search is on for for a monster, a four-year-old girl kidnapped and assaulted. two employees shocked and stunned when an armed robber stormed into store. the chilling demand made by masked man. heartbreak in hollywood. >> pierce bros nan opens up about the death of his first wife and daughter of ovarian cancer. this is good day philadelphia weekend. it's 7:00. saturday april 8th, 17. how are you doing >> lovely >> you look like you were going

to say something, that man has wonderful news >> i don't want to lead any more than that >> you better tell us now that you said that. >> take a look outside. that's the good news. and guess kanye? it's a gold start, but temperatures are going up. yesterday, it was cloudy, kind of damp in spots and temperatures only in the 40's. it's cold out there. no question about that. but look at the sun flare. you will need the sunglasses for today. because we're looking at a lot of sunshine and that sunshine will eventually warm us up. right now, it's cold. upper 30's look to at the windchill-31 feels like in philadelphia with the we were wind, 36 in wilmington right now, 30 in the poconos, upper 30's right now in atlantic city, the windchill, how your body reacts, take a look at the number, feels like the upper 20's in wilmington, 32 freezing right now in atlantic city and look at the poconos, a windchill, yes, 17 degrees.

area of low pressure brought us the clouds. the sunshine returns, temperatures by this afternoon will be moderating as well. it will stay a little breezy so that will make it feel a little cooler, but as we go hour by hour, look at the warmup, 50 degrees by noon, by 3:00, upper 50's. on average, high temperatures upper 50's, nearing 60 in wilmington, along with millville and temperatures in the shore in the upper 50's, tonight will be chilly but not as cold, upper 30's to low 40's in philadelphia, coming up, we'll talk about even warmer air tomorrow. and record warmth, that is in the seven-day forecast. we'll talk about all of it with the seven-day >> love the sunny stretch. scott, thank you so much. police still on the hunt this morning foreman who abduct add four-year-old girl, sexual

assaulted her. dropped her off miles away from her home. sabina kuriakose joining near the scene with the latest on this awful investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. lauren, we do know that this predator, this man who was bold enough to snatch a four-year-old child off of the street in broad daylight with others around, he is still on the streets this morning. two days after all of this happened. let's go to video. that we gathered now, parents in this area, so concerned with police warning people to keep an eye on their children, so make no mistake, this man is a threat to public safety. now, all of this happened on thursday afternoon, police say the four-year-old child was playing with neighbors and friends in the community of plum run, when witnesses say a white or hispanic man in a dark colored sedan drove up. he told the girl he had something for her mother and when she extended her hand to receive it, that's when witnesses say the man snatched

her, forced her into his vehicle, and took off, even as other children ran after the car. two hours later, the small child was found in a nearby park, partially clothed and when they took her to the hospital, police say they discovered that she had been sexual assaulted. this, of course, is every apparently worse nightmare. >> my back door opened, the screen door, all of a sudden i heard them screaming. and i -- i ran out and said what's going on? what's going on? and they said somebody took the little girl. >> i think what we have is a monster riding around looking for an opportunity. >> reporter: no other words to describe this person, truly a monster, here's what we know. this man was driving, a dark-colored sedan, tinted windows, he is described as being either white or hispanic

male, the fbi we know is assisting local police in this investigation. of course, if you know anything, please call police. right now, lauren, back to you. >> awful, thank you. two people are in the hospital this morning after a car they were in overturnpikes on kelly drive. this happening shortly before 4:00 near west huntingdon park avenue in east falls, the driver was taken to temple university in critical condition, the other einstein medical center, we don't know their condition, police are investigating what caused that accident. another person also in the hospital after being trapped in a car on i95. this happened near the entrance of island avenue exit in the northbound lanes. the person was taken to hahnemann university hospital with unknown injuries. a victim is speaking out about a terrifying moments an arm robber stormed into his store working in west africa oak lane when the masked man threatened him and another employee, police are on the hunt for suspect.

shawnette wilson has more on the story. >> reporter: 6900 old york road in west oaklane got the shock of their life, a masked man with a gun walked in and demand money >> he put a gun at my chest and told give me the money. >> reporter: carlos was behind the counter. happened between 9:00 and 9:30 >> i put all the money in a plastic bag. and he took the bag and he told me give me everything from your pocket, too and i said i don't got nothing. >> reporter: all of this is going down, you see a customer come from the other side oh of the store and watch-car lows said the robber takes the bag of cash and wallet where demanding money from the customer, then says never mind and leaves. cameras capture him taking off the mask while running away. the coworker didn't run to work but carlos said he had to. >> i think about have to do. >> reporter: she wasn't the

wilson fox 29, government officers in sweden deploying flags at half staff to honor the victims of a deadly terrorist attack. they have arrested the man who hijacked a truck then drove through a crowd in stock home and slammed no a department store. four people killed, a dozen injured, police have not yet named the man, there was no immediate claim of responsibility for that attack. police are in the yet ruling out the possibility that other attackers were also involved. now, turnin to developments in syria, the military said the u.s. is investigating whether russia played any part in the chemical attack that prompted president trump to order air strikes. the president said the response was in vital national interest of the united states. some lawmakers say it's time for congress to step in. here's what we know so far. the u.s. launched 59 missiles to a government controlled air base in central syria around 8:45 our time thursday night. president trump ordered the military act in retaliation for

the deadly chemical weapons attack days earlier. some democrats are saying congress needs to step in. >> constitution is very clear, aside from defending the united states from eminent threat, the president cannot start a war. you got to have a vote of congress to do it >> the act was taken to deter the assad regime from using chemical weapons. again, i support both the action and the objective. the planning of this operation was clearly well considered. >> reporter: the military said at least seven peanut butter were killed in the agents. supreme court justice neil gorsuch will take the oath on monday, gop senators used the nuclear option to confirm him, the rule change allows the justice to be approved by a simple majority rather than the 60 votes usually required for confirmation. police in pennsylvania cracking down on distracted driving, the administrative office of pennsylvania courts is reporting that citations have

increased by 52% over past two years. 12,000 were handed out last year alone. men, accounted for more than 70% of drivers who were cited for texting while driving or wearing head phones behind the wheel. 6% were teenagers. 50 fine plus court fees. neighbors taking action in their community, how the group is making a difference, we can all enjoy. >> and what you can do right now to help. plus this. ♪ you know that song. can you believe ca ya is now considered a classic record. share your favorite on social media.

