>> another round of road closures ahead of the nfl draft. how trays three guarantees top affect commuters this week. >> plus, another huge presidential event in pennsylvania. what milestone is bringing president donald trump back to our. >> i saw someone walking down chestnut street with it yesterday sipping it and i just thought it looked weird. it's like purple and pink and

they're bright and colorful. good day everyone it's sunday april 23rd, 2017. someone amongst us here and we won't call names stops by starbucks every day and we'll talk about that and see if anybody has had a chance to try the drink so far. oh, okay. >> who does. >> can i say something? i have a huge problem with in kid. >> why. >> it's part of your job. if you don't want to be making the rainbow drink don't work at starbucks then. >> i'm going have to agree. >> 7:01. let's head outside. scott yesterday was soggy. all day i ranker rants, i had an umbrella, my galoshes, i was wet, bad hair day. >> temperatures stuck in the 50's. we didn't see a whole lost sunshine yesterday but much improved you guys. >> thank goodness. >> we'll see some sunshine for parts of the area today. it looks like we're going to dry out as well. live look there along the parkway getting ready for that nfl draft later this week. weather by the numbers on a scale of one to 10 t-let's look at that scale. yeah, how about an eightly?

so, things looking much improved for power sunday. look at satellite and radar. we still have some thicker clouds down the shore, also as you move toward cape may sussex county looking at a little bit of that green to maybe a sprinkle or two. looks like that rainfall is moving out for now but as we expand the view, look off to the south. yeah, that moisture around sections of kentucky, tennessee, alabama, georgia, and also the carolinas, it is headed back in our direction as we begin monday and also tuesday. so, today we get a little bit of a break loo look at those temperatures t upper 30's in pottstown, 36 right now mount pocono, 47 in dover. mid 40's currently in atlantic city. so, the normal high for this time of year is 66. yesterday only in the upper 50's. today 63 degrees for the afternoon high temperature in philadelphia. upper 40's for tonight. so, across the region, much improved. center city gradual clearing down the shore.

we'll keep those temperatures in the upper 50's and for the lehigh valley, temperatures will top out right around 61 degrees. more sunshine the farther north you head today. lingers clouds down the shore and also parts of delaware and then rain returns for monday and tuesday. coming up we'll time that out and, yes, we have 80's, 80's a summer-like feel lauren in that seven-day forecast. >> woo, that makes me excited scott thank you so much. also exciting the nfl draft. another round of road closures will go into that effect tomorrow just days before the draft. additional areas of the ben franklin parkway set to shut down. jennifer joyce live at the ben franklin parkway with the latest developments. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. so, i don't know about you but i haven't been over this way in the last week or so, so seeing all of this was a huge surprise to me. look at this huge stage here on eakins oval and lots of orange traffic barrels prepared to block cars over the next week for the nfl

draft. cars will be able to travel at the parkway until monday night at 7 o'clock. that's when it shuts down from 20th street to the art museum. you'll have t to find alternate routes to work through may first. the closure also impacts segments of mlk drive and kelly drive cutting drivers before reaching the parkway. then at midnight, monday into tuesday, the final phase of closures takes effect which impacts 21st through 24th streets in the areas that typically cross over the parkway. they will also be shut down. the safest thing to do is to expect full blown closures in and around the parkway beginning monday through may first. think about previous large scale events on the parkway to help you imagine just how it will look. the pope's visit, july 4th festivities concerts. the only thing is that this series of closures will last an entire week, lauren. >> i think it's all worth it, though. thank you so much jenny. and more traveling changes. this time with septa. the road closures jenny just

told you about are affecting several bus routes. detours will be made to route seven, 32, 38, 43 and 48 tomorrow to. you can find the details on our web site fox29.com and speaking of the nfl draft and that construction there, a worker is recovering this morning after falling during work on that grand stage. police say yesterday afternoon, the 27-year-old fell 30 feet. medics took him to hahnemann university hospital where he's currently listed in stable condition. now to some breaking news this morning out of trevose. all lanes of route one are back opened after a crash overnight. this happened just before 1:00 a.m. on the northbound lanes between street road on the pennsylvania turnpike. one person was tent to aria torresdale hospital with serious injuries. a developing story in vineland new jersey. the search is on for a gunman who shot three people sending all those victims to the hospital. this happenedderl happened earl. investigators say no one at

the scene was that able to identify the shooter. police still searching for a motive. so far no arrests have been made. two young children are safe after going missing friday night from wilmington. police issued an amber alert for five-year-old zion cover dale dixon and three-year-old jahad bailey. police say they were with their babysitter 50-year-old michelle rogers. investigators don't know rogers' motivations for running offer with the children and they are still unsure how the trio even made it to maryland. philadelphia police breaking up a massive pot party in east frankford last night. investigators say about 200 people willia were inside the py smoking and selling marijuana at the time of the raid. the philly smoke session was held inside of a warehouse on the 4500 block of w. rtz street. >> everyone was that peaceful. no one was giving the cops a hard time. >> a a lot of people here are

medical marijuana patients. people that have severe disabilities, crohn's disease, chronic pain, ptsd, a lot of serious issues and these people need med. >> police also found guns inside the warehouse. several arrests were made. let's talk politics. looks like president trump will be heading back to our area in the near future. the president says he plans on marking his 100th day in office with a big rally in harrisburg. it's going to be held at the pal farm show complex and expo center. his 100th day happens to fall on april 29th which is the same day as the annual white house correspondent's dinner but the president says he will boycott that dinner to protest what he says is unfavorable news coverage. a large crowd storming into olde city yesterday afternoon as part of the march for science demonstration. the rally is taking place across are the country in conjunction with earth day t their message was clear. keep politics out of science.

critics of the trump administration say is the white house making decisions that are threatening advancement. fox's james rosen has that story. >> practitioners and fans of science gathered across the globe to rally for the role of science in society. >> we are marching today to remind people everywhere our lawmakers especially the significance of science for health and prosperity. >> reporter: tens of thousands took to the streets with the largest marches in new york chicago and the anchor city of washington, d.c. william protests hope to catch the attention of those in congress and the numb science is supported and in we need funding. to cut funding to are any scientific agency is a horrible mistake. >> reporter: the march for science was deliberately timed to coincide with earth day which promotes environmental lidge and many in the science marches assailed president trump's position on climate change and his proposed cuts

to federal agencies focused on scientific missions. >> we have seen the proposed budget in has significant cuts in funding for science programs and i think it's important that congress speaks up is and voters speak up to the importance of keeping these programs in placement president trump said in part "my administration is committed to advancing scientific research that leads to me a better understanding of our environment and of environmental risks." lane torment officers on site here at the rally would not provide an official crowd estimate by our observation, it was easily several tens of thousands who braved the rain and it was not your typical demonstration crowd as evidenced by one of the signs that we saw people holding, it said keep calm and approach questions empiric cally. in downtown washington along the national mall james rosen fox news. >> look left, look right. look left again. parents, right? what age is safe for kids to cross the street alone? the new study

could surprise you. plus going blind but she still wants to look good so she's getting tattoos on her face. we'll explain that one here on good day. >> ♪

