major local road for hours. a local uber driver disappears after her hift. her mother tirelessly searching for answers. i don't want to think about not ever seeing her again the last exchange the two had before the woman went missing. plus we all know the importance of a good night's rest, but could your bed save your life. why researchers say your sleepless nights may be linked to cancer. here comes peter cotton tail hopg down the bunny trail. will it be perfect weather for an egg hunt, we could see one of the warmest easter sundays in decade a.

from the fox 29 studios this is good day philadelphia weekend. >> i just say what they tell me to say. >> good morning, everyone it's saturday april 15, i'm bill and der somebody. onion the fellows on their show. >> good day. >> look at us, we're all coordinated. all wearing blue. it fits the new edition edition of good p day philadelphia. >> first of all, good morning. >> good morning. >> we're talking about the fact that it could be outstanding weather that we have for this easter sunday. >> absolutely. >> today is going to be seasonable, but tomorrow it will feel more like summer. a live look right now outside of our studios here in old city. we have a little bit of filtered sunshine. some clouds will be moving in throughout the day today, but once against ' going to be a pretty comfortable

afternoon and a really pleasant day ahead as we look at the satellite and radar. you can see some of the clouds kind of dremg up from the south, but all in all it is going to be a nice day to get outdoors and enjoy. >> upper 40s. the wind is calm for now, but later on the winds will be out of the south and that will allow for the temperatures to really start to climb. we have low 40s right now in allentown, 42-degrees, 49 wilmington, 50-degrees currently in sploipt, temperatures in the poconos, look at that into the mid 40s. look at the air off to the west, we're talk 72 in lewisville. sixty-one in atlanta, some of the warmth will eventually head in our direction. we'll go hour by hour, take a look at the temperatures. by 10 a.m., 56 greas, winds out of the south and east. hour by hour, 66-degrees, the afternoon high temperature in philadelphia. the bottom line, 66 today, a seasonable saturday, a warm sunday. take a look at that

temperature, 84-degrees. more typical, yeah, of june and a summer-like feel for your easter sunday. coming up we'll have the travel forecast, the dreaded pollen update and yes, we'll talk about those areas that might experience a couple of spotty showers. we'll have to protect ourselves from that. but i'll take 66 and 84. starting already this morning, spring garden street is shutdown after a crash causes fuel to spill from a tractor-trailer. we're going to get onto the scene. sa bien a kuriakose live with the scene. >>reporter: one person was taken to the hahnemann hospital we don't know that person's injuries or their condition at the time. there's still a little bit of a slick out on the road and hazmat crews have been trying for more than an hour trying to clean up the mess.

some video we got for you earlier this morning just as everything happened, a car than a tractor-trailer collided on spring spring garden right between second and third street. the car appears to be some kind of a sports car. it's got the vertical doors on the sides. it was spashed right up against the tractor-trailer and it appears to be completely destroyed. can see heavy front-end damage. the cab of the truck is completely undamaged. it's a involve pee express tractor. it's a truck company out of montgomery county. the crash did cause that tractor-trailer to leak some fuel. this all happened around four:30 this morning. you can see see epa active scene on spring garden closed between third and right around second street as hazmat crews continue to clean up the scene heemplet again, one person injured. we dmoant the extent of those injuries. it appears to be the person in the vehicle and the

car didn't sustain too much damage except the full leakage. >> keep us updated throughout the program. nearby in fish town, a man is in the hospital after the car he was in flipped over onto its roof during a crash. it happened around 26789. thirty on the 1400 block of beach street. the 33 year old was taken to hahnemann university hospital with neck and back injuries. abington township police are searching for a missing uber driver. this 45 year old driver, kristin lie was last seen tuesday afternoon she texted her morning that afternoon saying she was still working. they checked with uber and it doesn' appear that they are work as a driver is connected to her disappearance. her mother has no idea what happened. i don't want to think about not ever seeing her again i'm hoping that she didn't suffer, that nobody made her

suffer. i don't want on cry. police are looking for her car, there it is a 2003 dark green subaru legacy, hja8482 and hopefully someone has some additional information. what's this guy doing? he's dressed in trash bags. police are looking for the man behind this bizarre burglary. the man was completely covered from head to toe in plastic trags when he trashed a convenience store in south jers he. our shawette wilson has more on the story and the possible clue the suspect may have left behind. >>reporter: surveillance video from yogi's shop in blackwood shows a bizarre burglary. >> he throw the stone. the front door crash break and then a man comes barreling through hospitals the counter and then tries to leave with the register. the register falls to the floor. the burglar keeps going. then has second thoughts and goes back to get it before

leaving. he forgot the register here. as funny as that is to bishell patella clerk at the store what caught his eye even more after taking a closer look the at video was what the burglar was wearing. crazy guy, i see first time like this. that somebody wrapped like this, wearing trash bags and everything. it's like fun nism he's wearing a trash bag over his body and a smaller bag over his head. it happened after midnight on tuesday when the store was closed. the man got away with only a hundred bucks. it cost like $500, the register and $600 the glass, so it cost more than we have in the register. shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >> the death toll continues to rise since the united states dropped a huge bomb on isis in afghanistan. we now know that 94 isis militants were killed. the pentagon says the decision to p dro the bomb was made by the top us commander on the

ground general john nickel son speaking in contact bowel. general nickel son defended his decision. the persistent surveillance over the area before, during and after the operation and now we have afghan and us forces on the site and see no evidence of civilian casualties nor have there been any reports of civilian casualties. this is the first time the 21,000-pound weapon has ever been used in combat. it effectively takes out anything within a mile radius. seven:08 tensions are high if people wait to see if north korea perform its next nuclear test. today is a holiday as they mark their founder's birth day. during the celebrations they showed off some new military hardware in front of kim oninning. it included a sub barren. the trump administration will not be releasing the white house visitor logs due to privacy.

the breaks from the practices of the obama administration. advocates of open government are condemning that decision. saying they are an important tool for groups that may be trying to influence government policy. egg toys, the company discovered that this toy can expand inside a child's body causing life threatening injuries if swallowed. the products were sold at target stores from february through march of this year. 500,000 of the toys were sold under several different names. you can get more details at fox 29.com. >> just in time for sirm, a new study revealing that the popular swim i float is contain cansier chemicals. three toxic chemical compounds were found in the pvc arm bands. they say children can get infected simply by

inhaling the plastic smell and if there is a strong smell the product likely contains that dangerous smell. if you smell it, that's the indicator that the product could be harmful. the importance of a good night's sleep is well known, but the results of a recent study providing even further evidence of that fact and later more fallout for united airlines, a lawsuit is looming, this video, we've all seen it by now, but will that lawsuit hold up in we've got all the details. take you with us on good day philadelphia.

