deadly day of protests in virginia during a white national lift rally in charlottesville after driver plows his car into a crowd. >> there was a state of shock and panic. we couldn't believe actually happened. >> now, three people are dead, dozens more hopped a man is facing murder charges. what the suspects mother is saying this morning. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i try to stay out of the his political views. >> how people around the country are coming together in hopes of peace. plus, who can forget this viral moment. [ laughter ] >> can somebody come over and help. >> things didn't go so well one year ago during a child safety segment but we're trying it again this morning. the new car seat violations taking effect right now in pennsylvania. what parents need to know. and the big solar event is one week away.

how the eclipse may or may not affect your pet's site. ♪ >> live from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ good day everyone it's sunday august 13th, 2013. look who we brought in from jersey. what's up? >> nothing. i was here last night. i'm here this morning. i live here now. they should have cot somewhere. >> you should sleep under your desk. >> i should have slept at your house. >> you shall. you wouldn't have had to made that long trip to jersey. >> i actually stayed overnight. >> you got good friends. great day today. do a little brunch outdoors, go to the beach all day looks good. here's live shot. waiting for the sun to shine supreme. 71 degrees this morning as we start our temperatures out. we'll show you again we got great day. winds northwest. not a south wind like yesterday. northwest wind is going to bring us low humidity for the afternoon today. temperatures i was ross the delaware valley 71 in here in philadelphia. 70s across our shore points.

wildwood at 74. 73 in atlantic city. look at the numbers north and west we're into the upper 60s this morning. so very comfortable delightful treat. 66 doylestown. 68 in chester. the dew point numbers starting to drop. that's an indication of the cold front moving across the region. so nice breeze five to 10 miles per hour. an you can see the front well out towards the open waters of the ocean. there might actually somebody three to 5-foot surf today. so just know if you're going to the beach might have to encounter that. otherwise all the precipitation is well to the east now. we'll be watching a lot of dry real estate out to the west move in the next 24, 36 hours look really good. and then we'll start to focus our attention down across the western atlantic. right here tropical depression that we're keeping close eye on that could form into a tropical storm. right now winds at 35 miles per hour it will be moving northwest and then eventually will hook out to sea that's good news. actually had front that moved through last night will push the storm out to sea, and that's going to be allowing for some great looking conditions back

closer to home. upper 80s are the name of the game. north and west of town. lower 70s as you get along our coastal points and then for tomorrow, i think more clouds start to work into the picture as the winds turn off the waters. so we might actually see just a cloudier day for your day on monday. 73 goes to 75 and then we're up to 83 degrees for your afternoon today and then tonight delightful air. temperatures that will be falling back into the upper 60s that's in town. maybe a few spots into the upper 50's for our northwestern suburb f you're going for the beach or taking the boat out temperatures in the low 80s rip current risk low. seas will be around three to 5 feet. we'll come back and talk more about your seven day forecast. it's going to get a little hot. lauren talk about that coming up in just a little bit. >> mike, thank so much. new developments this morning after a deadly day of protests in virginia. three lives are lost after violent clashes in charlottesville. it all started at what was supposed to be a peaceful protest at a white national lift rally this morning we have new dramatic video of scene captured by drone that shows the moments before and after that car attack

that left one dead and several injured. and we have to warn you, please keep in mine, the video is quite graphic. one woman died in that crash. and at least 19 others hurt after the car plows into a crowd of counter protesters. today, 20-year-old james alex fields, jr., of ohio is in police custody. he's facing a long list of charges including second degree murder. this morning the mother of that suspect speaking out fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose has more from the studio. hi, sabina. >> good morning, lauren. reporters spoke with is a hannah bloom outside her home in toledo ohio from the video it is clear from her reaction he was just learning of the horror authorities allege her son unleashed on that group of counter protesters after allegedly plowing his silver dodge challenger through that crowd as he saw from that video. this is the suspect 20-year-old james alex fields injury his mother says he grew up in kentucky but the two had recently moved to a suburb of toledo, ohio.

authorities say fields was attending what is believed to be the largest group of white national lifts to come together in over a decade including neonatzis, skin heads and members of the kkk. bloom confirms she knew her son had strong political views and that he was attending some kind of rally. but she appears confused to learn of the violence he's now accused of including the murder of a 32-year-old woman who died when police say fields drove through that crowd. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i try to stay out of the his political views. you know, he went don't, um, you know, i don't really get too involved. i mean he had an african-american friend. i mean so -- >> is this surprising to you then i guess? >> yeah. that he would run his car into a group of people -- i'm really not clear on. >> virginia has declared a state

of emergency. officials including the governor and president trump have spoken out regarding the violent. let's listen. >> -- message to all the white supremacistsupremacists and naze into charlottesville today. our message is plain and simple. go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this agregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. >> reporter: meanwhile, we have just learned the identities of the two state troopers who were killed in a helicopter crash as a monitored the situation on the ground during these protests. the pilot was 48-year-old lieutenant hj cullen. trooper burke mm bates was the passenger and he was just one the helicopter they were in was helping with public safety during the chaos in charlottesville when it went down.

ntsb is investigating, and again the federal government has opened a civil rights investigation into fields alleged rampage. us attorney general jeff sessions issued a statement saturday night to announce the probe. he says, the fbi wonder agencies are working to collect all the information surrounding the deadly attack. so lauren this morning we know a total of three people dead including those two state troopers and dozens of other people injured. violent day indeed. back to you. >> all right, sabina, thank you so much. back here at home, many people standing in solidarity witness people of charlottesville during this time of chaos. large groups led a peaceful protest vigil rally and march here in center city. joanne pileggi was at city hall last night. >> reporter: they want their voices heard. they are sad about the violence and angry about the white national lift event in virginia. >> what i watch on the news today was heartbreaking, and i -- i see hate in this country

and i see white supremacy in this country. >> i'm upset about charlottesville. >> reporter: group of activists from around philly met at city hall this evening to mourn the death of the victim who was run down by a car at the rally and march in charlottesville. an event that exploded into chaos and violence as supporters, anti protesters and law enforcement clashed. >> when the system allows this to happen this is what's going to happen much this is the end result. you know, people don't -- people start fighting. people start dying. which i don't want that. i don't want it to happen. >> it really is up to us as white people to start changing this. white privilege is what has led to this. white supremacy is not acceptable in this country. >> reporter: activists recognize the right to free speech but they are angry that the white supremacist movement still exists. >> people are righteously outraged and full of heart ache that this is what it means to be a life in 2017.

that was joanne pileggi reporting. coming up at 7:15 how celebrities and other influences are responding to this devastating a tack at 7:45 live discussion on how people are responding to the president's handling of this horrific crime. back here at home let's get to breaking news. a fire breaks out inside a mini market in north philadelphia. this happened at the mini mark at the corner of dauphin and north 25th streets. blaze started around 1:00 a.m. and crews had it under control within the hour. one person was taken to temple hospital. still no word on their condition this morning police are still trying to figure out how it started. in strawberry mansion an elderly man falls into a sink hole. it happened late last night around 11:30. police say the 68-year-old man was on the 3100 block of west norris street when he fell into the 8-foot deep hole. he was taken to temple university hospital with unknown injuries. also this morning, police in camden county continue to search for a teenaged girl who went missing. police say imani beth a lehman

reported missing from her home o the 1300 block of south merry mack in the fairview section of the camden. police say she was last seen wearing a black t-shirt, black tights an great sweatshirt. if you have any information that may help police want to hear from you. all right.& there's so much more to come on good day. who can forget this moment a toddler melt down and it went viral later in the show we try it again with another youngster as the new car seat violations take effect right now in pennsylvania. what you need to know before you buckle the kids inside. and many pet owners concerned about the solar eclipse doing damage. but one animal doctor has wise words when it comes to our furry friends. ♪ i'm sawyer yo weekend wendy is very excited about this. hoe hope you will too. it's bug fest today at the academy of natural sciences at drexel university and this so popular. kids love it. live displays of bugs. roach races, crafty critters, so much more. a whole full day of activities