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morning. actress erin moran has died. she played joni cunningham. she had a tough time after stardom. tmz reporting she suffered from alcoholism ended up in a trailer park in indiana and being kicked out of her mobile home. the details of her death have not been released. she was only 56 years old. all right. scott, we are taking a live look at they told me but i forgot. >> cape may. >> cape may. my memory, man. it looks like the weather is much better than yesterday, i can say that. >> we're gradually improving across the area from north to south. we have still some clouds across parts of the area but those temperatures will be in the 60's and it looks like the rainfall, it's moving out just for today. so, we're salvaging, if you l-the second half after weekend. live look right now in olde city. some filtered sunshine. it's a little cool out there. look at those temperatures. 40's right now, 46 degrees philadelphia t-winds out of

the north at about 7 miles per hour. as we take a look at those temperatures, 45 degrees right now atlantic city. we have 45 in millville. upper 30's currently in pottstown. 40 degrees right now as we move toward allentown, 42 degrees in reading. so, look at the satellite and radar and radar. we're watching clearing north and west but we still have some of the thicker clouds parts of south jersey into delaware and look at that green. that is where we're looking at maybe a sprinkle or two but that will be exiting the coast over the next couple of hours. in the meantime as we expand the view, take a look at the moisture off to our south. this is the rain maker for monday into tuesday. so, we're not done with the rainfall just yet. as we go hour by hurricane you cahour, you cansee a mix of suns for today. temperatures respond nicer today into the 60's and then by tonight, yeah, the clouds thicken. watch what happens by tomorrow morning. watching that rainfall move back up from south to west. and we'll continue to find it

filling in during the day on monday, continuing into tuesday. but for today, 63 degrees, upper 50's down the shore o-the lehigh valley, right around 61 degrees. what about baseball later on this afternoon? temperatures by first pitch right around 60 and dry. lauren. >> all right, scott, thanks so much. another airline altercation caught on camera. this time it's american area airlines. the airline making a swift decision to discuss spend a flight attendant. the person in question accused of hitting a mother with a baby stroller. the woman had just boarded the plane when the entire incident happened. fox's allison barber has the story. >> reporter: this video received a fast response from american airlines and an even faster one on social media. passengers on flight from san francisco to dallas are accusing a flight attendant of actually hitting a mother with her own child's stroller. one passenger took out their phone and then posted a video to facebook. the video allegedly shows what

happened after the incident. you can clearly see a woman holding a baby and crying. the person who posted this described it by saying that a flight attendant "violently took a stroller from at a lady with her baby hitting her and just missing the baby." the woman you see crying is not the only one upset in this video k at least one other passenger gets up, first to ask for the flight attendant's name and then to confront him. here's how that whole thing went down. the passenger says "hey, bud p-you do that to me and i'll knock you flat." the flight attendant says "you hit me. come on bring it on ." passenger says "you try that, owl knock you out bro' quote. >> the flight attendant says you rat expletive you don't know what the story is. the passenger says i don't care was the story is you almost hurt a baby. american airlines says they're investigating what happened on this flight n a statement they said "we are disappointed by these actions. the american team member has

been removed from duty while we immeditely investigate this incident ." the woman in the latest video decided to take a different flight according to american airlines. they say she was flying internationally. american also said they are upgrading the woman and her family to first class for the duration of their trip. in washington, i'm allison barber fox news. >> got to be careful now with all the phones people pull out when things happen. >> it's never an enjoyable experience when you fly ever. >> really? >> never. >> i don't mind flying. i travel a lot. i don't have bad experiences. >> i can only imagine what it's like when you have the kids and the strollers. ugh. >> shouts out to moms who do that when they travel alone. you remember that bbc interview where the kid stormed into the room in the live interview and it went viral. >> what will it mean for the wider region? i think one of your children has just walked in. i mean, shifting -- shifting -- shifting sands in the region.

do you think relations with the north may change? >> um, i would be surprised if they do. the, um -- pardon me . >> [laughter] >> that's the great mom runs into the rescue. everyone fell in love with this family after the video went viral. now, the family is getting their own animated show. take a look at this. >> no? >> ♪ >> hm. >> hi. i'm nina and this is my brother, jack. he doesn't talk much. in fact, he's kind of annoying ton follows me everywhere. and this is our mom. she says her favorite thing is yogurt but i think her real favorite thing is stretching like a cat on mat. dad has a big important job. >> my gosh this is funny. her favorite thing is yogurt but i think it's stretching. >> really? they will got a cartoon out of that. >> it's called the adventure of nina and jack. the first full episode already available on youtube right now

o the creator says expect a few more episodes over the next few weeks. talk about making lemons out of lemonade. >> i forget what he was talking about but it was something really important. >> totally. i forget, too. and everyone initially was sort of like oh, he shoed the kids off and he was so mean to the kids. he says he normally locks his door during his interview and he totally forgot that day t that's funny. >> i'm sure he's happy he left the door unlocked that's for sure. >> good for the family. >> a cartoon out of it. >> seriously. >> unicorn outrage. a starbucks barista is going viral for telling people not to buy the latest frappuccino. does he want his paycheck do you think. >> well. >> apparently not. why he says the drink is a no-go and your lottery numbers. good luck. >> ♪

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>> please don't get it. i have never made so many frappuccinos in my entire life. my hands are completely sticky. >> if anybody wants to hire this guy, he's probably run employed this morning. the unicorn frappuccino taking the world by storm but some starbucks baristas are not so happy about it like that if i there. they've been going on social media pleading with the public to not order the sweet treat. they say it's difficult to make and it's stressing them out. lucky for them today is the last day the drink is offered. and as it turns out the calorie count is just as colorful as the ingredients. is it the grand day is thate.

401 calories. on top of that the fruit colors are natural but the rest of the drink is nothing but sugar. >> you think. >> but if you want to try it and you say hey i want to watch my calories, you can get a tall and you can get it made with nonfast milk and no whipped cream and then that's only 170 calories but to me that's not really what the drink is because you're dialing it back a little bit, right. >> yeah. >> a scary statistic. drinking a starbucks unicorn frappuccino is like eating half a dozen krispy kreme doughnuts. >> i can fire down a box of krispy kreme doughnuts. >> you go to starbucks every day. >> not every daily. >> every saturday and sunday. >> what do you order. >> just a tall coffee. i'm a coffee drinker. nothing special, nothing crazy. >> what do you put in yours.

>> a little cream, one sugar. >> i've never been a coffee drinker. >> no? you're missing out. >> i hear. >> caffeine makes the world goes round. that's as far as i'm concernd. that drink, that rainbow drink 59 grams of sugar. >> that's crazy. >> comparison, can of coke, 30. >> insane. hold your hand -- or hold my hand. >> all right. >> we'll cross the street and on behalf parents. so, how about when a child gets 13 years oldly? isn't that too old do you think? new research says children are not safe crossing the street on their own until they're 14. visual judgment and motor skills not fully developed until then putting their safety at rick. i thinat risk. if you're in philly it's older than that. i'm 35 and i get scared. it's like double up. >> double dutch. >> you're telling me 13-year-olds can't cross the roads by themselves. >> have you seen people drive in philadelphia. >> have you seen the city life it's more hectic from where i

grew up in scranton pennsylvania. believe me we were crossing roads when we were eight, 10, nine years old. >> your depth perception is off and you see a car coming and you don't think it's as close or far away and you just take off. i agree you got to be careful. >> come on. >> judgment and motor skills in teenagers make bad decisions. >> three more years they're getting a driver's license. >> the meatless burger scientists claim has the same texture as ground beef and it tastes just like the real think so i've been asking feeble on social media already and people are talking. john says, a burger is cooked with a filling of meat or vegetables between a sliced bun. hamburger is a cooked patty of ground meat as filling. okay. >> uh-huh. >> bernie says it's a patti. if it's meatless it's a patty. we have a full discussion going on this morning about this. see if anybody else is sounding off about it yet. okay. here's a fun fact for you.

