>> myfoxphilly.com 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia. >> shot in the face. a 11 year old returned to the hospital, over night, after yes being shot in the face. police say it was an accident. where they believe he got the gun. >> a stunning reversal. david creato, now admits, to killing his three year old son, brendan wo years ago, the plea comes just weeks before a second trial was set to get underway. >> it is a really really sad conclusion to really really sad thing. >> why some say the plea deal is not tough. >> you can't inch date me. >> awed yes excerpts from her new member or are released. she reveals what she was really thinking as president

trump hovered hine her at this october debate. >> and don't mess with philly. eagles tackle lane johnson, pens a letter to eagles fans, saying this year's team will be something special. what he's asking of us birds fans, as we head to the link tonight, and the rest of the season. >> so okay, good day everybody, i know you're waking up looking at lottery numbers, powerball, got up to close to $760 million. one person won up in watertown, massachusetts. we'll try to make you feel better today. because all the rest of us lost. >> because it just feels bad. so i promise us, what i'm about to tell you, you will feel better about the fact did you not win. i started looking up stories of people who won the lottery and what happened to them after. not always so good. william budd post the third, put up a picture of him, see this guy, tell you what happened to him. so, just two weeks after winning the 16.2 million in the pennsylvania lottery, he

had blown through 300,000 on car lot, bought restaurant, even airplane, even though didn't know how to fly, he was $1 million in debt only one year after winning. so not only was he broke and forced to declare bankruptcy, his own brother was arrested for hiring a hitman to kill him. and it is not done. they asked him how he felt about winning the lottery and he said i wish it never happened. it was totally a nightmare. he was later jailed for firing a gun over the head after bill collector. and he was on food stamps before he died. >> oh, he's dead? >> ya. >> he didn't spend any of that money on a new phone. >> certainly not. >> not at all. >> so, in other words, we're glad we didn't win? >> we should be happen. >> i we should be glad. i have pages and pages of stories of people who won the lottery, what happened to them after. and i don't want to win after this. >> no. in fact, she has gone through 75% of everybody that's won really big ones, turned out something bad happened to them. >> or people tried to kill them. their own family members trying to kill them so they

can get some of the monday. >> i that would be me, coy see my family. >> no question. >> ya. >> you know what they say, mo money, mo problems. >> also feel good about the weather. >> perfect ten, weather by the numbers here, fall preview, very refreshing stepping outdoors on this thursday across the area, beautiful sunrise, take a look temperature, 67 degrees currently in philadelphia, but the dew point, measure every moisture in the atmosphere in the mid 50's, so it will feel very refreshing. in fact, by noon, 78 degrees, maybe have your lunch outside. dine alfresco. and afternoon delight, calling it 82 degrees by 4:00. look at ultimate top doppler, dry, quiet, sunshine across the area. temperature wise, 53 degrees mount pocono, 57 allentown, take a look at the dew points in the 50's. so here's the bottom line. eighty-two center city, 81 degrees down the shore, and upper 70s bob kelly for the lehigh val. >> i kids are waiving as they go on by, some of the kids

already back to school today. 703 i think we can skip school, skip work together. double bubble in south philly, miami vice day down there in south philly. here go, mike. >> all right, i'm cracking, we will grab your white suit and meet me in south philly. we have phillies marlins 1:05, eagles dolphins at 7:00. the joint will be jumping all day long with a great forecast, in south philadelphia. sun glare on the schuylkill expressway already as you work your way in toward the conshy curve coming up and over the benny. today will be certainly one of those unusual pattern days, folks headed to the phillies game, to the eagles game, getting in, getting out. west trenton left over delays from early morning equipment problem. and the norristown high-speed line, returning to normal service this morning. mike and alex back to you. >> 7:04, boy, 11 year old boy in south philadelphia, in critical condition. >> police say he somehow got a hole after gun and accidentally shot himself in

the face. so now police trying to figure out how did he get his hands on the gun, whose gun was it? a lot of questions, jenny. >> yes, there are a lot of questions, police tell us they're wait to go get search warrant to go into the home and get their hands on this gun, figure out who it was registered to, there is still a police officer, here on the scene, on the 2600 block every south hick street. the boy's family is with him at chop, as he continues undergoing treatment, while he was transported in critical condition. we are told he is expected to survive. investigators tell us, that this 11 year old boy lives at the home with his parent, and his four siblings, and police tell us just before 12:30 this morning, they found out that a child was transported in a private vehicle, first to methodist hospital, after he was shot in the face with a revolver, the child was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened in the child's parent's second floor bedroom, according to investigators, at this point, police believe that this was an accidental shooting. >> doctors at methodist

hospital initially put him in critical condition. and they had him transferred to children's hospital, since methodist hospital is not a trauma center. once the child arrived at children's hospital, he was treated by doctors, now, he is still in critical condition, with a gunshot wounds to his face, however, doctors at children's hospital do expect him to survive. they also say this 11 year old boy is conscious. >> and police say they found the gun that was used again, in the shooting, in the bedroom, wear it all happened. investigators tell us that the boy's family was home at the time of the shooting. right now, those family members again are at chop, with the child, they're also beginning to talk with investigators so investigators have a lot of questions, they're trying to figure out how all of this happened out here, mike and alex. >> thanks, jenny. 7:06. >> teenage girl hospital in the critical condition after police say she was hit by a car while using face time on

her phone. abington police say the 14 year old girl was head today cheerleading practice at abington high school, was talking to friends via face time when she crossed highland avenue, running into the path after passing car. this happened before 3:00 p.m. yesterday. police say the driver stopped, did help the victim. her friends are just stunned. >> it is kind of surreal. because she was just going along, face time ago friend, who ever it was, and the fact that that could happen to you, in 102nd, is very scary. >> investigators say the driver was released pending further investigation. police are trying to find more witnesses, as a girl gets treated for her injuries at chop. >> yell, straight on her phone, walk in front of her car. >> the man charged in that deadly road rage shooting, that the whole nation was covering, will be in court today. >> it is a case that, like you said, captured national attention, especially here in

our community, so many people feel very strongly about this case. sabina kuriakose at the chester county courthouse in west chester with more on what's happening this morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. well, here, at the chester county courthouse, the trial is set to start. it will be the first formal arraignment for david desper, now, last week he had preliminary hearing, it was the first time he came face-to-face with his alleged victim's family. at that hearing he waived his right to it, so it really on the lasted few minutes, let's go to his photo, mugshot provided by police, cameras were not allowed in the courtroom last week, but desper entered with his handcuffed, and shackled, he did not look at bianca roberson's family. let's go to photo of bianca. this was the alleged victim. prosecutors say desper shot 18 year old roberson in the head as two merged lanes back in june on route 100 in west goshen. now, surveillance video caught what cops say was desper's red pick-up truck leaving the scene shortly after bianca's car crashed.

