♪ . from the fox 29 studios, this is good day weekend >> a man driving around philadelphia trying to lure young girls >> i was trying to ask her, ok, what happened. she was like the man in black car. >> six incidents in matter of days. >> what police tell us he's saying to these children. hundreds hit the streets in st. louis clashing with police after an officer is acquitted of murder. more than 20 arrested, ten officers injured and more than more protests planned today. >> it's a beautiful weekend to hit the beach, we're talking sunshine and 80's but jose churning up a danger in the water ashes warning about rip currents. did day, it's saturday, september 16th, 2017 we cannot say seem to get away from

weather events >> every weekend we're tracking some kind of tropical system, first harvey, irma, then jose >> how are you >> i'm good, it's a little muggy, we do have areas of fog on this saturday morning, you know what this weekend is? it's the last >> that's why i wore black >> let's folk in on what's happening. weather by the numbers, scottsdale of one to ten, we'll give it about a nine, we do have that he is areas of dense fog developing in south jersey, sections of delaware county we'll talk about that in just a few moment, live look at the shore showing it breeze, but also showing you we're kind of socked in liquid's fog, that will burn off giving way to sun and clouds, 68 right now, humidity it's high, 87%, winds out of the north northwest about five miles per hour, it's 55

this morning in mount pocono, 61 in the lehigh valley, berks county, reading, 63 degrees. mid 60's through sections of delaware, 70 right now in wildwood, and atlantic city checking in at 68. so look at the visibility. pretty good right now in philadelphia. but look at millville, down to 0. 0, in atlantic city, dense fog and dover, down to wildwood. we also have some patchy to dense fog as you move into lancaster county, also sections of the lehigh valley. here's the bottom line for your saturday. 84 center city, 80 at the shore, the lehigh valley, 81 degrees, and once again, watching outlet for early fog, in the afternoon, sunshine, the latest track on jose right now an 80 miles per hour hurricane, movements to the north and west about nine miles per hour, as we go in time, it will move up the eastern see board parking lotting the coast

and that is too chose for comfort early next week, we'll talk about the dangerous rip currents and what impact, if any, parts of jersey shore jersey beaches could see next week. we begin with breaking news out of kensington, a shooting investigation underway near 8th and east indiana avenue around 5:00 this morning, a big police presence in the area, we do know the victim survived. breaking his morning, a home catches fire in the city's west oak lane section. police say it started around 3:00 a.m. crews got a handle on the flames within about 30 minutes, most is on the second floor of the two-story home officials say the home was vacant. police investigating several attempt lurings in northeast. parents understandably on edge, this is a picture of the car. police believe the man is driving. it's black with tinted window

but the make and model still unclear at this point, philadelphia's special victims unit says there were six reported incidents between last friday and tuesday of this week, all of them involving girls believed to be ten years old, who were outside on school property or walking to school. mostly in the frankford section of the city. the victims tell police the man offers them money or they notice him recording video. in one case, a girl said she was asked to get inside the car as the man got out and started unzipping his pants. >> i don't even understand what's going on, it's so close to home. i don't even know what to think right now. police are working on a sketch and investigators are still looking at surveillance cameras from that area. happening today, marine charity run in seaside prompting tight security. runners were disrupted last year by a pipe bomb alongside the

route no, one was hurt but the i mean the cancelled year later, hundreds say plan to participate in today's race to show their town's resilience. a funeral in cherry hill today for on a local sailor who died in the navy ship collision last month. kenneth smith was one of ten sailors who died after a navy ship collided near singapore, his funeral and visitation will be held at the st. andrews methodist churn this afternoon. british police arrest a man. a homemade bomb partially exploded on a subway train yesterday, 29 were hurt. all victims expected to survive. witnesses remember what happened in that terrifying moment. >> what did it smell like >> burning hair, skin >> you could hear it.

it was so close and we piled just the train and running for our lives. >> on twitter president trump called the attacker a loser terrorist saying scotland yard should cut off internet access to extremist groups, isis claimed responsibility saying it was carried out by an affiliated unit. this is the fifth to hit britain and the fourth in london. protests turned violent in st. louis after a former police officer was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of a black man. last night, hundreds of protesters hit the streets marching across the city. police chief said at least ten of his officers were hurt trying to make arrests. former st. louis police officer, jason stockily shot and killed anthony smith in 2011 after a high school chase. in 2013, smith's family settled a lawsuit with the st. louis

police commission, but first-degree murder charges were filed after new evidence was revealed. a are judge acquitted the officer yesterday. activities say they will meet again today to plan for the protest. s >>and a federal judge said the department of justice does not have the right they don't hold funds to sanctuary cities, they would lose public safety grant money for refuse also to impose immigration policies but a u.s. district judge granted a temporary nationwide junction until chicago lawsuit against the justice department reaches some type of resolution. scott said, the weather may be beautiful but with jose looming, the waters may present a real danger, whether delaware or new jersey, if you're hitting the beach, this warning is now, rip currents are a big concerning dave kinchen has the store from ventnor.