the first nfl draft was held in philadelphia in 1936 at the ritz-carlton. the last time the draft happened was 1961. now the stage is set to do it all over again. what is the fan experience all about? we have a preview coming up. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> 7:30 this morning. president donald trump replacing surgeon general

yvette murphy with deputy surgeon general rear admiral sylvia trent adams. murphy was an appointee from the obama era. a spokeswoman from the department of health and human services says murphy was asked to resign but no reason was given as to why he was let go. the first purple heart medal of his presidency. the recipient army sergeant first class alvaro barrientos was with his wife tammy. a purple heart is awarded by the president to military members wounded or killed in combat. 7:31 on this sunday morning. scott change from yesterday thankfully. >> absolutely. yesterday we were socked in with the cloud cover, on and off again showers, the high only in the upper 50's. today filtered sunshine, much improved across the area and those temperatures will rebound accordingly. 46 degrees right now, so still a little chill in the air. in

fact look at the upper 30's for pottstown. 44 degrees in trenton, 44 in wilmington. mid 40's down the shore. the planner for today, a mixture of sun and clouds, more sunshine farther north and west, more cloud cover a little farther down the shore. 63 degrees for the high temperature. upper 40's for tonight. as we take a look at satellite and radar, you can see the cloud cover is thicker farther south and east of 95 but we have sunshine north and west. look at the rainfall off to the south. this is tomorrow and also tuesday's weather maker so as we go hour by hour a mixture of sun and clouds today, the cloud cover thickens overnight and then by tomorrow, we're watching the green. that's the rainfall moving back into our area for monday and also tuesday. the weather authority, seven-day forecast, much brighter, 63 degrees today. rain returns, upper 50's for monday. 62 on tuesday. 70 by the middle part of the week and then look at the 80's for thursday, friday and into saturday. back over to you.

>> all right, scott, we are just days away from the nfl draft. people trying to get around our city could experience some headaches after more road closures. jennifer joyce live along the parkway with the details. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. so, we know that the nfl does everything big, right? so why not massive stage here along the ben franklin parkway. it's here, it has arrived. lots of nfl drafts happening here this week events which means no cars will be allowed. lots of closures are coming. the most disruptive phase so far will begin tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. that's when the parkway shuts down from 20th street to the art museum. you'll have to find alternate routes to work through may first. so s-on the closures also impact segments of mlk drive and kelly drive cutting drivers off before reaching the parkway. then at midnight monday into tuesday, the final phase of closures take effect which impacts 21st through 24th streets in the areas that

typically cross over the parkway. they will also be shut down. so the safest thing to do is expect full blown closures in and around the parkway beginning monday night through may first. we have a lot of large scale events here on the parkway but this you want to keep in mind because it's actually going last an entire week, lauren. >> all right, thank you so much. and the parkway will serve as at backdrop for the nfl stage as jenny just showed you and we have watched it being built over the last few weeks. it includes a 3,000 seat open air theater for the 200,000 people expected to take part in the fun next week. so, here to tell us what fans can expect during the nfl draft is the executive director phl sports larry. >> good morning. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what a grand stage. this is a free event. >> it is. >> which is a price a lot of people like. >> yes. >> what can people expect in the fan experience. >> so many fantastic things to see and do. there are going to be

autograph signing is with some of your favorite players, food from all of our great philadelphia vendors, a combine corner where you can do some of the things that the prospects themselves do like run the 40-yard dash, kick a field goal, take a picture with the lombardi trophy, see what an nfl locker room looks like. just all sorts of fantastic things going on. >> sort of a behind the scenes look. so, i know -- explain -- we're not going see the draft on the parkway. that's happening at the franklin institute, right. >> actually no, this is the draft itself will happen at the theater at the base of the art museum steps. so, everyone will be able to see it because it's an open air theater. first time in history that it's happened that way. now, at the franklin institute, the team tables will happen. >> ah. >> that's where the actual behind the scenes, the picks are made. fans can actually goal in and see that as well. but the commissioner will be

on the stage at the theater on >> news to me. >> even if you're not one of those lucky fans that won a lottery ticket to be in the theater you're still going to be able to see it and experience it, first time in the league's history that they've done at this time that way. >> with previous concerts like made in america on the parkway they've had tv's all the way down the parkway. is that something we'll expect to see this coming week? >> yes, you will. even if you're not right up close you're still going to be able to see and hear it. we're expecting to have folks literally up and down the parkway. we're going to have fans up and down the east coast that are certainly going to be there experiencing this. we think it's going to be a fantastic event and we love what that weather forecast looks like right now. >> philadelphia is such a city of rich history so we had the first draft here back in the 30's at the ritz-carlton. >> that's right. >> and we did it again in the 60's and now we're here to do it again. why is our city such a great place for an event like this. >> we have such a great infrastructure all the assets

we have by our hotel package, the size of our footprint, the size of our media market and when you have an iconic spot like the parkway where you can lay out events like this, you know, cities just can't compete with that. so, there's a reason that we've had the papal visit and the dnc and now the draft three years in a row. we're an incredibly elite event city. >> it's prime time real estate, baltimore, steelers, you know, buffalo, new york giants, jets and we're right in the middle of it so how many people do you expect first night thursday night? >> at least 75 to a hundred thousand fans we think are going to be out there. >> and over 200,000 for the weekend. >> 200,000 plus over the three days. that's what we saw in chicago. this is the first time this event has been on the east coast in this forum, so it's a little bit of an unknown but we think because we're in such proximity to all these different fan bases and the passion of our philadelphia fans who are going to want to come out and check it out.

>> that's the truth. >> we think it's going to be a huge turnout. >> i think we'll hear a couple eagles chants, just a guess. just agelesjust a guess. >> why not. >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> going blind but she still wants to look good so she's getting tattoos all over her face its a story we'll explain coming up. >> ♪ creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite.

>> ♪ >> so many of us women in particular spend so much time and money on beauty and products but imagine if you were losing your sight and your ability to get your look just right. our joyce evans tells the story of how a young woman is maintaining her sense of style with the help of a prominent permanent makeup artist. >> reporter: she's full of adventure, pretty daring, a world traveler and an advocate for animal preservation. sharine destine is always camera ready and like most women she works at bringing out her very best but this young new bride needs some extra help at it these days. she's rapidly losing her vision to a degenerative eye condition. she's lost her ability to maintain her exotic look independently. >> it literally changes everything. >> reporter: enter rose harry boshaman long time advocate for the visually impaired.

>> one, two, three. >> reporter: she helps visually impaired young people like sharine to keep up their standards of style. >> it's as though they're forgotten, you know. and they tend to kind of hideout in the background of life and that really bothered me, they're hiding out because they're not confident. it's like feathering. >> reporter: she encourages her students to give back, these tattoo makeup artists nurses estheticians you name it have come from all over the world t the bow institute of permanent and corrective cosmetics. they came here to be certified. >> it's all about the brows. the brows set the stage for the entire face. >> reporter: rose marie is president of the american academy of micro pigmentation. >> how are you doing. >> doing good. >> reporter: she first permanently lined sharine's eyes. >> i could see how natural looking they look. it was really helpful to have

my eyebrows done wake up and not have to fill them in with makeup like i had been doing. >> reporter: but rose marie says there's a process to get them just right. and that it rarely ever happens all in one visit t or by trying get brows you saw on somebody else. >> they're pulling them out of magazines and they don't work on them. they're just not t-, it's not for their face, for their features. not for everybody. >> reporter: this is shar sharine's third visit. >> kind of like your perfection vis is. >> reporter: it's an even bigger deal forker. >> now since my vision has been getting worse it really s-, it's so helpful for me. it's definitely life changing. >> what does it feel like? >> can't really like a prick. i am -- she did put a lot of numbing cream on. >> reporter: the pigments like tattoo ink are not fda approved but rose marie says all of the ingredients in her