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northwest wind coming in at seven. that dew point value yesterday was right around 72. this morning 65. so that's an indication the humidity levels are dropping and that's going to pave the way for a beautiful day. 60 in the poconos. 71 in philadelphia. we have a lower and middle 70s across our shore points. wildwood holding on to 75 degrees. that's going to change though the front is right offshore and as that front continues to push off towards the south and east watts it's going allow for mostly sunny skies to break out and you can see right now just a few thin clouds across town right now shower activity across the delmarva otherwise this is out of at a. lots of dry real estate out to the west. watching a tropical system just to the north of hispaniola. you can see it's really starting to develop in here it's now tropical depression on its way to becoming possible al tropical storm in the next 24 hours. winds at right now at 35 miles per hour moving to the northwest at 14. now notice the tracks going northwest and then eventually hooks it out to sea. that's because of the cold front that moved through last night. so that's going to act as

deflector and push it out to sea. we're not going to have to worry about any tropical issues. i think the seas may crank up. probably in the next two days and then that could also aid in the risk for rip currents. be very careful out there if you're going at the beach. look at this air out to the west. 60s and 50s beautiful across the ohio val until will set up for temperatures that will actually be pretty much on par for average if not blow normal. 85 philadelphia. 80s out to the west. not seeing much heat on the big boards so we got a couple of really nice days expected to set up if you'll be in the city today temperatures right around 86 degrees. we'll go 81 down the shore. lehigh valley and poconos will be into the lower 80 today's. so we got great afternoon set up. 87 in town. 70s to the north and west. i think it will be mostly sunny skies at time fair weather clouds move in. otherwise down into the 50s and 60s for the overnight hours. here's your seven day forecast. 86 today. do that again tomorrow. i think it's going to be much cooler along the coast because the winds will come out of the east and then by tuesda, starts

to get little more humid. gets hotter on wednesday. and then some afternoon thunderstorms by thursday. eagles have a game i believe the bills, right, bills are in town so we could see some thunderstorms to impact that game at 7:00 o'clock. then by next weekend more storms in the offing. lauren. >> mike, now to that developing story out of virginia. president trump spoke out after the violence made his remark at his golf club in n here's what he had to say. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this agregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. it's been going on for long time in our country. not donald trump, not barrack obama. it's been going on for a long, long time. it has no place in america. what is vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent liv

lives. no citizen should ever fear for their safety and security in our society. >> his words stirring up controversy especially on social media where he continued to make comments about the violent rallies in charlottesville condemning hate and violence. many people think he missed the mark with those words. celebrities and world leaders taking to twitter to speak out this morning. sabina kuriakose has the very latest oh and what they're saying. hi, sabina. >> lauren a ton of public figures are using the social media platform to condemn the violence at the rally in virginia and come together as one. former president barack obama responded with nelson mandela quote saying no one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin. >> we'll get sabina's mike situation handled but she's talking about, of course, the president speaking out and getting some reaction from celebrities. are you good now. >> we're all good now. let's go back to this. former president obama responded with nelson mandela quote saying no one is born

hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion. he continues, people must learn to hate and if they can learn to hate, they can also be taught to love and again for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite. joe biden expressed his determination to end racism saying "no, not in america. we must be stronger, more determined and more united than ever. racism and hate have no place here ". hash tag charlottesville. john legend shared his opinion saying "we have have nazi sympathizers and white nationalist in the white house. condemn them too. they shall not be receiving taxpayer money ". >> median kevin hart urged his fans to stop the hate saying "united we stand, the most important word is we. once again we. no race is better than another. stop the hate! praying for charlottesville, virginia. ". and finally, pop star laid

georgia hoped to spread awareness with a positive hash tag to bring people together. saying "i know we are not created to hate each other, but to help and love. use hash tag be kind and hash tag this is not us to tweet positive messages. she ended that tweet with hash tag charlotte. again, lauren, we have so many people speaking out. this all comes within just 24 hours of yesterday's events. we'll continue to provide updates as we get more information coming in. we know they'll there's going to be a lot more coming in. back to you. >> thank you very much. 7:19 this morning. in your health you may soon have new way to test for hiv anonymously and without a doctor. a first of its kind vending machine that dispenses hiv tests being used that britain right now. its goal to help in the fight to end the hiv epidemic by encouraging more people to know their status. the wise minds behind the creation say the customers can expect results within minutes. i like that. >> know your status. >> very good. >> be on your time of your game.

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♪ as the heated war of words continues between north korea and the united states, china's president now hoping cooler led will prevail n a call to president donald trump the chinese president asked both the us and north korea to tone down the rhetoric before thing get out of hand much despite being its largest economic ally and partner, china has said it alone cannot force north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. mr. trump also spoke with the governor of guam to assure him u.s. forces stand ready to protect the small island territory. speaking of guam north korea's threats do not seem to be impa impacting tourism for the us territory. beaches and other tourist attractions in guam continue to be filled with people. local tourism companies aren't reporting a decline in business because of the news, but some are expecting some last minute cancellations. in recent years, the island has experienced record high numbers for tourism. president president trump and

has assured guam's governor that the nation is not under any immediate threat. all right. 7:30 on the nose on this sunday morning. and looking at that video over in guam, mike, makes me want to hit the beach today. >> did i see a louie vuitton in guam. >> you probably did. >> i bet you it's a little cheaper to go to guam now a days. you want to go on vacation, lauren, tactually wee vuitton in guam. here's what's going on. good morning everybody. mostly sunny skies. 71 degrees. a really delightful morning. northwesterly breeze coming in at 7 miles an hour that's a drier wind so we'll get some real comfortable air to move in. you can see it's up to or down rather to 60 degrees in the poconos. 71 in philadelphia. lower 70s as you get along our shore points. inland right around 70 degrees in most spots. pennsauken to cherry hill, voorhees at 70 degrees. these are areas that will probably go around 86, 87 degrees for your day heim highs today. but the big noticeable change is the drop in humidity. that's being reflected in our dew points which are into the upper 60s and low 70s. the winds are right now five to

10 miles per hour. so it's a breezy type of day this afternoon but a warm breeze. i want to bring you to the tropics. because we now have tropical depression that formed overnight. just north of hispaniola moving to the northwest but this cold front that moved through last night is actually going to act as like a linebacker. pushing this storm or keeping this storm out to sea. so northwest motion and then eventually it will hook out to sea. i think the seas will actually enhance and even the rip current risks as we get into the next couple of days so if you are heading let's say this is a vacation week for you, and you're heading down to the shore, you might want to check in with your lifeguard before you go in. otherwise there's the cold front pushing across the region just a thin veil of clouds across south jersey and into delaware. eye we're not really seeing much on the big boards you see some active weather out to the west. that is going to take its sweet old time to get in here i don't think it's going to move in thunderstorm variety actually until thursday. future cast showing us middle and upper 80s today. tomorrow more clouds and temperatures that will be into the 80s. i'll come back talk more about in some heat in the seven day

