>> ♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. a revenge crime. a woman answers the door to find a gunman waiting on the other side. >> i pray to god she pulls through. that's how me and the other neighbors feel. >> what we know about the shooter police are calling armed and dangerous. plus, how a three-year-old boy gets his hand on a gun and accidentally shoots his uncle. the circumstances that led up to this scary situation. and oh, baby, the kardashian jenner clan is getting a little bigger. inside dish about kylie jenner's pregnancy news. ♪ >> and it's the end of the world or is it? the man who predicted today as dooms day has a change of heart but he says the end is

near so we ask you how would you spend your last day on earth? use the #fox29goodday. >> good day everyone. it's saturday, september 23rd, 2017. so how would you spend your last day it's a question we got to think about for the next two hours. >> we'll talk little bit about it i probably would have a great meal to say the least. >> absolutely. >> maybe something to drink, t too. >> maybe a private jet that can stop at all the cities you've ever wanted on your bucket list. >> that's gooded yes. i like that, right? >> okay. look at the sunrise over philadelphia. scott, apparently, the first day of fall was yesterday but our weekend will feel like summer still. >> yeah, we're talking temperatures upper 80s, low 90s, lauren really not feeling like fall on this first full day of autumn. we're on the brink of a possible heat wave, but weather by the numbers on a scale of one to today we give a 10a lot of sunshine out there. beautiful sunrise across the area. as far as those temperatures right now, it's 67 degrees. humidity at 59%.

the sun will set this evening at 6:56. so let's talk about the temperatures right now. upper 50s pretty comfortable north and west for the lehigh valley. the poconos low 50's right now. we have 67 in millville along with wildwood. but get ready for some autumn heat. all because of the jet stream. a dip out west cooler temperatures around the four corners but out ahead of that we're talking 90-degree temperatures over the next several days. what was jose continues to diminish but it's churning the waters up so dangerous rip currents if you're headed down the shore. water temperature still in the low 70s. for today a moderate risk for those rip currents so just be mindful of that it's irish weekend down the shore. low to mid 80s both today and tomorrow. so here's the bottom line. center city 88 degrees. remember that sunscreen. stay hydrated. 83 degrees down the shore for today. and the lehigh valley. 87 degrees with a lot of sunshine. coming up we'll talk about hur

hurricane maria and how it might impact our weather next week. lauren. >> all right, we'll wait for that. scott, thank you very much. 7:03. limerick township police looking for the man they say is armed and very dangerous after he shot his ex-girlfriend's mother. police have identified the suspect as 30-year-old greg feldman. they say he went to the victim's home on long meadow drive around noon, shot her twice when she answered the door. according to police documents the victim is 48-year-old amy herman. she says feldman asked for her daughter row beck had was also home when herman told him he shouldn't be there he allegedly said i have something for becca and shot the victim. police say the victim's daughter told them feldman event whatly told her "i wanted to you feel my pain". neighbors were stunned to hear what happened and hope the victim is okay. >> she's a breast cancer survivor, and i pray to god that she pulls through. you know, that's how me and the other neighbors feel. that we just are praying. >> police say feldman was

driving a 2016 black mazza sedan license plate kfc-4605. a warrant has been issued for his arrest. the victim remains in the hospital. now to center city where a man was shot by his three-year-old nephew. police say a philadelphia hous housing authority officer left his loaded weapon inside a car. that's when a three-year-old who was in that car climbed out of his seat, reached for the gun and fired it at the officer's brother. that housing authority officer now suspended. >> at some point, the three-year-old child got loose from his car seat, got a hold of that weapon and fired it. >> the 24-year-old victim who was shot through the back of his right shoulder was taken to the hospital and an investigation will determine if the officer will return to work. now to some breaking news overnight. four separate minutes in north philadelphia lands several people in the hospital. one man in his four social security in critical condition this morning after police say he was shot five times. the shooting happened on the 3,000 block of north eighth

street around 11:00 o'clock last 90 on the corner of north 27t 27th. police respond to shooting there. this time we are told a 23-year-old man was shot in his lower abdomen. he was taken to temple hospital. no word on his condition. we're learning that one person was critically injured after a hit-and-run accident. police responded to the scene at tioga and ninth streets around 2:30am. victim was taken to temple hospital and another hit-and-run at the intersection of broad and glenwood. police say a man was taken to temple hospital with unknown injuries from that accident. no arrests were may. no car recovered in that incident. now to our top stories. john mccain deals another potential fatal blow to gop leaders the arizona senator says he will vote against attempts to repeal and replace obamacare. this mark the second time in two months mccain has said no. he says he cannot in good conscious vote for the graham cassidy proposal. here's why. he thinks republicans and democrats could work together and come up with something

better. he also says he can't support it knowing the cost how it will affect insurance premiums and how many people will be hurt by it despite mccain's latest announcement the president remains hopeful. >> so he decideed to something different, and that's fine, and i say, we still have chance -- we're going to do it eventual. we're going to do it. >> maine senator susan collins says she also is leaning towards voting no on the bill. lawmakers only have until next saturday to get the bill through the house and the senate. secretary of education betsy devos rescinds obama administration guidelines to investigate campus sexual assault allegations. obama's policy included 2011 memo requiring colleges to investigate complaints even if there was already a criminal investigation. devos believed the policy placed too much pressure on school administrators, favored victims and lacked due process. opponents say the old guidelines may have been too aggressive but have protected many students and forced schools to confront

problems previously swept under the rug. eight of the surviving members of the little rock nine reunited for a news conference yesterday. commemorating 60 years since their desegregation anniversary. panel took place at the clinton school of public service in arkansas' capital where they answered questions on what it was like to be a part of such a milestone in the national civil rights movement. you may remember back in 1957, the group of nine african-american students famo famously integrated what was once an all white high school in little rock. let's talk your money. did you install your own car seat a recent study by save kids worldwide found up to 80% of parents are doing something wrong when they install that car seat. that's why aaa is offering free car safety checks today. certified technicians will perform free safety checks at triple a headquarters in dearborne as part of national child passenger safety week. the event runs from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. children must be present at the

seat check. you're fired! those are the harsh words that president trump wishes nfl owners would say to players who refuse to stand during the national anthem. we'll talk more about that. and a story you won't want to miss. new jersey man shares his message of hope and survival after losing his entire family during an earthquake while on vacation. he joins us live later in our show. and hey single ladies and fellas. we're celebrating you. why one is not the loneliness number today. ♪ hi, i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy and she's getting ready to climb into hammock she's going to spruce street harbor park. it is spruce street harbor park and they're having fall festival this weekend. of course they always have the hammock there is. they have those big oversized games, but for the fall festival they'll have live music, they'll have apple cidar, even show you how to press the apple cidar,

and they're going to have a petting zoo and a whole lot of other surprises as well. so the fall festival in this weekend. spruce street harbor park is open through october 1st. whatever you do, have great time from weekend wendy and mow.