bottles are gamma sterile, super duper sterilized. she does say there are some medical condition that is may cause an issue for some clients. >> there may be things that we get medical clearance for like someone with chemotherapy, or just came off, joint replacement, hip, valve, stents. >> reporter: none of those are issues for sharine. there is maintenance to keep it fresh, though. >> you run a few hairs through and they're good for another year or so. >> reporter: about 30 minutes later she's good to go. joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> okay, it's 7:44. a debate continues. the meatless burger scientists claim have the same texture as ground beef and it tastes just like the real thing. we want you to decide coming up. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> time now is 7:47. we're taking a live look right now at atlantic city. we still have the cloud cover there, so a gradual clearing from north to south. so, as we talk a little bit about that forecast, much improved across the area for your sunday. yesterday we saw all of the clouds on and off again showers, highs stuck in the upper 50's. today i think we'll do low 60's but the rain returns monday and tuesday but look at

this. 80's are in the seven-day forecast. look at the satellite and radar right now. north and west of philadelphia, a lot of sunshine but we still have some of those clouds, parts of south jersey into delaware. we'll kind of zoom in and the sprinkles now moving away but take a look at the rainfall off to the south. this is our next weather maker monday into tuesday. maybe an inch to 2-inches of rain for some then. temperatures a little cool out there. we have 43 lancaster, 46 philadelphia now and mid 40's currently in atlantic city. we'll kind of zoom in and you can see what's happening as we move down the shore. 46 degrees in wildwood. we have 47 sea isle city and 47 degrees right now along the boardwalk. we'll take you hour by hour. sun and clouds by noon, 56 degrees. temperatures top out in the low 60's, a nice afternoon. we're look, at upper 50's though down the shore. 61 degrees for the lehigh valley. the seven-day forecast shows you that rainfall for monday into tuesday, upper 50's, low

60's, kind of nasty both days there t then we turn the corner wednesday and look at 80's in time for the nfl draft. back over to you. >> scott i wish you could hear sean's stomach growling over here. >> i'm reading about food and my tom is tha stomach. >> it looks cooks and some say even tastes like ground beef. there's a newburger on the market that has no meat at all. to me, it's not a burger. >> yeah. >> scientists in los angeles have been working on perfecting the meatless burger. according to ethan brown, ceo of beyond meat his team has created a meatless burger that he says has both the flavor and the texture of real meat. >> we take materials from plants, we take protein we take fat, et cetera, from plants and we run them through heating cooling and pressure which if you had pasta or if you had a cliff bar for example or something of that nature you've had something that's run through a similar process. we are essentially realigning

the proteins that you find that plants so they take on that fibrous texture and architecture of muscle or meat. >> no, dog, can't agree with you on that. [laughter] >> beyond meat burgers free of soy gluten and gmo's. i can't. that's not a burger. >> i bet you tastes fine. that the not my point here. >> no. >> the question is is it a bigger none it's not. >> i don't think so. we asked people on social media. i want to know what people think about this so let's what was sea wha see what they say. i think for the most part people think no according to a dictionary a burger does not have to have meat. the dictionary gives examples of meat vegetables and tofu. >> excuse me. >> carla says a burger with no meat. no thanks. i want the cow. >> i ride with carla on that. >> you ride with her thon. >> yes. >> whitney was here yesterday. she said agreed its a patty. as a matter of fact. excellent. >> i can't do,, you guys know i don't eat meat. if i go restaurant and they say oh, yeah i have a veggie

burger. i say you have a veggie patty? i think it's a patty. if you're taking black beans quinoa or whatever and putting it together you made me a pat too. that ain't a burger. >> definitely not. i like turkey burgers. i'm sure veggie burgers i'm sure they take fine. it's not a burger. >> patty. >> it's a veggie patty. >> have you seen these things, spinners and fidget cubes all the rage right now. mike and alex put them to the test on "good day." let's see what they thought. >> ♪ >> good morning, i'm dr. mike. surprising research indicates that if you consume lots of salt, you don't get dehydrated, you actually may eat more. this is wham researchers have looked at on potential missions to mars. so, if you consume a lot of salt you're going to retain water and potentially eat more. new guidelines may be coming out regarding getting

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>> ♪ >> there is a new trend for serial pitchers. a toy company finding ways to keep your kids maybe even adults' hands busy. each side of the fidget cube and also the spinner has something to, you guessed it, fidget with of course. some of the doodads include a.m. clicker button joystick light switch flip and even a spinning dial. they come in a whole bunch of different colors so kids can buy them trade them with their friends. the fidget cube and spinner run you about five bucks each. that's pretty cheap and affordable right. of course when we hear about new things mike and alex say we have to put it to the test. >> of course. >> let's see what happens. >> i heard that it started for

people in offices for adults to relieve stress. you sit there at your desk and your computer and you spin this thing or you play with the -- a cube. now t-it has a little button that you can push. >> uh-huh. >> it has a little dial here, the number five, you can push the little buttons and it kind of reminds me -- remember back -- when you have kids little bitty kids you get those play school things. >> like an activity box. >> like in a crib. >> the activity box where you press the thing, you spin the wheel. we have footage of that and it's supposed to be rolling now as i'm talking about out. that's what we talked about in the meeting. roll the tape with the -- >> so, this is the control room right now. this is what they're doing. >> tori, megan, milky way, her, too. >> the real people that do stuff. >> the director.

>> help us out. >> wow. >> our director. >> well, there you go. distracted driving is what they're doing. >> yeah, exactly. >> the director's driving the show distracted. >> absolutely was the pen p-the top of the pen. >> the pen clicker made a noise and annoyed everybody that was my go to. to this day you pick it up and it's just right there, it's comfortable fits the tip of your finger. i understand where it's coming from. i don't understand while adults need it though because they're at the office. >> oh, i was going to be the opposite of you. i was going say it's catered to kids but i think more adults need it than children. >> here's what i know. i have no problem with the -- what, the ball. >> yeah, the stress balls. >> yeah, the stress balls. i like those. >> i think some people need noises with their fidgeting, though. those balls are quiet and i think some people like the actual like switch. >> you're an adult. you're supposed to be quiet. keep to yourself a little bit. >> that's true. >> you don't want to be clicking the pen over there, playing with a little fidgety.

>> there are so many toys and kids get introduced to so many things it's like overload. what was your favorite toy as a kid can. >> favorite toy as a kid? we talked about this yesterday. teenage mutant ninja turtles t a lot of people were thinking sean that's a new toy. no, it's not. 1990. >> real. >> lauren. >> 1990 absolutely. those are the slow backs. >> i like splinter. >> that's bebop and rock steady at the bottom, april -- i always loved her. she was a news caster. >> i don't know about bee. >> splinter was my favorite. >> i loved him. >> do you know what my favorite toy was. >> what's that. >> my baby brother. it's because we always played together. i don't even remember having like a toy. >> okay. >> it's like he's in the middle. >> yeah. >> i just -- i never had -- i was like justin, let's go, what do you want to do. i was such a tom boy so i was like justin whatever he's doing. >> get out of the house,. >> looking for the purrrfect

kitty. were avenue pet expert and sean has brought in his cat. >> yes. >> even though i'm allergic: we'll see how this next hour goes. >> jade is in the house. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day" philadelphia weekend. >> another round of road closures ahead of the nfl draft. how phase three guarantees to affect commuters this week. another huge presidential event in philadelphia. what milestone is bringing donald trump back to our area. and looking for the perfect cat? we have a pet expert ready to help sean fix jade's behavioral issues. jade is making her "good day" debut here on this sunday april 23rd, 2017. she's in the green ran. scott and i are both allergic. i said i was going to take a benadryl before the show this morning and i forgot.