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by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. 7:12. a wave of water burst into homes near san francisco neighbors had just a few minutes to grab some things before the earth gave way in oakland on thursday. look at that video. witnesses saying sounded like a pile of bricks tumbling down the hill. the mud slide so powerful, it took out a section of roadway. some homeowners not allowed to

go back into their homes until officials are sure the hill side has definitely stabilized there. that is tough to look at scott williams, man. >> it really is. we had our fair share of rainfall the past couple days. trenton, we're talking about the return of the sunshine and those temperatures will respond by this afternoon. it is a cold start out there. so jackets and sweaters walking the dog, running those saturday errands. forecast this afternoon, sunny and breezy, 59 center city, upper 50's at the shore, lehigh valley 56 degrees. sunshine here at 4th and market in old city but it's cold, 39, you factor in that wind, yes, feels like 31 degrees right now. with those westerly winds. the storm system from yesterday though, that is pulling away, so that's good news, take a look at the cold air still in place. 30 in pittsburgh right now, we have 38 baltimore, 38 currently

in boston and once again upper 30's in philadelphia. 30 mount pocono, upper 30's still in atlantic city. but for the afternoon, 59 degrees, breezy, still a little cooler, in the shade and during the game tonight at the bank we're talking about 67 for your sunday. beyond that, a ridge of high pressure will dominate the pattern early next week, more typical of a summer june-like pattern, we're talking temperatures, take a look by monday, 79 degrees, 82 on tuesday, how long will that last? we'll talk about the entire seven-day forecast coming up. back over to you. >> i'm going to go outside on tuesday. tom wolf says a house pass for proposal will put a total of 1500 employees out of work. according to administration budget office analysis, deepest

cuts would happen at the department of corrections, with 650 layoff, 400 others could occur in the department of health and human services. it's a part of the fabric of philadelphia, but being a sports fan in the city of brotherly love hasn't been easy in recent year, bruce gordon explains while he's not holding his breath for the newest flyers. >> reporter: i'm bruce gordon and i freely admit. i was spoiled as a kid. my family moved to the philadelphia area in 1967. just in time for the town's newest sports franchise to take the ice. i was hooked. the philadelphia floors won the stanley cup in just their seventh season. season eight hoisted the cup again. now, as a teenager, i figured this was all the norm with the league's most valuable player, bob bobby clark and bernie parent, the championships would come in bunch, then came the

canadians, with a better team and hotter goalie, bile 76, the two-year title run was over. we had no idea just how over. in the 42 season, since that second stanley cup, the flyers have made back to the league finals six times. and lost every one of them. in this, their 50th season as a franchise, an april 2nd loss to new york rangers made it officials. the third time in the last five years that they will miss the playoffs. >> this in a league where more than half the club qualify for the post season, it's not just the flyers aren't very good, the team keeps trying to convince us they're in the hunt for the cup. for years they promoted mediocre players as being very good and very good as being super stars. fact is the team hasn't had a league mvp since eric lindros more than 20 years ago. last time they supported a trophy winner, league's best

goalie ron hextall 30 years ago. the flyers have a raft of young players ready to come in and burst into stardom at the nhl level. we'll see. until then, stop trying to convince us that this flyers team is stomach the elite. just a lucky break or two away from a third stanley cup, they would need to leapfrog 20 or so teams to make it to the top. if you're hold enough, you still have fond memories of those mid 70 glory years to get you by. if not, they're just another local team scuffling along trying to convince you better days are ahead. i fear they are not, only in philly. man, well, this will cheer you up. no matter how young you may feel, there's always always something out there reminding us how old we are.

buzzfeed collected a song considered oldies. people on social media shockeds at the least. ♪ can that really be on the list? the ballad released back in 1995 makes it 22 years old and on the list of oldies. we're going to play songs from that list all morning long, makes it think what are your favorite songs considered oldies? > when i say hey ya from outcast on the list, who is making this list? >> 17, 20 years ago. >> that's what i mean >> hey ya is from 2003. i looked it up before the break. it's >> that can't >> can't be happening right now, guys. we're getting older >> speaking of what's your favorite old di

>> what about i got a feeling? >> that's from 2000. right >> you're asking about old des. >> i heard a song that completely threw me back in the day yesterday anne wooh,f, there it is. and that was actually 93 because it was the phillies song, it is might have been that year it came up. yeah, back again. >> it's ok, tell us what your favorite old des are. >> the phillies things started off ugly. but they fault back. made it to the ballgame. next in sports. >> i don't think everybody got to their seat. >> winning lottery numbers. good luck.

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♪ ♪ w o o, there it is. woo there it is. ♪ >> that's a good one, that woke us up for sure. send us in your oldies. >> woop there it is >> how is the phillies home opener? >> it was chilly but still people showed up and ready to see the phils open up the a home. let's talk sports. once in awhile, we can smile as sports fans and yesterday was one of those case, it was the home opener where even though there was a slight chill in the air, fans packed the stadium, reported over 45,000 tickets sold for game one at citizens bank park. why go to opening day? is that even a question? what a crazy scene actually gorgeous, the phillies honor manager former manager dallas green with a patch little bit black.

kalas sang the national anthem as well. bryce happier and daniel murphy for the. seven to nothing nationals how about this? here comes the phillies, bottom of nine down 7-4, and freddy galvis with the power a two-run homeowner to right, down 7-6. bottom of 9th, two outside. odubel herrara. here's pete mackanin on the rally >> i'm happy the way guys battled back, to be down 7-0, for the guys to come back the way they did, including the closure was huge. i think it's a good omen for things to come. >> round two, battle for the green jacket picked back up in augusta georgia, most would do anything to win golf's most prestigious prize.

yesterday it was a comfortable day at the course, 65 and sunny and here is the shot of the day, brendan grace on his third shot on 15 and watch this, a beautiful shot. the bottom of the cup for eagles, that's a good feeling there. sir gee yo garcia, he would go on, sir gee yo along with two others check out the current leader board and this weekend will be awesome golfing that's for sure. you watch golf on tv? >> no. >> missing out, four plays tied at minus four and two other players is freddy boom boom. seattle, i want to say congratulations to peril jam who were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame and to to tell you about a new food that you can now get at seattle mar in

her's games >> how about hosted grass hoppers? >> i'm good. >> that's tasty. those a chilly lime flavored grass hoppers, high in protein, low, cal and gluten free, that is the food of the future right there. you don't have to have any live stock, you know, they can just breed themselves, i believe. i don't know how they work. but yes. now you can get them at seattle mar ner's game. people are talking about their songs, this is how we do it. my girl by the temptations. who let the dogs out? by the ba ha men. >> if hey ya is officially an

oldie, does that official make you old? i think a millennial had to make that list or someone younger. >> those darn millenials. >> 7:27. a local grandmother diagnosticed with ovarian cancer found the courage to fight the disease. sabina on our top story. >> two days out and the monster who took a four-year-old girl off the street and sexual assaulted her, he is still on the loose. if you're a parent you cannot miss the story, we're going to have an update after break.

