantic city. low 40's in wildwood. 53 today, 61 for tomorrow. weather looking good for the donor dash tomorrow as well. take a look at the pollen. yesterday it was low. today, in the medium category. sunday into monday, medium to high and then tuesday low again, because take a look at the circled area off to the west. that will be our next rain maker that will arrive monday night into tuesday. as we roll the clock ahead you can see that system moving through the ohio river valley then looks like tuesday will be damp and dreary across the area. the weather authority seven-day forecast showing 50's today at best, 53 in center city. 61 tomorrow. then watching that system monday night into tuesday for more rain

then another chance by thursday. maybe morning showers friday but looks like the home opener will be all right. few clouds and temperatures in the 50's. back over to you. >> scott thank you >> the majority of millenial parents plan to part of their child's education despite owing thousands in student did it. the reason, the lingering debt is a pain point for their parent who don't want to see their children go through the same circumstance according to a survey, they found millennial parents owe an average of 91 hundred dollars in student debt. parents pull out your wallets it's prom season, today's teens pay a third of their budget on prom alone. elaborate events like this this one, one student asked with a hat ride over phoenix, luckily for him, she said yes, dan the

man sharing how much the average student? that's like a wedding >> $919 is what the average family is spending oh and a prom. >> did you go to your prom >> i did >> you guys know. >> yes. >> i didn't spend $900. >> no. >> so but it is true. the spending is out of control. we're going to give you few tips this morning on how to save a few bucks and break down what their spending on as well >> the prom, average cost of these prom posals, $324 >> why can't you go up to her and say, can you go with me >> make a posted board and put some glitter on it >> interesting enough there is a little bit of a backlash against this, i did reporting on the scene with my own daughter, daughter three. going to her prom in a couple weeks. we broke down costs. we talked about the prom posal, did you do much? waste of money, we don't do those anymore >> did she ask her guy

>> she asked her, she's in an all girl school, they get together like that. watch out for the prep kids. i have a son -- but the idea is that some kids are saying, we're going to call off the nuclear arms race when it comes to these costs. but it's still expensive, tickets. 150 bucks costing maggie to get to her prom in a couple of weeks >> for her and her guy >> yes when you went to the prom it was 150 >> 150 for one person but for two? >> a dress, here we go, 350 bucks is what the first lady told me they spent on maggie's dress. but i'm told, by good sources, my daughter and wife, that that's a bargain. but we're going to give you a tip how to save money on that. for example, you've heard of rent a runway, my osha daughters when they went to their promise

they went to rent a runway. apparently can rent high end designer dresses >> and send it back. >> nails, 40 bucks. hair, 60 bucks. flowers, 20 bucks. so far, they hadn't danced their first song yet and i'm in the hole for 680 on this prom >> did you set up a budget? did you say here's the rules >> you got to set up a budget and limits. my kids are pretty good with this because dad sort of harps on them all time. you want to set up a budget. that is daughter number two julia or two years ago in her prom. that was a rent a runway dress, i'm told, by julia. that was a $50 rental. >> that's a gorgeous dress >> love the blue color. >> thank you, i'll tell jewels >> did she ask to borrow your car? take a limo

>> that's another interesting. these limos were really popular. this year, seems in last couple years i've noticed not so much. they're driving themselves, like i did, to my own prom and the limo thing sounds like -- that's yesterday's news, that's what our parent or older siblings did. >> i went to two promise and i think both times the guy drove with his parents or older brother's car? >> i think we might have your prom picture. >> what she's not -- she was the prom queen. >> look at sean. i love it. >> that was my senior year. he came back from college and took me to prom. the man >> look at that. >> wow. >> man that brings a tear to my eye >> why is your date not in that

picture? >> i've seen that picture. >> i believe we have one more. that's me and the first lady 500 years ago, i had hair, she had big hair. listen guys, be careful who pro. they may end up married. careful. one last tip for you. guys if you're out there watching. i know this will sound crazy, if you're going to more than one prom consider buying a tux do you own one. >> i do not >> check it out. you can buy these tuxes not too bad 125 bucks you can pick up a tux unlike dresses the tuxes don't go out of style. parents you got a son going to prom. chances are he's going to go to another one next year. >> you're talking about a high school kid. and finally, if you're really parent -- serious about this, if you're jam up a little bit, go speak to the -- your high school

counselor. the reality is high schools do make money available either through their own budgets or private donors to help kids who otherwise wouldn't be able to go because of -- no kid should miss their prom because they can't afford it. there's plenty of ways to do it. you want to go to your high school counselor and say look >> i'm a little jammed up and they will help you >> or you can win the lottery >> we'll be right back.

