♪ >> from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. more than a dozen shots fired in the heart of the center city's night life. how a night of partying could leave people running for cover. plus dramatic video shows firefighters rushing to fight flames. the update on this raging fire coming up. sports stars lash out at president trump after profanities and name calling. >> this is something i can't stand for, man, we got, you know, jamill hill and colin kaepernick and all these people are speaking out. >> how the nfl and nba are responding to trump's strong words and tweets including eagles owner jeffrey lurie. texting has been a huge part of our lives since phones became smart in the early 2,000s. it's national punctuation day. why the way you type could be saying more about who you are

than what you're saying. we'll talk about it. all right. welcome to good day on this sunday, september 24th. scott let's start things off in the weather department. >> absolutely a lot going on. of course we got the big eagles game taking place at the linc later on this afternoon weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, another ten but it will be hot temperatures by this afternoon topping out in the low 90s. live look right now along the parkway. we're dry, we're quiet but those temperatures already this morning in the low 70s. 71 degrees right now. humidity at 68%. the humidity that will creep up later on today along with those temperatures. so right now, low 60s down the shore. 61 degrees in wildwood. 61 atlantic city. we have 61 degrees in pottstown. low 60s colonelly in the lehigh valley but get ready for that heat pump all because of the jet stream pattern. a dip in the west that's where we have the trough but in the east, we have that ridge so high temperatures upper 80s to low

90s. so let's get right to the forecast later on this afterno afternoon. kick off time 1:00 o'clock. a lot of sunshine. already 87 degrees at 1:00 in the afternoon. well above average for this time of year. not feeling like fall football weather is he stay hydrate. loose fitting light colored clothing and certainly have that sunscreen because those temperatures are going to climb look at this. 91 degrees later on this afternoon for center city. 84 degrees down the shore. 89 for the lehigh valley. mind you the average high temperature for this time much year is only in the mid 70s. so feeling more like july. the tropics still pretty active and water temperatures right now down the shore the delaware beaches low 70s. but we still have that rough surf because of jose last week. so a high risk for those rip currents along the jersey shore. , the delaware beaches just be mindful of that and then coming up, we'll talk much more about

hurricane maria and what that might do for sections of the carolinas and also the mid atlantic. back over to you. >> lauren. >> scott, thank you very much. we begin this morning with breaking news out of center ci city. gunman on the run after a shooting near a nightclub. fox 29's jennifer joyce joins us live from the scene with the very latest. hi, jenny good. good morning, lauren. live at 13ing and chancellor streets and this happened just before 3:00 o'clock this morning it's pretty remarkable nobody was injured. there are a lot of people out here enjoying philadelphia night live on saturday night. lots of activity at this time right across the street from voir nightclub there's a pizza shop across the street here that's open until 4:00 a.m. so a lot of people still making their way out of the bars at that time of night. police say the shooter fired multiple times near parking garage here at 13th and chancellor streets. then he took off running. police are looking into whether or not he ventured down to the patco line at locust street.

another interesting piece of the story investigators say a man with multiple bullet holes in his car pulled to jefferson hospital. he told people he thought he was shot and drove off. police are looking int looking r that person is connected to the shooting. you can see surveillance cameras on the corner right in the middle of where these shots were fired. so that should provide some clues as police continue to investigate. lauren? >> jenny joyce, thank you so much. two men in custody this morning after allegedly pointing a gun at officers in north philadelphia. officers were patrolling near new york street and north 13th streets around 10:00 p.m. when the frightening encounter happened. police tell us one officer fired three shots. no one was hit or injured much police later arrested to men at carlisle and york roads. investigators have not recovered the weapon. a woman is recovering this morning after being shot overnight in east germantown. this happened around midnight in the 5600 block of stokes street. at last check she was listed in