7:30 -- not to cut funding in the wake of the recent trail derailment. the derailment derailment caused widespread delays for hundreds thousands. chris christie wrote a letter that he directed new jersey transit to withhold fund until an independent inspection. philadelphia suspending a program reserved on street parking places for electric car, too many neighbors are complaining saying it's unfair to allow the owners of those vehicles to reserve spots for

charging stations outside their home. electric vehicle owners saying cleaning up pollution more important. council members say the suspension of the program will allow the city to revamp. welcome back to watching good day weekend. lauren johnson, scott williams has a look at our weather on saturday morning, people are talking all about the oldies, i love it. >> a lot of request coming in. we might play some of mine in a few moments. the sunshine, it is making a return across the area, upper 50's by this afternoon, center city 58 down the shore, 56. the high temperature in the lehigh valley, so as we take a live look outside of our studios, you can see the sun glare, have your shades and have a hat, the kind of breezy as well. a west wind at 13 miles per hour, you can see those folks have their jackets, because yes, 39 degrees right now with the windchill of 31. so it is a cold start but it's dry and the cloud cover from yesterday's storm system, it is moving well away from us, so that means high pressure will be

moving in and those temperatures will recover. it's cold out there right now. but the seven-day forecast shows 59 by this afternoon, 67 on sunday and then take a look at monday into tuesday, upper 70's to low 80's. lauren. >> love it. scott. 7:32. to a developing story, people in delaware keeping a closer eye on their children after a little girl was abducted and sexual assaulted in new castle county. sabina live with the story. >> reporter: the normalmity of this crime is heart to describe. there's somebody out there on the street right now who has no fear in taking a four-year-old child off the street in broad daylight, even as other people were watching. then police say, sexual assaulting her. let's go to video for you from police, searching for clues to find out whoever did this. now, this happened on thursday,

here in the village of plum run, again, police say, a man white or hispanic driving a dark-colored sedan with tinted wind drove up to neighborhood children as they were playing. lured the four-year-old towards him and physically forced her into the vehicle before taking off. police later found her dumped in a park partially nude. they say she had been sexual assaulted. we do know that she was returned and is recovering at home with family but again, back here live, new castle county police investigating along with the fbi, they need your help. if you don't know anything, call them. they're looking foreman driving a dark-colored sedan with tinted windows sexual assaulting a four-year-old girl in a stranger dawk, that's the latest. we'll have more coming up. several people will be honored for work to help fight for the rights of the local lgbtq community from teenagers to organizations and businesses,

honored by the delaware valley legacy fund. here this morning, one of the award winners. honored with the business hero award and the executive director of the the dvls, how are you both? >> great >> congratulations to you, greg. >> we're very excited about it >> how do you feel about receiving this award >> it is amazing fors, the philadelphia convention and visitors bureau, the official marking for the city of philadelphia and we've been dedicateded to the lgbt community last three years, we've brought. it under scores the value of what we do >> what's the toughest, i guess, thing out here in trying to raise awareness and bring light to the lgbtq community >> i think it's all about your ability to just get your message out. we work hard every single day to communicate just how welcome philadelphia is, how exciting and how vibrant our lgbt community is and more important when it comes to cities and

conventions what better city >> tell me about the award ceremony >> dbls are the lgbt community foundation in the region, we generally do grant making but we want to honor those in the community that are vacuum'sing the rights of the lgbtq folks who live and work and play in philadelphia, much like greg, we also have four other fantastic awards. we have a great use hero, a lot of homelessness in philadelphia, honoring the gay men's chorus for all their great work and then we also have really fantastic lifetime legacy hero, heshie, vineman, for lgbt older adults >> thank you so much for stopping by and good luck with

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when a neighborhood deteriorates, it could have a negative impact. bill anderson speaks to a group of neighbors vowing to take action in their community and challenging others to do the same >> people have to realize you can't depend on the city for everything >> the whole point of the foregoodness sake segment is to show people doing good in the communities and inspire all of us, although i'm here in chester, this park with glass on basketball courts, unsafe equipment, no the being taken care of could be anywhere in the area. so the question then becomes, what are we going to do about it? >> something inspired you to do it >> my grandson, he came up here last summer. and he looked around and said grandmother, this park is dirty >> there wasn't reason for her to feel embarrassed. it isn't her park but chester is

her community and felt like maintaining it was at least partially on the resident, is he and she went looking for volunteers and any grants >> several months later, i said here's a letter, we can't help you then a check comes, my goodness, we got the grant >> it's not a lot of money, basically money for supplies but this weekend dozens of volunteers will meet in the park to try to make it a place they feel comfortable. sending their kids and their grandkids. >> over the next couple days, we're going to clean up the park, paint it, and keep it maintained. because this is the park that many have forgotten about. >> reporter: i walked around the park with ms. bonita as she showed me the plans to clean up, paints murals and repair equipment. she also introduced me to artist volunteering their time to paint murals on the buildings and sidewalks. jerry isn't even from chester but he's committed community, so he quickly agreed to participate >> we want to inspire people to come out and to participate, and

to take part in the appreciation of the creation in and the betterment of this park >> they started the murals. the city started working on fallen branches and overgrown weeds but the clean-up is saturday and jerry wants the community to come out, and understand that ultimately the park belongs to them >> we're trying to inspire people to come out, if anybody is in the neighborhood and they see, come on out, help out, ask what's going on because this is your community. >> reporter: something his daughter as 11 has already embraced in her art and willingness to volunteer. >> community, love, peace and community. >> reporter: that's the message you wanted send >> yes >> she and others promised this won't be a one be time thing, they're going to maintain it every month. they're doing this to take care of their community, now, the question becomes, what will we do to take care of ours? for goodness sake, i'm bill

anderson. a chester clean-up village park starts this morning at 8:30 if you would like to pitch in and help. 7:42. heartbreak in hollywood. pierce brosnan opens up about how ovarian cancer claimed of life of his wife and daughter. and a local grandmother found her story of survivor how she found courage in the midst of her own battle. flu

