while sitting on the front important of with his grand for the. a l cooler start to this weekend. the heatwave is officially over. how your weekend i shaping up. you know him as number 27. we're very competitive t. number 27 malcolm jenkins, how he's bending the rules in his favor. she made national headlines forte tata to her tata. a local woman is winning the hearts of millions around the country after a breast cancer diagnosis forget sympathy, how about support, fun and awareness.

>> from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. good morning thanks much for joining us. seven:01 on this saturday morning. how are you. >> good. >> bright and early, ready to go. >> the heatwave is over thankfully because it was hot. >> it was stifling. three consecutive days temperatures at or above 90-degrees, but a represhing change. >> i'm ready for it. let's bring it on. i'll take 93s all day long. >> a lot is going on for this upcoming weekend. festival. of course we have preakness, i think there is a burger brawl going on. we have a cooler north easterly breezy april those temperatures have been dropping as well. look at ultimate doppler, the cold front that has moved through will allow the temperatures to drop blow average for today. as we look at ultimate doppler,

though, still watching a few pockets of some light showers especially in particular as we move into parts of chester county, burkes county looking at some of the rainfall. not anticipating a lot of rainfall today, however, mostly cloudy skies and yes, those cooler temperatures. look at the numbers. yesterday was 91. ninety-three on thursday. 93-degrees yesterday. today not so much. look at the current numbers right now, 630-degrees in sploipt. we have 60 currently down the shore, places like wildwood, upper 50s north and west. low 50s currently in mount poconos. so take a look at the dewpoints, itself measure of moisture in the atmosphere. fifty right now in philadelphia look at that scale, it feels pleasant stepping outdoors. so the bottom line, a refreshing breeze, spotty morning showers nrt and west. and yes a big pattern change for next week. we'll talk much more coming up. >> thank you so much. seven:02 a two year old shot several

times sitting on a front porch with his father. jennifer joyce more at police headquarters. >>reporter: the shooting sparked a massive search both on the ground and in the air last night continuing this morning searching for the suspects as the two year old remains in critical condition at saipt chris toafers hospital. we know that the shooting happened last night around nine #:15 on the 3300 block of malta street in the kensington section. the two year old was sitting on the porch when two guys on bikes approached and shot fire. he's in critical condition. his dad was shot in the knee. the 26 year old is stable at temple university hospital. >> i was enjoying a nice evening when all of a sudden two men come down on bicycles stop in

front of his house and basically gin firing up towards the porch area. they fired off multiple rounds. and police don't have much information about the suspects except what they were wearing. sleeveless red and white shirts with cutoff jeans. also one of the bikes apparently add a wide wheel and colored spokes. if you know anything, if you saw initial of course you're asked to call philadelphia police. >> also developing this morning, a masstive search in the delaware river for a 16 year old who went in for a swim d but didn't resurface. >> boats all scouring the water throughout the night the team went into the river around 10:30 last night with four friends, but officials say he got pulled by the current. the boy's father tells police his son was not a good swimmer. crewses will resume their search this morning.

>> gunfire eruptseses injuring a man in his 20s. the vic tell is expected to survive. the shooting happened at north america and west olney avenue around two:45 this morning. the shooter still on the lose and officers do not have any suspectsment i78 in burkes county still closed this morning more than 12 hours after this big mess. sky fox over the the crash between the line hearts villian crumbsville exits last night. two tractor-trailers caught fire in the westbound lanes around five:30. police say there have been minor injuries and traffic in both directions still being diverted a community shaken after a mother of two was gunned down inside her darby home. twenty-seven year old crystal line tomorrows as was gunned down yesterday morning p her young daughter and son were inside the house when the shooting happened. officers say their investigation with the help of neighbors led them to a suspects pebbling, the woman's boyfriend. there was some news in the breezy way and he got in

the car and he left. at that time no one knew he had committed a crime. >> i can't say enough about the people in lance down park and spring valley and way mute road area. we would not have been a able to do this. police have arrested this man, 31 year old edmond mostses jr. who is the father of thomas' young son. >> a hit and run in her drive way, the 14 month was hit outside her home in tucks owed oh park yesterday. the driver was leaving the home when police say he ran over the girl. the child's mother tried to stop the driver by stepping in front of the car, but he took off anyway? a. just a lot of chaos. the baby came in bleeding heavily, crying. she got ran over twice and she's got a big gash on her head. she's going to have to have some surgery. police caught up to the 20 year old suspect a short time later sky

fox was there when officers pulled him over april arrested him. new this morning president trump has landed in saudi arabia. it's his first foreign visit since begin his president i situate. expected on the agenda today the president will address 50 leaders challenging them to embrace a more pieceful if you tumplet after this stop the president will head to israel, the vatican analysisly for a g7 up s it. >> back here at home former fibromyalgia james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee sometime after memorial day. the committee wants to hear from comey regarding the investigation into ties between the president's campaign and russian officials. the new york times is reporting that president trump called comey a nut job when talking to russian officials. he also allegedly said that firing comey relieved great pressure on him.

>> across the pond, the wedding of the year happening right now in burke shir england. pip a middleton is marrying. a 12 entry church. royals are on hand including pip a's older sister kate, the duchess of william, page george is a page boy, princess charlotte is a cot issue girl. it has a scottish theme will be in her glass hall at her family he take it. 300 guests were invited. q. a community hits the streets rallying to save a traffic light. why they say it's helping to save lives. plus, segregated certify mean pi. why harvard university is holing an african-american only graduation. but first here's sue serio with weekend wendy. weekend wendy is ready for cooler temperatures for the rittenhouse spring festival. 50,000 people come to this event

every year and it's today from noon to 5 p.m. basically they shutdown walnut street from the avenue of the arts, aka broad street to rittenhouse square. there are street cafes, live music, outdoor shopping, plenty of things for the kids to do and lots of fine looked. so enjoy yourself at the rittenhouse row spring festival from weekend wendy and me. chris christie: addiction is a disease.