and as the weather breaks we can expect this more and more. today there will be detours on kelly drive due to the ker kur cupry got a if. from strawberry mansion bridge to green drive from now to 6 p.m. drivers should expect delays and that will be signs posted along the detoured route. beautiful weather outside. look at that. nice sunrise going on down at the beach in sploipt. scott, it's getting to the close, close to the days where we go down there chill at the weech, maybe do the show down there. we're talking water temperatures, though, still chilly. they're right around 50-degrees and it will be a little cooler with the sea breeze down the shore. we'll talk about that. but overall a really nice holiday weekend. a live look outside

showing some of the filtered sunshine. we'll see some cloud cover on the increase during the day today. but temperatures will still be pretty comfortable. upper 40s right now, the wind direction is calm, but winds will be out of the south. that will warm us up later on today. a little bit of a chill, 426789 right now allentown, upper 40s. 51-degrees currently in wildwood. zoom in down the shore, boardwalk temperatures in sploipt, 52. fifty-two cape may point, hammonton up to 40. forty-four imrees right now in cinnaminson. high pressure will move out to see, but a warm front will advance bringing it with some cloud korvetion but most us will stay dry. out ahead of this frontal boundary on sunday you can see easter sunday we're talking temperatures soring with winds out of the south and west. that front really doesn't arrive until sunday evening with a threat north and west of a couple of spotty scattered showers or a rumble of thunder. i think most us will stay dry

the entire holiday weekend. around center city temperatures top out around 66-degrees. by the afternoon with those increasing clouds we'll go hour by hour down the shore and you can see a little cooler with that sea breeze. temperatures will be topping out in the upper 50s along the immediate shore points down the shore. so the bottom line for easter sunday, take a look at temperatures by sunrise, 62-degrees, by brunch, already, look at that, a pair of 77, 84 degrees the afternoon high looking pretty good for your easter sunday. down the shore a little cooler, but still pretty nice, 74-degrees and low 80s with that late afternoon and evening shower for the lehigh valley. if you're travelling across the area, look at d.c., look at richmond, 87-degrees, 84 new york city. even boston checking in tomorrow at 81. a better chance toward the western part of the state, pittsburgh for those storms. take a rhode island at the allergy report, though, it will be in the high

category so allergy sufferers remember the pollen forecast because we're looking at that high tree pollen for the next several days. the seven day forecast showing really a nice weekend and then the best organized rainfall chances wednesday into thursday of next week. >> sounds good. thanks so much, scott. those of us who are from philadelphia this is probably not surprising to us, but still necessary information. a study revealing the most dangerous intersections in philly. a company analyzed the 2015 pennsylvania department of transportation crash records by the total number of incidents per site and how many deaths and injuries were reported. the highest number of fatalities happened on the schuylkill expressway near montgomery drive where one crash claimed the lives of three people after the car burst into flames on race avenue and south 49th street in southwest. thirty-one people were injured on christmas eve of 2015 when a stolen car crashed

head on into a trolley injuring 31 people. serious and significant accidents in that area. roosevelt boulevard and cottman area is another hot spot with 12 crashes and 19 injuries heart break-in north philadelphia after two women died in a car crash on roosevelt boulevard. yesterday morning police say an suv slammed in a parked tractor-trailer in the city's felonville section. forty year old mar shai flowers and 20 year old marcia holland were riding in the suv and passed away. the driver is in stable condition. the suv was marked in the northbound lane, something that is allow, but neighbors say they should president be allow. you see cars flying through here especially at night, 50, 60 milessen a hour when they lose con role it's too late. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. a

vandalism spree in bucks county, but that bench, look at it. the bench is fighting back. the man in the group grab a bench, toss it along the street in newtown township. hitting the guy. police are looking for the people who did this. if you have any information police call the police right now. only in philly, turns out our phillies and making zoo big money, turning more profit than the current world series champion many our bruce gordon is going to break it down four. >>reporter: i'm bruce gordon when i was a kid growing up in bucks county i had a dream. one day i would become a superstar baseball player, life would be great. then in my very first plate appearance in the littlest of little leagues, might have even been my first pitch i got

hit with a fast ball right in the booth foot. the fast ball wasn't probably all that fast. but then i wasn't all that big. all i know it hurt like crazy and it was all downhill from that there. there would be no laying career, no hall of fame plague at coopers town. looking back i realize my childhood priorities were all wrong. i shouldn't have worried about becoming a baseball player. i should have spent my time and energy trying to become a baseball other than. forbes mag dean is out with its list of most profitable major league clubs in america. you guessedded it our philadelphia phillies are at the top of the standings. according to forbes, the phillies turned an $88 million profit last year that's more than any other team in baseball including the world series chicago cubs. that can't be right, our phillies the team from 2011 to 2015 went from a 102 win series contender to a 99

loss laughing stock, the team that has hemorrhaged fan, watched attendance plummet as superstar after superstar disappeared from site? yep, those phillies. the forbes report proves what most of us already knew that owning a professional sports franchise is a fool-proof way to make a whole lot of money. multi mills become bills, no matter how bad their record, no matter how bad their drafts or place. how does it happen, massive tv contracts in the case of the phillies, comcast. which maybe why in this town it's hard to figure out whether our team owners are spending more time looking at the stand aings or their bottom line. only in philly. speaking of the phillies, the phillies look to stop their three-game

losing streak in d.c. we've got all of the details, the extra inning highlights between the nats and the phils. you can have some of that money like the philly, good luck. creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite.

sean, the phils are struggling, the whole fill sports team, the flyers, sixes. there's some excitement in some places. the last time the phillies were successful they beat the nats. the phillies now headed down i95 to take on the washington nats. i'm not trying to get too crazy over the first month of baseball, but another series win over the nats could go a long way as the next 12 games for the phils they're against division opponents. top of the second, score less, that ball is out of here. you like that? >> that was. q. phillies up one-zero. fast forward top five, hernandez goes up the middle. the phillies take a short-lived two-one lead bryce harper, he comes all the way around from first to score

and the phillies lose their fourth straight three-two. let's talk some 76 ers. the season came and went with very little cyst l, the main reason for the fifth straight year they finished with a losing record. no doubt the process has its brait spots but for most fans it's dark and they want answers when the draft picks, they met tried to answer that. i don't know. le ' talk about who the team is and let's see who we draft and let's see people's health and let's see breath simmons as a point guard and then we can apply to real. i know we all love the nfl playoffs and march madness. of course if the players are playing it's even better, even without the orange and black the show must go. game two in pittsburgh, the first period, a

former flyers guy, that's a bad idea. the penguins all over it like bees on honey. that's cost guy's 50th goat. they lead the series two-06789 head north where the rangers and the canadians and this one was the game of the night and this one went to over time tied at three inside the traffic, montrealest al expand, the canadians win four-three in over time. the series tied at one appease. this one pains me, philadelphia union looking for their first win of the season. it's not going to happen. already down one to nothing. watch this goal, bill anderson, a 60-yarder from daf on the dangerous deliveries via. don't call him david. a tough season for the union. they lose two-zero. that's not supposed to happen. no. it's a trying time for

philadelphia sports. here is the bright spot. >> tell me. the nfl drafl is 12 days away. >> i got more than that. i'm still excited for the growth of the sixers. every five steps i took somebody asked me about my wentzilvania t-shirt. there's excitement there. flyers, philly, i got nothing. it pains me to talk about next year, next year and the playoffs start today, matter of fact. i want some of the action, bill. >> better off next year. it's what we always say. more fallout for united airlines, the lawsuit is looming, but will that lawsuit hold up? we'll break it all down for you. plus breaking news this morning in northern liberties. good morning, sabina. good morning, bill, we got a hazmat situation out hear on spring garden from a tractor-trailer crash. we'll have more details coming up. stay with us after the break.