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♪ ♪ instant request for an oldie and look what you got. bones hugs and harmony. >> let's talk about the sunshine, beautiful, skyline view of wilmington along the river, temperatures are cold though that the 30's. 39 degrees right now in center city, feels like 31 with that west wind right now at 13 miles per hour, the cloud cover is moving away. yesterday's system that brought the clouds occasional sprinkles is moving out. the numbers, we have 30 in mount pocono, 38 wrightstown, 36 in wilmington, but by this afternoon, yes, 59 degrees the high temperature in philadelphia. then tomorrow, 67 degrees, as we focus in on the forecast once again, we're looking at upper

50's for today. and then what if you're headed to citizens bank park later on this evening? 53 degrees by first pitch at 7:05, mostly clear, it will be a cool evening, the weather authority seven-day forecast showing you temperatures tomorrow, 67 degrees, look at monday. nearly 80, 82 for tuesday. the not as warm, low 70's on wednesday. but still above average, 70 by thursday, then by good friday, maybe a shower chance, temperatures lauren right around 64 degrees. back over to you. pierce brosnan is opening up after losing his wife and daughter to ovarian cancer, how the tragedy changed his life forever, he no longer looks at the cup as half full and the dark melon colely irish black dog sits besides me. they were married in 1980 and

together until her death in known 91, the couple had a son, brosnan adopted her son and daughter from a previous relationship. his stepdaughter charlotte died in 2013 from the same disease that took her mother's life. according to the cdc each year more than 20,000 women in the u.s. will be affected by ovarian cancer, it's the 9th most common cancer and the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths. joining us to share her story of survival, sidney hunter. robin cohen from the cancer foundation. thank you for joining us. cindy let's start with you and your story. never an easy story, but take us back to diagnose when you were found out >> i was diagnosed in the fall of 2012 and misdiagnosed. that's a whole long story. but being treated since then, i'm still on chemo, what happens if it doesn't kill you the first time, it keeps coming back and

trying again. i'm having another, this is like my third recurrence. and started a new kind of chemo rounds of chemo, i wouldn't lose my hair this time, which is good. and but it's a hard disease, it's sneaky, and one of the problems is that it's very hard to determine that you have it. mimics a lot of other things, and there's not a way to detect it. so you can't go in and say, like, with, you know, like a mammogram, for breast cancer, you can't say do i have the test, there's no test. so we need research and we have money for research, so that we can have a way that women can go and find out early, because once you're stage four like i am, it's much more difficult to recover, than if you were diagnosed at stage 1 or two. you know, the survival rate is completely different, but right now there's no way to determine. so people will find out because they have -- they're having a

baby or they're having a problem with their endo meet roses and it turns out to be ovarian, it's kind of oftentimes found by accident >> the good is a good way to raise money and awareness >> we're having the walk. it's a 5 k and 10k. >> i remember taking part in it. two years ago >> you brought your dog >> diamond is always in the mix, we came out it was on the art museum steps. >> it's at payne park this year because of the nfl draft and it's fun to research, what's amazing, it's -- there's a lot of the women that attend are participating in treatments that were funded from the event itself. which is pretty incredible. and you know, the difference between survival and death is research. and so 100% of proceeds will

find research. >> that's good to know, a lot of the time people say where does my money go women like you to save lives. >> the walk is a great way to get your people together, you know, support you on a regular basis, i bringmy dog too. he thinks everyone is there to see her, my team is the fighting force, if anyone wants to come walk with us. we'll give a super hero cape and you can walk with us and donate to the cause. >> thank you for so much for coming by and good luck with the event. still to come, a lot more on good day, stay with us. ♪

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elephant i was getting arrested and arrested and getting in trouble. i had anger problems and stuff like that. >> maurice they say former foster youth here in philadelphia and he knows first hand how hard it is to adjust once leaving the system, thankfully a local coffee shop, a nonprofit is here to help. >> everybody here like a family and we work as a team, it's not like any other job where you working and you got to watch over the next person or nobody really helping you like we all work together >> the mondayky in the elephant is a nonprofit coffee shop. the youth are working here at the shop, we also address kind of barriers they may have in terms of housing, mental health, food, child care. >> on average, 250 youth out of the foster care system annually >> without a family, a committed adult, leaves for bad outcomes for that young person, it could

be homelessness incarceration or some involve in the criminal justice system >> they're also gaining invaluable personal skills >> meeting with people, interacting with people changed with me. >> reporter: maurice plans on's translating these skills in a future career in real estate it provides a sustainable program, also helps strengthen the local community as a whole, for fox 29 news, jackie. all morning we've been reading your social media messageses. we're asking for you to tell us about your favorite songs that are considered oldies because buzzfeed did a list and we were kind of like what? hey now? is an oldie? there's some others. people have been talking to us on social media this morning,

telling us what they think kirk said try a little tenderness. >> i love that within. >> that is a good oldie. >> that's a real oldie. >> candy girl. candy girl ♪ that's a good one too. >> absolutely. >> the want to be by the spice girls. that's a song that will forever live with us. >> and we did this one earlier. the montel jordan, this otis song takes a minute >> and jay-z and kenye, i don't know if it was their song, jay-z was trending on social media because he's taking his songs off of the apple music. he wants people to have to go to title, it's his streaming service, can you battle apple?

jay-z, i don't know. >> can you battle apple? i once made a joke about 15 years ago, that the dollar bill was going to have the apple symbol >> as you walk around all you see is this >> try a little tenderness. let us know your song because can today's is playing them all this morning. ♪ . ♪ . here we go, i can see this all day, we just >> i love this song though. >> later on local teen's contraction helped a cat born with a neurological condition from being put down. are you kidding me? we talk about this in the next hour on good day.