>> reporter: we're told waves are on the way from jose of how are people handling it? very carefully. >> if you get tired and you know, you can definitely run into a little trouble. just want to make sure you're pretty confident with your abilities. >> reporter: the things he keeps in mind before a round of surf wig the threat of rip currents up and down the jersey shore. >> we got to work out all year long and try to stay in shape, because when the waves get good like this, you want to, you know, be able to have fun. >> reporter: jose is expecting to bring in dangerous rips >> tats force faster than an lifeguard swimmer. it can pull you out and tire you out. and that's really the danger >> once you get taken out, you have to try to swim to the sides, parallel to the rip current. >> reporter: the current also changing due to beach

construction projects. >> with the peers and a gullies going on, it's natural for that type of erosion. >> reporter: while he plans to venture out far, his wife said it's a different story for their kids >> i won't be letting the little ones in past their knees, keeping ka close eye. >> reporter: life guards tell me they've had an increased in the number of rescue this year compared to last year. be careful if you make where you are way down here, ventnor city, dave kinchen >> stay with us, much more to come dc preparing for a busy day of weekend, marches rallies and possible counter protests, while many are expected to make the district destination this weekend. and later it's the of it unveiling maybe since the iphone ten, to nike shows off it's new

jerseys. coming up. weekend wendy has a great event if you like to come into the city and you like to get a bargain or something that nobody else has, it's the head house square flee market. at 2nd between east pine and south, you know what head house square looks like vintage clothing, jewelry antique furniture, and so much more and a lot of people watching as well. have a great time from weekend wendy and me.

♪. ♪. ♪ . ♪. welcome back on saturday morning, last weekend of summer, 2017. we have areas of fog out there. so just be mindful on this saturday morning, down to 0 miles in lancaster down to 0 at the shore as well. pretty good still in and around the philadelphia area along with trenton. here's the bottom line as far as what to expect if you're headed to the shore, morning fog, a pretty nice weekend weather-wise, we're dealing with the rough surf, the dangerous rip currents because of jose churning in the waters of the atlantic. swim only where the life guards are present or stay out altogether. ultimate doppler we are dry and quiet but we have the fog across the area, here is what's

happening with jose, 80 miles per hour hurricane, most of the country, right now is dry, quiet, maybe you're traveling to sections of the southeast or into florida, maybe a spotty shower, smoking in sections of montana >> cold pool of area right now situated to the north and west, as we go hour by hour, 70 around 8:00 a.m. temperatures into the 80 are degree temperatures by 11:00 and high temperature later on around 84 degrees. that's above average for this time of year. the normal is 78 degrees. 84 today. 82 degrees for your sunday, here. the infrared satellite perspective on jose looking racked as we move on to the eastern side of the storm, but a burst of convection around that center of circulation, you can see the spaghetti plots and the fair and impartial track from the national hurricane center

taking it north, paralleling the coast as we move toward early next week, most computer models keeping it away but a few wants to bring it too close for comfort. as we go hour by hour, watching it churn over the weekend, nearing cape hatteras as we move early monday and as we move toward monday into tuesday, maybe some of those rain bands moving towards the atlantic city area and down the shore. so next tuesday, will be the timing for the closest approach, so should tidal flooding, gusty winds and definitely dangerous rip currents, we'll, of course, continue to follow developments with jose and have much more throughout the broadcast. >> thank you so much. a new temporary statue near city hall getting a lot of attention and people are talking. only in philly. our bruce gordon says the decision to place it there was no mistake. ♪ . ♪ . >> reporter: i'm bruce gordon,

they say good art, important art is supposed to spark conversation, even controversy. well, in center city, philadelphia, just outside the municipal services big, it's mission accomplished. all power to all people will stand near the frank rizzo till november. the eight foot tall piece is a essentially an afro pick with a he wasn't that forms the shape of a black power salute, reviews bypassers by have so far been mixed some see the work as an important tweak at the rizzo statue >> it definitely caught my eye >> i like it. >> others look at that comb and find it frivolous >> a pick. that's terrible. >> we could debate all day long what the statue says and means, but one thing seems very clear. it was placed where it was placed, as a deliberate counter point to a larger than life statue of man with a very

controversial record on race relations in this city. many were calling for the removal of the statue weeks before all power was set down, and of course, we all know the rizzo statue has been vandalized by the late mayor's critics. the afro pick is clear would you be able to racially charged -- without a doubt racially charged. let the conversation begin but let's not be coy. it's run by the steep mural arts program jane goldman and genuine civic treasure is that charge, here is golden on good day when asked about the placement of it being near the rizzo statue >> did you know it would cause this much controversy >> not really to be honest. we picked the site a year ago. so things were different. >> not really. sure, the national movement to tear down controversial statues had not yet gun, but rizzo's

reputation in some circles as a racially di have i as if couple didn't just bubble up last month, to many, rizzo was a troubling personality for year, even decades, why not admit. the afro pick was placed where it was placed to provide a counter point and stir up controversy. paul far ber is the artistic director, he too denies there was no plan of the placement. >> all of these monuments are talking to one another, and this is an addition to the conversation. and >> it is closest to the rizzo statue. that may be the last >> it's placed in between, all of those monuments are talking to one another. >> let's just say i'm not convinced. i believe it's more than coincidence that a black power symbol has been placed so closely to a statue honoring a man accused by many of belittle ing african-americans.