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strengthened to category three storm is sweeping through turks and kay case but recover row efforts are just beginning for many impacted islands nearly 70,000 puerto ricans being told to vac eight their homes as authorities warn they are living downstream from a 90-year-old dam in eminent danger of failing. and because the storm knock out power to the island, communica communicating those vac weighing orders has been quite the challenge. in mexico city survivors still being pulled from the rubble four days after the country was rock by its deadliest earthquake in more than their years. search and rescue teams from around the world starting to arrive including some from right here in the us. so far at leave 60 people have been rescued from the rubble. as of this morning, 293 people have died from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake. speaking of earthquakes we're learning north korea was rocked by earthquake. we'll get more information on that but first, scott williams with a look at our forecast here in philadelphia and the surrounding areas. still feels like summer. >> we're cranking up the heat so you need the ac, you need the

sunscreen, the water. it will feel more like july. take look at the numbers here. 88 degrees by the this afterno afternoon. the normal by the way is only in the mid 70s for this time of year. yeah, what about some fall football? not so much. we're talking temperatures tomorrow 91 degrees. take look at hurricane maria category three hurricane winds sustain at 120 miles per hour. movement north northwest at about 9 miles an hour. over the weekend early next week it parallels the eastern seaboard similar to what jose did last week. so by middle and latter part of the week we're talking dangerous rip currents, beach erosion, more rough surf. and once again, too close for comfort with that track. here at home outside our studios looking pretty good. 67 degrees. winds out of the normal at 7 miles per hour. we have 59 degrees in pottstown this morning. 59 in reading. upper 60s already down the sho shore. so for this first full day of autumn, not feeling like fall as we go hour with hour.

you can see those temperatures by noon, 83 degrees. 88 degrees by 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. so once again, across the region we're looking at temperatures mid to upper 80s. so once again, take it easy. it will feel more like july as opposed to the first full weekend of fall. we'll send it over to you. lauren. >> thank you very much. president donald trump making clear how he feels about professional athletes protesting during the national anthem. while speak tag rally in alabama trump encourage the nfl to take extreme actions toward any player who takes knee during the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bleep off the field right now, out, he's fired? >> several athletes along with nfl players have been refusing to stand during the national anthem. as protest at the treatment of blacks by police. trump says those players are disrespecting the flag, american

heritage and what the country stands for. he says they've behavior is driving away viewers and says spectators who witness such protests should pick up and leave. with every action of course comes reaction. at host 1nfl player lashing back redskins linebacker zac brown took to twitter and told trump to stay in your place, football has nothing to do with you smh which is shaking my head. brown was second team all pro in 2016 and also made his first trip to the pro bowl. well, pretty safe to say philadelphia is known democratic city. in fact there hasn't been a republican mayor in almost 70 years. new numbers hit home just how one party the city really is. bruce gordon explains only in philly. >> reporter: hi, i'm bruce gordon. with a question. how low can you go? well philadelphia's republican party has an answer. really, really low. we've just learned from the city commissioner's office via philly mag that the number of registered republicans in the city has apparently for the

first time ever fallen below that of the registration numbers for independent and third party members. let that sink in for just a minute. fewer republicans in the city than the combined numbers of independents, libertarians, green party, socialists. we've known for years that democrats wildly out number the gop in philly. first by a three to one margin, then five to one now it's nearly seven to one. why should you care? if you're republican the answer should be obvious. your views on local matters simply don't count. your candidate won't win. can't win unless, of course, he or she is guaranteed victory by charter like those two set aside seats on city council. and if you're a democrat, well, your candidate is almost certainly not as hard working as transparent or as considerate of your views as they would be if they actually had chance of lo losing election day. the result, we elect our democratic mayors to eight year terms at which time they hand

the keys to the next democrat who was of course chosen, elected in a primary system in which a relative handful of party activists are pulling all the strings. i won't bore you with the ever growing list of local democratic elected officials now living in prison or under an ethical cloud. that's the obvious result of one party rule. the bigger and probably worse result is a sense of voter hopelessness and apathy that keeps everything just the same. and don't hold your breath waiting for the local gop to get its act together. its leaders are too busy squabble link over who gets to stand at the bow of this singing ship it's worth noting that the founding fathers when creating the constitution right here in philadelphia did not make any attempt to create a two-party political system such factions they believed would lead to ruin. well, 230 years later, mission accomplish. we do not have two-party system here. how is that working out for you

only in philly. ♪ >> okay this is not only in philly. single ladies and fellas today we're celebrating you because today is national singles day. >> happy singles day! >> here's a fun fact in case you're loo looking for partner d you feel a little hopeless. 124.6 million americans age 16 and up were single in 2016. more than 50% of the population. so it looks like singles are no longer a minority. that bring us to our question this morning. our instant poll reaction question. we want to hear from you. what is was if you're taken now your secret single behavior? let us know. you have to use the #fox29goodday. so we can find it on facebook, twitter, instagram or wherever you post it. we'll start with you because i'm still thinking i can't think of one. >> when i was single it was nail biting. my girlfriend hates it. so -- >> was it a hard habit to break? >> yeah. occasionally, i'll admit i still do it sometimes.

[ laughter ] >> you still do it? >> yeah. >> what does she say what's her thing owe gosh -- >> it's gross, stop it. yeah. >> yeah. but you've gotten much better. >> yeah. i think you actually met my girlfriend. >> i did. >> she was coming from the nail salon. >> getting her nails done. >> yeah. she's like, scott, stop biting your nails. it is kind of gross because all these thing if you look up under your nails sometimes -- >> such a bad habit. >> it's kind of nasty. >> what about you? >> i can't think of anything. i'm still single. >> uh-huh. >> so i don't know. i think it's -- the last guy that i dated was always like, you are late everywhere you go. >> okay. be punctual. >> let's be on time. >> that's important. >> yeah he held me accountable to that. otherwise i'm always on my own time. >> you know what it is though. unwhat season it is too. >> coming season. >> coming season. >> it still feels like summer outside people don't think that yet when it starts to get chilly outside, got to find somebody. >> find that boo. >> this winter. >> all right. let us know. look for your comments on social media. move over steph curry there's a

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>> all right. breaking news just in the newsroom. south korea weather agency says magnitude 3.0 earthquake was detected in north korea right near where a recent nuclear test was kicked an official says the quake was detected in northeastern north korea. they are pretty clear the quake was not caused by an artificial explosion. this comes of course just days after kim jong-un threatened to test a hydrogen bomb. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning i'm sean bell tomorrow the eagles have a chance to burr receipt giants. teams that start zero and three well they have a 3% chance of actually make the playoffs. eagles got a chance to basically eliminate their rival but they better not take this squad lightly. >> this is always been an exciting matchup. these two teams have played extremely well had great games, um, we split them with last ye year. our guys are eager to play. i think personally they're better than zero-two and they feel that way as well and this

is -- this is dangerous football team. weapons on offense. tremendous defense obviously and our work is cut out for us. great week of preparation so f far. looking forward to sunday and opening our stadium. >> to the phillies and the braves. this one was basically over in the first inning. kirk suzuki with two run homer right there. he had two homers in this game and three rbi's. the braves scored five runs empty first inning. the phils went on to lose this one, seven-two. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. ♪ get ready to say hello to your newest cover girl. >> who is that. >> food network star ayesha curry. >> she's making -- cover girl made at nouns many a couple days ago actually on wednesday much she's front the brand's new peacock flare mascara campaign hitting stores this november. she's already a best selling cookbook author but you know her as one half of the power couple won over america's hearts the past few years she's married to warriors point guard steph cur