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sing it maxwell on this saturday morning just shy of seven:12. flags blowing out there in the wind. we're going to tell you something about the shot that you see. it's on a list that's sort of surprising to many people, right. >> pretty nice. a top summer destination, right? number two on the list. ' tell you what number one is. let's talk about weather right now. not as hot as it's been. we're talking about temperatures down the shore, upper 60s low 50s. grb the light jacket, the windbreaker. the cold front has pushed threuvment we have some left over showers with a little disturbance moving through part of the area, burkes county towards the lehigh valley. moving out of parts of chester county moving towards king of prussia yeah, ease go shan, lower median, radnor you will see a brief shower pushing

threuvment a much improved refreshing air moving in right now upper 50s currently in pottstown low 60s in millville, 60 in wildwood along with atlantic city. stepping outdoors for today we'll tall it most lie cloudy, noticeably cooler, 68 center city, 68 down the shore, 67 the high temperature in the lehigh rally for tonight temperatures bottom out right around 54 greece. we'll keep the north, north easterly winds. tomorrow, numbers right around 55-degrees at seven:30. nine:30 it stays cool, 59, 64-degrees at 11:30 tomorrow morning there along the art museum steps. so as we move toward the weekend we're looking at temperatures again. no 90s, the heatwave, it is out of here monday, a good soaking one of two inches of rainfall. sun and clouds tuesday, 76 gres. then a

little unsettled wednesday into thursday with showers around. memorial weekend next weekend friday temperatures around 75-degrees. saturday, next saturday looks pretty good. temperatures around 830 and then sunday into monday, memorial day itself could be a little unsettled. we'll talk much more back to you. >> thank you so much, scott. a special drug task force is suggesting a controversial way to battle the opioid epidemic in our area. the task force wants city officials to consider the implementation of save sites where users can inject heroin. these sites have operated for years in the netherlands and australia, but they face legal challenges in the us. overdose deaths in philadelphia surmed to over 900 back in 2016, a 30 percent increase over the year before. two years after an amtrak train crashed in philadelphia, killing ate,

hurting more than 200 hours, the engineer how now been arrested. our bruce gordon was one of the first reporters on the scene that night. he breaks down what these new criminal charges now mean. hi, i'm bruce gordon, a whole lot of people got the burke walk they were waiting for and hoping for on wednesday when amtrak engineer was handcuffed, surrounded by law enforcement and escorted into the criminal justice system here in philadelphia. boss trom was at the controls on may 12, 2015 when the train left the tracks landed in a pile of twisted met l l a, ate people were killed, 185 others were hospitalized. he had ak accurated the train to 106 miles per hour as he entered the frankford junction curve where the speed limit is 350 miles per hour. you've no doubt heard the numbers 106 and

50 time and time again. any two or three sentence description of what happened that night must include those two numbers and partly because the attorneys who filed civil lawsuits on behalf of the crash victims and who fought so hard for these criminal charges have repeated the numbers over and over again to anyone within earshot. that's okay. that's their job. they're advocates for their clients. there's another number you should know about. 110 when i was in washington d.c. last year, covering the national traps port taition safety board's hearing on the crash, i snapped a photo. notice the speed coming out of the curve. 110 miles per hour much that's the speed trains can leave. criminal charges suggest brandon boss trowm was negligent. they'll make the argument that boss trum knew route. jury wil

ultimately decide. before you cheer too loud did i over boss trom's arrest and his walk, you should know that ntsb investigators found he was not impaired by drugs or alcohol, wasn't distracted around fooling around on his phone. he believes he was distracted but by an incident moments earlier in which a vandal or vanned als threw rocks of a nearby septa train throwing glass into the face of a nearby engineer. he spent sometime keeping up on the radio. his acceleration 1306 miles an hour was consistent with the belief his traip had already passed curve into an area where the already authorized track where the speed was 110 miles per hour. ooftionly he was ruled to have bottom line he's the captain of the ship. it's his fault when

it crashes. amtrak receive itself some of the claim for dragging its feet. it's why amtrak settled all the lawsuits wrote a masstive check for more than a quarter of a million dollars. it's also why brandon boss trom won't get behind a train again. what would happen if you drove your chevy 106 miles an hour in 110 miles an hour zone. it's a bogus comparison. there's snow scenario. it is appropriate or okay. but for a train such scenarios do exist, did exist that night not so far away from where brandon boss drom krarnd a train and immediately became public enemy number one. what happened that night is a terrible tragedy let's never

diminish that. it claimed eight lives and damaged many more. was it a crime in? can't be too sure. only in philly. seven:19 after losing their fifth straight series the phillies travel to pittsburgh to take on the pirates last night sean bryce will tell you if they put an end to their losing ways. but first your winning lottery number.

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that's your queue to talk sports. are you nervous. >> no. that's old school sound. >> that is. it's not our usual sports open there. exciting times, though. obviously we got the nfl right around the corner. >> malcolm jenkins will be joining us. before we do that let's talk some 76 ers. while scoring the number three in the nba draft, the sixers good fortune continued one while not making the playoffs and two, no big surprise to be honest with you both shar its and mb shined h this season. see what i just did there. mb never hurt his knee this was his award un\con/{con^} tested. dire made things interesting while stepping up in his absence.

eight points per game, played in all 81 games. the other finalist is malcolm bog done from the bucks. the phillies needed a win in a bad way. already 38 games in this short season. the phillies sit with a 14 and 28 record which is the worst start since the year 2000 for the phillies. but as the great charley manual said warm weather means it's hitting season. 83-degree game time temperature last night in pittsburgh. let's see if they can get the bats going. that's phillies starting pitcher jamie hell song. he strains his hip there. next pitch double down the line. that would be all she wrote for hud sofnlt he was pulled due to a hip contusion. next pitch as you saw right there. top ninth, catcher cameron rough he puts this on

ice, phillies win seven-t two snapping a four-game losing streak. stanley cup play off hockey another pits ^berg squad, those penguins up in ottawa, down two-one. the penguins jake kins oh with the shot. he misses, busied any cross bigets the rebounded and the score. pittsburgh up two-zero. the penguins would go onto win three-two tieing the series at two games appease. i love stats. four big east regular season clamps. two big ears turn any championships and one national, pretty impressive from jay rights' 2013 recruiting class that featured josh heart, reynolds and mr. busker beater himself josh jenkins. the trio accepted their cap and gown as

grads and rocking the nova jersey underneath. an unstanding young group of men right there and you know what, just getting started. josh heart big things for him at the next level. philadelphia union have straight have not lost. tonight back at it. in colorado down at nrg stadium. you were tailgating the other day at the union station. it was just me and my wife. right and he made it sound like it was this huge party; just the two of us. you guys made it fun. road dog. good for you.hat's my >> in the next hour sean mentioned eagles star safety malcolm jenkins live on good day, how the fashion forward footballer is making easier for men in our area to step up their style. but first in the ages of