it was later found dumped in a neighborhood. after a three day national manhunt with police getting thousands of tips from across the country, desper turned himself in, with an attorney, by his side. now, last week at the preliminary hearing bianca's family of course very, very emotional. now, prosecutors say they believe this motive in this case may have been road rage, but bianca's family has said they believe it may have been something more than that. let's listen to her father speaking to us from last week. >> would you raise issues that you were concerned that you believe that this was race-based, that he shot your daughter because of the color of her skin. >> yes, because i can't think of no other alternative he would have done something like that. my daughter wouldn't have did anything to him that would have caused him to want to shoot her like that. she wouldn't have been jog egg for no position on the road, from what i understand, she was already in her lane. >> so should prosecutors mover against him in a number of ways including a race-base

prosecution? >> well, i can't really speak on how they should do it. but i think they pretty well have it underhand. >> bianca's father there speaking to our jeff cole. so as you heard there, their family is putting their trust in the justice system. now weaver not heard much from the defense attorney in all of this or from the suspect, david desper, we don't know exactly what defense they'll mount. now desper faces first and third degree murder charges, and that's what what we believe he will be arraigned. hearing set for 9:15 a.m. this morning. as you mentioned earlier bianca set to start college, moving into her dorm week this week, that's according to her father. >> cameras be there there. >> makes it so sad, she had so much life ahead of her. >> for sure, only 18. let's get to st. louis here, something happened overnight. >> well, a driver hit three protesters while he was trying

to drive through a protest march last night. the protesters were marching in honor of kiwi herring, transgender woman shot dead dead bye police on tuesday. man and two women suffered minor injuries, and the driver was taken into custody about one block away from the scene for felony fleeing. >> one of the organizers of that violent white supremacy rally in charlottesville is in jail. there he is. chris cantwell, turned himself over to police yesterday. he was arrested on two count of illegal use of tear gas. which he brought to the thing. and one count of malicious bodily injury. he insists the only -- he only pepper sprayed a counter protesters in self-defense. meanwhile, in charlottesville, sit it officials covered monument of robert e lee, with that big black tarp there. and stone wall jackson says statue was covered with a black tarp. >> coming up on 7:00 it, the

de pail continues whether the frank rizzo statue should come down here in philadelphia, former governor now speaking out. >> and former mayor. ed rendell says it was probably a mistake to put rizzo in front of the municipal services building, singles him out from other mayors, such as joe clark or richardson dilworth. ed rendell is quote in the philly.com saying keep the statue but don't destroy it. he is suggesting moving it to another location where people who admired him can go and see it. >> i wonder if he shug where then? >> i think he may have. >> okay. >> south philly. >> could the immigration debate lead it a government shutdown, or was that just bluster? president trump taking a hard-line stance on his border wall. he says the wall is still

going to go up. i don't know. probably going to complicate efforts to keep the government operating, we're headed for a deadline, big-time. >> and he's saying, doug, that he's too long have a government shut-down in order to make it happen. >> that's what he said in front after campaign rally. was he serious? >> another speech, as well. >> is he serious? >> well, you know, it is hard to tell. i mean there is may just be a negotiating tacticment and we've seen stand office like this before. but the president was so specific about this, if he doesn't get funding for the border wall, he's too long see the government shutdown and that's not too far from right now. >> what will it take for the president to get on the same padge as congress? will his planned border wall lead to a government shutdown in coming weeks? >> believe me. if we have to close down our government, we're build that wall. >> the president, with a clear threat, just as his relationship with republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell may be at all time

low. and here is the problem. if congress doesn't ink new spending plan by september 30th, there could be government shutdown. with a predictable blame game to follow. the president's threat to link any deal to border wall funding is a risky gahm but the that other in the gop are not thrilled about, and say nothing of democrats. >> i don't think it is in our interest to do so. while we work on doing what we actually said we would do, and what we've done already in the house, and we need to do, control our border. so i don't think you have to choose between the two. >> this is the spirit we need to overcome our challenges. >> that is watt president yesterday in reno. offering more measured tone, but as everything comes down to the wire here in washington, the question remains: how far will he push an issue that early on helped define his campaign for the white house? and remains important for his political base. >> and as far as the president getting a long with republican leaders in congress, trying trying to set up a moment between the president and certainly at majority leader

mitch mcconnell before congress returns to work next month. >> oh, here we go again, all right, doug. see you again tomorrow. exactly 7:15. well, we are getting new details about hillary clinton's upcoming memoir. and she's doing -- reading it, too. >> so she is opening up about her experience in the 2016 election, and becoming the first woman nominated for president by a major party. so karen, you have heard some of the things she says are going to be in this memoir. >> well, she pretty candid. she talks about what happened obviously during the entire campaigning series, called what happened. and she talks about the regrets of her failed campaign, what she would do differently, describes what it was like in this race against donald trump. and how she felt specifically, we all remember that second presidential debate in october, where he was stalking her across the stage. >> it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those months where you wish you could hit

pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? >> and then she said she also regretted not turning and confronting him in that moment, of course, and the memoir, officially being released in september, i think the second week in september, guys. >> hold on. now, yesterday you accused me of throwing you under the bus. >> ya. and aren't you technically doing that, saying she accused you that far. >> i'll do it again, nothing to do with you, even though you both look great in your green. >> eagles green. >> the best part of the bite where she calls him a creep. why didn't you play that? it is right -- could you come back and do it again? karen? >> i can't wait until the 9:00 n there, strangle you, get little closer. >> so 9:00 at the top of the 9:00, i will be strangled live on television by karen hepp. >> and i'll step back and let two hash it out. >> it came out, the bite, they

all came out yesterday in the morning, and so we will put them out there. we've been playing them more. doing them some more. >> why didn't we play the great -- she goes what would you say -- i want to turn around and say get away from me, you creep. you're in my space. >> car send going to get you. look at her face. >> she is boiling. >> i got to go. >> she thinks i'm creep. and she may be right. >> hopefully she takes her mike off. talking under her breath now. >> so, that was a very famous, it was the debate in october where he starts lurking behind her. and so saturday night live, the following saturday night, showed this. >> has its benefit, number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a pre-existing condition. number two, no limit, big deal if you have serious health

problems. and number three ... sorry. i thought i -- and number three, women can't be charged more than ... >> karen's going to do that to me at 9:00. >> she might actually bite. >> ya. ever had karen mad at you, scott? >> no. >> oh, you don't want it. >> i'm looking forward to that re-enactment though at 9:00 a.m. ya. there is a wig back there. >> i didn't get a memo on that. >> there will literally and strangulation. >> no, h. r. mcmaster will be coming in for that dew point mitt 50's, very verb g so feels leak fall across the delaware valley because of high pressure, that's moving in, over the next several days, in fact, look at the 50's, north and wells. 57 degrees right now in allentown, low 60s, down the shore. and take a look at the planner, across the board. we have you covered. center city, 82 degrees, 81

down the shore, upper 70s for the lehigh valley. first pitch, 1:05, 78 degrees. a lot of sunshine. very comfortable. hey, we've you covered for the eagles kick off forecast 7:00 tonight. 77 degrees. fall preview, so yes, miami is in town. not feeling like miami weather. >> catch the forecast, 101.1 more fm. >> you got t7:19 this thursday morning. sun glare, as you work your way around the saint gabriel's curve. saint gabe's there off to your right. so starting to see delays this morning on 422. hello to the shaders, maple shade new jersey route 73 concert outdoors tonight, deep purple, alice cooper across the river, evening event, will bring extra volume up and over the ben franklin bridge. hungry? come on, i got a spot. mt. airy, talking to you,

gill-man's bakery i asked them to come up with something that involves national waffle day and their famous sticky buns. >> oh. sticky waffles? >> sticky waffles? i don't know what we will call it, but we will have it, 9:00 to 10:00. bring the kids by. i'm bring the tv cameras, live along stenton avenue mt. airy later this morning. normal service, back in action on the norristown high-speed line, that includes all of the express trains, so all aboard for the gang on the high-speed line. mike anal he can back to you. >> okay, everybody else in the country, somebody won the powerball last night, $760 million. one person. >> and we're here. so it wasn't us. >> it wasn't us. but we will try to make yourselves feel better by telling you horrible stories of powerball winners. >> and trust me, you will be glad you didn't win. >> that's right. most of them are, you know, under threat from their relatives.