curry. they have two girls, riley and ryan together. riley became super famous. >> cute. >> during that press conference and she was all over the place. now she's a big sister and her mom, dad winning everything. >> good for her. she's a triple threat. >> i know, right. she's a wife, a mom, she's a cookbook star now going to be model. >> i like them as couple, too. >> i do, too. you know what, sometimes when people are,, when they're lives are so perfect because we're jaded society. it's like you're waiting for something much what's going to happen? why is this so picture perfect. >> where is the scandal. >> where is the scandal? >> for now they're the perfect little couple. we'll enjoy them. 7:25. this could be the last show we'll hav before the world comee an. >> it will be the bet show. >> the revelation that is proving to some we are in our final days. plus, a new jersey man shares his message of hope and survival after he loses his entire family during an earthquake while on vacation. he joins us live later on good day. ♪

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7:28 now. breaking news from overnight a violent night in north philadelphia. one man in his 40 social security in critical condition this morning after police say he was shot five times. the shooting happened on 3,000 block of north eighth street around 11:00 o'clock last night. also, in north philadelphia, we're learning one person is critically injured after hit-and-run accident. police responded to the scene at tioga and ninth streets around

2:30am. that victim was taken to temple hospital. welcome back. you're watching good day weekend i'm lauren johnson scott williams has a pretty nice forecast for you on tap considering it's the first day of fall but it feels like summer and right now speaking of summer, an estimated 7,000 bike lifts are taking part in the 31st annual ms bike ride to the shore. it's benefiting the national multiple sclerosis society for the past 22 years patco and delaware river port authority have hosted the start and finish of the two-day ride from cherry hill to ocean city, new jersey and then back. riders started at about 6:15am from the woodcrest station in cherry hill. organizers are hoping to raise over $5 million this year. scott, and man do they have incredible weather. >> beautiful weather. a lot of sunshine out there. but i'll tell you it is really going heat up pretty rapidly. 67 degrees in philadelphia. look chicago right now, 74 degrees. minneapolis at 78. we're looking at 75 in dallas. so that warmth will continue to

head in our direction. live look right now down the shore. a lot of folk along the boardwalk. 67 degrees currently. winds out of the north at about 7 miles per hour. so as we focus in on those temperatures upper 50s. the general rule north and west we have 67 millville along with wildwood. upper 60s in atlantic city. so, yes, it's the first full day of autumn. but not feeling like fall as we go hour by hour, 74 degrees by 9:00 a.m. low 80s at noon. 88 degrees by 4:00 this afternoon and then what about kick off tomorrow at the linc. 1:00 o'clock. it will already be 87 degrees. so take it easy stay hydrated. owe remember that sunscreen if you're stepping outdoors any length of time the next self days. 88 today. 91 degrees tomorrow. 99 degrees on monday. 86 degrees on tuesday. then watching the coast. the latter part of next week maybe a shower down the shore and then finally feeling like fall by next friday and some breaking news.

we talk about earlier. take look at some of the seismic activity this is northeastern korea right now preliminary reports of a magnitude 3.0 earthquake due to that seismic activity. back over to you. >> all right, scott, thank you very much. parents shaken up after disturbing crime in south philadelphia. police say 32-year-old ronald coleman sexually assaulted a teenager with special needs at a local rec center on wednesday. coleman accused of leading the 18-year-old boy inside the building at 15th and morris and then raping him. the suspect is a ski city employee who was working as a seasonal maintenance worker. parents outraged. >> it's just heartbreaking. i just can't imagine the person -- it sickens me. >> this playground should be for the children and they should be able to be safe when they come here. you know, and it's terrible for that to happen. >> city officials tell us coleman did undergo a background check. he will no longer be working at

that rec sent. he now face as long list of charges. right now, limerick township police looking for the man they say is arm and dangerous after he shot his ex-girlfriend's mother. police have identified the suspect as 30-year-old greg feldman. they say he went to the vick tip's home on long meadow drive around noon and shot her twice when she answered the door. according to police documents the victim is 48-year-old amy herman. she says feldman asked for her daughter rebecca who was also home. when herman told him he shouldn't be there he said i have something for becca and shot the victim much employees say the vick tip's daughter told them later feldman says quote i wanted you to feel my pain. neighbors were stunned to hear what happened. >> she was breast cancer survivor and i pray to god that she pulls through. you know how that's how me and the other neighbors feel, that we just star praying. >> police say feldman was driving a 2016 black mazza sedan license plate kfc-frick zero

five. a warn has been issued for his arrest. >> bucks county facing a major lawsuit it could mean a big payout for former prison inmat inmates. some of those inmates were never convicted but years later you can still find their mug shots online. brad sattin has the details. >> reporter: if you need information on an inmate in bucks county the department of corrections has inmate look up tool on its website that we found wasn't even working. which attorney alan dennenberg says would have been a good thing back in 2011 when it started revealing confidential information on all county inmates, past or present, convicted or not. >> many of these people had their records ex punched. so that when you went to access it at the police department or online, you wouldn't be able to find that information including mr. taha's information. >> reporter: mr. taha spent less than 24 hours in jail back in 1998 on harassment and disorderly conduct charges which were later ex punched. he'd never been in trouble before or after. but even today his booking photo

and case information are still out there living on websites. his attorney says, all because bucks county broke the law and made the information available back then. not just on him but on potenti potentially skate thousand other inmates, too. a judge ruling that a class action lawsuit will move forward and damages could range between a thousand and $10,000 and if you mull apply that by 68,000 people -- >> your talking skate million to 680 million. >> reporter: temple law professor kenneth jacobson isn't so sure about those numbers. >> i think it's a stretch and i can't imagine that would be awarded. >> reporter: first it must be proven the corrections department willfully put out the information. >> does that mean that they put the mug shots up knowing that the law prohibited that? does that mean that they acted with some kind of animus towards these individuals? no one kno knows. >> reporter: >> well the end of the world is near some conspiracy theorists

are saying, and they say there are some signs to prove it. so we want to hear from you. what would you do if you knew you just had a few hours left to live? share your answers. use the hash tag fox 29 good day. so we can talk about itate aft e break.

♪ okay. so between the recent hurricanes and total eclipse it's been very

eventful for us for the last few months. >> absolutely. >> some conspiracy theorists think it could mean doom' day is here or at least very near. >> okay. >> i don't know. this is video is going viral made by unsealed a christian publication that says bible verse proves the world is coming to an end and luke's passage passage 21 to 25 to 26 there's quote that matches the date of the eclipse when harvey hit and when texas was flooded. so the man behind this theory has clarified that it's not september 23rd any more. it's actually -- >> there's been retraction. >> there's been a retraction, scott. >> really? >> it's not september any more. it's october that will be the month of action and seven years of war and disaster will begin on october 21st but we're still asking the question because up until today, he was saying today was the day. >> yeah. >> what would you do with your final day if you knew they were coming to an end. we asked to you use the #fox29goodday. so what did you decide. >> i would spend time with my family. >> okay. >> and i would also have a nice wonderful meal.