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local kids hitting the dance floor for a good cause raising money for other kids. ♪ >> doesn't take long for the students at central high school in philadelphia to show us their moves. it's kind of like a lot of different things. everything just looks so smooth and you can tell he was in love with it. it was really cool to watch. >> we don't have any rules, come out, have fun. if you can donate >> it's a 2017 centralthon about 200 students dancing to raise money for children's hospital of philadelphia. >> it's one of the best feelings seeing these students think about the world outside of philadelphia and thinking about how they're making a positive impact.

♪ >> raise a lot of money and we definitely got money that way, it's a really cool and different opportunity to help the community. >> one will go towards the child life fun, keeps helping kids >> we can do anything to help those kids have more of a childhood and not just remembering all of the moments where you're having medical treatment >> raises about $7,000 and some students feel they can raise more. >> you get better every year and it's only the second year and next year we'll raise a million >> in philadelphia, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> can you dance? >> a little bit >> how was the first dance at the wedding >> nothing but tears. >> yeah, man. >> little brian mcnight never felt this way >> makes me teary eyed at wed >> my mom was crying and sobbing, to stop at the song in

the middle, i'm like cut it >> i love that. >> james said he went in 1957, his girlfriend made her own dress and it was beautiful and they had great time in a restaurant in jersey. >> they don't make them like that anymore. . 8:26, itchy nose, sneezing watery eyes, allergy season coming. the 25,000-year-old practice helping to treat your symptoms. acupuncture.

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♪ . following breaking news, a man pulled from the rubble of a collapsed row home in southwest physical. this was the scene along the 6100 block of yo come street. crews rescued man and taken to the hospital. is expected to be ok. officials say the house was abandoned and in dangerous condition. it was scheduled to be demolished april 5th. man is dead after shot in the head in north philadelphia. this happening just before 1:30 in the 3300 block of north 2nd street. police say he was in his early 20's or 30's, and died at the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. ♪ . scott williams, the weather still mixed bag outside. cold, hot, rain? >> to the left the bulk of that rainfall from yesterday, it is

out of here. but today, you'll be stuck with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures below average. 53 in center city. 51 down the shore in lehigh valley, right around 50 if we can get there. the average for this time of year is right around 58 degrees. let's talk about the trend for temperatures for the month of april. about 2/3 of the nation expected to see above average temperatures, once again, today's normal high is 58 degrees. by the end of the month, we're talking about high temperatures in the upper 60's but if the trend holds true, we could see above average temperatures for much of the month of april. we'll keep you posted. ultimate doppler showing you that rainfall from yesterday, moving out of here, may be a few left over flurries in the poconos mountains and take a look at the white-out conditions expected in parts of new england as the temperatures colded up for snow. 32 in the poconos, 38 in trenton, 40 currently in atlantic city and 41 in wilmington. 53 degrees for the high temperature this afternoon. there could be a few sunny

breaks but most of the sunshine for the second half of the weekend and temperatures in a low 60's. of night monday into tuesday, we'll watch another storm system, heading our direct and that will provide damp and dreary conditions, so as we look at the seven-day forecast, 53 today. looking great tomorrow for the donor dash, a lot of sunshine, temperatures top out in the low 60's. and low 60's for much of next week, but we have that rain on tuesday, then again thursday. it could linger into early friday. looks like it's out of here in time for the phillies home opener a lot of people what's the weather like? it's supposed to be spring. that means sneezing itchy eyes, congestion. and many people turning to acupuncture. board-certified practitioner, brianna prior here to show you how the tiny needles could help.