>> you know the show i watch is power. >> yes, you're very much into power. >> i didn't watch the last episode. nobody tell me.

>> wasn't it sunday? it is thursday. >> i've been busy trying to craft the show. >> oh, okay. >> anyway, game of thrones what everybody's talking about, the big finale of season seven. so. >> finale finale? >> isn't it over after this. >> i hope so. no. >> people are obsessed, they're sad. >> anyway, ash i's rose beef. >> yes. >> offering smoke turkey legs, and it looks pretty darn good. even though i wouldn't go to ash i's for turkey leg. so what is the deal, michael, our director, why, what's the turkey leg have to do with game of thrones? is that what they used to eat back then. >> really? >> looks like ash i's has a lot of business. >> stop it. >> not one car in the parking lot. >> i think during that time when they have the renaissance fair, always sell turkey legs.

in texas, turkey legs you can get them in a lot of different places. where you get them here? >> all right, well let's get that on twitter. >> he leak a good barbeque turkey leg. >> maybe the pennsylvania state fair, new jersey state far. >> i don't have time to go to a fair. >> i love going to the fair. >> i love fares, too, but fares are over. >> are they over? >> i don't know, it is almost september. >> that's what the fair in texas when we have the fair. >> if you had to get a turkey leg today, preferably barbeque, where would you go? anyway, let's o more information from lauren simonetti at the fox business. oh, no. >> hook who decided not to show up today. >> have you check her social media where she is? >> let's have a look. >> where could she be? >> what's this? >> call me chicken master.

>> cited up, ready to make kfc. >> you into the way. >> what's that? >> watch fox business. really she, just to make some chicken? >> talking about turkey. not chicken. turkey legs. >> tweet us, let us know. >> quincy, you know, quincy, he's prepping for something really big. >> he's a.m. bling around. >> triathelon? >> yes. >> i'm going to do a triathelon in 2018. at the ambler y. i love ambler y. will will help me out with my swimming. we will hop in the pool coming up next.

>> eleven year old boy returned to the hospital shot in the fails. it was accident. where did he get the gun? >> reply, asap. a dad fed up with his kids ignoring his texts. has a solution, and parents it, will help you out, too. the new app that forces your teens to respond. >> oh, always good to force your kids to do stuff. responding immediately where is the best turkey leg? reading terminal market, scott. you knew about this? >> ya. >> also saying that great adventure, i don't have time to go to great adventure to get a turkey leg. and disney world.

i don't have time to go to orlando. but ready terminal mark. >> okay. >> allentown's farmers market. >> you have time to go to allentown? >> no. >> large in the northeast, kenya says my house, come on by. >> oh, that's probably where you'll go, right? >> do you know the name of the place in the reading terminal market? >> i think called the original turkey. >> i thought that was you. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> good one, good one. >> ya, but i think they have turkey legs, i think they have like, you know, the thanksgiving year around sandwich. >> oh, love that. >> let's talk about the weather. take a look at the gulf of mexico right now. we have tropical storm harvey looming toward the texas coast, places like houston, corpus christi, watching out for up to a foot or more of rain over the next 48 hours or so. and it do intensify into a hurricane. for us, it is dry, it is quiet, really refreshing air mass right now.

dew points are in the mid 50's, so as we go hour by hour, take a look at temperatures, by noon, 78 degrees, 82 degrees by 4:00. calling it an afternoon delight. ultimate doppler, dry, quiet it, will stay that way. it is kind of crisp. look at the temperatures north and west. we have 57 in pottstown, 57 degrees right now in allentown, low 60s down the shore, and the dew points, dropping into the 50's. so, 82 center city, low 80s down the shore, upper 70s, bob kelly for the lehigh valley. sunny, and stunning. >> sounds good, scotty. clock 31, ladder two just sipped by the window here, with its lights and siren on. we'll get handle where they're going downtown old city. 73:00; sun glare on the schuylkill, coming inbound toward philadelphia. startinstarting to see volume d, same thing 95. bunching up at girard avenue. hello shaders, sun glare in new jersey, headed in toward the talcony palmyra.

slow going along route 70, 42 freeway, bounce up to warrington, not bad at all off 202. and for the gang out here in chester county, jammo, on the bypass, eastbound, as you work your way out of thorndale. eventually heading in toward king of prussia. good news, normal service returning to the norristown high-speed line today. that includes all of the express trains, so good news for commuters this morning. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you. well, a camden county father accused of killing his own three year olson has made a plea deal to manslaughter. >> now, if david creato were scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges, in a matter of weeks, than is after camden county jury deadlock in his first trial that was back in may. under the agreement, creato admitted under oath he deprived three year old brendan creato of oxygen in october, october 13, 2015, brendan found about a mile

from his father's home hours after he told police the boy had wandered away. those we spoke to, were not surprise that creato struck a deal. >> i think it is kind of sad that you can murder your son, and end up being sentenced to eight and half years. but you have to have evidence to convict somebody. so without evidence, it makes it very difficult. >> i'm sure he looked forward, and his lawyer said this is the best thing you can do. >> it is appauling, shocking, scary, but doesn't really surprise me. >> creato will officially be send tents today ten years in prison on september 29th. the reason why they're saying eight and a half, because through time already served, you can get out in eight and a half. >> shack johnson, our attorney is here, good to see you. >> good to see you again mike. >> i don't know anybody who didn't think he did it. >> sure. the community at large if you were keeping up what was being said on social media, paying attention to the court of popular opinion, everyone, no one surprised that he took this deal. >> i'm not even sure that the jury -- i think the jurors a

lot of them thought did he it, just didn't have enough evidence in. >> there was a problem sort of putting him with his son, despite the thousands of text messages, between he and his -- the evidence just didn't connect all the dots just so. >> and do you have do it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> and the first trial it was a ten-two split. two people weren't convinced. >> so now that, you know, he admitted under oath that did he it, now that we know he did it, it makes the 91 call even more interesting. so he is faking, listen to this. >> absolutely. >> i just woke up, and he wasn't in my -- i don't know if he wandered out. i don't know where he is. the door is unlock. i guess he unlocked it. >> people are wondering, who could a three year old know to unlock the door and be able to get out. >> and the clean socks of course, the socks were clean, down at the ravine watery area, they did test and found out the socks couldn't have washed themselves clean.

there was a lot of circumstantial evidence pointing in to his guilt the. >> yes. >> just wasn't enough evidence to convict him the first time. prosecutors could have much like, you know, other case that is we talk becomes high profile cases could have decided to try him again. i think this community would have appreciated the camden county prosecutors office going all or none, you know? if a jury acquit him, fine. but i don't think that you sends a very good message to the general populous when you allow a person of this magnitude, did such a haneous crime to his own seed link, to walk away with ten years. >> well, who gets -- who would they ask? i mean, would they talk to the little boy's other family members to see what they wanted to do? >> absolutely. the reason this came as a surprise to all of us, there was no news conference called, because they talked to the family, in private, to make sure this was done with their blessing. and for whatever reason, not having to go through the rigors of another trial, the family agreed it. >> get it over with.