>> that's a big family tell us who's in the picture. >> from left to right you can see that's my sister, my mom, my older sister, my niece, my dad is hiding behind my niece, my brother-in-law, me and then that's my girlfriend on the end. >> look at there. so you were out numbered growing up? >> yeah. i was the middle child. >> you were the middle and the only boy? >> yup. >> how was that? did you get rised by your sister. >> not too much. >> they try to paint your nails. >> they did not. >> okay. sometimes you know how it is when you're the only boy they tried to force you to do the girl things. >> i tried to pull their hair out. >> i'm sure did you. >> family there's nothing like it. i haven't decided i feel like i love traveling and being around people i love. >> i feel like i would be let's get a private jet and let's just go like island hopping. >> would you have time to get off and enjoy, though? >> i'd hope so. i don't know. if i had -- if we know the actual date -- >> obviously. >> it's a private jet so the whole thing is first class. but if you know the date then i guess you can plan for it.

>> if you don't know you just got to live life. >> would you want to know the date? >> no. >> no. >> when people i wish i can see in the future and know what's going to happen with getting mary. that takes the fun out live, right. >> yeah. >> when you know what's going to happen. >> we don't note day or the hour. >> it's true. i like it like that. speaking of family did you hear this the youngest sibling in the kardashian 70 injury clan expe expecting a baby girl this had lot of people talking yesterday. the reality star and her boyfriend rapper travis scott are due in february that's according to tmz. they always have the latest scoop. the couple's relationship relatively knew they only started dating back in april. inside source says everyone is overjoyed for her and this is the happiest that she's ever been. the 20-year-old make up mogul currently stars in her own reality show live of kylie. jenner won't be the only one adding a new member of the family. her older sister kim kardashian west is also expecting a child via surrogate. we heard about that a few week ago. >> the kardashian family just gets bigger.

>> the clan grows. >> and bigger and the story line gets larger and larger. >> everyone is always like wait a minute, travis scott. where did he come from? i thought she was taking tiga. >> whatever his name is. >> yeah. off kid with -- rob had a kid with blac chyna. >> drama with blac chyna and rob. >> at least we know they're show isn't going anywhere any time soon there's always something happen. >> do you watch it with your girlfriend. >> no, i don't. >> i can't get into it. i know people who are diehard kardashian fans. >> i don't get it. >> ninth or tenth season already. >> people love it. next a story you won't want to miss. new jersey man shares his message of hope and survival after he loses his entire family during an earthquake while on vacation. such a sad story. he joins us live after the break. ♪

♪ good saturday morning. time now is 7:44. live look down the shore. beautiful weather expected. folks along the boardwalk, a nice breeze. temperatures heating up into the 80s today and tomorrow down the shore. even flirting with 90-degrees a little farther inland, but once again you can see kind of the rough surf. watching out for those rip currents throughout the weekend. 67 degrees right now. winds out of the north at about 7 miles per hour. humidity at 59%.

still 59 degrees in the lehigh valley. pottstown 59 degrees. low 60s in wilmington. upper 60s already in atlantic city. so the jet stream pattern that will influence our temperatures over the neck sever days. a big ridge in the east and a trough of low pressure as you move toward the west, so cooler air out west, and then once again, heating up for us temperatures nearing 90 degrees beth today and tomorrow. what was jose diminishing but churning up the atlantic ocean that's why we have the moderate risk today for those rip currents. water temperatures look at this, in the low 70s. but dealing with that rough surf and here's the forecast and you can see we're looking at that moderate risk for those rip currents. so be mindful of that down the shore. it's irish weekend in wildwood. 83 degrees today. 84 degrees for tomorrow. don't forget that sunscreen. that planner if you're staying in center city, 88 degrees by this afternoon. 83 degrees down the shore with

those rip currents and then 87 the high temperature in the lehigh valley. lauren, back over to you. >> scott, thank you so much. the search for survivors continues in mexico after massive 7.1 magnitude earthquake on tuesday. rescue crews pulled more people out of the rubble yesterday. officials say at least 60 people have been rescued from collapsed buildings so far. more than 50 buildings fell during the quake killing at least 273 people. authorities are saying that more than 2,000 others are hurt. back on january 26th, 2001. a 7.7 magnitude earthquake devastated parts of india and pakistan and changed the life of a then 25-year-old new jersey college student forever. he was vacationing with his family when that quake destroyed the high rise building where he and his family were staying. his father, mother, brother, sister-in-law and two-year-old nephew were killed during that event. leaving him alive yet trapped in concrete bock.

viral he was finally rescued five days later he found himself facing not only live forever altered by tragedy and loss but surprisingly new sense of& meaning for the future. he joins us live this morning. we thank him so much for being here via skype. how are you? >> hello. how are youing. >> great. so it's almost been 17 years since this incident happened with you and your family. very devastating. you're now sharing your journey in a new book. tell us why now? >> yes. so what happened is my live totally changed and after going through that incident there were lot of learning that came through after quite a few years, and it took a long time for me to put it altogether and put my learning in one place because i couldn't contain all the learning that happened during the time, and i was trying to stand back up. trying to stand back up was very difficult, and as it happened, it happened over the years, and

this was time when i knew that i -- i knew what it takes for someone to stand back up on your feet after something devastating happens. >> absolutely. >> viral, take us back to that day. you're trapped and you're stuck under concrete for five days. when did you learn you lost five family members? >> i came out about five days later outside the rubble once i came out. i was asking the rescuers about where my family was expecting that my family would be outside waiting for me. but that was a grim discovery that no one had been found. so during the next four days we were finding one person after the other, and none of them survived, and that is when i actually found out that i was the only one left out in the familiarly. >> how tragic and devastating for you. we are absolutely sorry about your loss. tell me, how were you able to

hold on to hope even in the midst of this dire situation? >> well, i kept my focus about where i wanted to go, and all of that focus and that energy came from my family, and i wanted to keep that focus on and i never wanted to give up, and that is what i had learned in life, and also to through my experience when i was inside the rubble for five days. that never to give up, and once i was outside, i had to not give up even after i had nobody around. the pell lars that supported my life were all gone but i had to -- i had to continue moving forward, and i focused on my dreams. i looked at past but i did not focus on the past. i focused on my dreams and moved forward.