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>> p:28, new surveillance video showing the driver police say caused a school bus to crash in lancaster county with more than a dozen children on board. this happened on wednesday. two students were seriously injured that driver tried to pass an over sized car. police are still searching for that driver a bucks county man with an extreme case of road rage is off the streets. there he is there police arrested 32 year old brandon gros oh at a motel late last night. he is accused of holding a shot gun out of his car window and shooting in a woman's car in front of him. in richland township gros oh was involved in several confrontations around that area yesterday. it all ended when he pulled up behind a car at the walmart in quakertown fired his gun. inside the car was a woman and son, but fortunately they were not hurt h. i'm lauren johnson. it is time to check

with scott. we had two very hot days outside but now it seems to have cooled outside. >> the heat wavies over. 98-degrees was the temperature yesterday in philadelphia p. today not so much. it is two hours south. the winds more out of the east northeast and that is a allowing for mostly cloudy skieses, still a little disturbance moving through a are the pennsylvania of the area producing some early morning showers. the bulk of the day will be dry and once again those temperatures will be l cooler. look at ultimate doppler, dry in parts of south jersey and delaware. but as we move north and west we're looking at a few early morning showers moving through burkes county, also parts of the lehigh valley earlier on the saturday morning king of prussia, a few showers pushing through your way, also through ex ses of delaware county. media waking up towards sofer the rainfall that will be pushing towards the east. pottstown, allentown, 630, along

with wildwood. that ill with be your high temperature for today down the shore. look the at dewpoints, the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. earlier in the week, those dewpoints were well above 60. it was kind of sticking feeling like super. with those dewpoints feeling like 65 we're talking about a pleasant refreshing breeze when you step outdoors walking the dog, grabbing the coffee this saturday morning. maybe you're headed to several events. it will be mostly cloudy and cooler. the italian market festival along ninth street looking good. the spring festival looking good. preakness at the piazza, you're going to be at that later on today. the weather looks good for that as well. the bottom line, 68 today, 67 for the high temperature for tomorrow. i'm a fashion judge. the pressure is on. seven:31 a father and his toddler shot out repeatedly. thed the toddler is in critical

condition. police are searching for the suspects. jennifer joyce with more on this. >>reporter: very scary, very sad, lauren. the search started last night right after the hooting happened around nine:15 last night and the search will continue until these suspects are found. it is at least two guys that are involved in this as police are looking for. the two year old child remains in critical condition at st. christophers hospital. it happened just after nine last night in the 3300 block of malthat street in high temperature kens incorporate ston street. two guys approached and open fire. the toddler was shot two times in the back and was transported to st. chris toafers hospital. the 26 year old is in stable condition at temple. so police don't have much information right now about the suspects

except what they were wearing. apparently it was a white and a red sleeveless shirt. they were also wearing cutoff jeans. if you have any information cut police. obviously this is an active investigation. they're also going through surveillance video in the area hoping to provide some clues. >> thank you so much. seven:33 one teenager has turned himself in after this scary trip. surveillance camera show a teen holding a gun up on the market frank forth line. it what is a 2008 between two teenagers when one started waiving the gun around. that sent passengers running for save tivment luckily, though, no one was hurt. the us s pected driver in the deadly times square crash has now been charged with murder. prosecutors say 26 year old richard row has said he wanted to quote, kill them all after he plowed his speeding car into a group of pedestrians on thursday. investigators also say he admitted to smoking pot laced with pcp right before the crash. the crash killed an 18

year old female tourists and hurt 22 others. twenty-three people remain hospitalized in critical condition. new york former congressman anthony weiner pled guilty. weaner seen crying in a new york courtroom friday has since apologized for his behavior. he must now register as a sex offender. he could face up to ten years in prison, but prosecutors recommend he serve about two years as part of a plea deal. assuring students at a l local high school that he will still perform at their prom despite unexpectedly cancelling days earlier. the roots drummer and dj posted on twitter that he has adjusted some things to perform today at the senior prom at pennsbury high school in east fairless hills. some students believe pressure on social media is what made quest change his mind. i think it was that and also partially the bad publicity would have come his way had he

not come back given that we did have a down payment for him. the pressures of social media. this prom by the way has been labeled best prom by multiple magazines. they have had artists such as john mayor and asher roth in the past. that's a big deal. are you looking for a quick beach get away. don't go too far. down the shore will do you well this summer, trip advisor just ranked wildwood crest as the number one summer vacation destination. ocean city, new jersey came in at number two. row hope bart and cape may also made the list. the greatest increases in seasonal hotel bookings? a. you booked your beach get away. >> dewey beach august. here he comes. here's one for the record boorks a piece of art by general michelle boss jawt has sold for $110.5 million at an auction in new york city. that's a record, a new record

for an american artist, the 1982 painting of a skull is untitled it was bought by a japanese collector after a nearly ten-minute bidding war, the painting will now be displayed in his museum in japan. that's kind of cool. how does a segregated ceremony, why harvard university is holding an african-american only graduation and how much money was raised to make it happen. and speaking of rehoboth beach, there is a live look on this saturday morning at seven:36. quin was crazy about curls.

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>> seven:39 this morning, harvard university will host a graduation this week, so what is the news, here's the news, the ceremony is exclusively for black students. more than 1730 students and 530 guests have signed up to attend the event which will be held on tuesday. other such events have held at other universities such as stand ford and colombia. it is being paid for by students who raised over $27,000 to make it happen. ganata johnson has gotten his way. from christian to karper is now going to be called boys to men boulevard. >> do you like it in. >> i actually think it will be a

good idea. i think boys to menace appropriate. i think it's a good idea. this is their home, so why not. that would be perfect to honor them. they're crewing on south street. a couple streets away so why not. >> it sounds appropriate, especially considering they went to the high school right behind you. south philly has such a storied history of musicians and actors and i think it would be a great improvement and help to the neighborhood and help with also young people understanding the arts and how important that they are. young people know boys to men. >> yes. i know boys to men and i'm not that young. i do like that. i love boys on men. i love it. i love boys to men. totally do it. i feel like that's one of the groups that at least if you're talking about generations now that's what people know. are there any

other philly artists you think should have their own street. >> teddy pen did i grass. patty labelle. should they get it first or are you okay with boys to men going ahead and getting their own ex s. >> i think patty labelle should have got it first. >> you think. >> yes, because patty always comes home. >> do you think any other artistses hewed have their own street. >> will smith. >> no, you disagree? >> yeah. it's going to be weird to drive around and see all these streets with all these different artists and famous philly people all over the place. >> good for boys to mean. the meek one, too far. >> yes. he's got a long way to go. teddy, you know, pat i. >> true. q. boys to mean. meek is a little down here on that. what's my man, the actor from

our area. >> will smith. >> no, in silver linings play book. >> ly cooper. >> i'd for that, right. >> sure. >> the or don't iks are really worry id about this. teen aimingers are creating their own braces. the dangers behind creativity. yikes. chris christie: addiction is a disease.