stable condition. no arrests have been made. meanwhile, police are still looking for the driver who hit a 31-year-old man in kensington yesterday. it happened around 12:45 in the morning on tioga street. we're told the victim suffered some serious injuries so far police have made no arrests. and police responding to reports of an active shooter on the indiana university campus much the school posted updates on twitter telling students to lock their doors and shelter in place. it happened just after 1:30 this morning. iu police say robbery suspects fired shots near henderson par parking garage and ran off across campus. almost two hours later, the warnings were lifted. blooming ton street have taken over the investigation. a chester county man accused of sucker punching a disabled man will appear in court tomorrow. police arrested barry baker for the assault in took place outside his 7eleven back in may. baker admits he clock add 22-year-old west chester man who had cerebral palsy. he claims there was an earlier confrontation with the victim at

a bar earlier that night. >> what's in his mind is that he is sure that something happened at barnaby's. >> company be mistaken? >> you know, i don't know. he believes it. >> right now baker remains in custody in the chester county jail. if convicted, he could face up to two years in prison for the assault and most likely more time for a violation of probation. now to our top stories. gop's latest a helmet to pass the health care bill appears to be on live support but republicans not giving up just yet. fox news correspondent ellison barber has the late evident test from washington. >> reporter: last week a spokesperson for mick mcconnell toll fox news mcconnell intended to consider the graham cassidy bill on the floor this week. but that was before senator john mccain said he wouldn't be supporting the graham cassidy bill. here's ag secretary tom price. >> the promise of in congress is

to repeal and replace the deal it's not dead is because it's not finish. the bill hasn't been completed. well continue to work witness authors on it through this weekend, and the bill will be likely rolled out early next week. >> republicans can't afford to lose more than two republicans in mccain is the second to publicly say he will not support this bill. kentucky senator rand paul he's not on board. and maine senator susan collins is very much on the fence. the white house is trying to get her off of it. >> this is our last best chance before the september 30th deadline to get this bill done. it comes down to four senators as you mentioned right now senator paul, senator mccain, senator murkowski and senator collins are the ones we're trying to convince to get two of the final four votes in order to repeal obamacare. >> we haven't written any votes. >> democrats are praising senator mccain some say it's yet another moment of courage for a man who spent decades in the navy and years as a prisoner of

war in vietnam. >> thank you, john mccain. and john mccain has the conscious that i wish very much that the rest of the republican leadership had that conscious as well. >> republicans hope to pass health care legislation by the end of september in part because with special budget rules they could pass the bill with a simple majority. 50 yeses instead of 60. in washington, ellison barber, fox news. >> it was first but definitely not last. a special tribute held at lincoln financial field to honor fallen heroes. philadelphia fire department hosting an inaugural 9/11 memorial stair climb in and 5k at the linc. the event honors the 343 emergency responders killed on september11th. the victims were members of the fire department of new york, new york police department, port authority police and ems. each participant paid tribute by climbing the equivalent of the

110 stories of the world trade center. >> honor it's in remembrance, um, we're a brotherhood -- brother and sister hood now, and um, and we don't -- we don't want to forget them. we want to make sure they're families know we will never forget them. >> money raised benefits the new york fire department's counseling unit which supports the families of fallen firefighters. 7:09. trumped by sports. the president's two-day rant targeting the nfl and nba has brought swift condemnation from lead executives and star players. we will discuss this with a pam this morning. plus, waging war at the gym against germs? how bacteria could be in the way of your workout. and it's national punctuation day. some people still don't know how to use commas and when to use a period. and your word choice in writing or tech cog reflect poorly on you. we'll talk about it. ♪ hi, i'm sue serio along with