úforecast coming up in just a little bit. >> 7:31. continuing our coverage of what became a deadly protest in charlottesville, virginia. all stemming from a white nationalist rally in left three dead and dozens more injured. sabina kuriakose has the latest on this morning's developments. hi, sabina. >> good morning, lauren. well, now this morning, we are for the first time hearing from the mother of the alleged suspect who rammed his car through a crowd of counter protesters killing one person. reporters spoke with samantha bloom outside her home in a suburb of toledo, ohio, and it is clear from her interview that she was just learning of the horror authorities allege her son james alex fields, jr., unleashed on group of counter protesters after plowing his silver dodge challenger through that crowd. let's listen to what she tells us. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i try to stay out of his political views. you know, we don't, um, you

know, i don't really get too involved. i mean he had an african-american friend. i mean so -- >> is this surprising to you then i guess? >> yeah. that he would run his car into a group of people who are -- i'm really not clear on. >> reporter: you can just see the confusion on her face, and in her voice. again her son has been charged with second degree murder among other things. now virginia has declared a state of emergency and meanwhile we have just learned the identities of two state troopers killed in the protest as well. they were in helicopter that crashed as they monitored the situation on the ground. the pilot was 48-year-old lieutenant hj cullen. trooper burke mm bates was his passenger in the chopper. he was just one deathy shy of his 41st birthday. again the helicopter they were in was helping with public safety with the chaos in charlottesville when it went

down. the ntsb is investigating. now, the federal government according to attorney general jeff sessions has opened a civil rights investigation into all of this, and this morning we are getting much more information. we'll keep on top of all of this for you right now lauren, back to you. >> all right, sabina, such a serious story. we have to stay on top of. let's head outside where we are -- this morning we have to show you some video. we are still laughing about it a year later. trying to get baby noah about 23 months old into a car seat. he wiggled and squirmed his way out. well today some new regulations are in place. so we have to be serious about this and talk to parents about how to put the little ones in the car seat the safe way. the law abiding way. sarah is joining us this morning with baby ryan. how are you. >> good morning. how are you? >> good. sarah, where are you from. >> right outside of philadelphia. doylestown. >> gotcha. >> how old is ryan? >> he just turned one in june. >> one in june. okay. when you get in the car, i know i'm not parent but i always say to people, how do you turn the baby backwards and not freak out

because you can't see his face? >> well, you just have to go with gut instinct and confidence that they're going to be safe in there. you just want to make sure they're buckled in safely n the seat is secured safely and it's safest you can be. >> i'll let you show us the proper way to put the baby in the car seat. >> all righty. >> here we go. >> so rear facing is the law now. >> yes. so as of yesterday, rear facing until age two is the law in pennsylvania. >> okay. >> the only reason that they could get turned to forward facing before they turn two is if they out grow the height or weight maximums of the seat they're in. but most seats kids are going to they're at least two years old. best practice to keep then rear facing beyond two if you can. >> okay. >> so ryan let you put him in with no problem. >>he did. he's a happy little guy. >> so i'm going to -- you got to give me your milk, buddy. all right. >> we're getting smiles. that's good.

>> so first thing, okay, you got to try -- first step to get the cup out of the hand. that's the important really, really serious part. so you want to buckle them in. make sure you're sitting in here, buddy, what i always do, i reach my hands down the side here to make sure there's no twist oars turns in the strap. >> okay. >> we don't want anything that's going to create any slack, you know, or make the harness looser than we think it is. i feel on the side. all right, buddy. give me those hands. can we take this? there we go. look at that. okay. so what you're going to want to do you're going to pull uptight ten this now what i like to do is pull up around the legs to make sure it's snug down there and then we're going to tighten it and then the chest clip make sure it's always at armpit level. that's going to make sure in a crash they stay in here. their shoulders aren't as developed and strong as ours are as an adult. so if the chest clip is lower, that's where they can just fall

out of the harness. so it's really important to have them snug, make sure the chest clip at arm -- he's not helping us here. armpit level. back in. and then you can always do the pinch test up here. there you go. if you can pinch any webbing then you know you're safe and secure. >> what's your advice to moms who might get a little scared that they, um, can't see the baby's face? i know some moms use the mirror. does that help. >> right. so the mirror does help in that case, but we really don't recommend having that on the seat. reason being the can be a distract to the driver. so even though they're checking to make sure baby is okay if you're looking to see, you know, in the mirror you're not watching the road that's why it can be really dangerous. and then in crash, the mirror can become a projectile and fly at the baby. so we like to remind people that because of those reasons not exactly the safest but again if you know that your seat is installed correctly, um, and the baby is in the harness installed correctly, then it's a safe as they can be. we're always going to have some

tears, you know, in the back, but as long as they're in there safely and secure particularly that's the confidence that parents can have. >> sarah from the mid atlantic foundation for save teen education. ryan thanks for being oh our perfect little model. we're taking a live look at doylestown. that solar eclipse is less than week away. we'll talk about it coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪

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>> this is fox 29's sports in one minute. good morning. lauren johnson begun day viewers. i'm sean brace. you may have heard eagles made trade on fry with the buffalo bills sending jordan matthews for cornerback ronald darby. darby hopped on a late plane right but did not suit up. over to baseball phils and mets at the bank. bottom five and freddie galvis goes the other way. maikel franco comes around to score puts the phils up one and the phils hang on to win, three-one. checking on the union, they honored former sons of president kenny hanson nice arm band classy touch bite union the game was ugly though. sixty-ninth minute man tree ya'll breaks scoreless tie and from there they would get two more. montreal blanks the union at home three to nil. over to rhee a ren in a league playoffs. soul victory they're in arena bowl. the quarterback wants another ring. he finds reynolds for the 18-yard touchdown soul yoel over the baltimore brigade 69-34. pga third round the leader

battlebattled on the day sinks e birdie putt. five players all within two strokes. should be a fun final round much that's sports in a minute. sean brace. >> just a little over a week from that solar eclipse pet owners little concerned they're worried about their furry friends can i let them outside, do they need glasses, well vets have some advice. >> of course they would need eye protect. if de they don't have eye protect they probable woman suffer some of the same eye damage a human would. >> i don't know if they could, you know, just enjoy it with me. probably will just like blindfold them. >> oh you don't have to go that far. animal vets say do not worry the damage comes from looking directly at the eclipse which of course your animals will not be curious enough to do. in the next hour of good day we'll show how to you make your own very own solar eclipse viewing box. very fun project for you and the kids to enjoy. we'll try it out. all right. next, join us for a live discussion on how people are responding to president donald

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>> good morning i'm karen hepp with busy momma segment. i've got really busy momma this morning i have alexa from south philly. good morning to you. >> hi g morning karen. >> tell me about your family. >> there are the three of us. it's myself, my husband andrew and our one and a half-year-old son harrison. >> who's so cute. >> thank you. >> i'm so impressed by what you