>> vice-president pence is on the road this holiday weekend. pence will be in south korea as part of a ten-day oversees tour the trip is intended to reinforce the united states is fully committed to its security alliances, especially in the face of north korea's nuclear threats. he'll visit japan, indonesia and australia. former vice-president joe biden hunter biden and his wife kathleen have finalized their divorce. the

news came six weeks after it was made public that hunter started dating the width ovechkin his late brother beau. the settlement is confidential. a the look of stuff going on this weekend. we've heard aboutry gat a's taking place, the weather pretty good today, reet i good tomorrow, scott. that's right. we are talking temperatures pretty seasonable by the afternoon today. cloud cover it will be on the increase, but most of us will stay dry, look the at satellite and radar showing you some of the cloud cover moving into delaware, moving into the philadelphia area, but once again no rainfall associated with those clouds, a seasonable day will be on tap. a pretty nice sunshine across the area a you can see the filtered sunshine here in old city. the wind, it is calm as we take a look at the temperatures, 46 in millville now, 44 pottstown, low 40s in eanl town. upper 40s right now in wilmington. we'll go hour by hour and watch the

temperatures start to increase as we continue. by 11 1 # 1 a.m., low six 0s. look at that wind out of of the south at 13 miles per hour. the high temperature later on today in philadelphia right around 66-degrees. and then once again take a look at the easter weekend forecast, 84-degrees for that high temperature tomorrow feeling more like june. bill, sounds good. i'll take the june-like weather. all morning we've been following this story, spring garden is shutdown after a scary crash and that crash caused fuel to spill from a tractor-trailer. our sa bean kuriakose is live with the details. good morning again, sabina. >>reporter: good morning, bill, i got to el tul we got some heavier equipment from the hazmat crews brought in just a short time ago. this is spr between third and second streets. let's go to some video we got for you of this crash. just early this morning, it p happened right before four:30, it was a tractor-trailer and it appears to be a sports car with the vertical side doors. can

see some heavy front end damage on the car. the sustained enough damage to cause a full leak. one person taken to the hospital. we don't know the condition of that person or their injuries. but again we do know at least one person injured in this two-vehicle crash. let's bring it back p here live again. you can see that they have already cleared and toed away the car and the tractor-trailer, but hazmat crews working right now to clean up this oil or fuel spill. again, we are out here live, spr closed second to third streets. if you're heading down here to old city or spring garden, make sure you are avoiding this area back to you, bill. >> thanks sabina and we'll continue to check in with you throughout the morning. people started to run after \police/police -- look the at this video. police used a stun gun to subdue a disruptive man. it happened at the amtrak station after a new jersey train with 1200 people on board made it to the station. the train had been stuck in a hudson river tunnel for nearly three hours.

the united airlines pilot's union is now sounding off. easy for me to say. about the incident where a man was forcibly dragged off a plane. they're now blaming the chicago department of aviation. in a statement united pilots say they're furious about what happened and believe the chicago department of aviation response was, and i quote, grossly inappropriate. they've changed their story several different times. they also say united pilots were not involved because the flight was operated by a partner airline. the airline is under pressure from lawmakers and protest ors in chicago. this after dr. david do you's lawyer announces he plans to file a law seuvment no huge surprise. if you're going to eject a pass jer, under no circumstances can it be done with unreasonable force. >> dow's legal team filed a motion to protect and preserve

evidence needed for a lawsuit in response to the incident. unitedded says it's putting new guidelines in place by april 30 to address handling over booked flights and how its passengers are treated. attorney william poll okay is here to expand on this discussion exactly what the upcoming lawsuit will entail. good morning, sir. >> good morning, bill. >> we were talking about this off air before we came on. they're putting new policies in place. should we need them? there already was a process here. >> it's interesting. there are so many claims that the attorneys for dow could bring against united and the chicago department of aviation, even putting aside the recent statement that you just read from the pilot's association. you have assault, battery based from the physical interaction, you have negligence from the fact that united or the chicago department of aviation acted reasonably when they handled the situation. there could be a breach of contract claim. united has a 46-page contract of

carriage that we as united customers are expected to understand and agree to when we fly and we buy tickets. there is no language in that contract, as you can imagine. >> that says we can drag you off the plane. >> you have emotional distress which is where his attorneys will argue that united and the law enforcement official acted extremely out outrageous in the way that caused distress. he's going to look for payment of his medical bills. >> they established he was pretty significantly injured. >> concussion, broken nose. it's crazy. also punitive damage, beyond paying you back for your medical expenses we are going to actually penalize united and a the chicago department of aviation from doing what they did and deter them from ever doing it ever again. there's this whole term of agreement that we all sign, whether or not we know it when we get on board a plane. they do have a right to ask us to

give up our seats, correct? they can't just drag is off the plane? >> it depends on our legal definitions and the language of the contract. if it was a truly an over booked situation, yes. there is some language that suggests in the contract they have to do that. but here it appears there is no over booked situation. this was the airline trying to move their staff, their flight attendants from one seat to another. as we talked about before, this whole situation could have been resolved a lot easier with some more money in. that's all it takes. >> now it's going to cost mills how many millions in what's realistic to think in a case like this? is it just the damage, the medical bills in how much could punitive damages really be in. >> this is why settlements happen because united most likely and the city of chicago they don't this to go to a jury the fact of this video was so widely seen and widely viewed you get angry. as a customer

you get angry, flying with family and flying on airlines, even for business by yourself is stressful enough and now you've got this visual image of this poor 60 some year old doctor being dragged out bloodied. a jury sees this. united doesn't want to do anything with this jury. they want to settle it, resolve it. >> bills. in the punitive damages it could be tens of millions. that will be appealed which is why they want a settlement. resolve it. get it out of court and get on with their lives. this is a situation where you don't want a jury to rule on your claims if you're united and the city of chicago. all they had to do is offer some more money for another flight. let's talk about the apologies, the sorry, but not sorry-type apologies. >> we will have you back to continue discussing it. >> thank you so much. all they had to do was just give more tickets. >> weelt ' continue to follow it. two siblings are sharing a major life milestone, a pretty

cool coincidence bonding the brothers beyond blood. stay with us.