>> absolutely. there is some value in that as well, make no mistake about it, the pressure, anxiety goes through sitting through that kind of trial couldn't be described in words. >> so many people though, i mean, we don't know what the family has gone through, but a lot of people feel strongly about. >> this they say ten years? how do they only, you know, how could they make a deal for only ten years? >> what i mean. so when the camden county prosecutor's office goes to negotiate cases, you know, in the immediate future, people will be thinking wait, that dad killed his son and got ten. i only did xyz there is will be looming large in people's minds going forwards. >> do you think they just had no evidence, they didn't think they could convict him with a trial? >> but if that's the case and i'm david creato, why don't i roll the dice and see if i can get off again? >> the problem is if he doesn't, he looks at minimum 35 years. life quite frankly, or life. >> yes. >> so that was -- this was a very good sentence for mr. creato and his defense team. >> i'll be out before he is

30. >> out before he is 30, exactly. now with respect to the prosecutors their evidence doesn't get any better. they laid it ought out the first time. so there were issues with their medical examiner, his autopsy report. >> let's go back now that we know he did it, he admitted he did it, and going go into the interrogation room, remember the first night, i guess the next day, he is talking to police officers, detectives, saying what happened. >> so we see the moment when he finds out what happened to his son. >> yes. >> are you saying -- >> no, no, no. no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no, no. >> i'm sorry, sir. he is my best friend. i love him so much. >> what happened? what happened? >> that's what we're trying to find out. okay? >> where was he? >> he was found along the shore line. >> the shore line whatever? >> the river.

>> the river? oh, god. did he need your help? >> what we're trying to find out. >> oh, my god. why? who would want to kill him? he is was my buddy. >> i'm sorry. >> so they say that he was deprived oxygen. so did they ever -- do you know? >> dow not. i know you what getting ready to; i do not. i am very shock that the prosecutors didn't make him say in open court for the family have real closure, what exactly did you, what did you do? >> why? >> did you suffocate him with a pillow? prior to leaving the house, carry him down to the shore line? people still, those questions are still looming large. so his case is over. he'll be sentence in the september. but the family still doesn't know how brendan died. >> so he'll never have to say, doesn't have to be a closing statement? >> no, ma'am. >> they won't say any wishes, something you wish to say.

>> done deal. done deal. >> even whether he has his official sentencing? >> that's correct. >> should have been made a part that far -- >> you got to tell us. >> that's right. the family, his mother deserves to know. >> god. he's out before -- ya, right around his 30th birthday he will be out. chaka, thank you. >> three years old. >> and the devestation left in its wake in that community, really. >> quick break.

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can we talk about lane johnson? because he got ready for the season, i'm excited, and i'm glad that he's back. >> on the offensive line for your philadelphia eagles. >> because that ten game suspension, awe. >> open letter to the fans. >> yes, the player tribute titled don't mess with fill. stant beautiful? just that alone. >> read it to me, flu. >> suspended for ten games last season for failing a drug test, and with this new season approaching, he has a lot it get off his chest. so he says, he has a lot of anger toward the nfl for the way the league handled the suspension, but through it all he says suspension lit a fire in him. and he had a message for eagles fans writing in part, are you ready for this? >> nfc east is the toughest definition football, will get even tough they are season because nobody will want to face us. i'm not saying this just to blow smoke, i'm telling you guys this is how it's going to go down.

so philly, here's what we're going to need from you. fly with us with us and just be you. >> wow. >> highly encourage to you read, i mean, casino every long, but he talks about what it was like when he first came to philly who he learned from, talks about the fans and his first experiences with them. how he felt about his teammate during that time, now all right, i'm ready to get back, get in this, he talks about carson wentz he has nicknames for him. >> everybody keeps talking about this nickname. >> did you read the snarl. >> no. >> what is it. >> i don't remember. >> what's the nickname. >> i have to look it up. brian, do you remember? >> something in reference to him coming from north dakota. >> it is on my facebook page if you want to see it, i shared a link, by the too many i was done, i was like so excite the.

>> so i wanted to sky and scream at the same time, eagles. >> did you run out of your apartment, ahh, smoke behind you and stuff. >> but that was what was happening inside of me. i just had to keep it contained in the workplace. >> you're a very erie meisha until passionate woman. >> hear it? >> bear grills. >> that's his nickname? >> why, he explains why. >> bear grimes, famous outdoors man, some of the other thing, saying that carson wentz, reminds him of him. so that's what he calls him. >> yes, but hey, i think because he walks in, hooks on his back padge, that kinds of thing. >> you'll show up in the lockerroom looking like he's ready boots, back padge, back pack with pun of of hooks, bear grills. >> isn't that cool? you walk into barak kiss with combat boots? i love that. >> but who is bear grills,

what's a bear grill? >> i don't know either. >> could you look that up? is there some guy that climbed a mountain named bear grills oring? >> i assumed everybody else would know. >> and how do you spell grills? >> grylls or something. >> maybe a person who climbed mountains oring? there is bear grills. looks like richard curtis. >> he does. 's british adventurer, writer and television present fresh northern ireland. widely nonauthor his television series man versus wild. >> that's where i know that dude, man versus wild, now, all makes sense. so. >> i just kept going. listen, one part, i'm telling you very well written, wayne johnson, if you want to be adjourn list and work for us,

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>> 7:50 on a thursday morning, looking liver, south

philadelphia southbound at packer avenue, penndot calling it an accident, so waiting for the police to show up on the scene there. so if you are headed south on 95, just south of the walt whitman bridge, watch it right on the curve there speaking of the stadium area, joint jumping today, miami day in south philly, phillies taking on the miami marlins 1:00 # five, eagle taking on the miami dolphins, both in south philadelphia. we will see a lot of folks that will hit them both, go to the phillies game, take little nap, right back into the eagles game tonight no matter how you shake it see a lot of change over in and south of south philadelphia throughout the day. good news, norristown high-speed line normal service returning including express trains, and looking live northeast philadelphia no problems at all on 95 forecast for the eagles and phillies fans, scotty has got it in 15 seconds.

>> fall preview out there today, 67 degrees currently on this thursday morning. look at the low dew points mid 50's, so very comfortable right now 53 degrees mount pocono, 57 allentown, low 60s right now down the shore. we go hour by hour, temperatures, by noon, 78 degrees afternoon delight calling it 82 degrees by. so across the region upper -- seven's, low 80s down the shore, don't forget the sunscreen, kick off 7:00. looking good pair of seven's down at the linc, definately feeling more like fall. guys, back over to you. >> we'll give you more information about bear grills. >> people are sending us stuff and wow. >> yes.

>> quincy harris has lost his minds. >> he's done 5k's, now he has to up the and tee. >> doing triathelon? >> yes. >> why not, mike? i got to challenge myself. >> 800-meter swim here at the ambler ymca, amazing facility, learning how to swim. i don't really know how to swim. >> how many peters is this right here? >> if you had to guess? >> where that vale about seven, eight meeter. >> and have to do 800? >> yes. >> okay, here we go. >> mike, mike? the camera guy -- >> now, he really doesn't swim well. >> welshing he is learning. >> so he has real strong kick right away. >> his technique is all right, but has some bio mechanical

issues. >> okay? >> i his breathe doing use a little bit more work. he starts to veer off as he goes, trying to keep his core tight as he goes. >> how was the technique? >> sorry, your breathing again, it started to go away, start today only do every other stroke, trying to go back to the pilot rat breathing every three strokes like we talked b your kick was good. nice and steady. that's something you want to continue doing, kicking great to continue to swim with. >> how many month do you think it will take me. >> how many months do you think it will take to mass they are thing, swimming? >> swim sag live long sport. >> lifetime? >> i don't like how that

sounded. >> to get more technique it, could take couple of months, just depending how much work you put into it. >> mike and alex, do you guys have confidence in me? >> i do, because you've been able to master all sorts of stuff, but isn't the triathelon in about seven weeks? >> there is there is one in 2018. i'm do a duathlon in about seven weeks, but yes, this, the swim willing 800 meters, that was 7 meters. >> what's this in english? >> i am area barely doing four. >> that was just seven meter in. >> just seven, i'll do it again, listen, just take this to break. just take this to break. >> yes, he needs a break. >> see, the hardest thing -- >> the breathing or you'll be worn out. >> all swimming, man, all swimming. >> people at home on twitter, what's 800 meters? >> is that over a mile? >> i believe he can do it.