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♪ . from the fox 29 studio, this is good day philadelphia weekend. search is on for a man many are calling a monster this morning. a four-year-old girl kidnapped and assaulted right off the street. what police know about the person who's responsible. and the military says the u.s. is investigating whether russia played any part in the chemical attack that prompted president trump to order airstrike against syrian military targets. increase how much money you save with a few simple steps, dan, the man shares his tricks helping you multiple your money i can tell you my allergies has been on a roller coaster >> we've been dealing with rain, the sunshine, the wind, it's kind of blowing the pollen around, washing it around, i'll have the pollen forecast coming up later. but folks still talking about

the songs. the throw back song >> the oldies. >> we're going to continue throughout the hour, a live look outside of our studio showing you the sunshine, it is making a come back. it's still cold out there on saturday morning, so you want to bundle up as we take a look at the live temperatures right now, it's 40 degrees, but take a look at the feels like temperature, yes, still in the low 30's for philadelphia, winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour, you need that jacket. ultimate doppler showing dry, quiet conditions, a bit of a breeze, winds out west northwest but the storm system that brought us the rainfall and the cloud cover the past couple days, yeah, it is getting out of here, high pressure will build in for today into tomorrow and the temperatures will respond nicely. upper 30's in wilmington, low 40's in and wildwood, 39 in allentown, 30 in the poconos, and take a look at the windchill in mount pocono, 17 degrees, feels like 31 in wilmington,

feels like 34 right now in atlantic city. so the afternoon high temperature in philadelphia and pretty much across the area, mid to upper 50's, we'll keep a little bit of a cool breeze, but then by tomorrow, 67 degrees will be the high temperature. so we'll continue to talk about that weekend warmup, a sunny stretch, and what about record warmth? forget about the return of spring, lauren. it could feel like summer in that seven-day forecast. we'll explain coming up. >> not surprised. thank you so much. 8:02. to a developing story, a man who abduct add four-year-old girl sexual assaulted her and dropped her off miles away from her home. sabina kuriakose joining us from wilmington delaware with the latest on this story. >> reporter: even hearing you read that introduction just makes my blood run cold. how do you convey to our viewers at home the horror of this crime? we're out here now, police are out here still looking through

the neighborhood, now, again, this is a man, a monster as the police called him who had no fear in picking up a four-year-old child in broad daylight while other people watched. taking her sexual assaulting her and then dumping her in a park like trash. now, let's go to video that we gathered for you from yesterday as police searched that park for any clues that could help lead to this child predator. again, police are warning parents to be vigilant and watch their children. we know that there are several easter related activities happening today and police are saying that for sure, this person is out there, and that constitutes a threat to public safety. all of this happened thursday afternoon, when this four-year-old girl was playing in her yard with other neighborhood kids. witnesses say a white or historic man in a dark-colored sedan drove up to the children. he told the little girl he had something for her mother and then when he, the child extended

her hand, he snatched her and forced her into his vehicle. two hours later. police found her partially clothed in a nearby park. this is, of course, every parent's, every human being's worse neighbor. listen to what witnesses and the police told us about what happened. >> crying and screaming and, you know, somebody took her, somebody took her, they were just screaming with fear >> no one has a right to violate anyone but you reach all new low level when you want to take advantage of a child. a four-year-old child. >> reporter: i think you can only be described as evil. what you heard the witness describing there was the other little children who watched this happen themselves traumatized, crying as they ran after this man in the car, trying to help their friend. now, here's what we know about a

description of the suspect. police say he was driving a dark-colored sedan, with tinted windows, he is a white or hispanic male. he appeared to have dark hair, according to what the children told us, now, again, the fbi is assisting new castle police are out here near the scene where the child was taken, if you know anything, police are asking you to call them. they need your help to get this guy off the street. lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. two people in the hospital this morning after a car they were in overturns on kelly drive. this happened shortly before healthcare near west hunting park avenue in east falls. the driver was taken to temple university hospital in critical, the other transported to einstein medical center, we don't know their condition. police are investigating what caused the accident. another person also in the hospital after being trapped in a car on i95. this happened near the entrance of the island avenue exit in the

northbound lanes, taken to university hospital with unknown injuries. a video you have to see. watch as this man dressed in all black grab as store worker holding a gun to his head. awful. he then forces that worker to the ground demands another worker hand over cash. this happened last night at the new shop express on the 6900 block of old york road in east oak lane, before leaving. the gunman takes one of the worker's wallets as he's laying on the ground. man ran away before police arrived offices in sweden flying flags a the half staff to honor the victims of a hijacked truck that stormed through a crowd in stock home. they have arrested the man responsible. the prime minister called the crash a terror attack, at least four people were killed along with a dozen others who were injured. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. police are not ruling out the possibility there may be other attackers who were involved. turning to developments in syria, the military says the

u.s. is investigating whether russia played any part in the chemical attack that prompted president donald trump to order airstrike, 59 missiles to a government control air base in syria thursday night. president trump ordered the action in retaliation for the deadly chemical weapons attack. some are saying congress needs to step in. an agreement negotiated under the obama administration to overhaul the baltimore police department will move ahead despite objections from the trump administration. the investigation of the department came after the controversial 15 death of freddie gray who's next was broken as he was riding in the back of a police van. evidence showed unlawful stops and use of excessive force against african-americans in that community. jeff sessions worried about whether the agreement will result in a quote, less safe city.

the police department said the agreement will accelerate many needed reforms in the areas of training, technology and internal accountability systems. in michigan, tie sin bins was removed from life support after three weeks attempting suicide. it happened after her son's girlfriend faked her own suicide on social media as a prank, police have not confirmed that information. authorities said a juvenile has been charged with malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime. new jersey cracking down on distracted drivers, a local father raising attention after losing his own daughter. on april 15th, 2012, mike lost his 18-year-old daughter nicky in a car accident. she was riding in the back seat of a car driven by a classmate. it's believed the driver was using the phone prior to the crash. he started people against distracted driving and his daughter's name, he appeared on good day yesterday sharing how his own little daughter's death

has helped changed so many lives. >> see her picture now, actually her photograph is all over the country. >> yes, it's on the back of tractor-trailers all over, but it's known, we're one of the biggest charities in america and we do 24/7 victim support. we just served the 1,000 victim of people who have been affected by distracted driving. nicky is making a difference in the world right now. >> that's good. new jersey asking drivers to use its pound 77 phone alert system to report distracted driving. 8:09, we've been asking people to give us their oldies, in the last hour, we're naming oldies song and we were like say what? abc michael jackson, thanks for sending that one in. >> give me anything jackson >> baby, baby. he said how about nellie if you want to go and take a ride with me. >> that's a good one.