good art sparks conversation but that has to begin with honesty. only in philly. 7:19, washington, dc preparing to post two ambitious rallies one by supporters of president trump who hope to draw a million people and another a musical fan group likened to a k kcult. >> reporter: we're talking about three nature major rallies, along with a couple of others, you can see road closures right, this is coming into the district from the major interstate 95 on to 14th street, northwest. the road is closed along with several roads surrounding the national mall. you can see police right here heavy police presence on stand

by. this scene will remain the same but it will be filled with people in just a few hours. now, what is happening today, again, is the mother of all rallies being build as a full american rally. we're talking about a rally they say is to preserve and also protect and also defend american culture and american history. it is anticipated that there could be several clashes happening here in the district. because there's a jugular march on washington. that specific rally and march is attracting fans of the insane clown posey hip hop group, its provide thing their designation by the federal government as a gang. then we have the march to protect american democracy along with the race to beat breast cancer, so several major events

happening here in the district. several rallies, protests and potentially counter protests. i want to point out that as for the march of all rallies, they saying and a they're urging their attends is on near website to not bring confederates, communist flags or foreign flags. of they're asking attendees to bring the american flag and they say that this is a march to unify the country. now, obviously, the concern, at least by the dc metropolitan police department is there could be protesters and counter protesters and all of this is happening about a month after what took place in charlottesville, which we all watched and witnessed a white supremacist rally that turned deadly. they do not want that happening here and they have some strategies in place to hopefully

prevent that from happening here including the office of police complaints be they have three major teams that will be spread across the national mall, we're told that those team members will have on neon yellow arm bands that say assembly observer. they will also be equipped with equipment to monitor and record audit and also visual, and also communicate with each other so that if anything happens at any given point in time, they can act and move at a moment's notice. back to you. >> thank you so much. busy morning in dc, thank you. 7:22. the future is now, nike unveiling its new jerseys. it can be bigger than the phone 10, we have your first look and we want to hear from you all morning long, use the

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go to trial next week, the adopted son of the football coach pleaded guilty yesterday. to 14 counts of child sexual abuse, including pressuring a teenage girl to send him naked photos. welcome back, you're watching good day weekend saturday september 2017. bikers rolled through our studios at 4thth market. . it's the final weekend of summer, some locations waking up with a little bit of fog, a live look across the parkway, looking pretty good. the visibility in philadelphia at ten miles, but heading to south jersey, zero mile visibility. millville 0, atlantic city and wildwood along with lancaster dune to a quarter of a mile in the lehigh valley. where the fog first thing on

saturday morning, 80 degrees by lunch time, by the afternoon, 84 with a mixture of sun and clouds for today. and then tomorrow, 82, the normal for this time of year is 78 degrees. still keeping tabs on what's happening in the hurricane basin, a category 1 at 80 miles per hour, movement to the north and west about nine miles per hour. as we go through the weekend, it moves farther to the north and early next week, parallels the eastern sea board here's that cone of uncertainty, too close for comfort for the delaware beach, jersey shore and as move to sections of new england, but most of the models it appears will keep in center of circulation out to sea. however, next tuesday, with the

closest approach of jose, there might be coastal showers to kind of pin wheel back toward the jersey shore, there might be tidal flooding. we do know for sure dangerous rip currents next several days, watching the tropics in addition to jose, we might have maria and also lee develop but look at the seven-day forecast, the main day that we're watching nor that impact potential around tuesday down the shore. back over to you. >> thank you so much 7:33. breaking news out of kensington. a shooting investigation underway near a and east indiana avenue around 5:00 this morning, you can see there were a lot of police on hand at that scene, we do the victim survived. we're waiting for more information and we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it a home catches fire in the city's west oak lane section, started around around 3:00 on the 1500 bill clinton of mayland

street, crews got the handle in about 30 minutes. most of the damage is on the second floor of the two-story home. officials say the home was vacant and no one is hurt oversea, british police arrest an 18-year-old man in connection with the london subway attack. authorities raised the threat level to critical, highest possible level a homemade bomb partially exploded on a subway yesterday morning, 29 people were hurt. all of the victims are expected to survive. witnesses remember what happened in that terrifying moment. >> what did it smell like? >> burning hair. burning skin. >> the men shouted run, really loud. could you hear it it was so close. and we all just piled off the train and was running for our lives >> president trump called the attacker a loser terrorist saying scotland yard should cut off internet access to extremist groups, isis claimed responsibility for the attack saying it was carried out by an affiliated unit.

this is the fifth to hit this year the fourth in london alone happening today, a marine corp charity run in seaside new jersey is prompting tight security. the jersey shore town was rattled when the race was targeted in a terror attack, runners were explode when a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can. hundreds say they plan to participate in today's race to she their town's resilience. students back to school in montgomery county but some teachers may not be in the classroom monday, the methkdin notified the district it's now or never for a deal. joanne pileggi has more. >> reporter: they were just starting to settle in and the teachers may walk off the job on monday >> it's been a week. that's crazy. so, it's a shame they can't get this hammered out >> parents frustrated for the

threat of a strike >> i think all the teachers -- they're hard workers and taking care of our kids, i hope they get paid what they need to get paid but at the same time you hate to see them strike to early. >> reporter: teachers say they're frustrated too. they started negotiations in january. their contract expired june 30th. >> we did give the district a strike notice that we will go out monday morning at 7:30, if we do not reach a settlement, we're not meeting the county averages, we're below the county averages and looking to not have continued low salaries then look another paying exceedingly high premium shares in medical >> the school board had hoped a fact-finding session and third party mediation might move the negotiations forward but if the teachers walk out, they won't happen >> it's about my kid with the sports and they probably won't play this week and it's a loss for them and they will be disappointed. >> reporter: president chris boardman said, quote, this is

the time that students are settling into their educational routine and learning materials that will set the tone for the year. it is dis heartening they will be denied this because of the decision. both sides agreed to meet with a mediator on sunday. obviously the goal is to hammer out a contract and avoid a strike, joanne pileggi. fox 29 news. her nose knows, meet charlie she sniffs out something no other k9 can. stay with us as charlie shows off her skills.