>> i give him props for taking on this challenge that's for sure. >> half mile? do you have swim a half mile? 2600 feet? is 800 meters? again, i'll need that in mileage. it is a half mile. >> did you hear him? >> we'll have some fun. >> all right. >> the big triathelon, early next year. i don't know he's swimming in the ocean, in a lake? >> baby steps, get the pool down. >> and then you get out, you ride a bike for a hundred miles. >> not over after you get out of the water. >> after 100 bike ride or more you run a marathon, 26.2 miles. >> i don't know how he does

it, i don't know how he does it. >> anyway, we will take a break and come back with more information about this bear grills guy. >> more tweets are coming in. >> forecaster on wentz, apparently he drinks his own urine. more after this.

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>> eleven year old boy slot in the face. why police believe it was an accident, but are still searching for clues. whose gun was it? >> a life changing diagnosis. a high school student learns a lot about leukemia. and she started her new company. why these two sisters want you to be smart about your beauty products. >> please reply asap. a dad felt up with his kids ignoring his text. has a solution, and parents it will help you too. new app for senior teens to respond to you.

>> wildest dreams answered, taylor swift returns to the music seen, when you will be able to hear her first song from her albumn. >> just getting up and joining us here, one person won the powerball for $760 million. three quarter after billion dollars. one person up in little watertown, massachusetts at convenience store, so trying to make you feel betterment alex has found tragic stories of lottery winners. >> lots of them tonight make you realize it may not be so good to win. >> 75% of people have won big lotteries have ended up in bad shape. >> very bad shape. here the next story urus can, as i tell his story, he was 46 years old, he dropped dead the day after he won $1 million in 2012, autopsy revealed he died of cyanide poisoning, both his sister-in-law and father were suspected to be involved with the death. but no one was ever charged.

so wings and properties were divided between his daughter and widow. >> who ever poise orthopedics him it paid off. >> they think sister-in-law and the father and the mother. >> oh, got the monday. >> i yes. >> see? >> he didn't get to enjoy it for a day. really sad. >> other people get broke within a year, they have to give up all of their money, file for bankruptcy. areas a story people put hitman out and try to kill him. more bit. >> so thankful i didn't win three quarters after billion dollars last night, thank you, alex. >> your welcome. i do like him. >> all we need is our health and some good weather. >> yes, who needs money. >> new attitude. >> new attitude. >> so we have the weather. >> what an about perfect ten? >> no complaint in the weather department. beautiful for all outdoor activities later today, we have the phillies game, at 1:05, we have the eagles game, tonight, at 7:00.

68 degrees, right now. outside, dew point in the 50's, so feeling very comfortable and refreshing. low 60s north and west right now, upper 60s down the shore. >> temperatures by noon, 78 degrees, by 4:00, an afternoon delight. 82 degrees, take a look, 1:05, 78 degrees, pretty comfortable. and of course, later on tonight, the eagles game, that weather will be great, as well. we will talk about it coming up. bob? >> sounds like all day err down there in south philly. you got the phillies 10:00 arc eagles again at 7:00. a lot of extra volume headed into and out the stadium area today. 8:02, good morning roosevelt boulevard back up working your way down to the schuylkill. a lot of sun glare this morning, and an accident here, right in the stadium area. this is southbound 95, right at the packer avenue off ramp. causing delays for folks heading into south philadelphia. for the gang over in south jersey, live look here, route 73 for the shaders, again, not bad at all light volume. this is a combination last vacation week, and also,

getting ready for the kids to go back to school next week. live look at the 30 bypass, some sun glare coming out of chester county and septa says the norristown high-speed line back to normal service, and that includes the express trains. mike and alex back over to you. >> let's get back to there are so i out of south fill. >> i boy in south fill any can i -- critical condition. he somehow got ahold of gun and accidentally shot himself in the face. it happened just before 12:30 a.m. on the 2700 block of south hick street. police say the 11 year old boy was inside of his home when he got a hole of the revolver and accidentally shot himself. boys mother and father were home at the time of the shooting. police say the boy is being treated at chop and thankfully he's expected to survive this. detectives are questioning family members at the hospital. >> four brother and sisters in the house at the same time too. >> because you have to wonder how was the gun stored. how did he have access to it? who is gun was it? >> he got out of out of a bedroom.

>> another day in court this morning for the man charged with killing bianca roberson in that fit of road rage. >> so she would have been starting college on monday. she had her whole life ahead of her, but instea her parents are fighting for justice in her murder. >> sabina on the story in west chester, sabina? >> hey, good morning, guys, i'll step out of the scene, show you the courthouse here, very different than what we saw last week at the preliminary hearing, there had been k9 units, deputies, very unusual. not seeing that today. this is the formal arraignment, for 20 year old, eight year old david desper, arraigned on first and third degree murder, let's go to photo of him, mugshot provided by police. now he is accused of pulling a gun and shooting a teenage driver. as she merged lanes with him on route 100 in west goshen back in june. let's go to a picture of the victim. this is 18 year old bianca roberson, she was honor roll student, just graduated from high school. she was college bound as you

mentioned. she want add career in law enforcement. coming back from a shopping trip for college clothes, with her mom and grandmother, on that day. they decided to let her drive home alone, of course a decision they would later come to row great. video from the scene. first responders responding to that one car car crash, not realizing bianca had been shot in the head. they realize that after getting there. surveillance video shows what prosecutors allege david desper's red pick-up truck fleeing the scene. he later turned himself into authorities, and cops matched the gun found in his home, with the bullet from bianca's head. now, last week at that preliminary hearing, it was the first time that desper came face-to-face with a family of the girl he is accused of killing bee anna roberson's family and her father rodney spoke to reporters that far all happened at the hearing, and here he is talking to our own jeff cole.

>> he didn't say anything, i don't really care about why he did it, because there is no excuse. and you can't justify why he murdered my caughter. >> did he make icon tact? >> never made icon tact. never looked at us coming into courtroom,. >> i what were your thoughts when you saw him walk in shack philadelphia. >> just thinking about what he did to my daughter. >> back out here live, just talking about the fact this this mother that i have prosecutors allege of road rage, couple with the families suspicion that is this may have been race row late dollars, really in the end he says it doesn't matter because either way he lost his daughter. now this hearing, starts at 9:15 this morning, this formal arraignment. we are expecting to see david desper here in the courtroom this morning. we will be here and bring it to you guys for now, back to you. >> okay, sabina. 8:06. >> a teenage girl is hospitalized in critical condition after police say she was hit by a car while face timing on her phone.