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>> seven:44, a trafficker signal about to come down in north philadelphia. neighbors do not like this. dozens of people rallied at the corner of 31 anal gain i last night. this was the scene where almost 40 years ago two children were hit and killed by a car. it was because of that crash that traffic light was installed in the first place. but now penndot says the light must come down. allegheny avenue is being renovated with millions of dollars in federal funding based on traffic volume the intersection doesn't qualify for a traffic light. cars that are travelling 60, 70 miles up alleghany and a traffic light is not going to stop them. a red light is. just think if it was your family. we bought here 39 years ago to get the lights here. why take them down? penndot says the intersection will have flashing yellow lights, increased signage and wider sidewalks. seven:45, check that out blowing in the wind. cot, it was scorching hot

for the last few days and now we finally got a cool off and i'll take it. you weren't a fan of the firgs official heatwave? we've been talking about? a. it was way too hot and i know your microphone is having some problems. we gotcha on. >> i think we do. >> it was way too hot for me so i needed a cool down. the first official heatwave, high temperature yesterday 93-degrees, winds out of the north, northeast and that is ushering in much cooler air. take a look at ultimate doppler, that cold front is two hours south and we still have some left over showers to get through early on the saturday morning. the bottom line, if you weren't a fan of the heat, this weekend looking good, temperatures topping out only in the upper 60s. look at ultimate doppler north and west the. the lehigh valley looking at the light rain pushing through, radnor, lower merion looking at a quick hitting shower. moving to

sections around delaware county, media moving towards drexel hill getting wet early on this saturday morning. some of this might move towards the center city area over the next 30 minutes or so. upper 350s currently pottstown, 58-degrees right now in allentown. so take a look at the planner across the region. upper 60s center city, 60 down the shore, 67 for the she lie valley and once again that early stray shower chance is in the forecast. for tonight we'll call it mostly cloudy and cool temperatures drop right around 54-degrees in the city. take a look for tomorrow if you're headed to the art museum, a reach and race, it's going to kind of cool. grab the light jacket, the windbreaker, temperatures in the 50s to start warming by the afternoon into the mid 6306s. cool for the weekend. heavy rainfall returns monday one to two inches of rain. we dry out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a little unette s ld and then a nice start to the upcoming holiday

weekend. but i think rain could sneak in sunday and into memorial day monday. back over to you. >> i want it dry for if he moral day. >> you can find the tutorials all over the internet. orthodontists are warning parents about this new dental trend much it's called do it yourself brace he. it is causing kids to permanently damage their smiles. it involves kids wrapping rubber bands around their teeth to help them straighten out their teeth this is a pretty disusual ting trend, what's what's going on, kids are putting rubber bands between their teeth. the rubber bands go between the teeth and kind of squeeze the teeth together. teeth are actually easy to move. but that's also the biggest danger because there's no control. in an orthodontic setting we go to school for eleven years, seven years after college and part of it is learning control of the

teeth. when there's no control what happens is these rubber bands -- the best case scenario they'll just look worse or they'll overlap or rotate. so they move at the root where they need them to? a. exactly. that ideally would be the situation, but that rarely happens. that's the best case scenario that there's a cosmetic result that's worse. there's much worse consequences, what can happies the rubberband can slide up under the teeth and under the gums. if that happens they'll strangle the blood vessels and you can cause what's called necrosis or even an infection. when that happens you could lose bone annulus your teeth and that's happened multiple times. besides that another common possibility is that the tooth -- they won't move on the same plane. one tooth might move lower than the other and then you'll be hitting harder on one tooth causing it to chip or possibly even lose a tooth. there's too many bad consequences from h this. >> there's a lot of bad

consequences. do you think it's because kids are trying to be playful and want to do something different or they want to avoid the traditional braces that you have to get. >> there is a cost issue. obviously you can buy these rub irbands at walmart for a couple of bucks. goodness. >> versus of thousands of dollars you pay for braces. but what happens once you have a negative outcome, the cost of getting implants or having crowns could be thousands and thousands. you're going to end up spending a lot more than you would in the first place. with in industry liep or braces, the number one thing is these teeth are controlled very carefully all the way through the treatment? a. dr. seeing thanks so much for coming. thanks for having me. >> she said tata to her tata.

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>> seven:55 a wild scene at a south boston train station when an 18 year old faints and falls right onto the train tracks. good samaritans jumped in just in time with just minutes before the next train some bystanders can be seen helping the girl that eventually lifted her to safety making sure she was okay. >> i'm just so glad that people came and helped me and stuff because i know if that would have been me i would have been scared to jump in the tracks knowing that the train was so close. she made it out with a sprained angle l, six stitches above her left eye but she knows she is extremely lucky. >> junior reporter from west chester university here.

>> good morning. thanks for joining us. initially i was introduced by a young group of entrepreneurs and now let's take a look. sunday breakfast rescue mission is the third oldest rescue mission in the country located in center city philadelphia which features a butt fool sky line, but also features many interests of deposit. since 1978 they have been providing meals for the hungry and home less three days a week as well as being an emergency shelter for men in philadelphia. this place gives me epa opportunity to fortify myself to go out there and do what it is i need to do. in addition to providing meals and shelter, it also offers a long time program we council them, pray with them and try to give them all the resources that we got. so they can put themselves back together and move osm i came here. this was the first

place i came was sunday breakfast and they welcome me with open arms. it's a tough program, but that's what makes it good because it biltdz character, builds strength. sun breakfast mission is able to accomplish its goals because of the support of many volunteers. we love to have volunteers and there's a lot of different jobs the easiest way to start out is by serving a meal. they can get on our website at sunday breakfast. org. i love that volunteering really makes a big difference? a. i was super excited especially by the young enses understanding the importance of giving back. they believe that hope really does begin with the meal. >> that's true, one meal. thanks so much for that story. two daycare employees accused at a bomb threat at the very place they work. the tools officers say they use to try stay under the radar from investigators.

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>> from from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia, weekend. >> 8:00 on the the. the search is on for suspects who police say shot a two year old and his father. what police say the suspects did before the gunfire rank out. also developing this morning a masstive search in the delaware river for a 16 year old boy who went in for a wim but did not resurface, what the boy's father is saying about his son as rescue efforts continue. and her battle with breast cancer is touching the hearts of people all around the country for her strong spirit in the face of this devastating disease. there's my girl andy sealy, the fun way you can offer your support while andy tries to race awareness. also, eagles safety malcolm jenkins is now tackling a new venture he's helping try to keep the men stay suited and fresh. what he's been doing in the off season.