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♪ . ♪ . drug sniffing dogs, we've heard of them. some say k9s can deck sickness. how about a dog that can sniff out online predators? that caught our attention and hank flynn traveled to delaware county to check it out. >> first i thought that was weird. but after you told us and explained it. i said, ok, i understand now. yeah. i mean, my dog can find any piece of food. >> reporter: dog lovers pleasantly surprised. me blown away. i'm hank in a delaware county room in media bringing something

out something i've never seen act dog trained to sniff out pornography, my take? same as yours, how is that possible? delaware county da john whalen made the announcement >> we're announcing a new weapon in the war against child victims, child sexual exploit ation special tool is charlie. >> reporter: he's a 2-year-old yellow labrador trained to sniff poconos mountains chemicals to electronics and she finds a flash bag in one of three blue bags, child predators use devices to hide illegal photos and videos, his handler says she can sniff out >> now you can't hide anything. when you're talking about a card that you can hide under the carpet or between the wall board and the floorboard. it's -- it's amazing.

of what she's able to and it's going to have a huge impact >> the cost of charlie plus training about $12,000 combined covered by a homeland security grant, he's one of about a dozen dogs in the u.s. doing this kind of work and delaware county said she'll work with state and other county agencies on their investigation, her reward when she finds something, gets a ball. >> part of her training, i take her out and we throw tennis balls that have the odor on them and that's the reenforcement for her >> i came down to the dog park in drexel hill, the only dog park run by the county. none of these are surprised >> dogs are man's best friend. >> i'm not surprised they can be trained and i think it's great. >> reporter: between drug detection bomb detection, therapy and seizure dogs, all they do i shouldn't be surprised, but if charlie has

half the impact they hope she will. good dog, charlie,000 see good dog, i'm hank and that's my take. salina gomez letting her fans in like never before. dr. mike joins us live to explain how the pop princess kidney transplant is helping her manage lupus.

♪, , ♪. welcome back on this saturday morning, time now is 7:46. socked in with the clouds, the low level moisture and some fog right now down the shore, so really continuing to monitor that early on saturday morning, dangerous rip currents this weekend if you're headed to the shore, 68 right now, humidity high at 87%. winds out over the north northwest. right around five miles per hour, water temperatures in the low 70's, 70 in wildwood. 67 this saturday morning in millville, low 60's in wrightstown, 64 in the lehigh valley, mid 50's in mount pocono. look at the reduced visibility outside of the philadelphia area. down to 0. and lancaster, a half mile in allentown, down to 0 right now, down the shore. she don't that will be the concern early this morning. the planner across the region, 84 in center city, by this

afternoon, 80 down the shore. 81 in the lehigh valley with the afternoon sunshine, so what to expect if you're headed down the shore or the delaware beaches, morning fog out there, burning off mid to late morning, then afternoon sunshine mixing with clouds, rough surf, dangerous rip currents use extreme caution, if getting in the water. herely a look at what's happening with jose. the water vapor imagine reshowing you the western side of drier air trying to end train itself into the system, it looks look it will paralyze the eastern seaboard. 50 in denver, 40 in billings, montana. as we go hour by hour, we have marathons, festivals, temperatures will be 80 around 11:00 and 84 in the afternoon.

much more on jose and potential impacts coming up for the jersey shore when it comes to children and teenager, more are turning up in emergency rooms addicted to opioids, researchers looked at data on dependancy among young people. they found more than 50,000 emergency room patients weres diagnosed with dependancy or addiction in 2013, that number 32,000 in 2008. pop star salina gomez up about her recent medical scare, gomez underwent a kidney transplant as a result of her battle with loops, the 25-year-old singer shared the news to explain why she's been mia, saying it was i need to do for my overall health. it was her best friend who donate add kidney and saved her life.

she said there weren't words to describe how my beautiful friends gave me the ultimate gift and sacrifice by donating her kidney i am incredibly blessed. more people learning about lupus, here to help us learn more, dr. mike on a saturday morning, how did you get here? he said they asked and i came >> maryanne vaughn. >> what is that? what is lupus? it's an autoimmune disorder >> we don't know what causes lupus but it can be devastating and affect any organ in the body. it's what it is, it's an autoimmune disorder. body attacks itself leading to inflammation and damage, and in her case -- and in many cases, the kidneys were involved. >> here's the situation i can share with you. i went in for blood work for my throat issue that you were helping me try to navigate and i

got blood work back and i thought what does this even mean it pops up on your phone so i get an alert and it says anti--- what's the test >> when you're worried about things like lupus or any kind of autoimmune disorder, one of the things we test is called the anti-nuclear antibody and double stranded dna. fancy tests that look to see if you have evidence of an autoimmune disorder like lupus, also check your creatinine accurate knee test >> you said you should go see a rheumatologist and i did and got my test results back recently and i'm clear, but when i was looking line by line, i thought what are all these tests? >> what they're looking for is to see if you have protein in the urine, to see if you have any kind of autoimmune disorder. whether you have something like