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intricate pieces. >> if you want to just have the look vick a card and it's personalized gift nobody else is going to have. >> yup. i can personalize the and tear card for you. >> that's so neat. thank you for coming in. i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll put all that information right on our website fox29.com. that's today's busy mama. >> ♪ all right. welcome back. good morning everybody. go right to ultimate doppler i want to show it right around beth thabethany beaches there ae showers. we'll be seeing a great afternoon set up. 60 degrees in the poconos. 71 here in philadelphia. 70's along our shore points and we go north and west we're finding a lot of 60s. today will be really good day. low humidity, this cold front is out of here. it's going to set up high

pressure that will be the name of the game the next couple of days. allowing for mostly sun know skies. you see this low down to the south. i'm going to watch the low because it may try to pivot some clouds back across our coastal sections for your day tomorrow. that will bring in an easterly wind much cooler along the shore and really comfortable air here in philadelphia for tomorrow afternoon. so we'll go up to 87 degrees this afternoon. tonight moonlit skies with temperatures falling back into the 60s. we have a beautiful after -- night set up. maybe some lower 50's up towards the poconos. your seven day forecast looks like this. low humidity today. cooler coastline for your day on monday at 86 degrees. it turns hot and humid by the middle of next week with temperatures pushing 90. lauren. >> all right, mike, thank you so much. 7:48. we begin this half hour with the aftermath in the chaos in charlottesville the department of justice and fbi both investigating that announce many coming late yesterday. this after yesterday's deadly clashes between white nationalists and count protesters. three people dead this morning. dozens more injured. tensions boiled over when a

driver rammed his car into a crowd of people killing one person. and virginia state police helicopter responding to the violence crashed outside of charlottesville killing two state troopers. joining us this morning shad chad lassiter and renee' a more to alk more about this. >> good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> my question for you when i was at my desk yesterday when it started happening i guess, i was baffled. i was surprised. but when i went to sleep last night the feeling high was completely different. what's the one word that comes to mind to describe yesterday in your mind? >> horrible. >> yeah. for me portraits of white supremacy and white racism. >> i mean the reason why i say that is because we have a long history in america of this type of behavior and we shouldn't really be surprised. on the one end america has amnesia about its past. other extreme america actually suffers from sort of schizophrenia and the schizophrenia in one sense because america articulates the land of the free, opportunity, all men are created equal but when they talk about all men

created equal really are a tech queue lated it's white male dominance creating equal. on the other extreme what we have, we have challenges with, you know, how trump emboldens these type of rallies and it gets out of hand. >> let's talk about the president. actually we'll hear from him because he spoke yesterday a couple of hours after the protest started. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this agregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. it's been going on for long time in our country. not donald trauma, not bar ram obama, what is vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. >> so one of the criticism that is came out of that speech is the many sides comment that he made. ren nay, you're a political strategist with the trump administration. many sides some people saying there's two sides, there's right and there's wrong.

>> bottom line call the people out. that's what he should have did. white supremacists, natzis he needed to say the strong and be clear about it. i was not happy about it at all. i do, you know, agree with the professor of what he's saying about the whole, um, white supremacy those type of things because i usually don't agree with him the bottom line this has got to stop. we have to talk. my thoughts and prayers are with the people in virginia right now. >> absolutely. >> i want to make that clear. >> certainly. but we have to really come together. before we can love and respect an you will all of that if we don't talk about it it's not going to happen. i give it to you. you always discuss these things around racism especially you lauren you have to put this information inside out or it's not going to happen. >> he can't were be scared to discuss it chad when you see the president speak a lot of people discussing his body language there and having to reference his notes to apologize for something so extreme and disastrous. >> i'm not going to debate whether it was authentic or inn authentic. fluid. you want to emerge from your very vowel and spirit. i'm encouraged he spoke about it

this did not occur because of bar ram obama or himself. he's talking about an anthology of white supremacists behavior he's talking about a trajectory of looking at this historical standpoint. i was kind of encouraged by that. i was also encouraged about the beauty of whites. who have the counter narrative that said we don't believe in nationalists behavior. we don't believe in white supremacy and we'll speak back to that. there lies the critique with the president as he's verbalizing this whole aspect on both sides. hate tread wasn't on both sides. people who are going to stand up against people who marginalize and oppress others people who decide they're going to stand up because of cena phobic behavior, transphobic behavior and all types of phobias and as well as sprite prem mass zero not the problem. the problem is the one who thought they can do this unthe guys of constitutional rights and free speech. >> speaking to your point, we heard from the governor yesterday he declared a national disaster in response to all thaws happening but he had a

very strong message for people. let's listen to him. >> i have a message to all the white supremacists and the nats cease who came into charlottesville today. our message is plain and simple. go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you're patrio patriots. but you are anything but a patriot. >> and when you listen to what people on twitter who were actually there describe the demonstratorrings they carried confederate flags this displayed swastikas they were military gear, using natzis slogans. so it didn't seem like it was that peaceful really from the beginning. >> no. it wasn't a peaceful protest. but once again, encourage. that was teachable moment that the governor is not together around -- around the tulips. he's saying you're not welcome. he's calling it for what it is. white supremacy he's calling it for weights. naziism. >> that's right. >> he's speaking back to that. >> he was good to do that.

>> he was. strong words from him. really quickly we heard from the suspect's mother early this morning. a lot of people shock beside her comments. let's listen to what she said. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i -- i try to stay out of his political views. you know, we don't -- um, you know, i don't really get too involved. i moved him out to his own apartment. i mean he had an african-american friend. i mean so -- >> yeah. >> chad, we'll let you comment thon. >> there's only so much i can take. >> having an african-american friend doesn't mean you don't participate in white ideology. >> she doesn't know if they were friend. >> that was troubling for me to hear. >> i can take it. >> thank you both for coming in. >> thank you for having us. >> the conversation has to continue. >> even though the professor took over but thank you. >> we let everyone speak. have their peace. >> quick break. we'll be right back.

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♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. a deadly day of protests in virginia during a white nationalist rally in charlottesville after a driver plows his car into a crowd. three people are dead this morning much dozens more hospitalized. a man now facing murder charges. how people all around the country are coming together in hopes of peace. plus praise and criticism after the recent announcement that the opioid drug epidemic should be considered a national emergency. how the problem is affecting many in our area. and do you want to see the eclipse one week from monday? you better have protection. yeah we're making very own viewer box perfect for the entire family. >> cool. >> good day it's sunday

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values. yesterday was a muggy day. today just complete polar opposite. 60s to the north. seventy two in noun. 70's along the shore points look at atlantic city nice 75 degre 75 degrees. sea isle city checking in at 73. so the winds right now five to 10 miles an hour. again that's dropping these dew point values yesterday we were into the 70s today into the 60s. that's just going to set up a real ideal afternoon. there's the cold front sitting offshore. you can see a lot of dry real estate out to the west. i want to bring your attention though down towards the western atlantic just to the north of hispaniola tropical system developing tropical number could turn into gert over the next 24 hours it pushes off towards the northwest this is not going to be any threat to land because that front no moved through here last night. that's going act to deflect this system offshore. host, i think it could kick up a surf. could also increase the potential for some dangerous rip currents. if you'll be down the beach this week you might want to check in witness lifeguards. temperatures today getting

newspaper the upper 70s and lower 80s down the shore tonight is absolutely ideal. with moonlit skies. temperatures into the upper 60s and low 70s. even cooler to the north and west. if you have a golf game nice and comfortable low humidity. 83 by lunch time. perfect day today. 85 degrees with lots of sunshi sunshine. again shore temperatures are going to be beautiful. temperatures that will be into the 80s. when i come back we'll talk more about the dry stretch and the seven day forecast but always a but in the weather world. because that's how i tease you and you'll stay with us. we'll talk about maybe 90s lauren by next week. >> okay. thanks so much. 8:05. new developments this morning after deadly day of protests in virginia. three lives are lost after violent clashes in charlottesville. it all started at what was supposed to be peaceful protest. white nationalist rally this morning we have new dramatic video of the scene captured by drone that shows the moments before and after the car attacked that left one dead and several injured. we have to warn you though the video is graphic in nature. police say one woman died from