you hear about acupuncture and how exactly does this work on a basic level. >> acupuncture is the insertion of very thin flexible sterile needless into specific points on the body and licensed acupuncturists choose those points based on patient intake review of organ systems, observation of the tongue and pulls. when they're out of balance there can be pain or illness, and we use acupuncture to bring the body back into balance. acupuncturists will diagnose the source of imbalance in the body and bring it back to health >> depends on what the ailment or the complaint from the patient is. if someone is saying, i have bad allergies, spring coming because scott said i feel something in the air that's going to depend where you put the specific needles >> you got it. for somebody that has allergies

and i'm going to demonstrate points in a little while for a patient who has allergies, we can clear up nasal obstruction, red eyes, itchness, all those symptoms >> how long does this relief come from these tiny needles >> a lot of people are surprised to find out, first of all they feel relaxed as soon as the needles are in. and often patients will fall asleep during the treatment. and they really love the sense of calm vitality they feel after the treatment. they can get relief immediately. for something like chronic allergy, i might see patients weekly during allergy season for two, three months. >> are they supplementing the with medication too or is it just the relief is so good that like they wait till the next week >> in some cases, the relief is so good, and that's usually when we combine acupuncture with chinese herbs. were you the sometimes patients will use both medications and acupuncture >> i'm going to be a brave soul. i am ready.

i usually am very afraid of needles. when i see needles, i'm like no, you're saying it doesn't hurt but you can feel the sensation. i'll describe to people what i feel. >> i'm just going to swab first with alcohol. everybody has a slightly different experience of acupuncture. i'm going to have you rest here. usually you feel a prick once going in but nothing should feel uncomfortable once the needle is in right spot. >> if the first one hurts, can i not do anymore >> yes, you can tap out any time. >> i don't want to look >> that's it? >> that's it. >> ok. i just don't know if that, these points you're giving me are for what >> these are allergy points, yeah. >> wow. >> isn't that amazing >> how long do the needles stay

in >> between ten and 30 minutes. >> ten and 30 >> usually someone is resting on a table. they have relaxing music and they feel refreshed afterwards >> this is amazing. this isn't going deep apparently >> these are shallow insertions. we know from research from a biomedical perspective. some things happening, and mechanisms that are allowing acupuncture to work, so we think the acupuncture stimulates the nervous system, that it can help regulate hormones and communication between the brain and adrenal glands >> from the little prick? >> from the little pricks >> how many needles have you used up to: >> i always sayi try to use as when you're on a table, i'll have some around your ankles and

legs. somewhere between ten and 15 needles is typical >> you're treating everything from allergies to arthritis? >> arthritis to infertility, regulating periods for people that have irregular periods. anxiety is a common reason people come in for acupuncture and migraine headaches. >> are you all right? are you sure? >> let me ask you this. is it hard to convince people? we're so reliant on going to the doctor, getting medication >> is it hard to convince people to try this alternative to what we're traditionally used to >> you have to be open to trying it out >> will you prick me? i want to be pricked. >> let him sit here. >> swab me up? rest your hand right here >> it doesn't hurt. i honestly thought it was going to be more painful, i'm very afraid of needles. >> i like to treat the sceptics more than anything else. once you're on the table and experienced it, you know, it doesn't hurt >> is it in? >> not yet.

>> she's rushing us, my goodness, is it in? >> it's in. do you feel it >> i'm all right >> it's awesome tell where they can find you, i'm at 9th street at the healing arts collective >> thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. love you guys >> a good prank can be entertaining but it can cost you, the shocking number of people spending big bucks on practical jokes today and who y.

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it could take a couple days for it to heal. what if you peel your skin off with that mask. >> we don't want that. we will be talking off camera because what we should buy at amazon, and all. by the way, these a mom too. awesome >> i'm jen fred. this is mom-o-log. don't waste your money. >> money, g? >> south philly high. you have to see how he did it h heavy d. >> he looks different. thank you for sharing the prom photos, monte >> awesome. shawn and i were talking about the acupuncture. my hand does feel a little different >> not lying my hand feels lighter. >> it's sensation. >> you've done acupuncture >> your allergies improve.