taking a look at the parkway as we continue. you notice a theme here. we've got the music. the guys are all here. lauren is off getting some much deserved rest. we got music here, boys to men. the boys theme here. send us a song that you would

like us to play, you can tweet us, just use the #fox29 good day. two brothers are sharing a milestone, the brothers' wives each gave birth at the same hospital just 18 hours apart. brothers are matthew and michael clang. the mothers gave birth at abington hospital. michael and candace had a baby girl the same day. taking a look at the baby. before birth without realizing it the brothers came up with the same idea to announce that their wives were expecting we were really excited this summer jenny and i to announce that we were going to be expecting our third child and we were having a little birthday party for my mom and we announced that hey, we're going to be expecting another one and mike and candace started laughing behind us in the background because we had no

idea that they just found out that they are expecting. i grew up very close with my brother. it's very exciting. at what point does it become irritating that it's overlapping. you're stealing my shine. the brothers are also music teachers in the north penn school district. they got a lot of connections there in the family. >> i'm not trying to water it down, but it's baby number three, just saying. let the first one shine. yeah, we're having another one. it's a great story. a nearly century-long study is revealing the answer to a more cheerful existence. we want to hear from you. what makes you happy? the study talks about what makes people happen. is there something in particular that makes you happy. >> it's green. >> money? >> money makes the world go around. you just got married. but money makes her happy, too, translation we're all happy. we're all winners. we'll

discuss what makes you happy, but we want to hear specific lism if you have something to share about anything that you get excited about, is it money? is it your wife? is it the community? is it whatever. send it to us, share with us. anything you want to share with us we love to show and tweet your comments. now you got me thinking a little bit more. family. seeing my mom and dad. all right? >> nice love i answer for you you. >> for goodness sake. moving onto some serious issues we all know the importance of a good night's rest, but could your bed actually save your life. >> i believe it, bill. i don't get a lot of sleep so i'm hoping there is a way around this. sleeps nights may actually be linked to cancer. >> stay tune td. we'll have all the details. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers.

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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. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. the road to recovery starts now. we'll take it, keep it with the whole theme of we have the guys here today, the boys music, that would be the beast ticketed event boys. as we take a look at trenton, the glowing state cap column. nice weather on tap for your saturday. we're looking a at seasonal, high temperatures toopg out in the mid to upper 60s as we take a look at temperatures right now in trenton it's 44-degrees. we have 46 in millville.

42 degrees right now in allentown. upper 40s in wilmington, low 50s currently in dover. down the shore right now, the boardwalk, 52. fifty-two ocean city. sea isle low 50s. forty-two right now hammonton torntion camden checking in at 46-degrees. high pressure has been in control, that moves out to seevment a warm front will advance. that will bring most lie cloudy skies, but know that most of the showers are spotty and well to our west for today. tomorrow, a cold fronted will be well off to the north and west. winds out of the southwest warming us into the 830s and then maybe later in the evening there could be a couple of isolated showers and storms but most of us will stay dry the entire holiday weekend. 66-degrees increasing clouds for today and a then take a look at that easter sunday forecast. temperatures in the morning low 60s. 77-degrees by brunch and then 84-degrees for the afternoon high. so we'll go hour by hour. you can see temperatures tomorrow morning

upper 50s, low 60s. sunrise at six:21 by 9 a.m., 72 philadelphia. and then watch what happens in the afternoon, already in the upper 730s to low than a mid 830s and then the showers far north and west. >> scott, your easter traffics game is solid, bunnies hopping and dancing eggs. that's good work by you. moving, on us preventative task force is recommending new recommendations for prostate cancer screenings. men from the ages of 55 to 69 should not be routinely screened and should make individualized decisions about screenings with their doctor based on their own risk factors. in addition, the task force is also recommending against screening men age 70 and older. officials say this is because prostate cancer is often very slow to spread and can be managed in most cases by careful supervision without active treatment that can have

life-changing side effects. these new recommendations are still just a draft and are open for public comment until may 8. how about this the importance of a good night's shlep is well known, but the results of a recent study from the american cancer society may provide more evidence of that fact. men who sleep less than five hours a night have more than 50 percent of risk of prostate cancer. thomas jefferson university hospital here to explain. this is a very good interesting study that was just release. the american cancer society has a very big study of men and women understanding their lifestyles and their health issues and what they rhysenly discovered was, as you mentioned, that men who sleep lens three to five hours a night have a 55 percent higher risk -- excuse me, 59 higher risk of dying from prostate cancer, which is very interesting. men who slept about six hours, it was about 29 percent. it looks like the

tipping point was around seven hours as sort of the safe zone. a good night sleep may be preventative for developing prostate cancer. tell me why? your body needs time to heal. >> that's probably part of it. but there's a theory a chemical known as medical tone in in your bloodstream which sort of regulation your sleep and waking cycle, low levels, if you don't sleep enough may increase the risk of damage to your cell's dna. this is all a theoretical right now, but that is a plausible explanation why this may be happening. the scary part of this for me and pretty much everybody i know who works in this industry and particular tally works morning none of us get that much sleep. i don't know a lot of people who get seven hours of sleep. is there anything you can do. >> i take medical tone in. >> that's a great question. the problem we have right now there's no study that has been proven that taking the mel tone in from your mouth into your

body is protecting. this is all theory right now. there's no role for mel tone in for preventing any kind of cancer, including prostate cancer, but more research needs to be done. >> we need to get some more rest. i also want to go back to the first segment we were talking about, the screenings. i remember in my lifetime, once you hit 40, mandatory, and then it pushed, now it's not even mandatory at 730, why? >> this is very controversial and we applaud what the united states task force has done because four or five years ago they said no man should be screened for prostate cancer. we're very happy that they've backed away from that a little bit men 45 to 69 at least talk to your doctor about it and have a concussion. we're very happy about that move forward. the recommendations in the draft form are not perfect right now, but they're much better than when four or five years ago when they said don't screen any man for prostate cancer. >> we should be encouraged by

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our junior reporter from temple university here. good morning. a man in north philadelphia has been teaching chess in the community for over 40 years. he life lessons, but to help his students stay on track a. joe notly believes discipline is one of the valuable life skills he teaches every week at this after-school chess program in north philadelphia. he remembers seeing the game for the first time in middle school he asked students who are not from his neighborhood if he could play with them. they told me i wasn't smart enough to learn the game. but his history teach who overheard that conversation gave him a book on chess and notly taught himself. his love of the game is his life's work as passes it on to the next generation. >> sometimes he's silly. he teaches you a lot. he's really kind. he's always looking out

for us in the tournament. he's a very respectful person. >> motly knows this club is moving students in the right direction and they teach him, too, about their lives and their challenges. a chess is a game that involves critical thinking, long-range goal planning and consequences to making the wrong move. so mirror that with their liveses. think about your speak, think before your act and have a plan. >> and they're not just playing around here. they've already won a state championship and now they're going for a national championship and the one goal everyone shares here is that no student is ever turned away from learning the game. when i'm teaching you, you go out and teach somebody else. so the more positive things that you're doing out there will help the community and then you can bring them back here and i can teach them and the club will get larger. >> check. >> check. i really wish i knew

how to play chess. i don't know how to that at all. these students are taking chess and using it to move forward in their life, also. >> exactly. some of the students in the club have won monetary awards and scholarships that they are going to use. >> a great story? a. good to see you. >> stay with us. in the next hour of good day, don't get taken for a ride when you're shopping for a new car. we'll tell you why it pays to choose used. stay with us. ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... turn around, barry. i finally found the right snack."♪ "each with one hundred fifty calories or less, try our chocolaty brownies,

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life at the scene currently and we'll tell you what screws are still trying to clean off the busy veet when we check in with sabina a kuriakose. she is live

there. a local uber driver disappears after her shift. her mother is tirelessly searching for her. the exchange the two had before the woman went missing. united airlines, the fallout in ts this morning. now another airline is trying to cash in on united mistake. how delta is trying to benefit and how you can benefit. it is april 15, 2017. before we check in on the weather you've got breaking news. how about this. april, the draft. yes, she's having the baby final lism it's every where. the only y reason why i'm bringing this up is because i know here at fox 29 we have been locked on p a the draft since february to be honest with you. there's arrested on an outstanding computer right by the sports section when i'm walking through it's been live and i've been watching april the draft for the last three months and now she's finally having the baby.