>> oh, no. >> abington police say the 14 year old girl was head today cheerleading practice, abington high school yesterday afternoon, she was walking and talking to a friend on face time, when she tried to cross highland avenue and it was right in the path after passing car. police say the driver stopped, and helped the victim, the driver was released pending further investigation. a camden county father accused of killing his own three year old son, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. it is a plea deal. three year old brendan creato was found about a mile from his home, and his dad's home, in october of 2015, hours after his dad told police the boy had wandered off in the middle of the night. prosecutors argue that david creato, jr., that's the dad, killed his little son, in part, because his girlfriend, creato's girlfriend, didn't like the fact that he had a child.

was annoyed by t david creato will be officially sentenced in september, september 29th, to be act, he is expected to get ten years in prison, he's already is her affidavit year and half, so he'll get eight and half years. he'll be out of jail before this dad turns 30. >> 8:08. >> so i feel like parents complain about this a lot. trying to keep up with their kids, text their kids, the kids don't text back, you know they're on their phone, just not texting you back. >> didn't you just say that did you that one time? >> what? >> that your parent, you went away to cam and it was -- >> we didn't have cell phones then. >> but you didn't even want to wait in the line for the pay phone because it was too much trouble. >> it was a long line, i wanted to go have fun and play games. >> so you ignored your parents? , no i just didn't call them. >> you ignored them. >> they didn't call me. it wasn't like i was not responding. >> you digress.

>> apparently there is an app and this father created it because he was fed one his kids not responds being, karen, what's this app do? forces them to respond? how? >> almost freezes your phone. basically these alarms are going off until you responds and get right back to the person. i think this also works between co-anchors, it will be perfect between two of you. >> yes, because mike never, well, no, no, no, he responds to text, but phonecalls, i call him, it is not happening, he's not picking up, but i can text him and responds right away. >> it is called reply asap designed to fit your kids to make sure they responds by freezing their phones, and works both ways, parent and child download the app together. then sends a message or your call through the app. you better reply asp because the alarms start going off until they answer or acknowledge the text. the person sending the text gets notified as soon as it is received so they know when they got it and tread. >> i hate that. >> read receipts. >> works two ways though because if the kid all the

sudden needs to reach their parents because they need to get pick up, there is an emergency, they can do the same thing right back at them. >> listen, karen, if i text you don't call me right away. i know that i've admit that my phone is in my hands. but if i'm ticking you, i don't want to talk. >> i understands that. so right now this is only on android. i want to point this out. it is coming out on iphone soon. the kid has beta version of it, so expect it soon. if you are texting, i text back, if it gets too long, that's when i call oe it is like my fingers are goes on forever. >> true, if you have to really unload on somebody. >> one time i was really trying get in touch with mike. he wasn't responding. so i sent him a text and i'm like call me. call me asap. call me right now. call me as soon as you she. >> then it went to the capitol letters. i mean, call me now. >> did i not say it that way. >> something like that. >> call me asap. or as soon as you see this. >> ya. >> because it was time sensitive, i needed him.

i know how he is, i'll get to it in a little bit. >> i have a question. it somebody texts you and you've opened it, can they tell you've opened it or do you have to hit reply and then you see the little bulbs going off? >> depends if you have your read receipts on. on iphones they have a setting where it lets people know that you have red their message. >> i don't like. that can you get that off my phone. >> are you sure? to may be turned off. >> sometimes people sit on the phone sends message and sit and wait and see if the bulbs go up. and the three dots, if that goes up, then it stops. you know okay, they started texting and they stopped. >> yes, yes. >> there are ways to catch them. >> i know it. >> 8: 11, high school student learns a lot from her battle with leukemia. so she started her own company. why these two sisters who i am looking at right now, right in our studio, want you to be smart about your beauty

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>> good morning, 8:14, liver look at the blue route, 476 northbound, an accident, right, right at the conshy interchange, right as you come around the curve there with sun starts to pop you in the forehead there. live look, that's causing delays, from the schuylkill expressway headed north, up toward that mid-county tolls. so, again, northbound blue route accident, and that's causing a domino delay on to the schuylkill schuylkill. south philadelphia, the place to be today. we have phillies playing the miami marlins, at 1:05, eagles úplaying miami dolphins, at 7:00. back-to-back games there in south philly, i would not be surprised if you see a lot of úfolks going down there, hitting the phillies game, maybe little cat nap, and back into the eagles stadium, later on tonight, septa's adding sports express trains, and if you are hungry, meet me in mt. airy. we're going to the bakery for the breakfast sellingment today, 9:00 i'm thinking waffles and sticky buns, somehow together in one item.

scotty's got the forecast in 15 seconds. >> just make sure you bring some of the waffles and cinnamon buns back to the station, bob. 68 degrees, right now, look at the dew point, mid 50's, so very comfortable. high pressure will just set up shop over the next several days, we have low 60s north and west, mid to upper 60s, philadelphia and south jersey. so, 81 degrees down the shore, upper 70s today, in the lehigh valley and what about some football? let's talk about the eagles forecast tonight. kick off 7:00, 77 degrees. looking pretty good. now back over to you, al next. >> we're about to show you some things that look pretty good as well, scott. i can't wait to introduce you to host two system, one of them only ten years olds she

received a diagnosis that changed her life forever. but not in the way that you would imagine. it was back in 2008 when gabrielle was diagnosed with accute lymphoblast i can leukemia, which is a form of blood cancer. it was during this time that she and her sister brittany began paying close attention to the ingredient in the bath and body products they were putting on their skin. this, along with enduring two and a half years of harsh chemotherapy treatments, gave baby he will the vision she needed to start the frosting with her older sister, quite a feat for the then 16 year old who also carried full course load at school while pursuing her entrepreneur yan dream. now in it thirds year, the frosting company specialize in the natural products, that are free of gluten, par bins, sulfates. they're items good for the path and the body. sold on line, and at whole photostats stores in the mid-atlantic region, those who use them also have a peace of minds.

so i want to introduce to you gabrielle and brittany. >> high. >> can i just say i keep doing this. you to all smells so aids hazing, so good. so this start in the your kitchen? >> yes, first product was actually made in our kitchen years ago. >> oh, i bet mother was very happen which all of that you are creating. >> yes. >> you said you broke some stuff? >> duly broke mixer, and made stuff that smelled like toothpaste, but our parents were always so encouraging. >> and so supportive. >> even though you guys were having fun, it was through necessity, because gabrielle going through chemotherapy, certain products you can't use on your skin or body? >> yes, my skin was very sensitive, and also it enlarges organs, so everything you introduce to it is absorbed into your bloodstream. >> so you had to invent something could you use. >> yes. >> show us some products. >> bath fizz i, bath bombs, good as gift,/new candy corn bath fizz i. >> just in time for the fall. okay.