show grin syndrome which can cause dry mouth and eyes, there are a number of conditions, scleraderm ma >> for salina what happens next? >> basically, salina, unfortunately had a significant problem with her kidneys and needed a kidney transplant. now, i want to show a picture of what a beautiful normal kidney looks like. do we have that? because what happens is when you have something like lupus, it can affect those kidneys, and, there it is, now, that's a deceased kidney, and it doesn't look all beautiful and nice and round and plump and pink. it looks diseased. what happens is that autoimmune condition will damage and

destroy the ability of the kidney to filter out toxins in the blood. kidneys are a beautiful thing. they're beautiful organs and they're essential for health. in this case, her kidneys were damaged. she needed a transplant. and had a friend that was able to be a match, so it's all amazing good. that is a very good friend. but you know what? lauren, i'd give you a kidney. >> i know you would >> you give me doctors to go to, you take care of me. >> i love you >> dr. mike, i love you. they were hacked and every day brings new questions and concerns about equifax, we have everything you need to know about what's happening and what you should be doing.

. from behind bars to the real world, it's a tough transition, mall lori from university of delaware here to explain. >> i recently caught up with a correctional officer when i was at a recent quilt show and showed me the artwork that prisoners made at her facility. invited me to come down to smyrna delaware and find out more. sitting in prison is not a waste of time at the james t vaughn correctional center, they can engage in correctional industries and learn a trade >> we have an pole industry,

>> mole apply to be put in the arts program, carmita versus rehabilitatin rehabilitating. >> she's helping the inmates profit >> anywhere there's an event we can get into, i take this art to them. sell this art. inmates do receive 70% of the proceeds. >> this piece here >> once an inmate and now the instructor, he can credit the prison arts program for teaching him to you to give back >> i benefited from the program, like i say i'm able to give back to others. >> reporter: the industries are more than about just passing time. here, the inmates can make furniture from scratch or to take orders from customers to earn wages. >> most of the guys come in here and have no trades. a lot of them have no jobs. the biggest challenge for us is

to teach them work ethics, we've had guys learned a trade here, gotten out and got a job in the manufacturing company >> we're not just the mean, you know, correctional officers everybody sees us as. we're trying to help these inmates. >> reporter: mark paris feels they're more than inmates, they're employees' >> work out there is the same as it is in here, dog eat dog, i want to make sure my guys get out and don't come back. >> preparing them for the best. >> what happns with the proceeds? >> so 70% of the proceeds goes back to the prisoners as wages and the other 30% goes back into the program to keep it running. >> mall lori, thank you so much. 7:57. what nasa learned about saturn from its space craft. . a year after a jersey shore bombing, this year's military race comes back stronger than ever, steve keeley made his way

to the shore >> the last time we were here, there was a big fire and crowd, and it is a big race, last year's race got cancelled because of the terror bomb. this year's race is going to go on bigger and better than ever.

♪ . from the fox 29 studio, this is good day weekend. a man driving around philadelphia trying to lure young girls, it's the sixth incident in a matter of days, what police tell us he's saying to these children. and thousands hit the streets in st. louis clashing with police after an officer is acquitted of murder. more than 20 arrest, ten officers injured, and more protests plan for today. they were hacked in every day brings new questions and concernings about equifax. we have everything you need to know about what's happening, and what you should be doing. good day, it's saturday, september 16th, 2017. take a look outside. it's a nice one for us here in

the philadelphia area, the only bad news, scott, just dropped on me about an hours ago, is that it's the last official weekend of summer. i got to put up my summer sandals. >> not so fast, because temperatures are still going to be in the 80's later on this afternoon. so enjoy that final weekend of summer. lots of events taking place across the delaware valley down the shore, also as you move toward the poconos, weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, we'll give today about a nine, temperatures will be above average. we'll make it into the 80's. live look right now down the shore, we still are socked in with the clouds, fog, folks along the boardwalk, you can barely make them out becaus of some oh of that dense fog, 71. humidity high at 84. we'll look at the visibility, pretty good in trenton, in philadelphia, at 10:00, 10:00 in the poconos, but look at the 0s right now. atlantic city wildwood, zero visibility in millville just be

mindful on that. 68 in trenton, 71 in philadelphia, upper 60's in wilmington, 70 wildwood, 68 in atlantic city. that planner for today, early fog in some spots, that will burn off giving way to a mixture of sun and clouds, 84 the high, 81 for lehigh valley. take a look at jose right now, 80 miles per hour winds, museum to the northwest about nine miles per hour, coming up we'll have the latest track and potential impacts for part of our area coming up. lauren? >> thank you so much. 8:02. breaking news out of kensington, a shooting investigation near a street and indiana avenue after a 45-year-old man went to piss piss company potential hospital, the victim has been transferred

to temple where he's undergo going surgery and expected to survive. we'll bring you more information seasons we get it a home catches fire in the west oak lane section, police say this one starte around 3:00 a.m. crews got a handle in about 30 minutes, most damage is on the second floor of the two-story home. the home was vacant and no one injured. a security garrett starts shoots outside a philadelphia bar and killing a gunman. a man and a woman were dropped off at temple, both suffering from gunshot wounds to their legs. they told police there was a shooting scene at a bar near germantown and cumberland streets, when officers responded to the scene, they learned a security guard at the bar with the license to carry watched it all happened and acted fast. police say he shot the gunman several times in the stomach, that shooter died at the hospital. >> security guard cooperated