it's saturday, may 20, 2017. malcolm says i'll come teach them and talk about other stuff. >> you have one today for the preakness. i brought n one in. alex holly is an mc at that event, the preek nas. >> i'm a fashion judge. how lucky am i going to be in i'm going to be looking for hats and smiles. so hint hint. you have to smile. it's not as hot outside so it will be good weather. looking great, the heatwave is over. we were 93-degreeses yesterday, but we have winds of change so to speak. those winds out of the north, northeast ushering in refreshing air. it's l cooler stepping outdoors on this saturday morning, walking the dog, maybe jogging. we're looking pretty good right now. 63-degrees and look at the wind out of the east, northeast at 10 miles per hour. a cold front

moved through last night sparking off a few showers. we still have some left over moisture especially north and west toward the lehigh valley. also moving toward parts of the philadelphia suburbs. we'll kind of take a tour across the area looking at ultimate doppler towards the lehigh rally looking at some showers kind of pushing toward the alleyen town area. lower merion right now, drexel hill looking at some of the rainfall pushing through. some of this will move toward university city and then eventually through parts of philadelphia. really not amounting to much. don't cancel any plans wake ultra up seeing some of the rainfall moving threuvment we're looking at winds moving out of the east, northeast. sixty-one in wildwood, upper 50s right now in pottstown, low 50s currently in the pocono mountains. take a look at the dewpoints in the 40s and 50s earlier in the week when it felt more like summer the dewpoints were in the 630s. take a look at the meter with

the dewpoints blow. a lot of saturday events taking place as well. lauren said shell ' be at the preakness at the piazza. upper 60s. rittenhouse row spring festival looking good along with the italian market fest. the entire weekend forecast coming up. so much to do today. thank you so much. a two year old shot several times sitting on a front porch with his father. police are now searching for the gunmen. jennifer joyce live with more on this investigation. how sad. >>reporter: very sad, lauren and we are waiting on updates on this investigation. we do know that the shooting last night sparked a massive search both on the ground and in the air looking for the suspects as the two year old boy remains in critical condition at the hospital. the hooting happened around nine:15 last night on the 3300 block of malthat treat in the kensington neighborhood. the two year old was sitting with his dad when two guys

approached on bikes. the toddler was shot four times in the back and was transported to st. chris toafers hovment again he is listed in critical. his dad was shot in the knee. the 26 year old is stable at temple university hospital. he was enjoying a nice evening when all of a ud s especially two mails come down on bicycles, stopped in front of his house in the street and basically began firing up towards the porch area. they fired off multiple rounds. so we know that police are obviously looking for information on this investigation. they're going through surveillance cameras. we don't have much information on the suspects right now except to say that they're both wearing tank tops, sleeveless shirts, red and white shirts as well as cutoff jeans, apparently one of the bikes had a wide we'll with colored spokes. if you have any information call philadelphia police on this one. also developing this morning, a masstive search in the delaware river for a 16 year old boy who

went in for a swim but never resurfaced. this happened in the city's torresdale section. rescue divers, boats all scouring the river throughout the night. the teen went into the river. i was around 10:30 last night with four of his friends, but officials say he got pulled under by the kurntsz the boy's father tells police his son was in the a good swimmer. crews will resume their search this morning. gunfire rupts in the treats of olney injuring a man in his 20s despite being shot twice in the chest and once in the head. police say the vic tell is expected to survive. the shooting happened at north america and west olney avenue around 26789. forty-five this morning. the shooter is still on the lose. officers do not have any suspects. has been charged in the drug overdose of two queen village residents. it's the first case of its kind filed in philadelphia under new state law. the two died of overdoses in their apartment.

george mass mow junior is now charged with his dergtsz after they linked drug k-9 tears to him. they found $200,000 in heroin, crystal meth and marijuana inside his mountain street home. they also found more than $7,000 in cash and two guns. he's being held on $750,000-bale. sources say he is the son of jailed under months joseph mouse i mass mean oh. >> scary moments for some children at a delaware county daycare after bomb threats were called in. it was two employees behind it all. fox5 david shat wieler say why they did it. >> it was a cold day in february when authorities raised to the new golf childrens center in radnor and evacuated the building after a bomb threat was texted to the school. kids could have been got hurt. there could have been has hysteria. now radnor police have charged

school employee alexis seed with riching a cat foe fee, threatening to use a weapon of mass destruction after a endangering 30 children. no bomb was found. there's allegedly some unrest at the school and they wanted to cause a problem for the institution. unfortunately it scared a the lot of people and a lot of parents. police brought in a bomb sniffing dog and a bomb squad. seed and a second employee concocted the bomb threat scheme after problems at the cool and them they usedded some high-tech tricks and a third person to try and cover their tracks. they used some type of app on cover themselves and try and thwart authorities from knowing who actually did it. you're going to ruin your life over a phone call over a be. q. and you're never going to get a job again ever. all this made people concerned about a bomb

threat at a local school. call in a bomb threat, you think it's funny. it's not. teed was ordered held on $10,000-bale. detectives interviewed more than 25 people. went through phone records and executed search warrants in this case. superintendent william column rule oh is now recommending those detectives commendation. at radnor, police headquarters. >> i have a question for you. would any real philadelphian choose a cheese sphaik over a birthday cake if they had the option, do you this i they would. >> no. >> i don't think so, either. a cake is for a party. >> a couple decided to sell ambulate their son's first birthday. baby matthew celebrated his first birthday with a philly food smashed. he tried pat's cheesesteaks, rita's water ice, term minute i

brothers cannolis, tasty cake butter scotch crime puts and of course a soft pretzel had to be thrown in there as well. >> who is cleaning up that mess is what i want to know. water ice, right in. >> right. i have a question for you. where is your favorite local shore town that you want to celebrate? i know he's going down to dewey beach? a. dewey. i like diamond beach that's near the wildwood area. >> people are talking to us on twitter. send us your favorite one on twitter so we can talk about it. what was it, wildwood crest got voted number one by trip advisor, ocean city was on it, too. row who he better was also on it, too. she tata to her tata thats. there's another party planned in her honor. andy sealer wants to race awareness about her breast cancer. we talked to her live this morning. but first sue sair oh with weekend wend

dimpleghts weekend wendy is ready for cooler temperatures for the rittenhouse row spring festival. 50,000 people come to this event every year and it's today from noon to 5 p.m. basically they shutdown walnut street from the avenue of the arts, aka broad treat to rittenhouse square p. there are street cafes, live music, outdoor shopping, plenty of things for the kids to do and lots of fine food. so enjoy yourself at the rittenhouse spring festival today from weekend wendy and me.