>> yes. >> and how much do thee runs? >> they run from 5.99 to 6.99, perfect gifts. >> you just drop them in the snub. >> drop them right in. they release aroma therapy and cocoa but ther. >> now that's good for the skin. >> yes, and this is our cocoa butter on the go lotion sticks. so great to use while traveling, to throw in your purse, just glide them right on and good to go. >> let's, wait until the get the camera up here so we can see it, just as good as lotion? because a lot of times you squirt it out, you do too much, where am i going to put it so you rub it on like this? looks like de road rant stick. >> that's cute. how much are these? >> those run from 8.99 to 9.99. >> you have all kind of flavors. >> yep. white chocolate, orange cream, lavender is sooting. >> lavender, my favorite. >> something for the lips? >> yes, our lips, great, combination between a lipstick, chap stip and lip gloss. so has a little bit of shine is moisturizing powers and

hydration. >> got to have the lips looking nice. i just can't, i mean, look at this, so you guys must have facility all kind of official things? >> yes. >> where do you make these? >> we are from nazareth. >> so all is there in your hometown. >> yes. >> very nice, gabriela know you have good news, you're still in remission? >> yes, i will be three years in november i'm officially cured. >> yes, yes, i love it. how will we celebrating? >> gee. >> we will be celebrating with cake and -- >> don't say it. >> presents, gifts, dinner? it is okay, don't be shy. >> something to celebrate. that's wonder if you. >> my second birthday basically. >> welshing congrats. that's amazing. so you two, you must really get along? >> yes, really close, basically best friends. >> best friends and sisters, business partners. >> yes. >> i know mom and dad are here, but where is all of the money going? >> well, portion of our proceeds goes to childhood cancer research? wonderful. that's wonderful and college maybe? >> yes, i recently just graduated from commonwealth charter academy on line school

that gave me the flexibility to run my business. and i'm started college this fall. >> wow. congrats. where are you going to be? >> going to local college right now. >> very nice. >> and so that means what grade are you? >> i graduated from college, and will do the business full time. >> this is now about to be a big thing, booming. so what's the website? >> frosting company. com. also at kimberton mark the and whole foods on south street pennsylvania avenue in select the mid-atlantic region. >> perfect the best of luck to you ladies. you don't need it. my gosh, this is great. let me try some of this lotion here. mike, you might want -- >> mikey always tell him. >> do you have anything foremen? >> yes, men can use our lips, and also our body products are great foremen. >> lip smoothy? >> yes. >> what's that? >> you love chocolate. this smells like chocolate. >> with the cocoa butter. >> oh, my gosh. >> delicious. >> thank you, ladies, amazing. >> are you going to expands? >> keep us updated. >> yes, we r we're very

excited. >> you should be. >> anything you want to share? not yet? we have to check back in yet. >> thank you, happy third birthday coming up. 8:22, really, mike, seriously? you won't be able to hold anything. >> feels good. nice and soft. >> you'll love this, blast from the past. >> what? >> jerry seinfeld re tells his first joke for new laughs. the first joke he ever told. >> i love it. >> so when the comedian will be returning for stand up special, we'll let you hear the joke, tell you all of the details.

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>> i bet you know every sickle joke sign felt has ever told. >> i've been to his stands up many, many times. what he's doing with his life now, too. >> i know one of my first favorites, socks, you lose socks when you dry your socks. >> you might be able to hear him talk about it again, because this special called

jerry before seinfeld, and he showcases some of his earlier material for this hour long special, and they posted some teases err clips. and i think it is had a has to do with socks, mike, listen. >> so i'm left handed, left handed people do not like that the word left is so often associated with negative things, left feet, left handed compliment, what we having for dinner, leftovers. you go to a party there is nobody there, where did everybody go? they left. >> , that was it, that was my first joke. >> still has his notes when he was writing his stand up routine. >> like all his notebooks. yes, highlighting as he's talking about it. >> so this is netflix? >> and some other clips was the sock, you can go on and see them. i think it is on instagram. >> yes. >> so it will be september 19th, right?

>> so true, he said sex are like guys trying to eggs cape from prison, socks up against the dryer wall. it is so true. i go through that all the time. i can't finds socks. >> he said, too, who want to be a sock? >> no. >> watertown, watertown, massachusetts, going to become famous now, more famous than it is already. because somebody bought a ticket up there worth $760 million there is one winner, i'll pretend to be that person after of the break.

>> time now on this thursday morning. 8:30, beautiful weather, down the shore, take a look at the folks, just out and about along the board walk, 68 degrees currently in philadelphia. dew point, right now, in the mid 50's. lack at the numbers, 68 in wildwood, 62 degrees currently in allentown, high pressure, that will be in control over the next several days. so, forecast highs, for today, upper 70s north and west. low 80s, elsewhere. and what about some baseball 10:5 p.m. first pitch, 78 degrees, comfortable winds out of the northwest, and what about some football later on tonight? 77 degrees, fall preview, the tropics pretty active. watching the texas coast for what could turn into hurricane harvey over the next 24 hours. the seven day forecast showing upper 70s to low 80s, bob? >> scotty, 8:31, good morning, everybody, accident on the blue route. 476 northbound, right here, approaching the conshy

interchange. as you come around the curve there, heading up toward mid-county. we're bumper to bumper from the schuylkill all the way up through the accident scene. also slow going, willow grove over toward the valley forge interchange. and meet me in mt. airy, if you're hungry, we head out to breakfast, i'll jump in the news van, hill to gillben's bakery, tasting waffles and sticky i buns. >> waffles? >> national waffle day. >> are you sure, you're not watching? >> i'm not watching around with you, no. but some waffle ball later? >> sure. >> let's do it. >> i'm bill waffle fan. >> i like it really doughy, though. >> i like when you go to hotels and they have a waffle maker and you can do it yourself, flip it over. >> oh, ya, ya. >> so do we have a correction to make sounds like? >> yes, see, we've been saying all morning long, that the winner of the powerball last night, $760 million, was one person got t don't know if it was a men or a woman.

it wasn't in watertown, massachusetts. its ' in a little town called chick a pea. that's just north of springfield, massachusetts. what is the main thing that you see? springfield, massachusetts? >> what? >> the college basketball hall of fame. >> it is where james naysmith invented the game of basketball. >> he went to kansas. >> was the first coach of the university of kansas. but i digress again. somebody went into convenience store in chicopee and bought a ticket and now they have $760 million, because they played those numbers. >> yep. the numbers you're looking at right now. >> he's pretends you won the winning ticket last night, all right? >> first snipping. >> go into the witness

protection program, protect your ticket. with the lottery ticket if it is a winner who ever has that ticket is the winner. so, if you lose it, if it gets stolen, it is going to be tough to claim your prize. >> what would you do? because i wouldn't keep it around the house i guess? >> right into a safe deposit box at a bank, go to an attorney's office, we will talk about that, but you want to keep the ticket safe, and then number two, you want to wait a little bit. don't -- this isn't your chance for 15 minute of fame. >> sit back, zero nine days at least to claim your prize. >> do you have to admit you won? some state yes. >> great question. some states you do, some don't. pennsylvania does have this right-to-know law. some details they will let out about lottery winners. some states you can remain completely anonymous. >> you do not want your name out there, right? next thing, want some time to put your team together. you and alex won the first thing we will do keep the ticket in a safe place, stay

anonymous, next, we will put our team together tax advise or, good attorney, good financial advisor. fed usual areas who have your interest first. right? >> now we have to pay them a fee. >> we have to pay them a fee. even then we want to be always checking. right? look at johnny dep. he trusted advisors. and now we've got $50 million later, missing, right? didn't work out all that well. so put together a team of folks we can follow, check their references. >> now, yesterday, alex, you had a lot of family, friends, but today when you win, probably going to have more. >> they come out the woodwork. >> so the next thing on the checklist go, a wall on social media. >> okay? >> take yourself off social media. right? this is the time where people you never even remembered all the sudden, they're all going to be looking for you. this person in massachusetts once they become public, i guarantee you, they'll get a lot of facebook friend requests.