the crash. at least 19 others are hurt after the car rammed right into a crowd of counter protesters. this morning, 20-year-old james alex fields, jr., of ohio is in police custody. he's facing a long list of charges including second degree murder. the mother of that suspect speaking out sabina kuriakose joins us with more. hi sabina. >> good morning, lauren. reporters spoke with samantha bloom outside her home in a suburb of toledo, ohio and it is clear from her interview she was just learning of the horror authorities allege her son unleashed on group of counter protesters as we mentioned they say he rammed his silver dodge challenger through that crowd. now, this is suspect 20-year-old james alex feels, jr., his mother says he grew up in kentucky the two had recently moved to hoy how much authorities say fields was tending what is believed to be the largest group of right white nationalist to come together in decade inn clueing neonatzis, skin heads and members of the kkk. bloom confirms she knew that her son had strong political views

and was a tepp something kind of rally but she appears confused to learn violence he is now accused of including the murder of a 32-year-old woman who died when police say fields drove that car through the protesters. let's listen to reporters speaking to his mother. >> i just knew he was going to rally. i am, you know, i -- i try to stay out of his political views. you know, we don't, um -- you know, i don't really get too involved. i moved him out to his own apartment. i mean he had an african-american friend. i mean so -- >> is this surprising to you then i guess? >> yeah. that he would run his car into a group of people -- i'm really not clear on. >> still learning of exactly what her son was charged with. now virginia has declared a state of emergency after all of this violence. now officials including the governor of that state and president trump have spoken outroaring the violence. here they are.

>> message to all the white supremacists and the natzis who came into charlottesville today. our message is plain and simple. go home! you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this agregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. >> and of course, lauren we discussed the criticism this morning regarding people who say the president's message was not strong enough. now meanwhile, we have just learned the identities of two state troopers who were killed in helicopter crash as they monitored the situation on the ground. pilot was 48-year-old lieutenant hj cullen. trooper burke mm bates was his passenger. he was just one day shy of his 41st birthday. the helicopter they were in was helping with public safety in that chaos on the ground in charlottesville when it went down. the ntsb is investigating exactly what caused it to crash. now the federal government has

opened a civil rights investigation into fields alleged rampage. u.s. attorney jeff sessions issued a statement saturday night to announce the probe. he says says the fbi and other agencies are working to collect all the information surrounding the dead al tacks. so this morning we know a total of three people dead, dozens of others injured. violent day in that city. lauren? >> all right, thank you so much. back here at home, new this morning, fire breaks out inside a mini market in north philadelphia. this happening at the mini market at corner of north 25th streets and dauphin. police say the blaze start aid round 1:00 a.m. crews had it under control within the hour. one person was taken to temple hospital. still no word on their condition and police are trying to figure out how this all started. in strawberry mansion, an elderly man falls into a sink hole much this happened late last night around 11:30. police say the 68-year-old man was on the 3100 block of west norris street when he fell into the 8-foot deep hole. he was taken to temple hospital with unnon injuries. this morning police in

camden county continue to search for a teenaged girl who went missing. police say imani beth thee ya lehman was reported missing from her home on the 1300 block of south merry mack that's in the fairview section of camden. police say she was last seen wearing a black t-shirt, black tights and a gray sweatshirt. if you have any information that may help police want to hear from you. all right. there's so much more to come on good day. praise and criticism after the recent announcement that the opioid drug epidemic should be considered an national emergency. how to speak with your doctor about the problem affecting so many in our area. ♪ i'm sue serio. weekend wendy is very excited about this. home you will be too. it is bug fest today at the academy natural sciences of drexel university. and this is so popular. kids love it. live bug did you plays, roach races, crafty critters. so much more. a whole full day of activities crawl on in between 10:00am and

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♪ all right. good morning. allentown. great morning out there. we're taking live look at old city, also, lots of sunshine out there. low humidity is really the big theme to this forecast. 72 degrees the big number as we talk together at 8:00 a.m. northwesterly wind at 9 miles an hour. want to go well down to the south. right along the

maryland/delaware border this is say bethany beach and dewey beach. some scattered showers out there. but this is it. the rain is clearing the coast. it will pave way for lots of sunshine today. temperatures stat your morning are into the upper 60s to the north and west. 72 in philadelphia. our northwestern suburbs like doylestown, plymouth meeting 67. 69 degrees at phoenixville. double sick at this hour. real comfortable morning setting up. just a broken thin veil of clouds from south jersey there's the rain showers across the southern delaware. out to the west, though, lots of cleaver skies. we'll go out towards the tropics into the western atlantic just north of the islands. this is actually tropical depression number eight. could form into tropical storm gert over the next 24 hours. now the great news with this storm as it moves to the northwest it will interact with this cold front sitting on top of us and that will act as like basically a blocker and push this storm out to sea. so we're not expecting any issues from the tropics at least for the short term. 74 to 86 degrees the spread of

temperatures today. now, tomorrow afternoon, we are going to watch the clouds come in from southwest to northeast. and then the winds are going to change just off the ocean. so it's going to keep things much cooler along our shore points into town middle and upper 80s will be the deal i think it's more clouds than sunshine if you're going to the beach today, beautiful. atlantic city is at 84. 83 in stone harbor. 82 wildwood. delaware beaches nice and toasty the a warm breeze with temperatures between 82 to 84 degrees. so 87 in town. 70's to the north and west for tonight great sleeping weather. to the north and west it could be into the upper 50s low 60s. 67 in town. the pine barrens of new jersey will be into the lower 60s for your overnight tonight and here here's your seven day forecast showing us we have a cooler coast for your day tomorrow. again those winds coming off the east. it will kind of rip up the surf a little bit. and keep things a little damper by tuesday it's muggy and warm, 88 degrees. hotter by wednesday. and then afternoon thunderstorms by next weekend. lauren. >> i like that forecast.

thank you so much. 142 people a day that's how many people are dying every single day from the opioid epidemic and president donald trump getting pretty tough on the problem this past week and eye opening study on the epidemic in our city in philadelphia found that one in three adults in philadelphia used opioids in the past year. 13% said they used one in the past week. the health department survey found most of those people were getting those opioids from their health care provider nearly 20% are getting them from friends, relatives or even street deale dealers. devon receives a occurring addict turned drug counselor serving on mayor kenny's opioid tack force joining us this morning. we were chatting. i had a hernia surgery in june. and before i left i had a prescription and i noticed oxycodone. so now in my cabinet pills. is this where it sort of starts for some people? >> yeah. there's lot going on here. i think the first thing we need to do is to teach doctors that a three to 5-day prescription of

opioid social security really what we need to be doing. giving somebody a 20 day or ten day supply is just too much and what this leads to this is ticking time bomb in your bathroom. anybody can get this. and find this and maybe start to abuse it which will lead to severe consequences. it's really a shame that that's still there. >> tell me this, devon. when does it go from maybe i had a surgery i took a few pills to now people are using needles and shooting up and when does that jump take place usually? >> you know, it's often a lack of training by the medical community because when the doctor realizes that somebody has problem, they cut them off. >> okay. >> they don't refer them to treatment. they don't help them get help, and that person has a physical depends to that opioid, and they can't just stop because they're going to get sick. they're going to go the street. they're going to doctor shop and sadly often they end up using heroin and it's not long after you start heroin eventually you start shooting it. >> a lot of people it's easy to