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>> good morning, i'm dr. mike, now we all know that it's good to eat fruits and vegetables. a new study shows if you eat a lot of thread meet it can increase your risks by 26 percent of having things like stroke, diabetes, heart attack, cancer. now my wife is a vegetarian, i like a stake once in a while, just limit your intake. now for many of us out there we do what's called shift work. that means we work odd hours. this can have problems, you can have diabetes, increase risk of high blood pressure and a new study shows it can cause urinary problems and even dysfunction. if you ride bicycles for long periods of time you can have numbness and even sexual problems down there. now, new data came out and it actually

shows the contrary. no differences between riders and non riders. if you like to ride your bike, wear a helmet and have fun. i'm dr. mike have a great weekend. >> dry april quiet right now down the shore, but we could have some areas experiencing a little bit of light rain across the area as we look at ultimate doppler right now. we'll take a tour in particular toward the pocono mountains, also the lehigh valley looking at some of the light showers. as we zoom in toward west philadelphia, some of the rain pushing through center city and a couple of sprinkles that will be moving through the old city area as well in philadelphia. temperature wise 62 atlantic city, 62 in trenton. we have

the 50s north and west. 356234-degrees in reading. that planner across the region, 68 september ter city, 68 down the shore and only 67 in the she lie valley so notice bli cooler than yesterday's high temperature of 93-degrees. fifty-four greece the overnight low for tonight staying mostly did i and mostly cool. reach and rays looking cloudy and cool temperatures in the 50s warming to the 60s by the afternoon. heavier rainfall arrives early next week. monday maybe one to two inches of rainfall we get a break tuesday, unsettled wednesday and thursday and a nice kickoff to the holiday weekend on friday with a high of 75-degrees. back over to you. a local woman battling an aggressive form of breast cancer is ready to party again. she had her first party before her double mass ect i. now friends are planning another party to race money while andy is focused on raising awareness

let's remind you of her story. >> on snap chat, funny filtered faces show you her sill ticketed event side. she's the always smiling andy sealy, but it was her name but her spirit that caught the attention of publications far outside of philadelphia. a philadelphia woman had a celebration, inside edition, people.com to tv shows like the doctors. the andy sealy was concerned. back in february the 37 year oldies covered lumps in both her breasts. doctors confirmed it was metastatic breast cancer, but she didn't want sympathy. she wanted support. she planned herself a party she called tata toes my tatas. she wrote, i'm not sad so don't say sorry. if you know me i'm a warrior. this happened for a reason and i truly believe something goodwill come out of this. we partied

and laughed and smiled. then more news, dr.s discovered her stage four breast cancer had spread to her bones. it's treatable, but not curable. andy still isn't worried. check out this post from april 17 when life puts you in tough situations don't say why me, say try me. and a few days before that, one of the happiest moments in life is when you find the courage to let go of what you can't change so we can all learn so much from and i sealy and i'm so lucky to call her friend. >> guess what my friend joins us this morning on the couch. andy sealy and jessica lee. thank you, raid did ladies. first question, let's talk about this so many people say this is add. it's devastating. how is andy smiling through all of this devastating in. >> i don't have a choice. to me that's what it is. i think that all the interest that has th has

brought is amazing to me because when they told me, she was there. it's stage four. it's in your right hip, in your spine. i'm like what's next? that's always been your attitude. >> because what can i do to change it. the only thing i change is my attitude so that's what i'm choosing to do. >> what is your message to other women that are walking your walk right now? a. that have breast cancer. if >> and you mean that, too? a. i do. i am a in a few closed groups for metastatic breast cancer and it's nice -- it gets overwhelming when you see people you haven't seen for a while and everybody cares and they want to give you advice and this and that, but at the same time it's nice having a closed group of people that understand what's going on and you can bounce ideas off of them and see what they're going through, what treatments they're going through and all that. so that's been very evil h. people have

reached out to me and i never expected it as far as australia and the nices messages and that to me that iks ma it all worthwhile. jessica you're her nurse. to see her still smile through all of this. >> it really is a true inspiration. we can't say it enough. we look at each and say how is she strong and we're barely happening on? but because of her we just smile, too. we're happy. i mean this is a blessing in so many different ways. we truly feel that way. she is one of these people who doesn't want you to do much for her. >> no, ever. >> we're doing stuff and we don't care what you say. >> yes. pretty much you have to force yourself on andy and just do it. you can't ask her. she's going to say no. she doesn't want any help ever. >> this is our opportunity to celebrate her life. >> right. >> and really spread her h message. that was our biggest kind of thing that drove this

party was really getting her message out. the party is tomorrow. you guys have the t-shirts ready. your rack pack. >> sunday fun day. >> it's going to be a good day. mcfaddens at the ballpark three to seven. >> but the djs play until ten. >> come out. it's going to be a banker. that's what you always say. talk about, you always say that about being a banker because that's like a fun party for you. >> yes. i've always said that. i didn't realize i said it as much until they said we're going to ultimate doppler contact it andy's banker and i'm like why. yeah, i guess you're right. so that's what it is. it's going to get you some food, drinks and fun. we have some items that going into the silent auction. a meet and greet with mike anal ex. weather with sue, traffic with bob. malcolm jenkins is

coming on the show in a few minutes. i told jes to bring me a t-shirt. i want him to autograph one. we can auction that off. surprise. we had to get malcolm a charpy. he's here somewhere. i have to hug you. you're an inspirational to all of us. feel your boobies. that's number one. and your area oals. mine was on my areola and i neefer never knew to check that. i want to spread more awareness and launch this into something more. >> i want my t-shirt and i'll see you tomorrow at 3:00. be there. we just told you this, malcolm jenkins is live on good day. how the fashion forward footballer is making easier for men in our area to step up their style.

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>> eight:24 this morning, her dream was gymnastics until injuries left her on the sidelines but she accident let that keep her down. she found a new love and now she's on her way to a world competition ranked one of the best. fox 29 photo journalist bill roar explains her new passing. >>reporter: i never got into it

to get more muscular or anything like that. nineteen year old shannon banes is about to show the world how much strength is bottled up in this 4-foot eleven frame. her weightlifting is short, only two years. shannon's life before weight lifting was much different. i climbed the wall, you name it, i did it. a competitive gymnast growing up. she climbed the ranks until one day went terribly wrong. i was tumbling and i hit a thud in the floor and my feet were a little too far back and fractured my back. she was back on the fluora few months later only to suffer a torn acl. i wasn't mentally there anymore. at the time i felt everything i worked for was

over. it didn't shannon long to discover a new sport, cross fit a workout routine that combines elements of cardio weightlifting and gymnastics. i fell in love with it immediately. there was never a doubt in my mind that i wouldn't love it. coaches in the gym immediately saw shannon's potential. you're going to be a better lifter than a cross \fit/if iter. add an overhead squat. her technique wasn't perfect at first, but she was moving weights that were considerable for her weight and weight class already. she earned a spot at the university world games in chinese that pie. >> she's the number one, the best on the entire team. keep your back tight, chest up. the university world games is self funned. $9,000 is toor pennsylvania much for a l could

edge sophomore. a go fund me account has been set up to help with the cost. if ' been fighting for a spot. i've always been third and they took two. honestly it's such an honor. shannon may be small in stat your, but she's hoping her larger than life attitude will lift her to the next level. >> you know him as number 27, eagles safety malcolm jenkins live in our fox 29 studios. the new venture he's tackling off the football to keep the men fresh and clean.