>> have you been following it. >> for like the past two months. >> we will bring it to you so stay with us. there it is. oh, my goodness. is that the baby? >> this is a butt flg thing. i love the national geographic, the earth, the movies that they play all the time. i love all that. that right there is a beautiful thing. i think that birth is a wonderful thing, i don't want to watch it. >> not jer afters in. >> we'll continue to give you the updates, but i would prefer to see the edited version. >> i'm always a fan of it. you want to seat finished product, in other words? >> i'm right there with you. congratulations i love that it's 2017 and there's a sponsor that footage. i love that toys r us jumped in. we want that. people are watching fl we'll

continue to update you. we'll bring you the edited version that you want to see. scott, it's a beautiful day. sixtys, i'll take that after transition out of winter. seasonal for today. it's going to feel like spring, but tomorrow it will feel like summer. we will see mostly cloudy skies around for today. taking a live look outside at old city. you can see some of the filtered sunshine so that's what we'll get for the bulk of the day today and then the temperatures will respond nicely. satellite and radar, it's dry, but you can see some of the clouds moving up present washington, d.c. and baltimore into sections of delaware. that will be the trend throughout the day as a warm front advances across our area. the rainfall well off to the west. so a seasonable day is on tap. you can see temperature wise right now we're up to 50-degrees here at 8:00 in philadelphia. the wind right now, it is calm, but we will see winds out of the south and west that will continue to warm us up the next several days.

fifty-one in wilmington, low 50s sploipt, 46-degrees right now in allentown so as we go hour by lowr, look at the cloud cover across the area. by 11:00, 61-degrees, temperatures by this afternoon topping out in the mid to upper 60s. we'll go 66-degrees for today in philadelphia, but look at the easter forecast, 84-degrees for tomorrow. we'll talk about that spotty shower chance. we'll talk about the pollen forecast and really when we'll see our next best chance for widespread rainfall. bill. >> you just make the weather that exciting. scott is excited about 84-degrees and now i'm excited about the 84-degrees. we've been following this story all morning, a portion of spr is actually still shutdown right now after a crash causedded a spill leak. sabina kuriakose is there where she's been all morning. >> good morning. >>reporter: we moved so we can give you a guy's a birds' eye view of what is happening.

crews spending a lot of time and effort cleaning up this mess. you can see that stuff that they're sweeping around, some oil absorbent that they pult down on the ground to try to clean up this fuel spill. this is some video that we got for you earlier to show you how all this started. just before 4:30 this mornings a tractor-trailer and a the car that you see in this video collided. you can see that car. it looks like a sports car completely crushed in the front. we do know that one person was taken to the hospital. we don't know the condition or the injuries of that person. but again, this crash caused a full spill. it's right to spring garden between third and second streets. it's been closed since this crash happened at 46789. 306789 let's bring it back here live. it's an a oil or some kind of a full spill. we've had crews out here. in fact, they've brought in heavier equipment and more crews since we've been standing here to help clean up. they even had a tow truck to move some of the cars that were

parked along the line here so the cars could actually get in here and start cleaning up. authorities telling us this is going to sometime and possibly even a few more hours before h this roadway opens up again, spring garden between third and second streets. they do have detours in place. if you are headed to this area you do want to try to avoid it while these crews do their job. the big cleanup effort happening out here right now. >> thank you. we appreciate it we appreciate you moving giving us the closer arrested on an outstanding look. in fish town a man is in the hospital after the car he was in flipped over. it happened earl yy this morning around the 1300 block of beach street. the man was taken to hahnemann university hospital with neck and back injuries. a uber driver drops off a ride and since then her whereabouts are unknown. that's the last clue police have to help them track kristin line. we've followed this investigation as the

abington township woman has not been seen for four days now. the police were saying that 95 times out of 100 they just take off. she's never done that. she's never done that. a few short text messages early tuesday morning was the last time kathleen kelly heard from her daughter kiss tin line. her mother texts are you on your way home. she responds no. mom figuring she had more rides says i'll see you later and kristin writes yeah, okay. since that early tuesday text nothing. her last fair drop off was after 4 a.m. we basically realized that the person, who her last fair was, we've ruled out as any involvement in this issue. so as far as we know uber is not involved. but what happen after that? did she make an unscheduled pickup in her mother has no oivmentd there's been no activity with her bank account

and police tonight are looking for chris in t's car. it looks like this one, a 2003 dark green four-door sub are you legacy, license plate hja85826789 her mother is bleeding for anyone who might know something to come forward. i don't want to think about not ever seeing her again i'm hoping that nothing -- she didn't suffer, that nobody made her suffer. i don't want to cry. brad saturday on, fox 29 news. >> and now to more sad and devastating news out of atlanta where a family lost their young child during an accident at a popular rotating restaurant. official were called out to the sn dial restaurant at the top of the westin peach tree plaza hotel around three:30 fry afternoon. there they found the five-year old pinned between the rotating portion of the rest rant and the stationary portion tragically he later died at the hospital. >> foarm nfl tied end todd heap is mourning the loss of a child

after a tragic accident outside his arizona home. the incident occurred friday when heap accidentally struck and killed his three year old daughter while moving his truck. police say impairment was not a factor he played ten seasons with the baltimore ravens and two with the arizona cardinals before retiring in 2012. >> and delta airlines is letting employees offer customers nearly $10,000 in compensation if they give up their seat on an over booked flight. yeah, i'm giving up mine up immediately. this comes after a 69 year old man was violently yanked off a sold out united express flight. unitedded says they are taking steps so something like this doesn't happen again. if impasse jers want a seat they must book it at least an hour before departure. >> that's their switch? >> 10,000, though? a. you better believe i'd walk home from chicago if that that

was the case. >> that's extreme. you go from 800 and millions of dollars of lawsuits right to 10,000? >> i'm learning a lot and i think the lawyer said it when you were talking to him about it. everybody is really inconveniencessed when you travel. if you're by yourself or your family, it's some of the most stressful situations you'll find yourself in. but the airlines they need to stop over booking flights. that ain't right. you buy that ict t you should be guarantee td you're getting on that flight. but that's what allows you to have the transferrable tickets or cancellation, if not all of the prices are going toking why up and you're locked into your seat. >> later on in the show, a nearly century long study is revealing the answer to a more cheerful existence. we're looking into some of the comments that people are sending to us. >> good morning, from brian. a gorgeous sunrise, pennsauken, new jersey. and from pamela, pamela always gives us the

shoutout. the meech a.m. family are checking in. make sure you use the hashtag, fox 29 good day so we get it up. national sibling day. that was a couple days ago. the sibling love all the time. that keeps with the theme that we have, what makes you happy. so send us the things that make you happy. we will continue to share them. take a look at it. don't get taken for a ride when you're shopping for a new car. we'll tell you why it pays to choose used. the money man, danry contacted oh is here to break it down. stay tuned.