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♪ let's head to puerto rico where officials are rushing to evacuate tens of thousands of people living downstream of a fallen dam. the malfunction happening in the aftermath of hurricane maria. authorities launched an evacuation of the 70,000 people from the dam in northwest puerto rico with communications down from massive power outages frantic warnings on twitter went unseen by many in the blacked out coastal area. the 345-yard dam which was built around 1928 holds back a manmade lake covering about two square miles. more than 15-inches of rain fell on the surrounding mountains after the category four hurricane left the island wednesday afternoon. swelling the reservoir behind

the dam. and people across mexico ran from their homes saturday morning as 6.1 earthquake hit less than week after another quake left more than 200 people dead. no major damage or deaths have been reported from the latest tremor. meanwhile people in mexico city are still holding out hope that some of the hundreds listed as missing may still be found ali alive. of course, we're all holding out hope for that. want the best for the people of mexico. scott, it's sunday. >> eagles home opener down at the linc. >> they are in for a scorcher, lauren a lost sunshine out there on this sunday morning, but temperatures well above average. it's already in the low 70s for the philadelphia area. we'll tack on about 20 degrees to this later on this afternoon. humidity will be inching up as well. look at the numbers right now. mount pocono 64 degrees. low 60s in reading. also into the lehigh valley. we have 64 degrees in wilmingt wilmington. low 60s right now down the sho shore. so off to the west, temperatures

this morning look at minneapol minneapolis. 71 degrees. 71 in chicago. we're looking at the 70s into sections of texas so the heat and humidity will continue to build today and also tomorrow. so here's the bottom line. the normal high temperature for this time of year, 75 degrees. temperatures rapidly climbing into the 70s. then eventually the 80s and then an afternoon high temperature look at that 91 degrees so hot and also humid if you're stepping outdoors to the linc later on this afternoon. the lehigh valley temperatures right around 90 degrees. 90 in reading for the afternoon high temperature. what about 90 degrees in sections of new castle county, delaware much mid 80s for atlantic city. low 80s in wildwood. let's talk about the tropics. hurricane maria now category two hurricane so it has weakened some, but look at the movement due north now at about 9 miles per hour. so what does this mean? as we move toward the middle part of the week, coming close to the outerbanks of north carolina, around cape hatteras, rough

surf, dangerous rip currents and some beach erosion for us by the middle and latter part of the week. but you can see, it will make right hook back out to sea so likely staying offshore but once again still dealing with the rough surf and also those rip currents for the delaware beaches and also the jersey shore. so look at the spaghetti plots taking it north and eventually more of that right hook because of high pressure that will help to try and kick it out to sea. that weather authority seven day forecast, 91 degrees for today. that autumn heat continues into monday. 90 degrees and then we slowly drop those temperatures into the low 80s for tuesday, wednesday and thursday and then by friday into next weekend, that's when you can break out that fall wardrobe boy next saturday, lauren. high temperatures only in the 60s. >> all right. scott, thank you so much. 7:16 this morning. premed president donald trump coming under harsh criticism from athletes in all sports after name calling and strong

words about players kneeling during the national anthem. it all started on friday night during rally in alabama. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son of bleep off the field right now, out, he's fired!? >> he's fired! >> handful of athletes have refused to stand during the national anthem as protest of the treatment of blacks by police. that movement started by colin kaepernick. trump says those players are disrespecting the flag. american heritage and what the country stands for. but the president he didn't stop there. he then turned attention to the nba calling out baller steph curry in a tweet. curry expressed a disinterest in visiting the white house with his championship golden state warrior teammates. on twitter, trump quickly uninvited curry saying going to the white house is considered a great honor for championship ship. steph curry is hesitating, therefore invitation is

withdrawn! >> both curry and his team responded to the criticism last night. >> just kind of beneath a leader of a country to go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> there was a respect for the office and also a respect not only from us but from the president himself. >> you know, as far as going to call of player who took a nia son of a bleep, huh? >> we're talking, what? >> that don't even make sense to me. >> well, curry feeling the support from big names. lebron james was one of the first to respond writing you bum at steph curry said he ain't going therefore no invite. going to white house was a great honor until you showed up! >> jamill hill called out bite white house to be fired for tweeting her views about trump wrote simply, say, steph curry, welcome to the club, bro. hollywood also speaking up. legendary singer stevie wonder made his position very clear