so choosing light, choosing light is the book that came out this january, and the book is about my survival experience but more than just my survival experience underneath the rubble. it is more about how i pick myself back up without anyone around me. without any support that i had before, and what it takes for someone to go through something really difficult in life and still move forward and accomplish your own dreams, and it takes a lot, and that is what my book is about. there's a lot of darkness around everyone in some form, and what one needs to do in order to be able to always choose light and find that -- find that way of standing up and learn how to do

it, and over time what i gathered and i learned that is what i put in my book. >> all right. >> viral, we thank you so much for ink sharing your story. we thank you so much for choosing light, and hope someone is inspired by your story and your journey. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. the next generation in cell phones it could cost you well over $1,000. you've heard this, right? forget that. how you can get your hands on the next iphone ten for free. we'll tell you. ♪ >> good morning i'm karen hepp with today's busy momma and joining me this morning busy mama is carolyn fiori from the skippack hope chest. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's get back. it's such a -- skippack is just acute little town. >> it really. >> tell me about your familiarly. >> my husband is david even have feign-year-old son colton and a 14 year old son corey. >> you have the cutest store with some unusual really neat

thing. this top one of your favorite thing. why? >> this is the grace and lace top extender. you can layer on top of it. so you can wear a sweater over it. jacket over it. and it's good to wear with leggings because typically when you wear leggings, jeggings or season knee jeans you want to cover your bottom this allows you to wear your top that you have in your own closet and wear these with leggings so it covers your bottom. >> all the clothes that you're wearing right now, they're in your store. >> yes. i have a skirt on one size fits all and my tops are veronica m. >> you say all items in your store and one size fits all. >> just the ts by tina brand. >> that goes for all different sizes. >> some of your makeup is fabulous. this lip gloss certainly got my attention. what is it and how does it work? >> so this is boylan know company called light up lip gloss. it has 120 hours of light. it has little mirror on the side and it's all lip healing ingredients in it. >> these candles. these are local candles. >> they are. bethlehem, pennsylvania. and they are from the verde

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♪ well a local college grad wanted to make a diss and is now making that difference, right. >> right. >> all right. her leaving her mark on the fashion industry just a few months out of school. junior reporter mallory from the university of delaware here to explain how. >> hi. how are you. >> good. a local shop in philadelphia shop 65 is now selling up cycle denim by ann a company create beside college design student.

>> nice. let's check it out. >> fashion is in at shop 65 with the addition of another progressive designer to their inventory. store owner linda la ressa now offers products from a denim company that up cycles jeans. >> and again has a really unique mission i think it's really important for young people to kind of follow this unbeefable path they're taking with the sustain ability and the recycling up cycling of denim. >> and again jeans first pieced together just a year ago by morgan and young. during her junior year of apparel design studies at the university of delaware. >> everything is made from recycled denim from the jackets to the pants and skirts and the tops we don't use any new materials for their creation. >> the first step in and again up cycling process involves going thrifting for brand name jeans. >> my inspiration for an again came from the fashion industry. it takes over 1,000 gallons of water to crow 881 pair of jeans.

>> and again saves roughly four to 5,000 gallons of water per garment like this denim jacket i am wearing. >> co-founder greg carter created the company website and work on ad campaigns as he watch morgan's creations comes to life straight off the drawing board. >> the website is unique in the way that customers can create their very own pairs of jeans. >> all of our pieces are made in very low quantities you want people to feel comfortable and know that no one else will be wearing what they have. >> with 75 items currently in stock, and again has saved thousands of gallons of water in just one year. >> in the future we hope to, you know v the grand spread throughout all major cities and the us and have it become a popular name win sustainable fashion. >> ♪

♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. ♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. 8:00 o'clock this morning. crime in the name of revenge a woman answer the dart find a gunman waiting on the other si side. the chilling reason the shooter said he pull the trigger.

plus, how a three-year-old boy gets his hands on a gun accidentally shooting his uncle. the circumstances that led up to that scary situation. and you may be gifted but do you have the x gene? where you can be tested for free later today. that's good price. we like free. good day everyone are it's saturdays, september 23rd, 2017. so it's the second day of fall. >> um-hmm. doom's day, too. >> right. >> apparently then which chang changed. today is dooms day. not really wait until next month. we are all going to dime we are all going to die. we don't know when this conspiracy theorist says he knows because of all these differ things that have happen happened. >> at least we'll have nice weather. >> that's good, right. >> today will be a perfect ten across the area. beware of those dangerous rip currents down the shore. today a moderate risk. focus in on weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, and, yes, we will give today a ten. not feeling like fall. feeling more like summer and you can see the atlantic ocean still angry from what was jose kind of

churning up those waters. causing those dangerous rip currents and beach erosion for much of the past week. we're looking at upper 60s right now. humidity 54%. the sun will set this saturday evening at 6:00 fifty three vick so get outdoors and enjoy but don't forget the sunscreen and don't forget to stay hydrated. we're looking at 64 degrees now in lehigh valley low 60s pottstown. 70 current until millville. upper 60s in wildwood. so here's the bottom line as we move toward the next several days. a ridge in the east. a trough in the west so the cooler air out west but out ahead of that jet stream and that ridge we're looking at temperatures upper 80s to even low 90s. here's a look at the satellite and you can see that swirl the left over clouds still just kind of stationary out in the open waters so we will have to deal with those dangerous rip currents and also the rough surf. we're looking atwater temperatures right now generally in the low 70s and that forecast for those rip currents you can see a moderate risk for today.

so down the shore 83 degrees. 84 for tomorrow. and if you're staying in center city, 88 and 87 in the lehigh valley. back over to you. >> scott, thanks so much. right now, he is armed and dangerous. that's the word from police in limerick township about a man who shot his ex-girlfriend's mother. now they're searching for him. jenn for joyce live outside the limerick police department where this investigation is underway. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. so the victim remains in the hospital and the suspect remains on the loose. take a look at his picture we have it up there on the screen for you. 30-year-old greg feldman is who police are looking for. investigators say he's the one who shot his ex-girlfriend's mom in the doorway of her limerick home as revenge for the break up. police tell us feldman approached the home on long meadow drive yesterday around noon, 48-year-old amy herman answered the door. feldman asked to see her daughter. he said he had something for her. when the mother told him he

shouldn't there be he opened fire and shot herman twice. police and local education officials put local schools on lock down and police escorted children home as the search for the gunman continued. neighbors in the area say they are shocked that this happened. they are praying that the victim survives this. >> she's a breast cancer survivor and i pray to god that she pulls through. you know, that's how me and the other neighbors feel, that we just start praying. >> reporter: according to police, feldman took off in 2016 plaque mazda sedan his license plate kfc-4605. police issued a warrant for his arrest. again, he remains on the loose this morning. if you have any information about greg feldman, you are urged to call limerick police. lauren? >> all right, jenny, thanks for the update. now to center city where a man was shot by his three year old nephew. a philadelphia housing police officer left his loaded begun in

car. a three year old climbed out of his seat reached for the gun and fired it at the officer's brother. that housing authority officer is now suspended. >> at some point the three year old child got loose from his car seat, got hold of that weapon and fired it. >> the 24-year-old victim who was shot through the back of his right shoulder was taken to the hospital. the housing authority says it's its investigation will determine if the officer will return to the force. >> south core's weather agency says magnitude 3.0 earthquake was detected in north korea. this happened near where a recent nuclear test was conducted. official from sewell says the quake was detected in the northeastern part of north korea. pretty clear that quake was not caused by an artificial explosion much this of course comes just days after kim jong-un threatened to test a hydrogen bomb. now back here to our local breaking news from overnight. four separate incidents in north philadelphia lands several people in the hospital.