>> that is a good one. tony, tone, >> nellie was really big. >> he still is bill really big >> and band-aid >> absolutely. let's get -- that's an interesting one, i'm more of a -- this anniversary. >> made for you and me. that is a good one. 8:10. on good day, a local teen's contraption helps a cat born with a neurological condition save the cat from being put down >> take care of the kitties >> that's a cute story. increase how much money you save with a few simple steps be danry ricado is here helping you multiply your money.

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a cooler breeze, upper 50's center city, 58 degrees down the shore and 56 the high temperature for lehigh valley. so yesterday's storm system pulling away, that sunshine moving in but it is a chilly start. we have upper 30's north and west, low 40's millville and down the shore. 59 the afternoon high temperature in center city. 67 degrees by tomorrow. lauren, we talked about the pollen. take a look at the forecast. yes, it's going back up today into the medium to high category then sunday, monday, tuesday as those temperatures warm and we stay dry into the high category. take a look at the ridge of high pressure that will build as we move towards early next week, forget about spring, we're talking a summer preview here,

high temperatures monday into tuesday, into the upper 70's, to low 80's. nearing that record high temperature tuesday, the record is 84 degrees. we should top out around 82. not as warm but hey, 71, looking good, the middle of next week, 70 thursday, 64 by next friday. back over to you. >> man it will be a rough week in the pollen department. thanks so much. a new study shows americans feeling more comfortable with their savings compared to about a year ago. still, they're not doing a better job at saving for a rainy day. bank rate says 21% of working americans aren't saving a single penny of their income. >> always good to know that the money is there. but even then, i'm still -- i'm not completely frugal. money is there to spend it. . one reason is job security.

how about this? one third of consumers making $75,000 a year are living paycheck to paycheck. we called in dan our money guy >> the more you make, the more you spend. when you saw this, i saw >> i e-mailed you immediately. >> we got to do this. we have to talk about this. >> i work with people every day that make a lot of money and they're broke. they're broke. and there's a couple reasons, obviously you're trying to keep up with the joneses and next door neighbors and all of that. really, it comes down, we look at people's budget, it comes down to your meals and your wheels, the average new car payment is now $490 a month. that used to be a more give. 250 a month eating out. so look, without eating cat food staying in your basement, there are ways that we can painlessly

somewhat painlessly tuck some money away for emergency >> speaking of emergencies do people have on average >> they should have about three months of living expenses tucked away, 68% of consumers have less than $1,000 tucked away in savings. >> if anything happens, what do you do >> doom and gloom >> help us save money >> hi, mom, i need some money. right? >> here's a few tips, right away we know this we talked about it a lot. use a budgeting ap, there's so many good one outside there on your smart phone, we like mint. there's a bunch, if no other reason, how many times do you say i get paid where is my money going >> you're always like i get paid and i have to pay someone else. >> put a budgeting ap, go used versus new, if you really do node a car, check out used cars, you'll save about half, 18 grand or so average used car versus 34

grand for the average >> once you drive off the lot >> your most expensive drive with a new car is that first drive off the lot. it depreciates so quickly >> what about parents like you whose teenagers are turning 16, 17, driving age and you say want to go get my son a new car >> i manage a fleet of vehicles. because all my kids and stuff. so i am a full-time fleet manager. use safe car, big lots of steel, who cares about the jeep, they will get that later >> let them pay for that fancy car later > you guys like to eat out. i like to bring you free aps, there's one called spot luck. have you tried that one? my daughter's boyfriend turned me on to this one, it's a free ap, spot luck, check it out. bring your smart phone. gps knows where you are. you spin the wheel, for free, no membership or anything like

that. it tells you all the restaurants in your area, and gives you discounts, no coupons, membership fees, none of that stuff. you use the coupon in your area, i used it in fishtown a couple weeks ago. worked. spot luck, it's free to use, the merchants love it brings you in the door. >> i got it >> check that one out and you'll save up to 25% on your restaurant bill >> is he giving you these aps to try to get cool points? you thought about that too. right? brian, i'm watching you. next you want to pay yourself first. we talked about this a lot on good day. the reality is most folks don't now how to save, for working stiffs, best way to save is automatic, that means your 401k, $10 every paycheck, get started >> what about the people who say don't cheat yourself, treat yourself. >> that's how i live. hey >> it is important to use the occasional splurge.

absolutely. as i said we don't want to be bunkered up in our basement. the last little tip studies show if you use this, called cash, most millennials don't know what that is, if you use cash, you will save about 18% on average versus credit. consumers spend about 18% less when they're using cash. try this experiment at home. if you're having trouble, a little bit jammed up financially you want to get kick started, try using cash the next month or so and see how much extra you'll save versus the plastic. >> once you run out, you're out. >> exactly. >> you're much more careful >> question now, we're talking about oldies buzzfeed said we're picking oldies, and what's your favorite >> i go local. i'm a philly guy. hardly melvin and the blue notes, if you don't love me by now. ♪ if you don't love me by now. ♪ . >> love that. >> that's a throwback.

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danny, i got an e-mail update, and he met a cat. this cat had a rare neurological condition that kept him from standing up straight, if he tried to stand up he'd fall over. someone said wait, what about danny? this kid will help save this cat's life. danny created they didn't contraption and now, the cat is doing much better. check it out >> tell me about this cute little creature in your lap >> this is mr. kite. >> he's a cat born with a neurological condition. >> i feel bad for him. >> watch as mr. kite tries to walk. cikite part of the brain is controls motor skills is under developed at birth. just because you're born different doesn't mean you should be thrown off into a

corner. >> lindsey is known to have a soft spot for special needs animals, she run as northern liberties. saved the bull dog, that dog gained national attention for bringing awareness to children with craniofacial injuries. kids like danny. >> i was born with a craniofacial condition. >> danny explains it as a genetic condition that causes the plates in your head to fuse together too soon >> it won't let the brain grow properly. so they had to basically take it apart, put it back together >> doctors have done it six or seven times now. perform delicate procedures. his first successful surgery happened when he was only seven months old >> did you ever let that stop you at all or make you feel like you couldn't do things different than anything else >> his can do attitude is what

lindsey helped him help the struggling kitten >> his mechanical mind, huge heart and helping hand all work together >> the prototype took about three hours. then that itself took about a week to build, and to strengthen. >> the gadget made up of pdc pipes, blue and a few adjustable had to be wide enough to allow him to a kitty litter box >> i was so impressed with his idea and what he was able to. >> it wasn't always easy >> it kind of broke apart easily. >> he had to perform his own surgery to get it perfect >> did you ever get frustrated and think i can't do this >> occasionally, but i'm building stuff and i like building stuff. >> now, it's working wonders, helping the kitten sit up, stand

up, for short periods and scoot along. >> what kept you going? what made you say i have to figure this out >> one building stuff and too, i have a big heart >> and a big scar, a reminder of his own strength and journey. >> he actually is a special as i thought that he was >> a life that hasn't always been easy but certainly rewarding. if you're interested in adopting mr. kite, contac the women's humane society located in bensalem, 215-750-3100. and if you have an idea for an are you kidding me story? you can e-mail me, lauren dot johnson at fox tv.com. danny is going off to college so he can't take mr. kite to school with him. 8:47 i got tears coming to my eyes in the morning, great story. mr. kite, somebody pick up mr.