>> baby boomers inheriting money, that sort of thing, single best piece every advice, after seeing successful people navigate through there is don't change your lifestyle too quick. don't quit your job at good day just yet. >> hear that, mike? don't quit. >> okay. next week i'll quit. >> so maybe for year or so. keep your lifestyle the way it is, sure, you can up great your car, maybe take the vacation, but eights not spends like ai or johnny dep. keep things in moderation at least for a year until you get your act together, your plan together, and adjust to this new found wealth. 70% of lottery winners go bankrupt within a new years. >> we have example that far. >> alex, tell us. >> i've been looking at all of these stories after they won the lottery, how their lives go. this woman was in new jersey, evelyn adams, won twice, back-to-back in 1985 and 1986.

she was too cock which her luck and headed to atlantic city where she gambled everything away. after losing it all, she started a new life in a trailer park. >> in a trailer? >> which isn't bad. you but, she won the lottery back-to-back. >> just got to be careful. >> one guy he lost $31 million in less than two years. >> oh,. >> went bankrupt. >> go through that checklist. you'll be fine. so if you go through the checklist, we will help these winners. if you're listening up there in chicopp, if you're listening, take our checklist, use it it, will work. >> 70% have gone bankrupt. thank you, dan you. >> got it, guys. >> quincy harris believe it or not is training for a triathelon. >> learning how to swim. >> i'm at the ambler y. yes, swam 800 meters, we will do 26-mile bike ride, then do 3.1 run. will teach me about speed, endurance, speed and

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>> i'm at the ambler y, training for a friday at long, terrence, i've learned how to swim, casino every. now, we have to work on my running, because i have to do 3.1 miles. i have to do a 5k. so we will do couple of things to help me out? >> we will work on your speed and work on your endurance, so we'll start off with some sprint, see how many times you can come up and down in 30 seconds. >> okay. >> how many? i think -- >> pushing for three. >> three? >> pushing for three, i think you got three. starting in that time. and go. >> okay. this is tough. >> let's go, give me that intensity.

>> terrence, how much time? >> that's only 112th. common. you got it. one. fifteen seconds. >> oh, my gosh. this is tough. oh, my goodness. okay. what does that help? >> helps your endurance and with your speed. >> how was my time? >> thirty-seven seconds. wasn't bad. >> that was good, yes, that was good. >> let me see if i can run around the track. >> okay. >> in 30 seconds. >> i would suggest deep breaths first. >> yes. >> and then see how many times you can get around in 30 seconds. >> only going to be once. >> ready? >> yes. >> go. >> trying out for a triathelo

triathelon. >> got the mike. >> don't lose the mike. >> all right,. >> i got it. >> quincy you should ask him about form, too, i know form is really important when running. >> well, when you have equipment on. >> that's true. >> you're doing good. >> at the says you're doing good. >> why did you stop? >> because this stuff is heavy. >> it makes -- >> it makes all the difference? >> yes, it does, terrence, we work on form next hour. >> yes, we have to work on form. >> and how was this, terrence? >> that was good. >> are you lying to me? >> no, we call that equipment malfunction. >> alex used to run in college. >> but not long distance. >> i'll go get something to drink. we're at the ambler y training for what, what was it, i couldn't hear you guys. >> i said i didn't running long distance, i didn't do any

try at long as or anything, so you have two of the three down, now we will do the final part. when we see you next. >> yes, we will be back in the next hour. >> thought you were ready for another one. >> getting you ready. >> it is amazing he's doing this, seriously, ill watch from my chair and he does this. 8:44, taylor swift, did you hear? looks like she's coming back. with some new music. when you'll be able to hear the first song from her new albumn, also, this one looks to be a little different. what are you taking from the promos she is putting out on some of these pictures? looks intense. >> ♪

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time now is 8:47. live look at the pocono mountains blue mountain beautiful conditions, low humidity, and lots of sunshine for today. high temperatures in the poconos, by the way, upper 60s to near 07 degrees for today. in fact, right now in philadelphia, we have 68 degrees, look at the dew points in the mid 50's, so very refreshing, when you step outdoors. we have 62 degrees in pottstown, upper 60s right now in wildwood. so here is a look at the planner. hour by hour, by noon 78 degrees, 82 degrees, by 4:00 this afternoon, first pitch for the phillies game, looking at 78 degrees, and

then tonight, for the eagles game, weather looking pretty good, as well. temperatures by kick-off tonight right around 77 degrees. it will feel more like fall. back over to you. >> hey, carlos from page six, welcome back to philadelphia. what's this deal now, taylor swift has a new cd coming out, right? what is it? what's it called? >> it is called reputation. you know, we haven't seen taylor swift really publicly since february. so, you know, it has been almost a year, and now it is going to be non-stop taylor swift. she teased the albumn earlier this week, and it sent the internet into a frenzy, even, you know, there was snake that she teased on her instagram account. it was everyone was talking about what's this mean, even respectable music traits like billboard magazine was writing articles, they wrote i believe three articles about this just one image that she posted on instagram. she didn't say anything. they even interviewed a snake

expert to ask them what it means. quite bizarre, so everyone, it is all taylor's world right now. that's what it is about to be. so the albumn it comes out november 10. she is releasing her single from the albumn tonight. >> now, carlos, did i hear some people -- i did read some articles about there is the snake was in reference to kim kardashian, did you hear that? >> what? >> yes, people have been saying it is in reference to kim card aryan, in reference to kanye west, to katy perry, all people that she has had fueds with over the years. and it could be a reference to herself. because, you know, when that whole kim kardashian taylor swift debockle went down people were calling taylor swift a snake. we don't know yet t could be a reference to me. who knows. we've been write being her for, you know, forever, we've been writing their about their feud and break one tom, i just hope that she doesn't write about page six on this. >> you know what, carlos, she might. if you look at that photo she posted there are like

newspaper articles all behind her. show might be talking about. >> you. >> exactly. you know what's fun think morning. mariah carey fans are even on it, because she is battling justin bieber for the longest number one single. now they want tame or swift to beat justin bieber, so that he doesn't beat mariah carey longest running single. >> geez. >> so quite bizarre, the power of taylor. >> okay. >> we're going to find out. did she say what time tonight? did you mention that? >> she has not, i haven't seen where she listed the time. so, you know, we have to keep checking back on her social. >> any moment. >> any moment, yes, any moment. by tonight, yes, for sure. >> taylor swift breaking news. >> wow. >> i'll be watching the eagles game. >> ya. >> snake greer, thank you for that report. >> thanks, guys. >> by the way, the new show page six premiers in about two weeks. >> oh,. >> here on fox. it will be good.

just gossip for the entire half hour. good stuff. >> nice and juice. >> i yes, your children are listening, top chef. you know from top chef? >> yes. >> gorgeous. said she has done watching her weight because she talked about weight in front of her seven year old daughter, now her daughters worried about her weight at seven. our kids are listening to everything we say.

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>> it is one beautiful day. >> can't wait to spend some time outside. >> oh, this is for earlier. i need a whistle. >> settle down, children. >> has any other morning show start that way today in america? >> i doubt that. >> she is strangling me, because i threw her under the bus earlier today. >> yes, at least you announce that you were going to throw her under the bus, before you through her under the bus. >> yes. >> then came along, she is under it.

you feel better now. >> yes. >> good. you guys are ready for eagles football. >> yes, we are, going to take down the dolphins shall usually in the 9:00 hour we see the charter buses driving past i bet they won't pack tis today, be in their rooms. >> i think maybe on a game day, you might sleep in. >> if any of you all are watching, tweet us, let us no, i don't think you get to sleep? >> like kissing your sister. >> is it? >> doesn't count. >> thursday, august the 24th, but a lot, i mean, zero nine guys out there tonight, on the side line. >> why is kissing your sister not count? >> because -- >> do you know what that term means, kissing your sister? >> like kissing your sister, like, you know? >> not exciting. >> i mean, like, you know, some back water, like kissing