one man in his 40s in critical condition this morning after police say he was shot five times. the shooting happened on the throw thousand block of north eighth street around 11:00 o'clock last night. this then on the corner of north 27th and west sergeant streets police respond to shooting the there. this time we are told a 23-year-old man was shot in his lower abdomen. he was taken to the temple hospital. no word on his condition. we're learning one person was critically injured after a hit-and-run accident in north philly. police responded to the scene at tioga and ninth streets around 2:30 this morning. the victim was taken to temple hospital and another hit and rupp at the intersection of broad and glenwood. police say man was taken to temple hospital with unknown injuries. no arrests were made in that case and no car was recovered in the incident. ♪ let's get to our top stories. john mccain deals yet another potential fatal blow to gop leaders. the arizona senator says he will vote against attempts to repeal and replace obamacare. this mark the second time in just two months mccain has said no.

he says he cannot in good conscious vote for the graham cassidy proposal. he says he can't support it knowing the cost. how it will affect insurance premiums and how many people will be hurt by it. despite mccain's latest announcement, the president remains hopeful. >> so he decideed to something different, and that's fine. and i say we still have a chance -- we're going to do it eventually much we're going to do it eventually. >> maine senator susan collins says she's also learning towards voting no on the bill. lawmakers only have until next saturday to get that bill through the house and the sena senate. secretary of education bets tee devos rei zipped obama administration guidelines to investigate campus sexual as sauce allegations. obama's policy include add 2011 memo requiring colleges to investigate complaints even if there was already a criminal investigation. devos believed the policy placed too much pressure on school administrators, favored the victims and lacked due process. opponents say the old guidelines may have been too aggressive but

have protected many students and forced schools to confront problems previously swept under the rug. okay. scott, let's talk money. have you check your bank statement recently. we talk to dan not lost people do that. someone is out to get your card information and they're are a at work in philadelphia and several surrounding counties including montgomery and bucks county. officials say they found two skimming devices on bank atm's on september 15th. these are surveillance pictures of the suspects police believe they are connected to incidents that happened on rhawn and moore head streets in the fox chase section of northeast as well as another incident in willow gro grove. >> the magnetic strip, this is how the card is duplicated. how the information is actually transferred and then it gets put on here where it can be downlo downloaded into a laptop computer. at that point in time additional cards can be made. >> yikes! how scary is that? police also believe the two have

been hitting up montgomery and bucks counties but didn't give exact locations of those atm's involve. >> gosh, check those bank statements. >> i know. i need to because i have alerts that come on my phone every time my card is swiped so i kind of gotten lazy on checking the bank statements relying solely old alerts if they're duplicating your card to another card linked to your account you might not see that. >> always try and pay cash when i get gas. >> you're smart. >> scott, we'll listen to kendra lamar while i read the next teases. >> out with the old in with the new if you're planning on upgrading your cell phone, how you can get your happened on the new iphone x for free. cashing in is next and later buying clothes for your little ones can really be expensive. parents, how you can save between 50 to 90% off gently used gear for your kiddos. >> there you go. >> i like that. plus, on the hunt for mutant? why fox is pulling out all the stops literally to find out who has the x gene and where

you can be tested for free. ♪ hi, i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy, and she's getting ready to climb into her hammock because she's going to spruce street harbor park which is isn't easy to say. it is spruce street harbor park and they're having their fall festival this weekend. of course they always have the hammocks there. they have those big oversized games, but for the fall festival they'll have live music, they'll have apple cidar and show you thou press the apple decider and a petting zoo and a whole lot of other surprises as well. so the fall festival is this weekend. spruce street harbor park is open through october 1st. whatever you do, have great time from weekend wendy and me.

♪ >> money! >> oh, look at that balloon. we'll talk money in just a few minutes. we got to talk about weather first. scott and i were dan can we borrow some money we don't have any. >> the only one that carries cash much these millennials have no cash. stop making it rain in the studio. have you been outside today. >> little bit muggy. >> gorgeous. >> is it. >> little hot. first full weekend of fall will feel more like summer. july temperatures on the way. we're looking at high temperatures topping out in the upper 80s to even low 90s. tropics still pretty active and continuing to heat up as well. hurricane maria it's a category

three hurricane max sustained winds 120 mils an hour movement right now to the north northwest at about 9 miles per hour. so as we take look at that forecast cone of uncertainty by the middle and latter part of the week, two close for comfort. so more dangerous rip currents and also unfortunately some beach erosion. take a look at those wave heights offshore right now. five to 6 feet wave heights so just be mindful of that if you're headed down the shore for the upcoming weekend. beautiful weather but that danger still in the ocean. look at hurricane maria. wave heights just to the north of that center of circulation 3o the west we're looking at wave heights right around 22 to 23 feet. a lot of sunshine out there life look at trenton temperatures upper 60s already. officially in philadelphia. we have 70 now in millville upper 60s for atlantic city. also in wildwood. we're looking at low 60s as you move toward pottstown.

so 69 philadelphia right now. 74 chicago. 74 degrees in minneapolis. 74 in dallas but look at the colder air back around rapid city and denver temperatures in the 40s. so here's the bottom line for today. not feeling like fall for the first full day of fall. by noon, 83 degrees. 88 degrees by this afternoon. back over to you. >> scott, i cannot believe i'm about to say this, but a question for everyone this morning. have you started your holiday shopping yet? >> we are only days into fall like one full day as scott just said and we're already thinking about winter. there are 80 days until the first day of hanukkah and 90 days until christmas if you need little extra cash temporary job could be your best bet. joining us this morning our money man dan rah cot at a. >> good morning. >> which companies might be the ones that are targeting -- >> it's not even halloween yet we're talking about this. >> seriously. >> every year it gets earlier and earlier. you're right, lauren, now is the time if you're looking for holiday job now is the time to start hundred thousand holiday

hires at target. >> oh, i like that. >> knife thousand over at ups. 55,000 at fed he can. lock. it's going to be pretty good season for temporary workers. >> okay much here's a few tips. number one, you got to start n now. >> really? >> they moved everything for. forget october, november. start applying now. >> okay. >> the good news is, it's so easy to apply. everything is online. so you just, you know, in the comfort of your own home in your foot tee pajamas at the kitchen table type away and fill out your application and line. >> okay. >> you find that job. lastly, treat it like a dress rehearsal. >> what do you mean by that. >> here's a little secret. a lot of these jobs turn into permanent positions and the pay is not bad in some cases up to 15 bucks an hour. >> oh. >> also comes with some benefi benefits. so for example fed he can last year 35% of those temporary jobs became permanent workers. yeah. >> really. >> this is a great dress rehearsal for you folks, younger folk it there are people returning to the work force this is great way to get back in. relatively easily.

decent pay. decent benefits and possibly a permanent job. >> okay. a lot of people might not be buying gifts for other people. they might be having the second job to afford this new iphone. >> yeah. >> because it's very expensive. >> craze so expensive. good news is, you can partially pay for it with your old iphone. >> dell me about it. >> so that new iphone x as you said lauren crazy expensive thousand bucks. >> yeah. >> for the top model. >> who is doing that. >> that's lot of money. if you really want to upgrade if you really need that new phone how we going to pay for this thing. >> yeah. >> look to the pal and your hasn't your old phone a couple ways to do it first a lot of carriers have trade in programs. you can get a credit for trading in your old phone. >> right. >> that's probably the easiest way to do it probably the way you'll get the least amount of money. >> i was going to say how much money are you going to get for your old phone. >> one website we talked on fox 29 is give gel.com. >> love it. >> you can sell your old equipment including your phones online a few alcoholics arc few slides, you can get a check and in few days or pay pal.