drive through neighborhoods in philadelphia see the problem, judge the problem, but not really help with the problem. how can we help. >> you know the biggest thing is for people in recovery people that have experience with substance abuse to talk about it. there's so much shame and stigma around this and peel just don't talk about it. people are in the closet around ths issue. if we can raise awareness that's the first thing we can do. the second thing we can do is really talk to our legislators. there's so many laws in place that disenfranchise communities of color, diss end france cheese people that use substances, and as long as that continues to happen, people that use substances will be a second class citizen in our country. >> for you, when you hear the president finally say, this is a national emergency washington was your response to that? >> tempered, because declaring a national emergency is a process, right. he needs to send paper work. he needs to take a specific law. really what the president did he made it soundbite. i think it's an emergency he's not the first president to speak

harshly about substance use in our country. the last self presidents have done that. as a matter of fact, president obama commissioned southern general's report on the opioid epidemic. i was excited for. only time will tell to see what happens around this declaration. >> in philadelphia, what are we doing? i know you're work wig the mayor. what are we doing here. >> really so much happening. the mayor's task force was really bringing together the brightest minds in philadelphia from so many different walks of life. hundreds of people. to say, here's what we can do. and we're looking at making changes to the criminal justice system. public health departments. police. firefighters. the way we access treatment. but really what it comes down it's not just whoever in philadelphia we need to make change it's in harrisburg it's in washington, d.c. there's so many levels to this. but i'm glad we're having these conversations. >> perfect. thank you soap for joining us and sharing your story. >> thank you. >> all right. 8:19. we are going to talk about wine

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jenn, red or white. >> once you go white you ain't never going to be right. i'm a red person. >> i know nothing about wine. you know a lot about wine? >> i know a lot about red. >> here's the deal. a bunch of phone apps that can help you become a wine expert and save some money. >> i'm going to tell which you ones i actually like too. >> let's do it. >> okay. >> you're in the store. >> you're looking for wine. how do you decide which one to buy? >>there's picture at the place it's like jimmy says it's his good wine or if it has 90 or above. and the price. >> i usually buy it out of a b box. but if you want to get really informed there's a cool app called va vino you put it on your smart phone take a picture of the wine label. gives you reviews, pairs it with different things and you can buy it right online as well. >> been there, done that, love it. >> cool. >> so there's this other new app called wine passport. smart phone technology knows where from your gps you find wineries and deals and special

tastings really cool. >> you don't drink a lot, do you. >> i really don't drink at all. >> come on. everyone knows about that one. >> check it out. wine passport. guess who is getting into the wine business? >> fox. >> amazon. >> that would be a really good employee benefit. of course amazon is in the wine business. costco is in the wine business. some of them are really good. some of em them are not very good. >> amazon has decent wines and fairly moderately priced. bet part you get them delivered to your home unless you live in pennsylvania. >> i live in pennsylvania. >> riccoto everyone has got wi wine. >> you're so embarrassing. you're not a good wine drinker. >> i'm not really. >> red solo cup. >> red solo cup. >> i fill you up. >> okay. i don't know who sings that so song. >> toby keith. country star. >> okay. we're not really supposed to have wine in the newsroom. >> no. >> no. >> no. we should probably go. >> where do you want to go? >> wherever we can go. >> my pool. >> okay great. >> let's go. cashing out. ♪ okay. so hari minded me i was like oh

my gosh wine. lauren loves. my segment i dots back after really long hiatus. i always talk about how in the summertime we like to drink wine enjoy a glass with your friends maybe up on balcony at the beach, you're just chilling and hanging out but lately this is what i've noticed, mike. a lot of my friends are struggling to get the bottle even open. >> yeah. >> i'm like what is the deal? i know that it's corked and all of this. i need you guys to get it together. i brought in little lbd. little black dress. have you ever had this wine before good no. >> it's a california wine. i brought in pin knee grigio and a white. on my bar card at home -- cart my favorite thing aside from the wine is this little guy here. this is called houdini. it works magic. >> stop. let me see this. >> it is -- you hear that? >> it's an automatic wine open opener. right. so my friends i go over to their houses. no judgment. but they have that guy over here like the dinosaur archaic. >> which i still have. >> so you have that. let's show it.

tony. >> come on tony. >> there we go. this old guy. >> okay. that's so what most people have still. i love this so much that i've gifted like four or five of them to friends for christmas and stuff because i love how fast it works. >> my birthday is monday by the way. >> happy early. okay that's good thing to know. here's what we're going to do. we're going to have a little competition. if you buy one of these it comes with charger so you just stick it plug it up for 30 minutes. >> that's it that's cool. gout action. >> i see where wire going with this. >> we'll have competition to see old school, new school. okay. >> okay. >> ready. let's see who gets their bottle opened faster. >> go. >> got the cork. got the foil off. >> hold on. [ laughter ] >> bottle pops. do you see this? [ laughter ] >> this is why i love this thi thing. >> this was lot of evident. >> that's a lot of work. this is what you need -- >> do i need to buy one of these for your birthday. >> where did you get it.

>> i ordered it online. it will drop the cork. i save a lot of my corks. now it's of course not working for tv. >> you see this. i break the cork off it falls to the bottom and then -- >> then it's in there. and then you have like cork, but i think i broke this honestly. i might need a new one myself. >> this segment fails. >> we don't have glasses. we'll have to drink out bottle. >> cheers! [ laughter ] >> happy early birthday. >> thank you. >> that's what it love. you shall get one of these if you're a wine drinker you don't want to go through the hassle and trouble. >> i've seen a lot of variety of these. >> different brands. >> the rabbit. >> brook stone. >> the rabbit makes them lots of different ones. >> that's so cool. >> amazon. >> oh, jeez. >> do you want to see the eclipse one week from monday? well you better have protection. doctors are warning about your eyes. we'll make our very own viewer box perfect for the entire family. >> she doesn't -- astronaut heard of it. >> this is so cool. from wine to ice cream.

♪ okay. we begin this half hour with aftermath of the chaos in charlottesville. department of justice and fbi investigating that announcement coming late yesterday. this after yesterday's deadly clashes between white nationalists and counter protesters. three people are dead. dozens more injured. tensions boiled over when a driver rammed his car into a crowd of people killing a 32-year-old woman.

virginia state police helicopter responding to the violence crashed outside of charlottesville. also killing two state troopers. all right. 8:31 this morning. we have to get a check of the weather. mike says it might be a nice day outside. >> gorgeous. look at this. looking out towards the bridge. we have a lot of sunshine that will be really with us all afternoon long into tomorrow. 72 degrees as we talk together at 8:30. normal westerly whipped coming at 9 miles an hour. again these numbers are into the 60s north and west. low 70s as you go closer to the coastline. sea isle says 73. 74 atlantic city and summer's point right around 71 degrees much the winds are busy five to 10 miles an hour on average but the direction coming out of the northwest. that is why we're seeing our due point numbers starting to fall. that's an indication our humidity levels are coming down. and that's going to be dry atmosphere make weighing for a lot of sunshine. there's the frontal system well offshore. we are watching speaking of well offshore a system a tropical system p tropical depression number eight with the winds right around 35 miles an hour it

is moving to the northwest eventually moving out to sea because of this cold front way to the north and west. that's going to kick this storm out but we are anticipating it becoming a tropical storm and it will take on the name gert as we go into the next 24 hours. here's your forecast. temperatures into the 80s by 2:00 o'clock in atlantic city. tonight moonlit skies with temperatures falling back into the upper 60s and low 70s if you're golfing today got a great day. comfortable 71 degrees. 73 by lunch time. going to 85 degrees. lauren? >> all right. listen i'm talking to my new friend amari about going to disney. we'll tell you about that in a second. this morning we're just days away from the much anticipated solar eclipse. lots of people all around the country gearing up to watch it as it's the first eclipse since the 1980s when the moon covered 99% of the sun. eclipse happens when the sun is completely covered and the day will actually appear to turn tonight for longs two minutes. >> it's been 99 years since we had a coast to coast total

eclipse. but what's really special is when we have a situation where the moon is exactly the right distance that it completely covers the sun. >> retailers hopping on the band wagon of eclipse excitement selling special glasses to help you see it but before you purchase these special glasses, make sure they meet safety standards. yesterday amazon was forced to refund customers that bought them for the eclipse siting. the company issued a safety notification saying that they con firm the manufacturing company was legit after some vendors sold fake versions of those glasses. well, homemade roberto is saying forget the glasses let's make viewer box. does right. >> then we have our friend amari who showed up to help. >> he'll be our little helper here. >> okay. >> here we have finished bock. how show you how easy this is. >> shoe bock. >> that's it. >> if you don't have shoe box go to your craft store and get one. make two little holes which i did for us.