so -- >> how do you know you're allergic to a cat. >> because i had an allergy test. >> we'll have to find some in the medicine closet. >> jade is a special cat. you won't get allergic to jay. >> what is she. >> she's a bombay, a velcro cat. >> yesterday was rainy wet gross uncomfortable inconvenient. >> today is much improved. we have sunshine out there so that's some good news, salvaging the second half of your weekend. temperatures still a little cool out there. upper 40's now. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. but look at the satellite and radar. yesterday we had thick clouds. and a lot of green showing up on the map. right now most of the rainfall, it is out to sea. the clouds, they are thinning. a lot of sunshine now north and west but we're not done with the rainfall just yet. look at the moisture off to our south. it's headed in our direction for monday and into tuesday. so, enjoy the break for today. temperatures right now generally in the mid to upper

40's across the area. we have 43 degrees right now in cinnaminson. mid 40's camden. 46 degrees right now in ocean city. so that planner, a light jacket should suffice early this morning. sun and clouds by noon, 56 degrees, low 60's by the afternoon. temperatures down the shore stay in the 50's. low 60's, though, for the lehigh valley and center city. back over to you. >> all right. 8:03 this morning. drivers beware. another round of road closures will go into that effect tomorrow. days before the big nfl draft additional areas of the ben franklin parkway set to shut down. jennifer joyce live at the parkway with the latest. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. there is a lot of activity already happening on the parkway ahead of thursday's nfl draft. look at that stage. the construction workers in yellow, they look so tiny up there because the stage is just big. there will be a lot of activity, a lot of nfl draft action happening on the parkway this week which means no cars will be allowed, only

people. so, the most disruptive phase of closures will begin tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. that's when the parkway shuts down from 20th street to the art museum. you'll have to find alternate routes to work through may first. the closures also impact segments of mlk drive and kelly drive, cutting drivers off before reaching the parkway. then at midnight monday into tuesday the final closures take place which impact 201st through 24th street in the areas that cross over the parkway. they will also be shut down. the safest thing to do is expect full blown closures in and around the parkway beginning monday night through may first. so, think about previous large scale events. to help you imagine how it will look the pope's visit july 4th festivities concerts, the only thing is that this series of closures will last a full week. but i've been running a poll on twitter asking people on twitter whether or not. the majority of voters saying

we can deal with this. >> i think we can, jenny. i'm excited about it but i know some people who ride septa may not be because changes are happening with the road closures jenny just told you about it's going to affect some of the bus routes. tomorrow detours will be made to routes seven t-32, 38, 43 and 48 and if you need to find out the details on those, you can go to our web site fox29.com. speaking of the nfl draft, a worker got a little hurt recovering this morning after falling during work on that huge stage yesterday. police say 27-year-old fell about 30 feet. medics took him to hahnemann university hospital. he's in that stable condition. breaking news out of trevose. all lanes of route one back opened after a crash overnight. this happened just before 1:00 a.m. northbound between street road and the pennsylvania turnpike. one person sent to aria torresdale hospital with serious injuries. no word yet on what caused that crash.

now to a developing story. philadelphia police breaking up a massive pot party in east frankford. this happening last night. investigators say about 200 people were inside the party smoking and selling marijuana at the time of the raid. the philly smoke session was held inside of a warehouse on the 4500 block of worth street. investigators say the invitations were sent out on instagram. >> everyone was peaceful. no one was giving the cops a hard time. >> a lot of these people here are medical marijuana patients, people that have severe disabilities, crohn's disease, chronic pain, ptsd, a lot of serious issues and these people need medicine. >> police also found guns inside of the warehouse. several arrests were made last night. and a large crowd storming into olde city yesterday afternoon as part of the march for science demonstration t those rallies taking place all across the country in conjunction with earth day. the message was pretty clear. keep politics out of science. their message, yeah, they said

around the globe many of the days' participants say they are going after president trump for his position on climate change and his proposed agencies -- his proposed cuts to federal agencies focused on scientific missions. >> we have seen the proposed budget in has significant cuts in funding for science programs and environmental programs and i think it's really important that congress speaks up and voters speak up for the importance of keeping these programs in place. >> president trump released a statement for earth day saying in part my administration is committed to advancing scientific research that leads to a better understanding of our environment and our environmental risks. and it looks like the president will be heading back to our area in the near future. he says he plans on marking his 100th day in office with a big rally in harrisburg. it will be held at the pennsylvania farm show complex and expo center. his 100th day falls on april 29th, the same day as the annual white house correspondent's dinner. the president has said he will boycott the dinner to protest

what he says is unfavorable news coverage. former fox news channel host bill o'reilly will be back on the air but this time through his podcast. according to his web site o'reilly is set to appear tomorrow with a new episode of no spin news. this will be the first time he will speak publically since being ousted by fox following an investigation into sexual harassment allegations. the former host lead the oh,, the former host led the o'reilly factor with top ratings on fox news for over two decades. today everyone is welcome to celebrate the birthday of a city icon the philly phanatic. fans can come down to citizens bank park starting at 1:00 for an on the field birthday party. several of the phanatic's friends like swoop from the eagles, franklin from the sixers among others set to make an appearance in honor of the phanatic. all kids 14 and under will receive a citizens bank phanatic cap.

festivities kick off before the phillies 1:35 game against the atlanta braves. all right. we've been talking a lot on social media morning. people chiming in giving us their comments. we'll talk more about those but later in the show wildfires burning in florida. we'll go south as people are forced to leave their homes. also, looking for the perfect pet? we have of a cat expert ready to fix your pet's behavioral issues. plus, how you can help give this cute little kitty a permanent home. >> ♪

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>> live look right now along the parkway. they are gearing up for that nfl draft t a lot of sunshine out there today. so, much improved weather across the delaware valley. yesterday of course we were socked in with the cloud cover. we had those showers around but as we take a live look right now here outside of our studios, looking down market street, a lot of sunshine, 48 degrees right now, winds out of the north at about 8 miles per hour. so, as we focus in on the satellite and radar, north and west, a lot of sunshine, still some lingering clouds but no rainfall across the area, so a dry break for today. but look off to our south. a lot of moisture and this will head in our direction for your monday and also tuesday. so, enjoy the break for today. temperatures still a little cool. 48 dover, 48 millville r-47 right now in atlantic city.

we have upper 40's philadelphia. mid 40's north and west. so, as we plan that day hour by hour, by noon, 56 degrees. 62 degrees by 3:00 and temperatures will top out right around 63 for the philadelphia area. we'll keep those upper 50's down the shore with gradual clearing. sunshine, nice for the lehigh valley, 61 degrees will be the high temperature. what about some phillies baseball? we're looking at first pitch temperatures this afternoon right around 60 degrees. you still might want to grab a little light jacket with an easterly breeze. so, sunshine to the north, some lingering clouds to the south and that rainfall returns as we move toward monday and tuesday. so, we'll go hour by hour dry for today but then watch what happens by tomorrow morning. we're watching that rainfall start to move up from the south. on and off again rainfall both monday and into tuesday. we could see anywhere from an inch to about 2-inches before all is said and done. guys, back over to you.