with police and was taken over to the hospital as a witness, and positively identified the shoote shooter. >> police are looking into surveillance cameras in that area. a parent's worse nightmare is police investigate reports of a man trying to lure girls in northeast philadelphia. they're looking for a man who's reportedly confronting 10-year-old girls in the city's frankford area. our shawnette wilson went to the scene to learn more. this surveillance picture shows the car police believe a man has been driving. while attempting to lure little girls in the northeast. philadelphia special victims units said so far there have been six incidents beginning tuesday, most recent ones happened this morning, around 8:10 on jackson street, a girl was walking to school when the man in the car approached her with money. he asked her if he could take her picture for money >> i don't even understand what's going on >> residents were stunned to hear what happened as detectives

spent the morning investigating a second incident on glees me street where a girl was walking to school when a man pulled up and got of the of the car and asked her to come over. girl said he was unzipping his pants. a woman who didn't want to show her face said one of the girls came running to her for help >> she said to me the man in the black car. that's all she told me and i was trying to ask her, ok, what happened. she was like, the man in the black car. >> reporter: yesterday a girl told police she was in the courtyard here at sullivan school when she saw a man taking pictures and recording the kids. of two other incidents earlier in the week were reported near watson constantly and tomlinson road >> if someone is trying to get you over to the car, don't do it. full of apprehensive talk walk away or run away if you have to. ♪ . it's been one year since a

jersey shore town was the target for terrorist attack during a charity run, runners were taking part in the marine core 5k when a pipe bomb went off in a trash can. the community coming together for another year over the seaside 5k. steve keeley made his way to the shore, throws this morning with much more. hi, steve. >> reporter: rather than start on my ugly facing look at this beautiful picture of dolphins dancing on the air just off the beach here in seaside. what a perfect day. when you see dolphins jumping out of the water like that just off the beach. even the dolphins will tell you the water is fine. come on down for the last saturday of summer. look at that shot. so i just wanted to show that you before we lost the dolphins, before they showed up for this race as well. now, we're going to pan down the boardwalk and you can see the crowd start toing to gather for the start to of this race at 9:30 this morning, and you'll also notice a lot of security

this year, because they had to cancel last year's and here's the picture everybody remembers, the blown-up trash can before the race started. this was the first of many terror bombs that an eventually arrested terrorist had set starting here and up in new york city, so that's why there's so much security. and the reason you'll see at least 2000 and probably more participants is to show solidarity and strength in the face of terror and showing the marines love because that's what the race i about. one of our favorites people at the shore is thomas boyd, let me give you history on him. when i was a teenager, he was a teenager here. and he was a lifeguard when i was swimming in the ocean here, and stayed in town his whole career as his whole family dhis brother, retired state trooper, now, the head of the lifeguard, you got a multi-pronged weekend. let's talk about serious stuff

and the race first, a lot of security. we'll show you a boat out there with the dolphins. you got differs in the water >> we got air, less than and sea, we didn't take any chance, two drones in the air, the security mapping is absolutely incredible >> we see the eye on the sky on the fresh boardwalk where we had the fire. you guys just doing this so people feel secure and also, i guess, you're expecting anything possible because that's how brazen sometimes terror acts especially a day after london >> the fbi, homeland security is involved, ncis, the prosecutor's office, sheriff's department, state police, five six different local agencies. we're ready for anything >> it's not like you have to go through a melt detecter to be on the boardwalk or be in the repairs there's still a free wheeling spirit at the jersey

shore >> we have different check points but you don't know where they're, we have dozens of undercover, if we feel there's a situation with the drones watching people or doing face recognition, there's a lot of stuff we're implementing here that hasn't been done before in races. >> we want to thank your brother in law allowing this balcony spot. >> you got the storm off the coast. you wouldn't know it, it's the end of the summer, you lose your cops because cops turn into life guards >> due to the budget, they keep the life guards on as long as they know, my brother is chief board of life guards, if jose comes up and there's nobody on the beach, we have to put police officers on atfs to protect people >> you can get knocked down by -- two guys in sea aisle got killed body surfing. we'll hit the mid 80's, this

will be a big beach day, you got the other big story once the race is over, the work is not over for the next few days, you'll be busy here >> the night of time to come to seaside is in september >> there will be a lot of people in the water. you can be in knee deep water and you're gone, the ocean is a dangerous playground. you think it's fun but you got to be careful >> unless your a dolphin, of course >> yes. >> reporter: there's the new boards of the last time we were here with chief boyd, he was stopping a fire from spreading. that was in september. lauren, september 13th, 2013, this was a national story, they're still rebuilding, those are fresh boards. by the way, you're responsible for spreading this fire because you're the one that saw it and you called out the museum aid right away. >> southeast winds 33 miles an hour, that's oxygen is a fire's best friend, we knew once that black tar got lit. you weren't going to stop it.

we got with the local fire officials, chief cut the boardwalk in half. it was a big effort on everybody's part to stop it. >> thanks for your time and i know you're busy, get back to doing your job. by the way, i asked him how much longer he's going to do this, he's only a few months older than me, he said nine more year, he'll still be working here at the jersey shore, what a lovely shot. we'll leave you with a look at the ocean, it will be a big beach weekend at the jersey shore but make it safe, guys. >> we appreciate his service, steve keeley, we appreciate you. 8:11 this morning. a florida woman is a little richer. why she said hurricane irma is to thank. i wish i knew her. a fire reend to a elected long mission, what nasa learned about saturn from its space craft. >> weekend wendy has a great

event for you today if you like to come into the city and get a bargain or something nobody else has, it's the head house square flee market goes until 5:00 in the afternoon, at 2nd between east pine and south, you know what head house square looks like and best part is vintage clothing, jewelry, antique furniture and so much more. a lot of people watching as well. have great time from weekend wendy and me.