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8:31 on saturday morning, people in new castle county being urged to keep ka close eye on their kids. a man abduct add four-year-old girl and sexual assaulted her. she was playing with friends outside of her home, forced her into his car, drove away as other children screamed for help. girl was found two hours later at a park barely clothed. police say the attacker had a dark colored four-door car with tinted windows. first responders in strawberry mansion rescued a resident from a row home in danger of collapsing. l&i was called to the 3100 block of fountain street just before 5:00 yesterday and requested immediate assistance. the person was taken to

hahnemann university hospital to be evaluated. welcome back you're watching good day weekend, i'm lauren johnson, let's turn things over to scott williams for a look at our weather >> yesterday we had all the cloud cover, a couple of spotty showers across the area. the sunshine is making a come back for your saturday. it is a chilly start out there. so grab the jackets and sweaters, so also, grab the sun glasses, a lot of sunshine out there for today. 59 at 3:00. temperatures still feeling a little cooler because of the breezy conditions, upper 50's down the shore, 56 degrees, the high in the lehigh valley, and take a look at the up tick in the temperature department. by tomorrow, 67 degrees. nearing 80 as we move towards monday and what about 82 by tuesday? more typical of june. so as we look at what's happening on ultimate doppler, there's the area of low pressure, finally moving away from maine. 42 right now in atlantic city, low 40's in wildwood, upper 30's

north and west, the once again, here's your forecast. sunshine, temperatures top out around 59. we'll keep it breezy with westerly wind. back over to you. >> thank you. turning now to developments in syria, reactions continue to pour in following president trump's agents. the trump administration says they plan to keep up its pressure on the country, the missile strikes were in response to tuesday's deadly chemical attacks that killed nearly 100 people including young children. russia since cut off communication with the u.s. as one of its war ships is reportedly heading towards two american ships >> russia is supposed to be a guarantor of the removal of chemical weapons from syria. obviously, that is not happened. and innocent syrians continue to be murdered. >> many u.s. allies, including japan great britain and saudi arabia praised the air strike,

others said is this the right move? let's bring in terrorism expert. ed, thanks so much for joining us. some possibly are saying we're one step away from war. what's happening? >> no, i don't think we're a step away from war. the russians right now are very embarrassed and they're angry. they're embarrassed because their air defense system couldn't stop our crews tom hawks and we did very serious damage to the base from which this attack was led by assad. they're angry because assad put them in a very bad place. morally, there's no defense for what assad did in the use of these weapons. also, they're now in awkward g o political position so they're lashing out. they've ended what's called the deconflicting line, which is a

telephone between themselves and us. they're sending a war ship but i believe we will give a them wide berth and as long as they don't get any ideas about taking us on in an incautious way, this will play out nervously, but i don't see any kind of build-up to war at this point. >> ok. >> there's always the chance of miscalculation and most wars start because of miscalculation. you guess wrong and the guy responds. he by the way, the rules have changed. here's what people are learning. and it's not just the syrians and the russians. the chinese are now thinking, you know what? maybe we better do something about north korea, because if we don't, trump might. and the i rannians will learn if you harass american naval vessels the way they have, it's going to turn no a contact

sport. we're not going to hold back, we'll hit back. so we're demonstrating that we have the capacity to do things, don't press us. >> my next question, we're going to bring up a tweet. should we have done this, trump tweeted in 2013, how bad has our leader, speaking then of president obama, made it is look on syria, stay out of syria, we don't have we don't have the leadership to win wars or straight apologize, the president must get congressional approval before attacking syria, big mistake if he did not, democrats are saying that's exactly what president trump has done in this situation >> yes, although the same democrats were defending then, let's just say hip pocracy, is on both sides. it's president trump, he recognizes that there is an enduring american national

interest, not to allow poise gas to be you've against people. doesn't mean we're getting into a ground war in syria, in a sense, he does have to offer a greater explanation as to u.s. strategy and if he's going to deep end the involvement then he does have to go to congress. but if it's a matter of laying down a marker and saying, no pie send gas, he's done a pretty good job. >> we have much more coming up on good day, stay with us.

♪ . happying today, mayor kenney will kick off the philly clean-up, a city-wide effort to keep philly clean green and beautiful. over of the past decade more than 100,000 volunteers helped clean up more than 11 million pounds of trash and recycled materials. when people come visit, they say this city is so dirty. so we're happy to here people are cleaning up. shawn, i took at a walk through northern liberties fishtown the other day, i was appalled at some of the trash piles i saw there. are it gets dirty in certain places >> nothing frustrate me more when you see people casually throwing stuff -- >> yesterday, i saw a girl throw a full styrofoam cup, literally

was drinking out of it and chugged it into the street. >> ridiculous. what's the first thought that comes to mind when you think of old city >> party time. >> party time? i think of work. >> that's funny. definitely for a few years when i first moved to philly, that's where you went out >> fox is at the corner of 4th and mark. a lot of people think, going to work. that's what i thought of. post your answers on social media, representatives of the neighborhood want to hear from you. old city district wants you to share your stories on social media. use the #my old city philly >> i'm sure they love the word party time >> you come out and spend money. >> my thing that i love, actually, it's a love hate

relationship. i love the cobble stone streets. . i love them when i'm walking but in the driving. when you're walking, it's so scenic and pretty. and reminds me of an old city >> you think of history >> that's my favorite thing. what's yours >> you know, throwback, i think a blue martini, i use it could there, 32, mad river used to be down here, right now, my favorite place is gas light. it's a wonderful restaurant right there on 2nd and market, and i'm telling you it's just top notch across the board, food, drink, scene >> happy hours night >> people one of my favorite places in old city >> i do like that one, you can sit out there when the weather is good, i think i was there 4th of july, and many people are coming across the market street bridge >> that's where my mind is going with the warm weather, we come out and get dinner and whatnot and the city is just vibrant on a friday and saturday night.

with the warm weather, good things are >> use the #my old city. i think they will be happy, old city district will be happy to see people's pictures going up. 8:43, spring is here, time to get right for summer, we're having a body party. are we? in the good day studios, you show-offs. you better be glad i have my dress on, tom.