last night at the global citizen festival before his performance. >> tonight i'm taking a knee for america. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's just one knee. i'm taking both niece. >> then theirs diddy who posted his love and support to all players saying "ya'll have chance to do something really great tomorrow. seemingly encouraging players should take action today during their games ". >> you know, scott, big football day a lot of people expecting to see a lot of things happenng before the games today. we'll have to keep an eye on it and of course on twitter. >> generating a lot of discussion for sure. a lot of divisiveness taking place across the country. >> it is. i told candace last night before i went to bed, you know what, we're so divided in politics and race and now sports which is

always the unite uniter for everyone. >> exactly. >> we need to play happy music. i asked her for love and happiness or heal the world. just to get good vibe. >> come by ya. >> something good. >> positive thoughts. >> send us your thoughts on what candace can be djing up there in there booth. get us back on good high note on this sun day. okay. so it's not it's with the' interest s it's national punctuation day day dedicated to periods, commas and question marks a day to use proper punctuation, yes, even when you're textin texting. teching has provide add quick form of communication but brought along very bad habits, too. that's why jeff ruben founded national punctuation day back in 2004. he says it will hopefully promote the correct usage of punctuation. so we're asking i was question this morning. how important is punctuation and proper grammar in text messages? >> smart phones get you every time, right? >> and sometimes auto correct is

real wrong. >> that gets you again. [ laughter ] >> it will guess what it thinks you're trying to say and mess you up. >> and you already sent. oops, never mind. >> i try to but were and it makes it we're. w-e apostrophe r. >> everyone sends out messages sent from a smart phone much please excuse typos and errors. >> one of my friends text the longest text messages with no punctuation when i say wait, i'm confused, he gets like annoyed that i don't know what he's saying. >> do you use like exclamation points for text. >> i punctuation like i'm speaking or writing normally. >> i'll use emoji before i use -- >> punctuation? >> yeah. >> all right. well, that's our poll question today. get in there, let us know what you think use the hash tag fox 29 good day. all right. judging a man by his wallet. how important is it that your man brings home the bacon? the results of a recent study coming up next. ♪ fran grenier.

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researchers found more americans judge a man's worth as a partner by his ability to bring home a paycheck. >> um-hmm. >> that's in comparison to opinions about women about 71% of people surveyed said it's very important for a husband or partner to financially support his family. >> so we're still talking about this issue. >> i know. >> 2017. >> here's my thoughts on it some people will disagree. if we're going to fight for gender equality and going tonight for, you know, not being much of a wage gap between men and women, if we're both making the same money if women and men are arguing for that, why do we expect the man to pay for more and do more and do all these things? we can't have it both ways. >> chivalry. >> i get that. it's like you got to figure out what school of thought you're from. if you want old school man who brings home the money and take care of home you can't be living the independent woman life. >> um-hmm. >> you got to pick. >> i don't think it really should matter. i think what should matter how you can manage the money. >> now that's true. >> you know. >> that's true. that is true. you could have someone who brings home the bacon.

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>> breaking news at a south philadelphia fire crews have flames under control after fire broke out in a garage on south water street. you can see black smoke coming from the building. several firefighters on scene there. luckily, no one was hurt. and investigators in new castle county, delaware, charged a man with setting a house on fire this morning. michael williams is facing charges of reckless endangerment and arson. firefighters were called to saratoga drive shortly after 5:00 yesterday morning when crews arrived they found heavy smoke and flames coming from the home. depth pee fire marshals later arrested williams. officials say the fire caused $200,000 in damage.