>> a father and a his two year old son shot in kensington all of this happened on the 3300 block of malthat street around nine:safety malcolm last night. would mails on bikes came up and opened fire as the dad and toddler were sitting on the front porch. this this morning doctors are trying to save that toddler's life. bullets hit the young boy four times. he's at st. chris toafers hospital for children in critical condition. the 26 year old father was hit in the knee. new this morning, president trump has landed in saudi arabia it's his first foreign visit since beginning is presidency. expected on the agenda today the president will address 50 air ran animus limb leaders challenging them to fight extremism and embrace a more pieceful future. he will

stop in israel, vatican, belgium for a nato meght analysisly for a g7 summit. >> taking a live look at old city and scott, the weather has changed in a matter of minutes. it's raining now. we have some downpours hitting parts of center city right now. the next 30 minutes or so much whatting out for the rainfall. it is coming down right outside our studios at fourth and market. temperatures have dropped classically from yesterday. yesterday high temperatures made it up to 93-degrees. right now we're talking about the numbers in the mid 50s to low 630s. a look at the wind east, northeast at about ten miles per hour. so that is a cooler flow off of the ocean allowing for the drop in temperatures. take a look at ultimate doppler, center city right now, old city moving toward camden looking at some moderate to heavy rainfall, port richmond. this will move to the east. cherry hill moving towards collingswood, haddonfield, will get wet out of

this little cell now moving through. some light showers north and west. for the she lie valley but p pretty much dry, but cloudy and cooler elsewhere look at the numbers, upper 50ss, low 60s right now, and then by the afternoon we're talking a high of 68-degreeses today. sixty-seven by tomorrow. guys, back over to you. scott, you remember this because you told this guy here, you got to tighten up. he brought in his beau tie. he was trying to celebrate the ken tuck derby, but you couldn't get it. >> sweating and everything. >> that thing was beg. i think -- first of all, i bought it online. >> that was your first problem. >> yeah. so then i tweeted about it and then i had to tag malcolm because he's the king of the bowe ties and he wrote back and said looking good. no one said looking good was easy, you got to make it look easy. we

brought in the protestors on the bowe ties. malcolm is here with his business partner. you have a new business venture jay amine did i say it right. >> i got it right. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> tell us about your new business venture t. >> since 2015 i've been doing rock avenue. i've been doing bowe ties and neck ties. i wanted to remember tour into mens wear and i met jay and sat down and came up with a plan on how we could bring a new style of mens' suit into philadelphia into this new wave of millenials that are trying to get into the old game but add a new twist to it. so we came up with the mars \see/seaville. we have a cool place right on washington square. >> right next to sweat charleys where the lines are long outside the door. this is a new video. i saw this the other day on instagram. look at jay. he thinks he is so cool.

>> i know this store isn't officially open until what, june 1. >> june 2. >> right now we're by appointment only. we've been really busy. definitely fortunate the city is showing us a lot of loves. weave have had some walks. our store is not fully equipped. we are doing ready to wear as wevment in the next couple of weeks there's going to be hundreds ever options for people to come in and buy a suit and leave it with and of course our made to measure is going to be by appointment only. >> it's the off season. you've been busy. i always see you every where. you've been down in d.c. a lot. why is it important for you to stay involved in the community. >> half of the year i'm not able to do a lot of things. this off season i've had a lot on my plate, starting the new business and then trying to dive into the activism. we took a trip to d.c., myself and a couple of other colleagues. we were there

for three days and met with members of congress with meetings every day. it was pretty productive. we learned a lot and see how we can leverage our platform and mover the needle. q. with do you say to people who say you should just play football and stay out of those affairs? i know it's happened. >> i pay taxes and i race kids and i live here and i'm a citizen and my faply has to deal with a the love the issues that i'm fighting for. although people would love me to just play ball that's just not in me and i don't ever see that being a part of who i am. >> these are pictures from your trip r. one of of the things i remember reading i think you went into a jail, right? >> yes. was that your first time. >> thats was my first time in a correctional facility. we went to greater ford prison right outside of philly. it was pretty cool. we sat down with

about six inmates. four of the six were juvenile lives. all of them had been incarcerated longer than i've been alive. to kind of hear some of their stories and hear their concerns about things that could be changed from a reentry standpoint, from behind the walls and a preventative standpoint they had a lot of in p put on ways that we can make our system work better for people in under served communities and in tough situations. >> i got it. thank you for all& that you do. now i need you to help this guy. we're going to let him pick a bowe tie and your we're going to let him learn how to tie it. >> enough with the horse. >> pick one. let's go. the first thing, the most important thing, your neck size. do you know it? >> i want to say 17. sixteen and a half, but 17 we'll go with. >> no, we'll go with 16 and three-quarters. loosen up. not tighten up, loosen up. throw it

over the head. >> does it need to go in that, the little l hole. >> binge, bam, boom. nice. throw it under your collar. >> i'm going to let you guys do this. we're going to have on go to a break. when we come back we're going to hope that you'll be done with h this the right way. good enough in. >> boom. the right side is going to be longer than the left. your right side is going to go over the top. >> okay. >> and bring it up through. binge, bam, boom. tighten that to whatever feels good. tighten it up. >> do you know how to do a bowe tie. >> i do. >> when you drop them, they should just fall right on top of each other. >> malcolm is going to help him out. we're going to talk fad fashion flat out no. we break down a few of the summer

fashions. can you stick around and tell us what you think about it? >> i'm not going anywhere. >> stick around, malcolm and jay are going to tell us what they think.

>> okay, malcolm has been helping sean in the break. what do we have so far in. >> we're getting there. he's a work in progress, right? >> he's close. >> tighten up, scott. it looks

better than your other bowe tie, i can tell you that. once you do it once it's like tieing your shoes. the one trick you said don't do it in the mirror. >> don't do it in the mirror because that makes all the directions backwards and don't do it ten minutes before you have to leave which is when most people do it. >> that was 100 percent me. >> we kept you around to talk about some fashion trends. every season we're guaranteed to see some over the top fashions. sometimes they're wrong. is it a flat out no or is it okay. >> jay you've been quiet over there. i'm ready. >> it's called the rom p hem. >> all week we've been talking about this. a kick starter group came out of chicago and said we have this idea. they're gaining support, $75,000. what do you guys say about the male rom per which is called the rom p him. >> it's a nai for me just because i'm wopped dering what

does that look like in a men's bathroom in i did read that they come with a zipper, though. >> so if it came with a zipper would you change your mind. >> no. over jawls are cool, but bumpers are too much. >> you know who we have to blame for this. >> camis the man behind the male rom per. >> thats what nt a rom per. i saw a draw strange. it was not a rom per. cam pulled off a lot of looks that only cam can pull off. i don't know if you want to start fashion trens. he can do a lot of stuff that a lot of people can't. >> no rom percent from jay and and mal. >> it's called the fisherman's net bag and a lot of men are carrying this around and women, i guess. i'm so confused by