>> they like direct deposit. >> exactly. really easy to do. if you want to get the most money for that old phone, this is a five. [ laughter ] >> do you even have the new software on there. >> no. this has dinosaur prints on it. most money you'll try to sell it yourself oh and craigslist or e-bay but of course then you're dealing directly with buyers. that can be kind of sketchy ax murderers come to your house. >> the best thing for if you do it i've done it to meet at a police station. >> always. always. and finally, you can trade these in now for gift cards. for example wall march has great program called wal*mart.exchange.com. for your old iphone seven you can get about 270 bucks right now for that phone. that's pretty good deal you get gift cards which you can either use holiday season. >> yes. >> or you can sell those gift cards for cash. so there's lots of different ways to do this. the reality these new phones are very expensive. >> they are. >> so you want to look for ways to put your old phone to work. if you've got a bunch of these sitting in your sock drawer at home from years past now in the

time get rid of them. >> that's nice. >> how about this? sprint is offering a free iphone eight to customers who trade in their seven or their seven plus. >> yup. >> the samsung galaxy s8 plus or note eight. so the deal will give customers 18 month lease, you were just telling me leases on the new iphone for zero up front, zero will he dollars a month. they can then hand it back in or pay the standard lease prices which works out to $180. >> we lease apartments, we lease cars now we lease our phones. it's unbelievable. >> what is is the world come to go. >> it's not bad deal. if you're the type that wants that in you phone every couple years, you want upgrade the to the newest gadget lease is not a bad way to do it most of them allow you had to that free upgrade. >> i love it dan. you're the best. let's check out our winning lot row numbers and we'll be it right back. ♪

good morning i'm dr. mike. many of us have pets that are part of the family. when that pet gets sick, serio seriously ill, that lead to a lot of stress. and it can lead to caretaker burn out. that's what new study showed. so if you have a sick pet, remember, you have to take care of yourself. we've all heard that playing football and getting concussions can be a problem. well a new study found that if you have your kids unthe age of 12 playing tackle football, they have increased risk of both depression and behavior problem later on. it's thought to be due to damage to that beautiful developing brain at that age. significant cuts in funding for education, one of the casualties has been a lack of nurses in schools. well a new survey found that parents are not confident that kids are going to be treated

appropriately if they have a significant illness or hem illness. we need nurses in every school. i'm dr. mike. have great weekend. ♪

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>> 8:30 this morning. and we begin with breaking news out of north philadelphia. several shootings happened over in it. police are investigating them and we will bring you an update as soon as we get them in. we do understand that there are several victims in critical condition as a result of those shootings. one person critically injured after a hit-and-run accident as well. police responding to the scene at tioga and ninth streets around 2:30am the victim was taken to temple university hospital. welcome back. you're watching good day weeke weekend. scott has check of our forecast on this super saturday that feels still like summer. >> absolutely. today will be a perfect ten. we're looking at high temperatures, lauren, upper 80s

for philadelphia. mid 80s in atlantic city. what about 87 degrees in the lehigh valley. reading berks county 87 for the afternoon high temperature. so hot today even warmer for tomorrow. look at the kickoff temperature at 1:00 o'clock at the linc tomorrow a lot of sunshine. 87 degrees. and tomorrow's high temperature topping out right around 91 degrees. remember the sunscreen. stay hydrated. it stays hot on monday. a high temperature of minute degrees. 86 by tuesday. low 80s for wednesday into thursday. watching the coast there might be a coastal shower watching what happens with ma row ya dangerous rip currents will likely continue and also some beach erosion and then finally feeling like fall by next friday with a high temperature right around 75 degrees. so of course, continuing to follow all of the weather updates lauren back over to you. >> all right, scott thanks so much. the search for a shooter who's armed and dangerous limerick township police say the man shot a woman in a case of revenge.

jennifer joyce live outside the limerick police department with much more. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. victim remains in the hospital and the suspect remains on the loose this morning. limerick police are looking for this man. 30-year-old greg feldman. investigators say he is the person who shot his ex girl friend's mom in the doorway of her limerick home yesterday around noon as revenge for the break up much police tell us feldman approach the home on long meadow drive, 48-year-old amy herman answered the door. feldman asked to see her daughter. he said he had something for her. when the mother told him he shouldn't be there he hope fire and shot herman twice. police and local education officials placed schools on lock down and police escorted children homes the search for the gunman continued. neighbors in the area say they are shocked that this happened and they are praying that the victim survives. >> i know she's a breast cancer survivor.

and i pray to god that she pulls through. you know that's how me and the other neighbors feel, that we just start praying. >> reporter: so keep an eye out for this vehicle a 2016 black mazda sedan with license plate reading kfc-4605. police did issue a warrant for greg feldman's arrest. if you have any information, on where he maybe, or any information about what occurred yesterday, you're you were to call limerick police. lauren? >> jenny joyce, thank you so much for the update, jenny. former kindergarten teacher still comforting young ones even though she's retire. our photo journal live has this special story in this week's in focus. ♪ >> reporter: after a quick swaddle, abington hospital volunteer evelyn mandel is about to work her magic. >> rocking, singing, humming, anything that, you know, calm them down. >> reporter: cuddling is her

specialty. fussiness and discomfort from a newborn baby are no match against evelyn's gentle touch. >> it's so calming to give this kind of care to a baby that it brings down their stress level as well as mine. >> reporter: she's a will he tired kindergarten teacher who has been around children most her career. she's always had a special lace in her heart for babies much. >> it's very rewarding to be able to get them calm again because some of them are very agitated. >> reporter: she's just one of abington hospital's volunteer cuddlers. a program that lends a helping hand to parents unable to be at the hospital. >> it's comforting for that mom to know if she can't be here that her baby is not going to lay in crib and scream for five hours, that either the nurse or you know a volunteer is going to be in there soothing the baby and picking the baby up and you would be mazed at the effect on the baby. >> reporter: most newborns

evelyn cuddles start their life inside abington's meow natal intensive care unit where something as simple as human touch can help the baby's development. >> all babies benefit from love and care. it stablizes them and provides them with comfort. it's actually reducing the length of stay here at abington. >> reporter: every hour evelyn spends volunteering helps parents bring their little one home a little sooner. >> it feels incredibly rewarding to be able to give babies that are that small the cuddling to they need. >> reporter: in abington, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> all right. it's officially fall, right, scott told us. the calendar says it. but just because the temperature outside is starring to lower, well, that doesn't mean that we don't need fall clothes still hot it feels like summer. we're going to talk about a kids consignment shop that's letting you sell clothes for your kids to still stay in fall fashion.