7:29 on this sunday morning. scott williams says if you're plan to go tailgate before the eagles omaha per against the giants, you may be in for treat. >> you might be sweating it out, lauren. looking at a lot of sunshine and high temperatures well above average for this time of year. sunny skies right now. that will be the rule during the day today. 71 degrees already. the humidity it's pretty high already at 68%. going even higher later op this afternoon. look at the numbers right now. low 60s north and west. low 60s down the shore. mid to upper 60s along that i-95 corridor. 71 in chicago low 70s minneapolis. we're looking at mid 70s in loom dallas so here's the planner. we're starting off in the 70s. but by the afternoon, 91 degrees well above that average for this time of year which should be in the mid 70s. so once again, sunscreen take it easy and, of course, take some breaks we're really not used to this heat this time of year. 90 degrees by tomorrow. then finally feeling like fall by friday into saturday of next

week by next saturday, lauren, temperatures only in the 60s for highs. >> man, what a change. okay, scott, thanks so much. following breaking news out of the center city this morning. a gunman on the run after a shooting near nightclub. jennifer joyce joins us live from the scene with the latest. high, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. and it is scary, because you know this neighborhood much this is midtown on a saturday night there are people everywhere. so the shooting happened before 3:00 o'clock this morning. it happened right down this alleyway near the parking garage. but if you take look right across the street we have clubs, they're voyeur nightclub which let's out at 3:30. mares pizzeria capelly which doesn't close until 4:00 o'clo 4:00 o'clock. a lot of people still making they are way out of the bars like time and woody's and restaurants like alvez. the shooter fired multiple times near a parking garage. then he took off running. police are looking into whether or not he may venture to the patco line at locust street. another interesting tidbit to the story, investigators say, a man with multiple bullet holes in his car actually pulled up to

jefferson hospital, he told people that he thought he was shot but and that he drove away. police are looking into whether that person is connected to the shootings. there are surveillance cameras on the block that will certainly help. police relieved to say nobody was actually injured but lauren as you reported, i think more than a dozen bullets were fired overnight. >> must have been scary. jenny joyce, thanks so much. other top stories, there will be no charges in the fatal maryland police shooting. prosecutors decided not to charge two police officers who fatally shot a man during a confrontation after traffic stop this summer. frederick county states attorney charlie smith said he determined the officers use of force was justifiable. authorities say on july 10 police attempted to stop a van connected to a burglary when it rammed undercover police vehicle and headed toward three officers who were on foot. meanwhile georgia tech leaders say they're making changes in the wake of the police shooting that left student scott schultz dead. university president says they will will be appointed four

institute wide action teams that will focus on concerns, issues, potential solutions and additional resources needed. the teams will include students, fact cull teal staff and outside experts. schultz was shot by police when he failed to comply with their demands. protests broke out on campus leaving two officers injured as rioters set fire to a patrol c car. north korea now responding to president donald trump's warning about its nuclear program. fox news correspondent bryan llenas has the details from the united nations. >> reporter: tensions rising at the united nations saturday afternoon following north korea' response to president donald trump vow to destroy the isolated nation if force toddy fend the us or its allies. >> a person like trump a mentally dee ranged person, full of mania and complacent the person who's chastised by american people as grief, lion king, president evil is holding the seat of the u.s. president.

>> north korea's foreign minister made his own threats saying the president's rhetoric towards its leader king junk una rocket launch toward the us mainland inevitable. it comes on the us flexing its military fight saturday when it flew bombers near the dee militarized zone the korean penn and in zula. it's the farthest north any american airplane has thrown this century. >> every time the north koreans have negotiated, grandfather, kim jong-un's father, what they've used negotiates for, elizabeth, is to buy time. massive rally was head against the united states tense of thousands of people turning out to listen to speeches by various government officials in an effort to halt north korea's nuclear program it will limit energy supplies to north korea and stop buying its textiles much at the united nations, bryan llenas, fox news.