>> thank you so much scott. you may know her, she's known as america's favorite cat behavior expert. pam johnson bennett is helping pet owners with her new book "cat wise." pam joins us on "good day" this morning. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> i see you have a little friend here with us. who is this. >> this is elsa and she's from philly paws and she's available for adoption. >> i love it. elsa thanks for joining us. so you're on a book tour. talk about your new book. >> well its called "cat wise" and it's my eighth cat book and i wanted to write a book where people could either read through the whole book or they could just go to the section that they needed because when people go on their search engine and try to find a behavior answer, who knows what site they're going to. >> so, eight books. what do you have to say in eight books about cats. >> my mother used to ask me that. [laughter] >> yes, that's a good question. >> they are never going to give up all their secrets so

there's always something to learn. >> speaking of secrets that's the one thing i always find sort as much fascinating about cats is they always seem to me like there's just something hiding behind them. >> well, they're very smart. you don't get to be such an incredible predator without having amazing brains and they have such incredible senses. and they're very misunderstood. people think they're untrainable or they're aloof. >> right. >> it's not true. they are very trainable. we have to get the word out there cats are wonderful. >> speaking of trainable sean brace has a cat named jade. what did you tell me about the cats being together. >> cats are territorial. when they don't know each other it's not a good idea to put them together. you want to do a gradual introduction. >> got it. sean has told us that he trains his cat to use the bathroom on top of the toilet. >> don't talk about her like she's not here. >> can you believe that. >> okay, sean, you're going to be calling me for behavior problems. >> uh-oh o what's the problem

with that. >> it's not natural. >> i told him the same thing and i'm not a cat expert. >> cats have that natural instinct to dig eliminate and then cover because that's wham -- when they cover it keeps the scent away so that predators aren't attracted to the nest. when you train them to use the toilet it's an unnatural behavior they don't get to do that, they have to perch on the toilet seat which may be uncomfortable. you only have one spot for them because usually when you have more than one cat you want to make sure you have more than one litter box. >> jade has her own bathroom. >> yeah she got her own bathroom. >> if jade ever has to go to the veterinarian and stay overnight they're not going to give her a toilet they're going give her a litter box. >> you're right. >> and that can be confusing. then when she comes back home, she has to get retrained. so -- >> we went on vacation. she was okay. she was all right. >> people who are toilet training their cats are calling me so i will be expecting a call from you.

>> no, no. i got an idea for your ninth book. cats use toilets. >> sean, you need to come this afternoon to -- we're going to be at the kitty cafe and we are doing this cat wise cat cafe torso you ca tour. we're signing books you get to see the cats and the tour is sponsored by wellness cat food and they are donate, a thousand meals to philly paws for the cats waiting for their forever home. they're donating a thousand meals at every stop we're making on tour. >> that's an and credible donation. what would you say is the number one question people have for you about their cat. >> it's usually litter box. why is my cat not using the litter box and sadly a lot of people think that the cat is being bad, the cat's spiteful, he's mad at me, he's stupid and that's not the case. cats do not misbehave out of despite. it's something -- if a behavior is happening that you don't like -- >> right. >> you have to figure out what

the underlying cause is. because the cat is doing something that makes sense to him. because they're not sitting a around at night going what can i do to really tick you off. >> see sean and jade over there. jade is pretty calm, right. >> very calm. yes, we've got a respectable distance between us. >> it's not good -- so if someone maybe has a cat already at home and you're thinking of maybe adopting another cat you say they need to like sort of meet first because you don't want -- >> what you want to do is put the new cat in a separate room and let that cat kind of get his bearings and then you do a gradual introduction. you give them a reason to like each other. >> got you. >> there's a reason why we don't have cat parks in the world that we just have dog parks because cats don't become instant friends. it doesn't mean they're not social. it's just we have to kind of finesse that sense of territory. >> i think it's kind of cool that a lot of people i know have cats and a dog and they get along perfect. >> right, yes, they get along great and again you have to do a careful introduction because dogs play by chasing and cats view that chase as oh my gosh,

i'm in trouble. >> uh-oh. >> so, everything -- you just want to make sure everybody's safe. >> right. >> everybody feels comfortable. there are adequate resources for everybody, you know, no one has to compete at the food bowl or the litter box or even for your attention. >> well, thank you for coming by. good luck today with the event. elsa we appreciate your experience. >> scene she's been great. >> jade we thank you for stopping by the studio this early morning. sean thanks for sharing jade. >> all the time. >> you'll be calling me. [laughter] >> all right. can a bad proposal ruin a perfect relationship? the worse places people have popped the big question. you won't believe it. and your winning lottery numbers. good luck to you. >> ♪ ing. >> this is your tech bite from the tech tank. today we'll talk about a new technology that is absolute

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>> a private visitation and funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon for former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. a hearse carrying the former nfl star arrived in his hometown of bristol connecticut yesterday. the 27-year-old was that found hanging in his prison cell by a bed sheet last week while

serving a life sentence for murder. tomorrow's funeral is a private ceremony. reverend jesse jackson and chicago officials are calling on facebook to remove its live feature for 30 days a the push comes after a cleveland man's murder was posted to facebook. the video of robert godwin being killed took two hours to remove from the site. the group is asking for facebook to create a feature that would allow users to report violent videos and get them taken down much faster. facebook has not responded to that request. people continue to evacuate their homes in the drought stricken sunshine state as wildfires rage in a number of florida counties. fox's caron mchugh has that story. at least three separate wildfires are raging across parts of florida this weekend forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. >> police was knocking on my door saying we had to evacuate. i saw like a big smoke in the sky. >> it's not looking good right now. it's not looking good, no. that right there. look at that.

>> reporter: more than 7,000 homes have been evacuated in collier county florida an handful of those homes have been destroyed. >> one of the houses on the other side it was a two story house and it's gone, it's completely gone. >> reporter: emergency response officials are encouraging residents there to flee the area as quickly and as soon as possible. >> again we are holding the mandatory evacuation at this point. we know that the fire laid down some last night and again that's certainly subjective. our goals today are to continue to assess. >> with access issues in area a lot of heavy fuels cat rock we can't get as many resources on the ground as we would like. obviously with all the houses spread out through that area we'll have a lot of airy sources coming through. thinking helicopters type one and type two. >> reporter: more than 500 emergency responders are working to contain the fire assist with evacuations and manage traffic in the area. crews are fighting fires in polk and lee counties that have burned hundreds of acres. those fires have been partially contained but remain dangerous.

the trump administration approved a fire management assistance grant to the state of florida that will provide federal funds to help reimburse the costs to fight the brush fires. in new york, caron mchugh, fox news. >> well, everyone of course always hopes proposals go perfect. can a bad one ruin a relationship. the worst places people have decided to drop down to one knee. and there it is, the stage is set for the nfl draft. the eagles getting ready to make some big changes the to the team. sean bell joins sean brace to talk about the draft. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> president donald trump replacing surgeon general yvette murphy with deputy surgeon general rear admiral sylvia trent adams. murphy way an appointee from the obama era. a spokesperson from the department of health and human services says murphy was asked to resign after helping with the transition but no explanation was given as to why he was let go. and the president presented the first purple heart medal of his presidency during a visit to walter reed outside of washington. the recipient army sergeant first class alvaro barrientos. he was with his wife tammy. barrientos lost his leg in combat in afghanistan. a purple heart is awarded by

the president to military members wounded or killed in combat. welcome back to "good day." time to check in with scott for a look at our weather outside on this sunday. >> much improved. yesterday you had rain gear chilly conditions, temperatures only into the upper 50's but today i think we'll move into the 60's. we have sunshine as well. temperatures still cool. upper 40's. winds out of the north at about 8 miles per hour. temperatures area wide pretty uniform. mid to upper 80's. 48 degrees now in millville. 48 in dover. 46 fo46 in pottstown. a mix of sun and clouds. we stay dry, temperatures 63 degrees for the high, 48 degrees for tonight but the cloud cover, it will roll back in during the day but once again some high cloud cover and then tomorrow grab an umbrella, keep it through tuesday. maybe even early wednesday. look at all of this moisture off to the south o that will head back in our direction. so, as we go hour by hour

looking pretty good if you're headed to the bank later on for the phils game, we're talking about a mixture of sun and clouds, temperatures by first pitch right around 60 but look at the thicker clouds late tonight and then tomorrow morning look at that green moving up the i-95 corridor, so we are talking about maybe one, perhaps as high as 2-inches of rainfall monday and tuesday with the heaviest that purple color that you see down the shore and parts of delaware. so, a lot of green lawns and happy gardens over the next several days. upper 50's for monday with that rain, 62 on tuesday. then we turn the corner, dry out wednesday, 70 and look at those 80's in the forecast, feeling like summer for the nfl draft. guys, back over to you. >> ♪ >> okay, here's a fun fact in case you didn't know it. the first nfl draft ever was held right here in philadelphia. it was 1936 at the