this morning people across the area will participate. take a look in the 2017 philly rabbit run. the 5k run and one mile walk is part of park kin's awareness month. organizers want people to know that exercise can be a way to treat some of the symptoms of parkinson's disease. 60,000 cases of parkinson's disease will be diagnosed this year alone. on spruce street harbor park is coming back for another season. the popular summer spot along the delaware river will open may 12. they promise more hammocks in the park this year along with a festival on opening weekend with food, music, even a petting zoo. it's all good. scott williams taking a look at wilmington. what are they, the blue hens. >> blue rocks. >> blue something. out there in wilmington. the blue rocks in

wilmington. scott, it looks like a good day there. we're talking summer, the harbor park tell us about the great weather not a whole lot of blue skies across the area, but temperature will sore by tomorrow. today more of a seasonable day with the cloud cover around. 51-degrees right now in wilmington. upper 40s in trenton. we have 46-degrees in allentown. down the shore temperatures generally in the low 50s. we have 52 sea isle city. low 50s a along the boardwalk. high pressure moving out to see. a warm front will advance during the day today. we'll keep some of the clouds, but it looks like the majority of the holiday weekend will be dry. and then tomorrow out ahead of this cold front, if you will, temperatures are going to sore due to winds out of the south and west. but by 5:00 most of the showers and thunderstorms still off to the north and west of us. once again most of us staying dry until late on sunday evening. as far as those temperatures for today, 66, increasing clouds for the philadelphia area. and then

take a look at that planner for easter sunday. sunrise services, temperatures already into the low six 30s, 77-degrees by brunch. by the afternoon, look, 84-degrees for the high temperature. we'll go hour by hour across the area and watch how those temperatures really start to warm. by 9 a.m. on easter, 72 philadelphia. we're looking at 71 sploipt, 72 in wilmington. the rain stays well to the north and west and look at the temperatures by the afternoon. 5:00 84, 83 trenton, 70 in wildwood so a little cooler maybe some afternoon showers moving towards the poconos, back over to you. >> scott, let's talk cars, the gap between new and used cars hits a record high. it's now $11,000. who do we talk to about saving money. danry danry

ricardo is here. >> i just got a new car because i was in a car accident, but there are things that you need to do as you're looking for the cars. >> here's the deal. new cars record high, 34 grand is the average price, average monthly payment is 489-dollars and that car, the most expensive dry is when you came off the dealership lot. new cars depreciate 19 percent on the first year of ownership. it's an expensive proposition for most folks. we can save you a boat load of dough and keep you in the fast lane with a up kf ideas. used is the new new. in many cases used cars are really almost as good as new cars because cars are made better today than they were a few years ago. so don't be afraid to buy one of the certified preowned cars. there's a glut of used cars on the market right now the averaged used car price is about 17 grand. about 50 percent of a new car price. you can save a

boat load of dough, but of course you have to do your are homework. i've been doing that for years. i won't talk about a specific dealer, but you can get nicer cars for less money, obviously. and they last nowadays. if you maintain a car there's no reason you can't get 200,000 miles or more. i drove here in my toyota truck, i've got 200,000 miles. maintain it and it will last, but you got to do your homework. check the history of the car, carfax.com and look into the certified preowned program. you can extend the warranty in some cases out to seven years and it's keeper to keep her. if you've got a ride that needs a little bit of work, put some money into her. keep her going, a little nip and tuck, keep that carrot road because it will last if you take care of it. here's a good rule of thumb, if you own a car right now and you're thinking do i trade it in, do i get rid of it? if it needs some

repairs, never exceed 50 percent of the val yuvment let's say your car is worth five grnd, it probably 2500 is time to trash it. >> less than that 50 percent threshold you might want to hold onto her. when we knew we were doing this man cave, guys on the couch, we talked about dream cars. >> oh, yeah. >> so who are we starting with? the dream car thing. let's pull one of them up. >> i think i am first. look, guys, all i know is this, i got exclusive taste. q. of course. i went with the finest one out there. that is a ferrari out there. bottom line is only 500 are made and you have to get on a list just to purchase this and you must own three other fer arries just to get that call. it's an expensive ride, but that is my dream car. >> you got to aim big. >> that's my dream hours, 1.46789 you stayed in that cat

grinchts i'm an italian american. >> i'm staying italian, i'm going far regard i california. this is my dream car. it's about one high 4 million -- 600,000. >> it can get up to about six. i'm a little bit more economical than my friend sean so i can get two of those for the price of one of his. fair enough. what do you say, bill. >> i've liked this car ever since i saw it. it goes back to the bomb days, the aston martin vanquish. i wanted to put a little something on it and then make the payments. it is luxury. it's fast. that could be my daily driver. that is a chiquita magnet. and you probably can't afford the insurance arrested on an outstanding that thing every day. >> this was about dreams. i'm going to stick with the used car. i've got my '99 toyota truck. >> we've seen your garage. we've seen your classic

collectibles. if you live in philly you're not driving one of the dream cars. you're driving a truck. if you can afford 1.4 million, you're not worried. >> saving you money is the first thing we say. >> happy passover. $1.4 million. >> all right. later on, coming up, could the secret to a happier life be every where you already are? it's a nearly century long study revealing the answer to a more cheerful existence. what could it possibly be? we will tell you. and if, in fact, you want those cars we were just talking about this may be the best pass to getting them. check the numbers and then bring your car by. we want to see it.

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>> a live look right now at the will minuting ton area. you can see overcast conditions and we'll see a seasonable day topping out in the 60s. it looks like the warmth is really going to hold off until tomorrow. today it will be a seasonable day as we talk a little bit about what is happening here in old city you can see the filtered sunshine will keep mostly cloudy skies today and the temperatures will eventually climb into the 60s. right now the current condition at the philadelphia international airport right at 50-degrees. note the wind. right now the wind direction, it is calm, but we will see winds picking up out of the south and then eventually a southwesterly wind by tomorrow will really allow for the temperatures to sore. as we take a look at what's happening we have high pressure that's shifting out to see and then eventually we'll see those clouds really kind of move in. but once again most of us will stay drievment there ths

that warm front moving on lighter on this afternoon and later into this evening. that will put us in what we call the warm sector. take a look at what happens for easter sunday, 6 a.m., you're headed to sunrise services, temperatures will already be into the low 60s for many locations and then by brunch your sunday brunch plans we're talking about those temperatures climbing into the upper 70s and then by the afternoon, 5:00 we're looking at high temperatures, upper 730s to low even mid 80s across the delaware valley. look at clock, five far north and west we're watching the frontal boundary. we're watching the clouds kind of on the increase. it also looks like some showers and thunderstorms. most of the storms will hold off far north and west. if you're traveling say to the western part of the state plan on some rainfall. also plan on the scattered showers arriving into the pocono mountains by your sunday evening. the front slowly pushes through overnight

saturday into monday. once again not a whole lot of activity but we will see temperatures climbing into the 80s. sixty-six for the high temperature today. and then take a look at the sunday forecast. seventy-seven by brunch. 84-degrees for the afternoon high temperature. keep it right here. we'll be right back.