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this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning i'm sean bell. eagles with their home opener today taking on the giants. this is a big game that could basically end the. good men's season. i'll be back later to talk about that in depth. penn state, iowa this game came down to the very last second. four seconds left. fourth down, trace mcsorely somehow dances around and finds johnson for the go ahead walk

off td. the nittany lions win and survive 21-19. to the phils and the braves, tied at two in the bot. to eighth braves were two on, two outside. he hits line drive to the right center gap. two runs score. the braves take the lead and get the w. the phils go on to lose four four-two. in blockbuster trade in the nba carmelo anthony headed to oklahoma city. yeah, that's right. he waived no trade clause the thunder only had to give up miss candor, doug mcdermott an draft pick in this one much that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. ♪ all right. game day and the eagles are kicking things off at home today with the brand new design. this is what you have to look forward to when you take your seats inside the linc. a new green end zone. they caption the tweet, picture perfect hash tag night eagles fly. typically the only painted areas in the end zone are the letters

that spell out eagles on a plain background. the birds take on the giants today 1:00 o'clock right here on fox 29. you can check out "game day live" after good day this morning also here on fox 29. should be a good matchup. >> all that beautiful. all that again i see you're wearing your lovely green looking nice. >> thank you. trying to support eagles green here this morning. i know a lot of people will head outside and go down to the linc. candace our producer said i never tailgated before game before. >> she's missing out. >> she doesn't gnome it's a whole movement down there, right. >> temperatures are going to be heating up so just take it easy out there. drink some water. >> 91 degrees by this afternoon. kick off temperature will probably right around 87 degre 87 degrees. >> jeez. i'm sure they'll prefer that over snow and cold, though. >> yeah. but it's not fall football weather. >> it's true, it's not. all right. helping uninsured undocumented immigrants can prove to be problematic for several reasons. hbo shining a light on a local clinic taking on that challenge. more on the documentary coming

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temperatures will climb well above average for this time of year. in fact already 71 degrees the average high for this time of year it's 75 degrees. humidity at 68% right now. the sun will set this evening at 6:00 54. we have 67 degrees in trenton. lehigh valley 63 degrees. reading berks county 62. 62 degrees already in lancaster as well. so here's the setup. we have a dip in the jet stream. a trough out west. they're actually dealing with snow through sections of montana and also wyoming but the ridge in the midwest and the east coast. that's allowing for temperatures to climb well above average upper 80s to low 90s. we're looking at the linc forecast kick off. 1:00 o'clock. 87 degrees winds will be light but once again that heat it will bake across the delaware valley. we're looking at 91 degrees in center city. down the shore, 84 degrees. still a high risk for those rip currents. 89 degrees for the lehigh valley

with a lot of sunshine and hot conditions. so once again, water temperatures still in the low to mid 70s. so lot of folks down the shore, the delaware beaches. irish weekend in north wildwood. we're talking about rough surf so just be mindful of that high risk for those rip currents. hurricane maria right now a category two hurricane churning up the waters of the lap so that will mean dangerous surf and rip currents continuing into next week. movement now due north about 9 miles an hour. closest approach will come toward the outerbanks of north carolina bite middle of the week then it looks like the computer models kicking it back out to sea with that right hook. so we'll continue to monitor that forecast over the next several days. but it still looks like dangerous surf and moderate to high risk for those rip currents for the delaware beaches and also the jersey shore into next week. back over to you. >> all right. tank you so much, scott. health care for everyone. that's the mission that drives doctors and volunteers to help the uninsured, undocumented

immigrants right here in our area. their mission has gotten a lot of attention including hbo. so tomorrow the tv network is going to debut the documentary film clip nikau may grande. >> making it clear nobody wanted to take on this population. >> there was a need so we just said we're going to do it. >> rather not even embrace -- they're human once you open the door and admit they're real, they're live, they're part of my community it's like driving by a car accident, either you're going to stop and help or you're not. >> ♪ >> they're very strong people in this state that oppose to what we're doing. >> i'm not here to discuss politics. this is purely health care providers and a moral and ethical obligation. >> it's located at 17th here in philadelphia.