ritz-carlton. the last time the draft happened here was in 1961 and now you can see the stage is set along the parkway to do it all over again. so, last hour, we talked about the fan experience. now, sean bell joins sean brace so we can talk football. let's do it. >> oh, yeah. >> and we still haven't won a super bowl. >> come on sean. it's sunday. >> just so you know the trophy will be there this week. >> that's the closest we're going get. >> stop. >> come on. >> already. >> come on. it's sunday. let's stay positive. >> okay. >> let's start with john ross. he's the fastest in the nfl right now his 40 time. >> that's why. >> i like him. >> do that again. >> that's how it sounds when we come by. >> can we get him. >> i don't think he'll be available. we have the 14th pick. >> yes. >> he's not going that long. it's not going to take that long. he's a top 10 pic, okay. >> okay. >> he's probably the highest on a lot of people's draft boards.

>> it's either him or the kid out of clemson. >> mike williams, okay. >> speed kills. just like you said, like nobody was really talking about this cat. >> until he ran the 40. >> until he ran the 40. before then he was a second round pick. >> but -- okay, yeah. >> now he's probably going to be the top guy in the draft, four-two, he's claiming he can run faster than that and he's probably right. >> i don't doubt it. >> some team is going pick him up before then. i don't think he'll fall. if he does, something will be questionable that happens beforehand. >> the good news is what he just said about mike williams. eagles need weapons on offense sean. i don't know where you stand. that's all i care about. i just want a weapon at 14 for carson wentz running back wide receiver i don't care. >> there he is. >> i believe there will be some guys there that obviously fall into that side of the ball on the offense side of the ball so whether it's mike williams john ross, kori davis. >> i think this guy is the best one. >> mike williams.

>> i think mike williams. >> tell me why. >> because people fall in love with what you do at the combine. >> okay. >> follow the tape, okay. look at the tape. forget about all these numbers where people dress up and wear little tights and watch me run. >> the underwear olympics. >> the specimen that i am. what did you do with pads on. >> that's what you want to know. >> mike williams was the best wide receiver all year in college, okay. >> he got it done. >> all those drops that the eagles had, mike williams doesn't drop the ball. >> no. >> most importantly okay. forget about being four-two fast. he catches everything you throw at him and when you get in the red zone, which the eagles had a big problem finish, in the red zone, throw that thing up. there he going to go get it. >> so sean says mike williams. what do you think about christian mccaffery. >> love him. he's another guy that just has speed all day. he's one heck of an athlete. his father played in the nfl ed mccaffery for a number of teams, giants and broncos, sophomore season should have won the heisman last year kind of -- i don't want to say fell

off but just didn't have that explosive season that he had the previous year but love christian mccaffrey. if you believe what the experts are saying he's another guy sean bell that probably won't be there come 14. >> if i had to, though, go to sugar house and put my money down -- >> uh-oh. >> i would put my money on mccaffrey. >> for the eagles to select at 14. >> for the eagles to select at 14. i think he'll slide. >> i hope. >> i think he's one of those guys that will slide and he does everything, okay. everyone is giving him the comparison of brian westbrook, okay. >> except for b west himself. >> exactly. >> he didn't want to hear that. >> he's like yo' no, kid in college going come in and do what i did. >> he didn't give an answer. he was just like no, i just don't see it. like what don't you see, brian. >> mccaffrey can do everything. run in between the tackles, he can go out wide, catch a few rocks. he can do everything, okay. christian mccaffery is -- i want to say the best running back in this draft. >> okay. >> because of his versatility.

>> yeah. >> like there's other running backs who can do other things better, run in between the tackles but if you're talking about, hey, go line up as a wide receiver he's going to juke some cornerbacks. >> he did nothing but wide receiver. >> 1 yard, 5-yard, whatever you need that guy can do. >> joe nixon we talked about yesterday, controversy clouding his. >> x factor. everyone knows by now they've seen the video of the situation, him hitting a woman and things like that nature but you know, nobody wants that, nobody wants that type of human being but let's be honest, this is the nfl. greg hardy got a second chance. if you're a talent you can get drafted. >> donte stallworth killed the man and came back in the nfl. why? because he settled with the family that the members many membememberthat he murdere. joe nixon what happened two days ago with the settlement

between the female that was involved in the altercation i believe now he jumps back into the first round because of what just happened. >> he could have been -- it could have been no settlement. >> and you think he still would have gone first responder round. >> you're right about that. >> i think there is still a possibility that he goes in the second round 'cause i wouldn't be surprised of some tape came out of some interview where, oh, look what he said. like last year the kid tunstall that went to miami he's supposed to be a top 10 pic. hours before the draft they leak something out. i feel like something like that is going to happen. watch out. 'cause this is the day and age of social media. >> true. >> you're right. >> somebody just might be mad at the kid or scorned and say you know what, two hours before the draft, you're a top 10 pick here's some tmz gossip then he'll slide two rounds. that's going to happen to someone. obviously nixon already has something out. you don't know what this kid was doing. but if he slips to like the second round, third round, i

know the eagles probably like let's stay away, please you're going to draft the kid. >> somebody will. >> yeah and like i said settling three years ago, he served his suspension suspended for a full year, at what point do you draw the line? i'm not here to answer that question right now but what i am saying is, i mean, the guy has got a right to live, right. >> the people care. the people care. the fans are going to say something. you know what the teams are going to do. i don't care. and as soon as he scores a touchdown those same fans are going to be like, ahhh. >> we'll see what happens. thanks for waking up. >> yeah. >> and coming in. >> always fun. >> you like the couch? >> yeah, welcome to the couch. welcome to "good day" weekend. look at this lovely moment speaking of cell phones captured on a cell phone the woman getting ready to say yes, can a bad proposal ruin a perfect relationship? the worst places people have popped the big question. sean bell did it in front of cinderella's castle. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> okay, it's usually one of the happiest moments in a couple it's life their wedding proposal. some people are speaking out on the went site reddit about how their special day went terribly wrong. let's talk about some bad proposals. quite possibly the biggest no-no that actually happens is proposing at someone else's wedding. who does that? you can't do that.

>> that's very disrespectful. >> straight disrespectful. this next one is really bad, too. number two, during a funeral. okay, this is kind of -- it's -- okay, i can see it though. >> you can see what? >> i can see it a little bit because with a loss sometimes you want to feel like -- you know some people say when someone dies someone is born like a birth a loss. >> if i'm going to die any time i might as well marry you now. >> that's kind of weird. worst way to propose to someone is as a joke. you can't do that. that's not funny. not funny at all. >> i'm still locked on the funeral one. >> i know much april fools da day. >> martin lawrence engaged on april fools day. >> you can't do that. >> but he was serious. >> on the bench when he had brian mcknight or are you talking about martin lawrence in real life. >> no, in real life, he recently a couple weeks ago proposed to his wife on april

fools. being the comedian the jokester that he is she wasn't sure if it was serious but he was. >> you can't do that though. >> he's a comedian. he can. >> have you ever met kelly. >> i have not. >> kelly brace. >> kelly brace. >> i love it. your old last name was what. >> it was very confusing. >> we have a picture of when sean proposed to you on the bridge in manayunk. >> yes, everyone has seen it. >> would you consider it, be honest kelly, come on tell the truth a-good or bad proposal. >> it was a great proposal. >> if anything i ruined the proposal. >> had you a lot of -- why do i have to get a coat and where are we going and this is an ugly bridge. >> yeah. exactly. he had the picture perfect proposal in mind and he was like oh, look at this, doesn't manayunk look beautiful and i was like not really. [laughter] >> oh. >> it was my fault. but he tried to play some romantic music. >> yes, i did. >> he had a photographer