men's fashion, that's why we preach style over fashion because right now it's fashionable for men to dress up like women with rom percent and purses so we're trying to keep it traditional, but i won't be carrying a purse any time soon. >> you either, jay. >> i don't think i'm going to be carrying one, either. >> what do you guys think is the fashionable thing to do this spring into summer if you want to give the guys any advice. >> it's been hot recently which means it's probably going to be a hot summer, but one thing we want to do is bring the luxury, the leisure to luxury. one thing i did yesterday is i wore shorts. so still being able to bring that old fashioned look to a new wave and having fun with it, being casual, not being afraid to wear a suit. >> the look right there. that's his signature look, though. no socks. that's the look right

now. i like that look. he's clean right now. congratulations on the store. >> awesome. >> very quickly where can people find you. >> seventy-nine walnut street. >> june 2 grand opening. if you visit our website wwwwville.com you can make appointments. our info is on there. >> thank you vmp. it's been called an incredible celebration of the best beers and wine, jenny joyce at citizens bank park ahead h of a huge festival. >>reporter: we're down here at ccbp playing some. getting ready for the craft beer and wine festival. we'll tell you what you can expect coming up.

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>> i'm jen frederick and this is mom oh log and this is the shawnee n and golf report in high temperature pocono mountains. they have tubing, kay accusing, all kinds of stuff. but guess what, you can have fun with your kids at home the weather has finally broken. you might have a bike, you might not. you might have a frisbee, you might not. get outside with the kids and enjoy because look, the summer is finally here. and if you want to take a ride up to the pocono mount h and is you can do that, too. let's all get

outside. >> the heatwave is over. high trementsz yesterday 93-degrees, but today the cold front is to our south. we have a little disturbance left over bringing with it some areas of rainfall across a part of the region. in particular center city we've been dealing with some downpours that is moving into parts of south jersey. we're kind of zoom in and show you what's been moving through the philadelphia area. look at the down pour just crossing over into parts of south jersey, cherry hill, cinnaminson moving towards places in burlington county as well. loot the temperatures. sixty-three in philadelphia, 52 in atlantic city, 53 in mount poke no. across the region for today, noticeable cooler, a potty shower can't be ruled out sixty-eight center city, 67-degrees for the lehigh valley. we have the italian

market festival going on later today. mostly cloudy skies, preakness at the p piazza, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures only in the upper 606s as opposed to the low 930 we saw the last couple of days. mostly cloudy, turning cool canner and then for tomorrow, looking at temperatures sunday morning in the low 50s and then by the afternoon it's cloudy mid 60s for highs. the seven day forecast showing you upper 630s today, tomorrow, for monday, one to two inches of rainfall likely with our next system. we get a dry break tuesday, wednesday, thursday, more showers, low 730s and then by next week saturday and sunday, it looks dry, maybe memorial day we can have some rain back in the picture. going down the shore is going to be wet and soggy. when you think of citizens bank park what do you think of. >> look at you showing off, it's

not every day a pro safety comes up and helps you tie your tie. >> it's what we do. >> so when you think of citizens bank park you think of. >> phillies baseball. >> baseball. but today fans of have something different to cheesier about. jenny joyce live at the ballpark where guests can try hundreds of craft wine present around the world? >>reporter: when i'm here i think beer and baseball. i constantly feel like i'm saying cheesier on the weekend. what's that about. we're here previewing the all star craft beer and wine festival happening today from three to seven. we're standing in front of the inning link spot. obviously young link a popular local beer you're the organizer, tell us a little bit about it. today we're taking over citizens bank park. can come down here and

drink some amazing products. maybe you're into win or a craft cocktail. this event has something for everyone. it looks like a little glass but the thing is you get endless samples for four hours? a. you can walk the bases, take a selfie in the dugout or hang out and listen to some entertainment. it's really going to be a fun day at the ballpark. we have djs and live bands who are going to be rocking here. you think about it when you go down to citizens bank park, the attention is on the field. today it's the opposite, hanging out, enjoying some local products, some international products. we're going to have a fun time today. there are a lot of give ways. there are also some games. it's a little gloomy right now, but its supposed to clear up. so that's a good thing. you also said there's a charity component to the day. >> absolutely. you have the bar cam foundation which does a lot

in the local community. any time you can come out to the ballpark, have a good time while doing good we feel it's always our duty to give back to the community. lauren a little piece of bad news it's sold out i was surprised. the tickets were 350d for general admission that gets you all day. it gets you a many safety malcolm many glass. two tickets to a phillies game so if for some reason you're not going to one of the ten thousand people today, make sure it's on your calendar for next year. >> that is bad news, but have fun while you're there. >> i will, thank you. >> eight:five a two. what role do friends play in your marriage. >> it oh, you're pairied. >> what experts could happen if your partner isn't fond of your best ticketed event. we just got the keys to our new house!

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>> hey, sing it usher. eight: eight:55. truly a great man in philly on and off the field. yes, malcolm jenkins. there's the wildwood sign. people have a big difference, a difference between wildwood and wildwood crest. people get very territorial down the shore. you have to pick who you are rooting for. edit thank you for sending

that. the weather is a little nasty, right. >> a couple of hit and miss showers out there. overall it's just going to be cloudy and cooler for today, so not a washout. all right. i like the seven day forecast i think a little bit, maybe. you weren't a fan of the heat. a lot of folks were like it was too hot too early. ninety-three yesterday. >> that's why, hot too early. tomorrow a cool start for the 67. clouds one to two inches of rainfall on monday, though. and then a little unsettled wednesday and thursday. >> let's talk about this really quickly. does your wife like your friends. >> yeah. >> you think or you know. >> i know. >> your divorce risk could double if you can't stand or she can't stand your friends? a. researchers found when a husband -- it's just a husband disapproves of his spousest friends during the first year of marriage the couple is more likely to end up divorce. this could be because couples toward one another for their social needs. the study also showed

women's attitudes to their husband's friends doesn't affect the likelihood of divorce. >> i think that's a big deal if your friends get too involved in your marriage. not just like a like or dislike. >> there needs to be a healthy balance. everybody just needs to hold up before they say i do. a. i was with my wife for over three and a half years so she knew all my friends. i knew all her friends. i knew she wasn't out there dming people. >> watch out for that. i have a frepped, though, who is married and she does every single thing with her husband. when i call her, i'm going to put you on speakerphone. what p i don't want to talk to her. >> i'm slowly turning into one of those. not that. i work out with her, though. i'm not going to pick up her phone. >> keep that bowe tie popping. take you out of the rain. enjoy

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