the co-founder dr. steve larson joining us in studio and the director joins us via skype. good morning. thanks so much for joining us both of you. >> good to be here. >> let's start with you, steve. a year in the making i asked y you. how did hbo first learn of your organization? >> there was a new york times article on us back in januar january 2014 sort of highligh highlighting our work, and the curiosity of the director and the folk at hbo. >> that's interesting. maxim, how are you? >> okay. maxim can you hear us here in philadelphia? >> yeah i can hear you. >> okay good. hello. thank you for joining us this morning. what piqued your interest about what's happening right here in philadelphia? >> well, i was just so humbled and inspired by the work was steve was doing and after spending a day in the clinic it was obvious there was great story there, and that the intersection of health care and immigration was a really kind of productive one to look at. >> and how timely is this topic

considering all things in headlines right now? >> well, sadly it's very timely. i mean in terms of it's a tough time but it's also an important time for organizations like th this. >> steve, why do you what do y you? >> um i have a skill set, and there's a need. >> how big is that need for people who don't upped maybe some of the fears. when we hear about the hurricane stories, people scared to go to shelters because they're afraid. ice officials will be there. they'll be deported. how afraid are people to get the help they need when it comes to their health? >> um, i think people put a certain amount of trust in the sanctity of health in their bodies and there's a belief that there's -- almost the sacred place to go. >> right. >> and there's a need. and the alternative is to allow a condition to get to a point where it's critical and more costly and not always the best

out comes and so i think there's a sense that this is -- there's an urgency to it and a need and -- >> maxim sim, what do you hope to accomplish in this documentary? >> i think the idea is just to put a human face on this population ton really put people in the shoes of the health care providers and and have people see them moral and ethical obstacles and choices that these people face and so i think just to give that human face. >> gotcha. steve, how do people learn about your clinic? is it more more word of mouth of the success stories that come out of there. >> word every mouth to begin with because we started as free clinic one night a week and then gradually expanded service and you know as a small clinic you don't want to overwhelm your capacity to meet the expectations and needs of the community. there was plenty of work to be done in just by word of mouth.

now i think the visibility and the presence in the community has open the doors. we see people from all over the tri-state area basically. >> that's incredible. >> max, tomorrow hbo, is that right? >> yup, tomorrow 10:00 p.m. >> if you can give people a one liner about why they shall not miss this, what would it be? > oh, jeez. um, because it's happening all around them and because every time they go to restaurant the people who are working in the kitchen are working for them and i think it's worthwhile to take time of out of your day to familiarize yourself with that population. >> we salute you for the work you're doing with the documentary. thank you very much for joining us via skype this morning. steve, thank you and for people who are interested here locally in philadelphia where can they find you? >> well, usually working the emergency department at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania much that's my full-time job. >> i gotcha. where is this clinic located. >> seventeenth and south streets. >> perfect.

thank you so much for joining us. >> it's a pleasure. >> let's talk about this. doing away with down syndrome. leaders in iceland are discussing this as an option. one local mother is outraged by the idea. meet her and her special needs son who has a special place in the hearts of so many. ♪

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in this weeks pogging alex around town she didn't want to do it alone lucy noland met alex holley to check out spruce street harbor park. >> in many week's alec around town extra special look who is here with me. >> such a beautiful day and we have all of our friends with us. hi, guys. >> say hi everybody. >> hi. you guys ready to have some fun? >> yeah. >> so for the first thing we'll do we'll make cidar. you know i was bowel this. >> i'm super happy and excited about this because we have my friends from greens grow farms right here. ripe come on over. come say hi to us. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> we're so happy to have you here. now have you had homemade cidar before. >> have i not. i love cidar i don't think i've had it homemade before. >> nothing better than making it yourself. we have this grinder that chews all the pulp up and we have this mash we'll take all the juice out. we'll have the kids here, you guys want to put apples in. >> turn the wheel to the right. >> put some muscle into it. yeah, girl power.