hidden and everything taking these pictures so he did it right but if anything, i was thone that messed it up. >> after that were you like okay i got to do something else. >> ridiculous. >> audible, audible. >> i said i better get down on one knee before i call this off completely. i was just like wow. >> just do it. >> i can't believe she's saying all this. like what is going on. >> just do it. >> this guy here was bold and took his bride down to orlando because she loves disney and proposed in front of cinderella's castle. >> she's a disney world fanatic. it wasn't the castles. >> what was it. >> the tower of terror. that's her favorite ride. that's her favorite thing to do. >> yeah, these pictures are from easter. >> yeah, these are easter photos. so, basically she was like -- i was like, you know, i'm going get down -- i didn't know when i was going to do it high. no plan. i just knew i was going to do it at disney world. >> weren't you -- >> i carried a book bag the whole time. i had the ring in the book

bag. i checked the book bag every five minutes. i spent too much dough to drop this thing somewhere and i never wear a book bag. she's like why do you keep carrying that thing around. i'm like i need to carry all my stuff in here, like it is what it is. >> and did you get down on one knee in front of everybody at disney. >> yes, yes. >> sean, that's why i love you. > you have to. >> i love it. >> in front of the crowd. >> i love it. >> family was there. so -- >> now you just got a lot of cool points in philadelphia. 8:45. a popular summer time hangout getting ready to reopen jenny joyce is there with a preview. hi, jenny. >> good morning, lauren. cheers to you. we were talking football and the nfl draft and now we're talking beer at one of the most popular beer gardens in the city independence beer garden opens this week and we have a previe at some of the tasty treats they are offering this season. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> sunshine is returning across the area right now and those temperatures will recover although still a little cool out there on this sunday morning. upper 40's in philadelphia. a wind out of the north at about 8 miles per hour. temperatures pretty uniform. mid to upper 40's right now. we have 45 degrees in allentown. 47 in wilmington. and 47 degrees currently in atlantic city. what about some baseball later on this afternoon? we're looking at first pitch

temperatures right around 60 degrees. it will be a nice and also dry day. but the cloud cover will thicken later on tonight and more rain is back in the forecast by monday even into tuesday. 63 the high temperature today. upper 40's for tonight. as we look at satellite and radar, the thicker clouds pulling away, so sunshine, a dry break salvaging the second half of your weekend. but look at the rainfall off to the south. that will eventually arrive back in the delaware valley for monday, tuesday it might linger a bit into early wednesday. so as we go hour by hour look at monday morning. we're watching that rainfall move back up from the south. how much rainfall monday into tuesday maybe an inch. some locations down the shore, look at that purple, could close in on 2-inches of rain. the seven-day forecast shows nice today but cloudy a little unsettled monday, tuesday. then look at the 80's thursday, friday into saturday. back over to you. >> it's perfect weather to head outside especially

because the independence beer garden is opening up. michael says hey let's open early because the big crowds are coming in town. jenny joyce is there with a preview of what's to come. hi, jenny. >> reporter: hi, yeah, just chilling in a beer garden on a sunday morning, a morning brew. that's okay, right lauren? yes, they were supposed to open on thursday, the same day as the nfl draft but instead, they decided, hey, why not open on monday so tomorrow at 4 o'clock, one of the most popular beer gardens in philadelphia is opening. joined by derek gregory here. you're the general manager. talk a little bit about what we have obviously we have beer and the beer that i was holding is a specialty here. >> absolutely. so what we have here is we have a couple of our specialty cocktails but we also do a collaboration with yards one of the best brewers here in philadelphia. we do a collaboration with them which is our yards ibg grapefruit pale ail. exclusively here at the beer garden along with the yards brewery right down on delaware avenue. so it's a great hit for us.

it's been a big lit for us from last year and then we also have a couple cocktails that we're offering. our cucumber crush absolutely fantastic. very crisp refreshing easy to drink on a hot summer day. it's a gin cocktail along with some cucumber and then we also have our mojito express our play on a pineapple mojito t it has all your classics of your rum, rum simple syrup and then also a little bit of lime. then we spice it up with that little bit of pineapple juice in there. >> reporter: i can tell you that one is definitely refreshing and also i was looking at the menu lauren before coming out here today and it has expanded so we have chef jonathan here. jonathan tell us a little bit about the offerings and how you guys came up with all this good stuff. >> well, last year was so successful we kind of took what we had and improved upon it. some of these things are new, some of them are improvements here. the burger here that's a slight change.

these two salads here are now. we have watermelon salad an chef salad and this is another new item here the ibg hoagie and then we have the cheesesteak which we just improved upon and the pickle chips also. kind of took everything that did well and tried to improve upon it. >> reporter: yeah definitely giving people more options much you have such good crowds here every day so you're feeding the people giving them what they want what they need. can you tell us the hours, when people can come here. >> yeah, so we open up this monday at 4:00 p.m. every time after that we're opened every single day at 11:30 a.m. for lunch and then we do our all day menu. we offer lunch and dinner. the bar is opened but most of the time we have such a great crowd that we're opened until 2:00 a.m. every single night. we are open seven days a week. we're really excited. this is year four for us. we can't wait. that's why we wanted to bump the opening up just a little bit. >> reporter: the one thing you can't see is all the games that are happening in the

back. can you just real quick run through what you have? >> yeah, absolutely. so we have a ton of games here so all groups and age can enjoy so we have our jenga giant jenga checkers on the table ping-pong shuffle board t-bocce ball in the back and one of our biggest favorite here for the guests are our bag toss. >> reporter: we have drinks food games. lauren i'll meet you out here tomorrow at 4:00. >> i can't wait. let's do it. >> reporter: we'll be right back. [laughter]

>> all right, there's the picture we dug it up out the archives. sean bell on one knee at disney. what's the song -- >> y'all killing my game right now. what if amber rose is watching. >> who cares. amber he's a great by but he's married. while i have you guys on the couch i'm going to help the women out real quick. we only have two minutes to talk. all the ladies who know the men are in town with lots of money, the players the prospects you might get signed to some million dollar deal. what's your best advice to the ladies who are going come to town and head out to all the parties. let's start with you. >> well, i would say this is your best friend social media. look to see where they're at check out their instagram pages. >> okay. >> the second thing would absolutely be this. end your night at del frisco's. >> that's true. del frisco's. okay. >> there it is. sean bell. >> first i want to say if you're 30 and older stay your butt home. they don't want you, okay.

>> okay. >> okay. the young players don't want you. you expire at 29. >> your shelf life. >> shelf life is done. >> got it. >> stay home. cook something, it's a wrap for that you, okay. >> if you're under 30 what's your advice. >> if you're under 30 then, you know what it is, man. >> what. >> you know what you go to the wear. you know what you got to do, okay. these players ain't looking for intelligence let's keep it real. >> whoa. not all -- some of them might be. >> you think these 22-year-old players are looking for intelligence? >> they're not looking for long term investments. >> puppies got to be out. >> puppies, okay. >> let's keep it deal. >> we got to give spot a chance. >> the best advice the weather forecast it's going to be nice, going to be warm, going to be in the 80's. great weather. >> dress for the weather. >> exactly. >> see, you see how that goes. okay. >> dress for the weather. >> how the outsides is looking. >> i love it. >> spectator sport. >> it's a spectator sport this week. you'll have fun covering it all. stay with sean and sean on

social media so you can see all their pictures and cover what they're doing. see you tomorrow.

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