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this is mom-o-log. we're in conshohocken because let's face it. there's going to rainy days this spring and preschool teachers know how to keep the kids busy. good morning, you're the mom of four and a teacher. >> yes. >> when it comes to keeping them busy it's the process >> they have a lot of fun making things and instead of painting or coloring, you know, something like this, they can actually get outside and move around >> what are we god? >> he's going to take the food coloring and drip it on. sprinkle it on, wherever you'd like. all different colors. >> i have to say, you got all of your kids here that want to talk to you. kind of what would happen at home. >> yes. >> and then you like this for a rainy day activity why? >> about either you can spray it with a water bottle or you can take it outside and put it in the rain, and it splatters.

>> show us what happens when the water happens? and this is exactly what we were talking about in terms of it's more about the process. i have to say, this feels messy to them, but it's not so hard >> it's not so hard to clean up. especially if you have no -- it definitely helps out >> looks good, the kids have been kept busy. thank you, buddy, you're an artiste, the kids are adorable and there's always play do, when all else fails, this is mom-o-log. you got art and it's not messy. yesterday we were talking about the cloud cover, it was pretty damn and dreary. right now we're taking a live look at absecon new jersey, it has returned for folks at the shore. the area of low pressure is moving away, that means high

pressure will be moving in. feels like temperatures in the low 30's, 40 in philadelphia, low 40's at the shore, upper 30's north and west, planning your day hour by hour, we're talking about noon temperatures, 50 degrees, 59 by 3:00. the high temperature for today, 67 degrees for tomorrow. and then gets warmer with that weather authority seven-day forecast. we are talking about numbers on monday nearing 80 degrees, and what about 82 degrees more typical of june for early next week. 71 on wednesday. 70 by thursday. back to the 60's with next friday. back over to you. when you look at scott's forecast you think beautiful weather means spring, summer and our beach bodies are in progress. we're five weeks away from from memorial day from city fitness, tom winger and hagerty.

show me your be a bs, again >> i got 88 and sunny for a week, you're talking about 82. >> you've been working out the last month or so. >> how has it been >> great. i'll show you how to get the booty gains? i love it. >> let's see what you guys are going to do >> on your back. squats like this. >> look at you. form is very -- your form is good. make sure your partner >> dropping it like it's hot >> if you don't have a friend you want to make sure -- i'm going to give you four quick exercises that you can do. everyone knows a push-up you get all the way down, right back up. if you can't do the pull push-up. it's a little bit of an abs things, mountain climbers you can do those slower as well, hold it, pull in, pull in.

get up a little bit, pull jump lunches, put the heart rate up. if you don't have a friend you can do the body squats or mix something else >> and a little bit of >> just jump >> jump squat >> look at that. >> what's important when you're trying -- everything is thinking five weeks. how do you get in shape that quickly or can you? is there enough time >> you got to train for a year if you want to get this situation. but really, if you're keeping your heart rate up, if you're dedicating three, four days a week to exercise, 45 minutes an hour, mixing in cardio and strength training you're going to get a lot closer to where you want to be. >> what works for you? the diet >> the biggest is in the kitchen. still on my way, but biggest things, it's the hardest part working out is the easy part >> for me that's the hard part, once i get off work, i'm like, all right, i guess i'll put on my work-out clothes and go to the gym but that's easy for you

>> compared to the dieting >> dieting is hard >> moderation. i'm not touching any sweets during the week. weekends, >> not like i'm firing doughnuts down but you know, that's what i allow myself to treat myself >> indulge >> you guys should take the peeps out of the green room. >> are there peeps in there? >> yes. >> if you eat peeps, you're nasty. >> i ate peeps yesterday >> i just had them before i walked in >> every peep i ate this morning, >> all right, quickly tell people where to find you >> city fitness philly.com. >> those abs. >> where are you going >> vacation. campaign, you know, we had almost 1,000 people in philadelphia, five and a half million clears, i'm burnt out. i'm going to go >> it's time for a vaca, don't take your phone. thank you guys for coming in.

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details, new data compiled by wander shows that dating ap usage on work phones has grown by 69% over the past year. on average, people are spending 47 minutes a week searching for love. the most common time 11:23 a.m., most popular ap by far was bum bell. >> and bum bell is the one where you have to hit up the -- the girls can only hit you back. that's what that is. >> not married and i'm faithful >> no bum bell on this phone. >> my mother watches this show and she's like, sean loves his wife. she says that all the time. >> i cannot imagine someone would like to download something like that on their work phone. you have two different phones >> i have two phones, one for work and one for play. >> do you have one? one phone. that's all i need. i have a hard enough time

remembering that thing >> i don't ever want to do anything on my work phone. because that's what they can track you. not that i have secret low life but it's like, i just don't think certain things are appropriate for your work phone. i always have two phones >> that's definitely not appropriate >> inappropriate. looking for love on line, next time you find yourself to find that special someone, you may want to log in at the dinner table. a new study from mobile security platform. wander finds 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. most active time for users on tinder, match and other dating aps. if you're online then, you may find a date online too and you can chat and make the connection. >> dinner time? they're hungry and thirsty. >> i still have yet to go online to date. i just don't, i don't know why. >> match.com, none of that is

appealing to you >> i don't know, i like the personal interactions, if we were somewhere right now, how are you? good to meet you. where are you from? what are you doing in philly? i just like that. i feel like you can hide behind something on an ap. >> totally agree. old fashion we are these days >> i feel like to too >> same time we spoke about this before, facebook, you know, i think is a wonderful place to meet people if you do it the right way. there's a noncreepy way to slide in. >> let's take a last look at weather for saturday >> yesterday we were stuck with temperatures in the 40's, the cloud cover but look at the seven-day forecast, 60 by this afternoon, 67 for your sunday, near 80 on monday, low 80's, not a spring feel, a summer preview for early next week. we'll take it. >> i will. >> you'll be complaining about

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