>> all right. of course we'll continue to follow that easter

forecast four. temperatures right now not that bad. you might need a little light jacket or a sweater. 50-degrees is the current condition at the philadelphia international airport as we focus in on what's going to be happening you can see the warm front advances through the afternoon. we'll keep the clouds around. and then ahead of the system temperatures tomorrow will really sore into the upper 70s to low 80s with winds out of the south and also the west. so there's that front far north and west during the day so that will keep most of the area dry. however, the western part of the state we're looking at showers and thunderstorms kind of rolling through later on on sunday. so we'll take you hour by hour so you can plan your saturday. temperatures continue by 11:00 we're looking at 58-degrees winds out of the south and east. and then watch what happens by the afternoon. you can see mostly cloudy skies but we're drive and temperatures

by four, 5:00 climb into the mid to upper 60s. sixty-six is what i'm going to go for the philadelphia area but the wind out of the south at about 5 miles per hour. that will keep temperatures tonight on the mild side. it will be a warm easter sunday. maybe you're going to head out and do some grilling for your saturday. we'll call it mostly cloudy at 2 p.m. by 4:00 mostly cloudy skies and # 66-degrees. a little cooler down the shore, temperatures will stay in the upper 50s to right around 630-degrees with the water temperatures still right around 50-degrees. >> there's a lot being done to address philadelphia's heroin crisis. it's even getting national attention t. this spring a new book entitledded kens can incorporate ton blues tells the stories of drug addicts struggling to survive along kensington avenue. the

photograph, ten years of work with this new project. as you can see he's here to share some of the experiences. tell us why you decided to do it. >> as a photographer one project tends to lead to another. as a graduate of drexel i spent about six years in west philly making photographs of the interior of abandoned houses. during that time i meta lot of really interesting people in the neighborhood and i happened to meet this one woman named milli who was selling sex for drugs in a crack house in west philly. she got her start in kensington as a kid, living in university city i didn't know the first thing about kensington. this was a window into a whole other world. >> there's always the debate. there's a lot being discussed about kensington and opioid and heroin and what have it. why show it? >> that wasn't it. that's not

why i got into this. i got interested in this because it's about people and the people's stories and the people who live in kensington, they have stories. they're incredible. they talk about sewer viefl. they talk about what it's like to be dope sick, using heroins for 30, 40 years, selling anything they have to survive, their bodies. it's intense. i don't think anybody is really out there talking to them getting their stories into the public eye. when i went out and took photographs, i used a four by five camera and i did audio recordings to kind of like convey that. the stories are interesting. we're going to talk about some of them. do you think it's humanizing, to people who haven't seen anything like this does it change how you feel about kensington. >> i think it does. when you listen to somebody tell you their story directly, open their heart to you, how can you ignore

it? somebody you talked about was a woman named krista. >> yeah. >> what's the story with krista? >> i meant krista in 2009 on kensington avenue and she has an interesting story because she got into drug using when she was really young. back when it was cool and kirk could he bay died, that's when everybody was shooting up. she found herself in a pretty mess icial situation in kensington, knowing that she was megs up and not caring, literally not caring about her life, about anything. that was in 2009 and i didn't see her for many years and it was 2014 that i got an e-mail because of the blog, kensington bruins.com. she saw a post of her and she said, hey, i'm clean now and i wanted you to let you know and i'd love to come by and do a followup interview. she came by the studio. we did an interview and took some pictures. it was an amazing story of how somebody can put their life back together and is that possible. i think it's important for people to know that, especially n people

in kensington in the middle of all that craziness right now. we want to tell people how they can get more information. you got a book, a book signing. you can hear more of these stories. are there a lot of them. here's how bad it was, how concerned i was and here's how life turned around? i don't have as many as i would like, to tell tu the route. i think the powerful thing about the book is that it shows that everybody's situation in kensington is similar, but so different at the same time. so when you hear their voices come out distinctly and uniquely, you can't group them all into category and just consider them bad people. they're not bad people. they're people that had a really rough time. >> we shared the story of krista, but when you get a chance to go back and talk to folks, what's their response to this? how do you feel that they shared some of of their stories and and you get a chance to see

through their eyes what is going on. >> every time i go back to kensington i bring a stack of prints with me. i'm showing the prints to people and the people that i have been photographing, the people that are part of that community of addicts or ex addicts, people going through recovery in recovery, they're glad that somebody cares. at first nobody wanted to be photographs and now everybody wants to be photographed. >> i applaud you for it. i thought about going out with never give up. there are several groups that go out there and address people in kensington and one of the things we hear and we talked about this during the break is the difference between humanize and stigmatize. >> absolutely. >> everybody talks about the problem. but it seems like you were digging deeper than that. i'm just a conduit. it's not really about me. i'm just a conduit between the people i met on the street and their own stories that maybe they don't even twoont acknowledge and then

taking that story and with their permission getting it out into the world. >> you know, i think that like that helps. when you give -- when you don't come in with an agenda and you give people the opportunity to tell you how they really feel, to -- and even think about it. because they're constantly in a hustle. it's get quick money so you can get your dope or find a place to sleep. i am ' set up with this big four by five view camera and they're like he would, what is this? are you a documentary and they get into it and it goes places that i never knew. >> do we have the details on the book release in i don't know that we have it that we can put it up on the screen. i want to make sure that all the details are out, the release, the party. >> this is an entirely self-funded project and i am donated 10 percent of the

proceeds to point of philadelphia which provides amazing programs to kensington. the book is ten years i'm having an exhibition on savory gallery at 319 north 11 1 #th street. it's going to be big photographs and then a special installation in the back where you can listen to the audio and look at basically the whole scope of project. >> we will make sure. >> thank you. thank you for coming. thank you for what you're doing. we'll be sure we get that information up on fox 29.com so you can get all the details. >> one south philadelphia mommies on a mission to make people smile. she's wearing a t-rex costume to do it. let's find out more about this. photo journalist bill roor explains. >> a lot of human beings here. the person inside this inflatable t-rex costume is on a minute i adventure to some of

philadelphia's historical landmarks. her name is similarity thatch and it doesn't take long to get noticed. i just woke up one morning and said life is too short. i don't care about anybody's \opinion/pins anymore. i don't care what people say about me. i just need to be me. for about a year now, sympathomimetic i as her call her has been taking this t-rex cost toom every where. you have to do things. you have to laugh. up the art musician steps and to get cheese stakes with her daughter. >> i'm a t-rex mom. >> you're a mom. >> yeah. >> mainly what inspires me is my little one and her laugh and her silliness. >> most of her adventures are recorded and posted to facebook p. this is sim i's latest edition, an i impromptu dance routine with her four year old