29 people were hurt, all of the victims are expected to survive. isis claim responsibility for that attack, saying it was carried out by an affiliated unit. back on u.s. soil, protests turned violent in st. louis missouri after a former police officer was acquitted of murder charges in the shooting death of a black man. last night, thousands of protesters hit the streets marching all across the city. the police chief said ten of his officers were hurt trying to make arrests, former st. louis police officer jason stockily shot and killed anthony smith in 2011 after a high speed chase, a judge acquitted the officer. activists say they will meet again to plan for the protest washington, dc preparing to post host rallies, one by supporters of president trump. and another by a musical fan group likened to a cult, hi,

tisha. >> reporter: hi there, good morning, and the preps and everything is happening right now. the district and police are ready for these two seemingly opposing groups coming together, we're taub the mother of all rallies. they describe themselves as pro american, here to preserve and protect american culture and history and then we have fans of the posey hip hop group which a protesting their designation as a gang, that is happening. take a look at what's happening to my right on the national mall. police are here blocking off roadways, also preparing for anything that could happen later in the day, just in case. many roadways surrounding the mall are closed. the stage is set. but this area is under close observation by police. now, i want to let you know what police chief had to say for those that are coming to the district for these events.

take a listen. >> most of the events had happening on park police territory. they will have the staffing out that and we'll have the entire police department working to assist them. if you come here with the intent to break in the law, we're going to safely and respectfully take you into custody. >> there's several way they plan to do that. we can talk about the office of police complaint. they will have several teams out here on the national mall. three teams we know for sure. they will be wearing armed band, neon yellow arm bands that will have assembly of observer on them. and their job is to observe and to monitor situations, to prevent them from escalating, but they also will be equipped and have the ability to record audio and visual. they can move very quickly. all of this coming about a month after the rally we saw in

charlottesville with white supremacists that ultimately turned deadly. they do not want that happening here. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news >> we're hoping for safety's security in the nation's capitol. the weather looks glorious. >> we're looking at temperatures above average later on this afternoon, lauren, the average for this time of year is 78. we'll be in the low to mid 80's, but right now, down the shore, we have a little bit of fog. that will eventually burn off. we have 71. high humidity at 84, look at the reduced visibility down to zero miles, atlantic zero, wildwood, not that bad as you move along the i95 corridor, still patchy fog north and west. high temperatures later on, low to mid 80's, 83 atlantic city, 85 in wilmington, low 80's for you in pottstown al with allentown, that weather authority seven-day forecast showing you a in his weekend and watching the coast, especially

on tuesday for the closest approach of jose dangerous rip currents at the shore, fall officially arrives next friday. summer is over back to >> all right. thank you so much. scott. . resources out in full force through the florida as state recovers from hurricane irma. florida residents still trickling back. many finding their houses significantly damaged or even destroyed. this morning, close to 2 million homes and businesses are still without power. florida power and light said workers from 30 states and canada have been working 16 hour shifts to speed things along. >> hearts go out to them one woman forced out of florida by hurricane irma finally heading back home, a little bit richer. fox daniel lampa explains one mother's drastic turn of luck >> i was like this can't be right, i'm seeing it wrong, there's no way. >> tiffany has thefield talking about staring down this lottery

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daniell lama >> wow you're thinking like i got hurry and get out. you landed in the right place >> that's awesome. what was i going to ask you >> the weather >> you already told me, it's perfect. let's check the lottery numbers. ♪ this is it mom-o-log. it's a behind the camera edition. a lot of times the celebrity makeup artists tell me i need highlighters. mom of the year i know that highlighter contouring is out, but they say it will make my foundation look better >> highlighter is great. there's couple things that you were not remember. if you go with powder it can be drying and age you.

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when nazi intentionally fired the space craft into saturn's atmosphere. they sent casina to space nearly tebow years ago, nasa said the mission was a success since casina's launch, they discovered six new moons and water, nasa said they needed to end the mission to keep the space craft from crashing into one of saturn's moons. do you think there's life somewhere else? are you one of those people >> we don't know. >> i don't know. you'd have to think though, when the like water and activity and things like that. ok. this story got scott fired up and you know he doesn't get fire up about much. our car gps devices can give us problems at times taking us off course, police say that's what happened to a driver in easton when his gps led him right into a river. officers say the man's gps led him to drive al a bike path in a park late last saturday. he realized r he couldn't drive on to the path, he reversed the