>> my nose is running now, does that mean it's all coming out >> yeah, i'm healed, it didn't hurt as bad as i thought. i'm so afraid of needles >> i don't even feel it. like i said, >> ok. go banking rate.com asked within through people about april fool's day plans. 17% of the pranksters said they would fool a coworker and almost half of those planning a prank will spend money to pull it off. most will keep the cost under 25 bucks except for people 65 and older they're willing to shell outlet $75 to prank someone. >> that's surprising. that's like my parents' age. >> you shouldn't have to spend anything if you're going to do an april fool's day joke. >> i'm so cautious, wait, is this a joke? are you joking? >> i guess my friends and family don't have a sense of humor.

it isn't a big deal with us. set up a fools, let's go. >> i don't like the photo shops floating around right now and you get every year it's the same thing, because you know what they do? eagles super bowl ring. that's the photo shop floating around. let me tell you something, redskins fan, you think you're something? wait till carson wentz gets ahold of you this year, i'm ready. >> you got something to say >> this is one of the most shocking weight loss reveals, mama june proving months of hard work in the gym paid off for her. we have to see this picture. i've been waiting an hour and a half. >> this is jaw dropping.

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was down for a time this morning sparking speculation labor, not so. the park said they're having an internet outage not to worry, april and baby are doing just fine. see i'm reading the screen. april is supposed to give birth the beginning of febr are now wf it's all an april fools. you can't do that, that script was written, the babies are not scott, see, i was confused, the baby is ok in the belly of the giraffe. >> if there's a real baby at all >> if there's a baby. >> it was supposed to happen yesterday as well >> i know. i don't know. >> we'll wait and se it's not a. let's focus in on this forecast. not a joke today, temperatures will be below average. we're talking about mostly cloudy skies but we will see a if you sunny breaks, low 50's i degrees in the lehigh valley. ultimate doppler much improved look at that loop from

yesterday, we were looking at the heavy rain fall on average one to two inches of rain, take a look as we expand the view. that storm system is pulling away, taking with it the moisture to the north, parts of new england digging out inches snowfall. we have 40 degrees right now in philadelphia. low 40's in parts of delaware, few map. 53 degrees the high temperature today, tomorrow, low 60's, and tomorrow we'll have wall-to-wal we move toward monday into tuesday, we'll watch another storm system kind of moving our direction somewhat similar to what happened yesterday. although i don't think we'll have as much moisture for the tuesday system. 53 degrees today, 61 tomorrow looking good for the donor dash, low 60's monday, clouds roll in and then those showers arrive for tuesday, another chance on thursday, before we start to dry out. now, back over to you. reality star ma june and her

honey you boo boo. after losing a lot of weight on yesterday's he want episode hot. reveals how the transformation change her life >> working out, eating healthy and now it's like everything fullec ing the person on the outside that i felt like i was on the inside. >> wow, i'd go out with mama june. are you kidding me? that is her? i need to see that again. full screen, whatever. you got the tv lingo. i need to see mama june again and stop it on her. she looked good >> my goodness. >> she did look good. she did it all natural.

she said she surgery to get the skin removed once she lost the weight.>> i t inspired by her. >> i would die to see a split -- what she did before >> of the before and after. >> up on top of the desk. >> that's ridiculous. how much does she way? 3 bills? >> she was a big woman. >> she was, all the credit lik said, >> ready to lose weight the natural>> i'm shocked >> that's why i wanted you not to look at it before the segment. i was like whoa. it's not 8:30 she looked skinnier in the video before. but how long did it take?

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you ever done those painting with a twist classes? we're doing that but you're going to learn a fashion illustration >> will guys like sean be interested >> we have sbands, all of those come especially this season we havee's good this give us a preview. who do we start with >> liz see. she's rocngry is the color of t year they're saying, b in fashi. you can see and even floral print, she's well. >> is that nude kind of too or could do nude t like all blush. >> next mia, we have an off the so you see the littleembellishment.

and off the shoulich is sexy. >> next >> wearing a romper, and this is showing the details are really big this and ruffles >> i love to look at the and the shoes, very nice. model number four >> next we have nicole. it's kind of retro, we're getting the wide leg jeans, the culott, and she's wearing a t-shirt from four girls, is a company in malvern and they have t-shirts for empower iing . our panel, which is 25. >> perfect thank you so much for coming in. models thank you. you have a gr.

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