>> looks like little eyes. >> absolutely like razor blade. >> cut those out. >> razor blade or 95 or whatev whatever. we'll going to take -- can you use this for me. >> amari is our helper. >> lump numb foil. >> okay. >> just cut right over there. just cut straight through. be careful of your fingers. >> this is a cheap project. >> it's fun, shoe gobs, aluminum foil, scissors. >> it's fun get your kids doing it it's tollly cheap. we'll take this and cover this right here. so you only leave one exposed. >> gotcha. let's take our tape here right here. see this piece of tape. you don't want any light in at all. >> okay. >> so you're going to go all the way around the box. like so. keep, more tape. more tape. >> all the way around. >> okay. >> note gets in amari. >> no light. >> no light. >> okay. >> so then what you do here finally you take a pin,. >> okay. >> paper clip, whatever you're going to go and just poke a small little hole right there. >> okay. >> all righty. you'll close this. okay. >> this will be -- you'll face away from the sun.

so you'll go away from the sun. you'll look in here. okay. the sun is going to come through that little hole there. so you're going to see the eclipse happening inside the b box. >> okay. >> the tiny little hole. >> tiny little hole. >> now i have to ask this question i noticed your box was black inside. >> black inside it does not have to be. >> okay. >> it can be any shoe box. as long as you're not letting any other light in except for that tiny little hole. >> that's it shoe box, aluminum foil and safety opinion, scissors. >> perfectly safe. >> how cool was that? >> very. >> and easy, right. >> easy, right. >> um-hmm. >> let's get to the fun stuff. >> are you going to be our taste tester. >> yes. >> how old are you. >> eight. >> eight years old. okay. >> you're like my daughter. >> this is astronaut food you can get this at michael's and stuff and they have different flavors. >> this is chocolate chip mism nt ice cream. >> go ahead. pick one out. taste it a march reach give us receipt view. >> it will melt in your mouth. >> you'll be our food critic today. [ laughter ] >> it's crunchy. >> we know that. >> well -- well.

>> , tastes good. >> it tastes good. does it taste like mint chocolate chip. >> it tastes like regular mint chocolate chip but it feels weird. >> was it freezing cold like ice cream. >> you thought it was going to be cold, right. >> it's not. but this is just another little fun thing to add. >> it is fun. >> how cool. ? these glasses have become all the discussion right. >> i actually tell people to actually go to nasa and get the glasses from there. >> got it. >> they have these like this. >> solar eclipse sun catcher. >> you can see how black that is in there. >> you can't see anything. i mean when you put these on -- what do you see amari? >> i see the light. >> you do. >> i see the light but it's orange. >> i don't see anything. >> i see that. look at that. one straight ahead. really? that's true. i see that. >> are these kids eyes? >> maybe i need glasses. >> look right in the middle. >> middle one there's orange light. >> the circle one. >> no? >> wait is it orange when i put the glasses on?

>> when does it turn orange? >> when you have the glasses on or off? >> if you look at it. >> the one right here. >> if you look at it straight right there then you can see it. >> yeah. >> marry can you stay here and hang out with me. you can stay here. where are you going tomorrow. >> to disneyworld. >> when i asked you if i could go with you, what did you is a you. >> you have to stay here and do the news. >> isn't that cute. he goes probably not. i love it. can you tell us who your aunt is? >> what's her name? >> aunt candace. >> candace runs this show. you came by to see her and you got stuck on tv. roberto thank you so much for this. >> you're welcome guys. >> enjoy. this will be so much fun. >> all right. >> do we have to pay you or can we pay you with more ice cream? >> all right. >> that's good. easy. >> okay. when you leave your wallet on a bus, and you hope and pray you'll see it again, but one teenager recently discovered just how good with a capital g people can be. i got a bus story. ♪

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♪ talk about a sinking feeling. you step off the septa bus. as soon as the bus rolls away you realize you left your wallet on the bus that. happened to local 16-year-old. she thought her cash, her deb bid card, her id basically her life was gone. >> yeah. this story has happy ending for goodness sake. ♪ she comes out and her eyes are just red and she's balling and i

didn't know how to take it. i'm just like it was like i'm sorry? but you're welcome. >> reporter: you know how social media is. fights go viral. or surveillance video of somebody robbing someone goes viral. so you know how much i love sharing a story that actually went viral just for someone doing the right thing. >> i go to the back of the bus because usually more seats are available there, and then i see this wallet. >> reporter: 19-year-old baxter perkins found a wallet on the bus. not that unusual. the fact that he took a bus, walked to the home of the wallet owner and then waited for someone to come home, that part is unusual. >> her parents are like who are you because, you know, now that i think about it this like 6-foot two guy just waiting for your 16 year old daughter. it's not a good look. so they're like who are you? i'm like i'm sorry, leak i just found your daughter's wallet. her mom stops in her tracks. she's like -- >> reporter: 16-year-old daughter was crying. the mother was shocked and wanted to let her friends know about it but social media it's not exactly her thing.

>> i had no clue how to even allow the share option. >> reporter: but she figure it out posted it on facebook and it's now been shared over 20,000 times with over 130,000 likes. it was her wish to share a positive image of philly's young black men. >> we hear so much, we see so will your young black men and i just wanted my friends to know that, you know, this young black man did something that, um, just touched our hearts. >> reporter: as for baxter, the message is actually pretty simple. and should resonate with all of us. >> just do the right thing. it's not hard to be a good person. >> reporter: my message, good for everyone who shared and liked this act of kindness. you reinforced that goodwill and good people can also go viral for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ that's great story. >> yeah. >> so it reminded me of a story

that happened to meme i'm in chicago with my friend, and i -- we step off of the bus and i realized -- i just bought two watches. and i'm like, oh, my gosh i left them. we could see the bus off in the distance. he took off running down the street chased down the bus and got my watches back. >> really? >> i couldn't believe they were even still on the bus. because the bus had gone at least i would say five or six blocks by then. >> right. >> i was like, i know she lost her license and her cash and her deb bid card. mine were watches. >> you chased the bus down. >> he chased the bus down to get my watches. he said at first i was thinking i'm going to let the bus go. >> no. >> but he saw the look on my face and the disappointment. he's like i had to get your watches. i was like i'll never forget it every time i wear that watch i think you got chased down in chicago. >> i always lose things in the uber i never get it back. >> if you report that it's lot of -- >> i v i've done it. >> it's gone? >> it's gone. i consider it an extra tip for the guy or girl. >> do you leave money? what are

you losing wallet, cell phone i i'm always losing things. >> very forgettable just so you know. >> you're having an birthday you're getting older. >> it's all downhill from here. >> keep it together mike masco. we are celebrating the start of national farmers market week the ununlikely urban oasi. right here in our city. >> it's national farmers week and sabina, are you there? okay. she's not here yet. hopefully she'll sprout up during the commercial break. >> favorite time of the year fall a lot of these farmers marks. >> it's nice. ♪