course but found out he couldn't go that way either, the man was unable to stay on the bike path because it narrowed and his car rolled right off path side ways into the lehigh valley river. thankfully he was not hurt. he did receive several traffic citations though and that brings us to this morning's instant reaction poll. how much do you rely on gps directions when you're driving? scott, tell us how you feel >> i think people are too dependant on them. i have a pretty good sense of direction. use common sense sometimes, those things aren't always right. look around and if it's -- one way, you're not going to go that way, if it's like new construction or something, judge the, yeah, you have to go a different way >> i know in the live trucks we use the tom tom devices and those don't tell you about the new roads or traffic. so you can type in something else and then you look at google maps and there are ways and it will tell you an hour and 15 minutes, so people get turned

around and frustrated then paying attention to the device's not looking at the road >> i don't have one of those separate gps things, i just you don't say my phone if i do >> careful, police officer ahead, pothole ahead. 8:28. we have everything you need to know about equifax and what you should be doing, and a year after a jersey shore bombing, this year's military race comes back stronger than ever, steve keeley is there. hi, steve. >> we are here with great people. what do you believe, of the turn-out >> it's fabulous, i'm on the committee and been on the committee since the inception. >> reporter: pretty good weather >> we got a lot of people thunder out because of what happened last year. >> reporter: we're on the boardwalk in seaside, this is

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scott has a look at your final saturday of summer >> we're wrapping up 2017. final weekend. 84 today, 82 degrees for tomorrow. looking pretty good. some areas of fog down the shore, that will burn offer giving way to sunshine, temperatures top out in the low 80's down the shore, but rough rip currents and also use extreme caution if you're getting in the water. all because of hurricane jose movement to the northwest at nine miles per hour r miles but the parallels the coast and i think the center of circulation will stay out to seeing dangerous surf, dangerous rip

currents, there might be a few rain bands that move toward the jersey shore, delaware beachs into tuesday of next week, as we look at the threat of tropical storm force winds, 20 to 30% chance, as far as impact, we're talking tuesday, maybe some tidal flooding at the time of high tied, there could be gusty winds but the main will be the dangerous risk for those rip currents, that weather authority seven-day forecast showing you a nice weekend, then as we move toward tuesday not bad, by next friday, fall arrives, a high of 79. >> onier later, a jersey shore town recovering after they were targeted in a terrorist attack during a local charity run, runners taking part in a marine corp 5k when a pipe bomb went off in a trash can, the community coming together again for the annual race and steve keeley made his way there.

hi, steve. >> reporter: we're at the start and finish line, they weren't revealing the course till just recently but you can see the sign here, seaside finish. the banners they will race towards the amusement pier, everybody remembers the roller coaster from sandy in october and then a devastating fire in 2013, then last year a terrorist bombed the race before it could start. look at the size, and i got the man main, tony vaz. you got to be overwhelm >> great day. the weather and so forth, but i'm really, happy to we're hosting this after last year's tragedy, and it's a sorry thing, but we want to tell people that as a nation, as a state, we're not afraid of terrorism. we can't live in hybernation, we have to show the world america is the greatest country in the world >> i think a lot of people are

showing that by being here, there's a lot of people don't even run here doing this >> the day will be full of excitement. and we're also excite baud one of the honorees is a seaside heights resident wounded in hire row gee ma. and he's a great guy, great human being. >> you're showing off seaside beautifully today for the nation and showing strength. thank you. i'm going to bother a guy named dan, another tough former marine, dan, get the family over here. these are brothers here, lieutenant kernel. >> colonel. ? both you guys, military men at a military race, and if anybody will show strength in the face of terror it will be a tough marine.

>> that's correct >> what do you think of the turn-out >> awesome, i was expecting this a beautiful day and proud to participate. >> reporter: from let's say the late 70s to 1980, what kind of time are you going to do in this three mile race >> i'm going to finish 550 an mile >> you'll remember boot camp and paris island >> i think i was running with the drill instructor, he said where you are you going, i don't know, but wherever you go i'll go >> i'll be your drill instructor if i start to see you walk >> what are you doing >> i retired 34 years of service in the new jersey national guard, i'm here to support my fellow brothers and sisters, that's what we do, it doesn't matter if you're in the army, navy, air force marine, when it's time to serve, we serve tacony, i'm here to be part of the team and enjoying the great jersey shore >> i see a lot of trophies and i expect both of you guys to be

holding them up at the end. >> we found a couple of military men. after the big military show this is kind of an addendum, so a second day of military show for the weekend crew, pretty good. >> amazing turn-out there. steve keeley thank you so much. let's switch gears and talk money, cashing in this morning, keeping your personal information safe, the federal trade commission investigating the massive equifax breach, the he could apparently knew they were vulnerable to a hack and didn't did a single thing for months, now scammers calling people pretending to be from equifax calling people to get your information. i feel like it's a case of for deja vu for us >> 143 million of us have had our private parts exposed by equifax hacks, they sat on this

for awhile, i suspect this is just the beginning. we're going to see more fall-outs, some executives were canned. you'll see a few more of them go, ceo wine be signing any long-time leases, this will keep going, is your money safe today? and >> it's never safe is your answer >> unless you're way off the grid, it's never safe. but good news is there's some things we can do to reduce risk. and we should do them. practical things that don't take a lot of time. scott, lauren, think about this, how many financial accounts do you have? bank accounts, credit card, morgan >> six >> count them up. it's a lot. the average american household has 15 financial accounts. different institutions. that's too many. tip number one, reduce them. you don't need that many. scott if you have an old bank account you haven't touched gathering dust, get rid of it >> sometimes they say leave the

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