tell me huer and where you're from. >> we're just between friends kids assignment sale event that's taking place this weekend at the greater philadelphia expo center only for limited time but it's a huge huge event over 80,000 square feet of bargains much. >> nice. >> we have some kids who are modeling some of those deals. >> we hear one of those kids that's ready to model. can you call them on over here. >> owen, come here. [ laughter ] >> this is owen. >> owen. >> come here, buddy. >> maybe dad needs to come out with owen. >> that's okay. >> this is owen's dad. >> owen and dad. >> so owen is wearing a four piece outfit. he has on a pair of tommy hilfiger loafers, some pants a jack from gymboree brand new with tags and a chaps shirt. if hess mom or dad went out to buy this at the store they would pay $115. we have all four pieces for $21. >> oh, my goodness. >> high five. >> good job, bud dough.

you look good. >> okay. who is next? >> next we have marion and her brother brian. she's seven and her brother is two and a half. >> come on guys. >> also thinking about those holiday pictures, right. >> yes. >> so you never know what to wear. we want things to match. her dress is from h and m. >> no way. >> eight dollars at the sale. and then her brother's outfit is a three-peace suit and that is the total for both of these outfits is $12. >> for both. >> for both outfits. twelve dollars. so you're spending twenty three dollars as a parent to dress both of your kids in picture perfect outfits for holiday picture. >> exactly much there's no stress. when it comes to december you've all right got their outfits pick out they match and they're good to go. >> you can take a $20 bill and dress your kids. >> exactly. >> i love this. >> you're very cute. can i have a high five? >> all right. >> good job, ryan. >> okay. last but certainly not least -- >> this is gretchen. >> gretchen come on over.

>> gretchen pick out or own outfit. >> get it girl. >> se has good fashion. she was was going for the casual look. she has on pair of justice boots. >> people love justice. >> skinny jeeps from gap a carter shirt this was brand new with tags an puffer vest from jim bore ray. this whole outfit would be around $165. >> okay. >> we have dead dressed her for $33. >> gretchen, so now with extra money mom can take to you a movie, to hang out with your friends. to get your hair blown out. you look so cute. >> good job. >> tell me again where this is happening. >> this is at the greater philadelphia expo center which is in oaks right off of 422. and the best part about all of these things these kiddos are wearing is that tomorrow is the last day of the sale. so if it's still available, this outfit would not be $33 it would be half price. so tomorrow from eight to 3:00 is our half price sale. you can score bigger deals on sunday. >> is there just as much good stuff on the last day.

>> there's tons. we started with over 300,000 items. we've sold lot because we've been open since thursday. >> absolutely. >> there's so much to be found. >> tomorrow -- >> final look at these cute kids. >> look how cute they are. >> i know. so many different looks here. it's a maze wagon you can get for little to no money. >> it's not just for little kids. we go all the way up to teenagers, and then infants for our smaller ones and toys, books, games, puzzles, dvd's not only holiday fashions but gifts. >> i love this. just between friends. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> all right. scott, you see these cute kids. it makes you feel what, hungry? >> all right. lauren we'll have beautiful weather and with the nice weather why not head to the cheesesteak festival taking place later on today in the shadows of citizens bank park. and who better to talk about cheesesteaks than tony luke and also we have cindy sue tear row with divulge foods. thank you so much for joining us. >> talk about this festival. third annual, right. >> this is great. there's over 40 vendors i mean

you can take pictures in did you go outs today. you can walk the bases. there's tony luke's, pat's, primeau's phillips, so many places pretzel factory is there. there's a ton of food. over 40 vendors. it's going just a great great day. >> and who has the best cheesesteak? [ laughter ] >> anyplace in philadelphia has the best cheek steak. >> all right. so the ticket will get you a taste at various vendors later on today and it's going on from what time again? >> 12:30 general admission. 11:00 is vip. and it's going on until 5:00 o'clock. there's a carnival -- beer garden there as well. >> now cindy talk a little bit about what you brought here. you're with duvalt food. >> part of the fun today is hollywood is coming to cheesesteak fest. they are launching a sequel to the movie nat liner if you remember back in 1990 flat liners. medical students who cross over beyond and come back and what happens our brains have been rewired so what we have done is in the spirit of movie is taken

the classic cheesesteak sandwich and rewired it. so what we did we have a three minute flat liner and a seven minute flat liner. >> what's the difference between the three minute and seven minute. >> the longer you stayed beyond the more your brain has changed your experiences and your flavors. so what is happening is the three minute still tastes -- stays pretty close to traditional that shaved rib eye which is juicy and delicious but it has some, um, mushrooms, some onions, a ruling you go la and cheese fondue sauce. >> thank you. >> the seven minute now it's been beyond for much longer. this has come back as a corn beef. >> oh corned beef. >> it take on the form of a cheesesteak with this lovely pickled slaw. some swiss cheese and a russian sauce. >> we got to get our intern in here over to kind of try out some of this. come on over. >> this will be yummy. >> that one you want to test out?

>> ooh, it looks yum mow. >> tell us your name. >> i'm sell lanny solomon. >> you want to try the three minute or seven minute? >> let's try the three minute. >> okay. >> here you go. >> there you go. >> so that's all part of the fun today cheesesteak fest. folks from the movie studio there with games and activities and it's all integrated to the cheesesteak fest. >> okay. >> duvalt foods was honored to be challenged to come up with these san witches and it made us really put our creative minds to work. >> all right. >> tony i had to squeeze in over here. i don't do cheesesteaks but you know i love you. a lot of our viewers wondering how you're doing a check in on you since we last talked. >> it's been incredible. i've been speaking where i just spoke to symposium of like 250 doctors and try to get them to understand about what's going on with hash tag brown and white and i just got an invitation to speak at the white house. so i'm really -- >> in way. >> i'm really excited to do that. there's a change coming.

people are looking at addiction differently and the cheesesteak festival called me up and i was so honored. we're going to have brown and white booth. >> i love it. >> there so pebble can find out information how they can help. how they can use the hash tag it's really taken off, i'm starting to see a real change in the way people are looking at addiction. >> we salute you for your bravure to speak about it. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> this looks like a fun event. >> it does. >> it will be great day. it's gorgeous. >> perfect 10a little hot thou though. >> that's awesome. >> stay hydrate. >> stay tuned for fox 29 college game day show. we'll tell you everything you need to know about football. have great day. ♪ fran grenier.

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week four of the college football season has that really great feel about it. how about a big ten double header here on fox. with a little bit of notre dame sprinkled in. you mix in some penn state and, well, roll the open. ♪ this is the fox 29 college game day kickoff show. >> welcome do week four of the college football season. i'm tom srendenschek. it is the last saturday in september and it is the first full weekend of conference play across the country. big ten has four teams in the top ten. featured in the double header later today right here on fox. kicking it off at 4:00 o'clock, a real interesting game how about michigan travel ripping to west lafayette to take on the two-one perdue boiler makers wolverines are undie feeted they have shown some signs maybe of be