daughter certify rent. >> i laugh all the time. it's an easy pick me up. you know how people have a coffee to go to in the morning? mine is a a text t-rex. she says her t-rex cost toom isn't for her daughter, it's for people who need a good laugh. you don't have to take life so seriously sometimes. sometimes you just need that little break. you want a picture. having a little reminder that there's always fun in everything. sim i only puts her costume for a few minutes at a time, the heat inside can get a little uncomfortable. in the end, it's the joy and laughter that makes it all worth the time. >> have a wonderful day. all right. spr is shutdown after a crash causes fuel to spill from

a tractor-trailer. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live at the scene where she's been all morning giving us an update. >>reporter: good morning. four hours in from where this fuel spill happened and we still have crews out here cleaning up. you can see they've made a lot of progress until last time we showed you earlier. there was dry material all over spring guard spring garden. this is the dry absorbent material that they're using to absorb the oil and the fuel that spilled from this tractor-trailer crash. lets oh go to video, just after 4:30 this morning you can see from the video it looks to be a sports car that kind of crashed into the side of this tractor-trailer. you can see that sports car with its vertical doors extended upwards it has some heavy front-end damage. the tractor-trailer, the cabin of that that tractor-trailer doesn't look like it has too much damage, but

the body of it had enough where it caused some kind of a full spill. we do know that one person was taken to the hospital. we don't know the condition of that person or the extent of their injuries. but you can see it looks like a very serious crash. now back out here live i want to i before it out again, it's been about four hours since contractors with the city have been out here cleaning up. again we know it's some type of fuel that appears to be oil out here. the truck company is a local company out of monaco. it's a regional truck. they actually toed the truck earlier on this morning. in fact, bill, there's some cars parked along the liep. they had to bring a tow truck out here to get the cars out of here so they can begin cleaning up the mess. this is spring garden between third and second. northern liberties is on the border. if you're headed to this area, it's still closed. it looks like they're starting to wrap up a little bit, but it'sing going to take sometime. we're waiting

for them to clear out. again, avoid this area, if you can. >> keeping us on top of it all morning. we appreciate it. we're discussing it here in the studio, lovers beware, the one virtue every relationship needs to survive and we've got a love expert hear to explain. stay with us, as we take a look at allentown. it looks like a beautiful day. they're all inside much whatting good day like you should be. stay tuned. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers.

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life on our facebook page. i'm good. i was just watching it. cot, when it's time for congratulations, congratulations april i don't need to see it. a boy or a girl. >> the giraffe in. >> i think it's a girl. 50-degrees right now outside of our studios as we take a look area wide, upper 40s to low 50s so a little bit of a chill in the air this morning, but temperatures by this afternoon will climb into the mid and upper 60s. forty-nine cinnaminson. good morning, we e

44-degrees in ocean city. look at temperatures off to the south and west, 60s and 70s that warmth is headed into our direction. clouds passing by today, most of the holiday weekend is dry, however, late tomorrow afternoon and evening we're watching the front that will bring a couple of scattered showers toward the poconos and the lehigh valley, hour by hour across the philadelphia area temperatures eventually climbing into the low six 0s. by one this afternoon we're go for a high temperature around 66 imrees later on this afternoon. the easter sunday forecast, 84 center city, 82 in the lehigh valley, take a look at new york city, 84, 87 tomorrow in d.c. the pollen will be going up. just remember that the tree pollen will be high over the next several days with not a whole lot of rain. the next

chance for storms not until the middle and latter part of next week. get outdoors and enjoy. a little cloud can did i for today and 80s, more like summer tomorrow for easter sunday. i see 60, 70, 80, i'm good. thank you, scott. >> we've been talking about all this morning. could people connected to the people, places and things around you could be the secret of a happy life. according to harvard research the answer is yes. the study proves that bracing the community help us live a long existence. more than money and fame close relationships are what keep happy throughout their lives. it keeps people from life's discontent and can help delay mental and physical delay. >> couples listen up, the key to a relationship is based on equality. our love expert is

nodding her head. a new study published in the journal of sex research. an equal power dynamic is in a relationship. basically it found those who shared the power were much happier. here she is our love expert, and any white. >> she is an expert. >> i've heard things about you the last time you were here. >> all good. >> all good things. you handled it. >> we'll start with this power dynamic. >> any healthy relationship doesn't have a power dynamic because great relationships are about respect and reciprocity. now, reciprocity doesn't mean equality. like if you cook, i don't have to cook the exact amount of times you cook. i don't have to cook for how long you cook, but if you cook i'll knowledge that by cooking, cleaning and doing else reciprocal around the household.

>> that makes sense. that's how it works in my house hoavmentd my wife cooks, i try to clean. >> some port of balance. >> here's my theory and i'm not a love expert and you didn't do the study. when you talk about power dynamics, it seems to me that a the only relationships that have a power dynamic are bad relationships. if somebody feels like they're the subordinate, then that sounds to me like a bad relationship. you're not going to balance that out if you feel like you're not equal. >> absolutely. you can't. everybody is a love expert in their own right. >> that's true. but you can't. what do you guys say about there whole thing happy wife happy life because that seems like the woman is empowered. >> right. to me i know it's a cli shai, but i look at it like this, you're not thinking about yourself. that goes for whether or not it's my wife in my house, but it's my friends, my family, it's everybody. >> there's my beautiful wife right there. they're our

engagement photos. bottom line is, yes, i hear what you're saying about that, but there is a sense -- there is a piece of truth in that. but happy wife -- i'm not married, but happy wife, happy life is not giving that person power necessarily, it's just acknowledging that you care about their well-being. it's in the a power dynamic. because you could argue it is powerful to be willing to allow somebody to put someone else's happiness in front of yours. >> say it again, bill. >> say it again, bill. >> it's the couch. >> we saturday on the couch and started talking about this. i think historically women have felt like they have been in a subordinate position. at times men have thought historically this general thing. they h expect women to cook and clean and cater to them and do those things, women are in a new face, we contribute to the household financially now, so you need to contribute to the household by doing chores as well and helping us manage our house. >> it is our house.

>> that's ar changer thinking. if there's men out there that feel like you stay in the kitchen, that's so old school mentality and that should not exist anymore. >> it shouldn't. >> you got a surprise. >> i do have a surprise. q. what's the surprise. >> i told you last time i was here i was going to get you a book to help you best manage your marriage. >> a surprise for me. >> for you and your wife. q. miss andy wife. >> the five love languages. there's two cop 's. >> i suggest that you read it together, love on each other in that way. >> love it. simple ideas for a lasting love. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> we got to wrap, but to show your skills, you hooked mom up. >> i hooked my mom pup. this is the thing, the power dynamic starts even before the relationship. like a lot of women are taught to be disempowered in their relationship and i taught my my mom how to meet herman.

>> it's happy relationship. we got to go. thank you, we'll see you tomorrow. have a great day. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. be happy. it's glad.

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