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♪ look at that shot. the poconos looking good this morning waking newspaper 50ss and 60s in the poconos. do that again tonight noon tomorrow. just one little renegade shower right along the maryland/delaware coast. otherwise, everything is out of here. we have great day set up. mostly sunny skies. temperatures starting out if the 60s north and west. 70s as you go from philly points south and east even our beaches are actually a little bit milder with cloud cover, 73 in sea is isle. beach haven the boardwalk checking in at 75 degrees. so we have clear skies on top of us. high pressure is building in very nicely. there's some clouds though over south jersey and delaware. that's out of here by later today again we have a great day

set up. lots of dry and clear real estate out to the west. that's going to be filtering in for your course of your day today and also into tomorrow. now, we go to the tropics. just outside of the bahamas. this is actually tropical depression number eight expected to turn into tropical storm gert as we go into the afternoon hours. in fact kathy orr will be on at 6:00 o'clock probably talking about gert. the good news about this system, it is going to be one of those fish storms where it tries to go northwest and then it's going to hook out to sea that's because of this cold front out to the west that will slingshot gert out and no issues here for the delaware valley. 87 in town. 70's for our northwestern suburbs for tonight absolutely gorgeous gets hot by the middle of next week. lauren. >> tomorrow kicks off national farmers mark week and markets here in philadelphia promoting a local lifestyle all week long. officials encouraging people to eat and buy local experiencing everything our beautiful region has to offer. sabina headed to west philadelphia to a farmers market? >> reporter: yeah, take look

lauren much this used to be a car parking lot or a dealership rather, right? it was polluted. they had to clear everything out but there was a local non-profit here who brought this beautiful vegetation here now they have a farmers market every weekend, and people in the community get their food from here, and here's the person who made it all happen rashad lambert. you grew up around here. >> yes, i did. >> you wanted to change the space. tell us what did you. >> so i actually wanted to put a playground here as a kid we woning to this far. i wish i can go out back and play it was full of dirt and things of that nature we wanted to put play ground here. that was rejected so then we partnered with the urban tree connection to bring this beautiful farm here now. and you know we are trying to create food for this neighborhood. >> show us what you got here. all of this is beautiful. what are you growing? it's so lush now. >> everything. so many things out here. we have watermelon, we have

lemon thyme, we have squash and just so many different things out here. i don't even know this. i'm not sure where he's showing. >> we can walk back here with him actually. looks like you have cabbage over here. >> yes. >> i wanted to ask you the first thing when i mentioned when i got here where is the closest supermarket because we did in the see one coming up here. >> yes. >> that's part of the problem. tell us about that. >> so this is what they consider a food desert. because we don't have a supermarket within a mile from here. you have to go about a mile and a half and this area is like traditionally, um -- >> senior citizens right. people who can't go that far. >> senior citizens. they can't make it to supermarket without public transportation. it's kind of -- we want to create food access for all and not just for people who have cars or live in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: you're doing that. people are coming here getting their food here. we have local farmer here she

heads up the situation. >> how are you. >> you have a beautiful farm situation here. >> noel come over here i want to talk to you. urban tree connection.with the you partnered with rashad. he had a dream and you guys made it happen really quick tell us you do this all around the city. >> yeah. we do. we have a couple of children's gardens. we've been in haddington since the late '90's. we've been here for over two decades and pre purposing spaces with community members to make them into greening and gardening projects over time that's become a food story because of the lack of fresh access to produce here in the neighborhood. >> you guys do some amazing things. >> thank you. >> i'm sure we have already been here and we see community members out here so saturdays 10:00 o'clock anybody can come and buy up some of your fresh produce. >> yes. support you guys and support the residents here. >> yes. we take all forms of payment from access cards, abc, senior food vouchers. please come visit us. we give tours of the farm. we're always looking for volunteers and if you live in haddington please come see us at 53rd and why ya luce sing.

neighbor food farm part of urban tree connect. >> thank you so much noel. thank you guys for having us out here. we got to try -- now you guys got to give us some stuff to try. right lauren. >> plenty of food here. >> bring something back. something healthy. >> watermelon. that's all i'd her. >> collard greens or something. i saw something in there. okay. i'm an 80' baby. you're 80s baby. >> yeah the 80s. let's bring the 80' back and celebrate. get pretty in pink. yards is involved. there's food. i heard there's like drunk chicken. >> where is molly ringwold? is she here? >> hey. let's do it when we come back. ♪

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♪ speaking of fun let's take you back to the '80s a brews cruise unlike anything you've ever seen before. get ready to don your best '80s outfit. you ladies have already done it well here. >> thank you. >> i love it. sophie and caitlin thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> so what is this all about. tell me the premise behind this. >> so once a month in the summer we partner with yards brewery for special cruises that are little different from our northerly dinner cruises they're more kind of like a barbecue. >> okay. >> like summery feel, and the one coming up this thursday is '80s themed. >> you're dressed the part. >> thank you. >> i love the yellow tutu. it's so fun.

so let's talk food first because of course that gets people goi going. it smells delicious in here. >> absolutely e we have our spicy drunken chicken made with yards beer. >> cool. >> you have taste the flavor of the beer and we have three cheese baked macaroni as well. >> that's my kind of party. >> three cheese right there. >> it is three cheese. bake, a little crispy. delicious. pairs great with the chicken. >> beautiful. caitlin, tell me about tis beer, though. this is calling my name. [ laughter ] >> it's super good. >> it's seasonal beer. it's raspberries and cherries really really good. definitely geared towards summer. >> awesome. >> it actually looks pink doo. >> very refreshly it has a pink hue to it. >> great on the water. >> the favorite way to end a meal is with ice cream. you brought in ice cream. >> we have franklin fountain on this cruise. w try to get dessert pairing since it goes well with the beer and pink beer which is fruity ice cream is just so good with it. we have vanilla and strawberry.

>> how cool is it to have so many local places to choose from for an event like this. >> i was m that's what we really try to do with these cruises we try to get more into the local feel. just a really fun way to connect with some of our neighbors in old city and along the waterfront. so having yards having franklin fountain there, we also have wmmr come on and host these cruises. >> nice. >> cool. >> marissa from the preston and steve show she'll be our special host on thursday. so just great way to make it very philly centric. >> are people still able to get tickets? >> yeah. tell me how. >> spirit of philadelphia.com. >> okay. go right on there click on the yards brews cruises page and you can just buy your tickets right there. >> how long is the cruise? i always see the boat out there. i never know how long does it last? >> we board at 6:30 and we sale from 7:00 to 9:30. >> you watch the sunset. >> best view. >> gorgeous. >> can i have ice cream while you guys do your thing. >> absolutely. >> first he wanted wine. now he wants ice cream. no drunken chicken or mac and cheese. >> don't put that spoon back in there. that's double dipping. >> i wasn't going to do that. >> protecting my assets because i want some.

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>> chris: i'm chris wallace. a white nationalist rally in virginia turns violent with one counter protest or run down and killed. president trump sends a message to north korea's kim jong-un. the u.s. military is locked and loaded. >> north korea better get their act together or they will be in trouble like a few nations ever have been in trouble in this world. >> chris: we will talk live with one of president trump's top intelligence officials, cia director mike pompeo. to breakdown the situation in north korea. mike pompeo and his first sunday show interview since taking the post. then as tensions ramp up, will the u.s. launch a preemptive attack on north korea? we will discuss the