we're from 11:00 to 4:00 and we've apples from our local farmers bringing them in and grind them up haven't free sample all day long. >> the whole apple goes in. core and everything. >> it's starting to squeeze out as the apple gets ground. >> getting a little tired. >> there it is. >> yeah. >> there's a little pulp in there we were a little messy little bit of apple chunks don't hurt anybody. >> let's try this. cheers! >> cheers lucy. >> happy fall. >> thank you. >> are we having fun here at fall fest. >> what do you think? >> i think it's really good. i think you guys need to make more. let's get to the food and drinks and theirs because it's hot even though we're thinking about fall we'll talk about the ice cream. this is from franklin fountain. what do you have? >> i have the vegan pumpkin flavor and i put a few chocolate sprinkles on there also vegan. treat yourself and then in my right hand which is kind of melting is our original pumpkin

flavor. it's a hell bit spicy, a little bit sweet. tastes kind of like pumpkin pie. >> spicy and sweet. do you mind if i -- >> go right ahead. >> it's already melting. somebody has to do this job. let's get to the food. we have dave here and you know all about all. this is your fall menu would you say. >> for fall fest we decided to mix up the menu here. we have a kielbasa burger with fried mushrooms, swiss cheese and mustard on there. then we have a pork taco here with seasonal fall vegetables and apple slaw. pumpkin funnel cake. you can't go wrong with funnel cake especially the size of a plate. these things are huge. they're amazing. absolutely delicious much we have apple filled churros here and we have -- >> pumpkin pretzels. >> all these items will be offed this weekend after fall fest is over. >> just this weekend. come out and get them while they're here. we have free bands, free face paint balloon artists, pumpkin

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♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ more than a dozen shots fired in the heart of center city's night life. how night of partying quickly sent people running for cover. plus, dramatic video shows firefighters rushing to fight flames. check out the video. the update on this raging garage fire coming up. and sports stars are lashing out at the president after profanities and name calling. how the nfl and nba are responding to trump's strong words and tweets including eagles owner jeffrey lurie. good day everyone much it's sunday, september 24th, 2017.

it's looking to be a good sund sunday. scott toll us yesterday it's still feels like summer even though the calendar says fall. >> absolutely. instead of summer 24th it will feel more like july the fourth later on this afternoon. weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, we'll give it a ten. a lot of sunshine. a lot of heat and also some rising humidity. so a summery fall afternoon ahead for the delaware valley live look along the parkway we're dry, quite a lot of sunshine. and those temperatures heating up. we have 71 degrees right now. humidity at 68%. but once again those temperatures will climb pretty rapidly throughout the day. we're looking at 70 degrees already in trenton. 66 degrees in atlantic city. upper 60s in millville right n now. we have 69 degrees currentl curn mount pocono temperatures down the shore right now upper 60s to right around 70 degrees for much of the jersey shore. we're looking at low to mid 60s as you move a little farther inland. so let's talk about the setup. we have a ridge of high pressure the midwest the east coast.

that's acting like a heat pump. we have a trough in the west that's where the cold air is also some snowfall. sections of montana and wyoming. so the dip in the jet stream out west keeping temperatures cooler but we have that ridge so that's why temperatures will climb into the upper 80s to low 90s. kick off temperature 87 degrees. a lot of sunshine to stay hydrated and also that loose fitting light colored clothing i wish weekend in wildwood continues. morning temperatures in the 60s. a high risk for those rip currents by the afternoon. high temperatures in the low to mid 80s we'll talk about the tropics and hurricane maria lauren coming up. >> all right. we begin with breakin breaking n the 8:00 o'clock hour. gunman on the run in center stow after shooting near a nightclub. jenny joyce lives us live from the scene with the very latest. hi, jenny. good morning, lauren. no one was hit by these bullets but it's pretty eye opening because the shooting happened just before 3:00 o'clock this morning. and there's a lot of activity in this area around this time. this is right across the street from voyeur nightclub which

stays open until 3:30. pizzeria capelly open till 4:00. a lot of people making their way out of bars and restaurants. police say the shooter fired multiple times near parking garage here at 13th and chancellor streets then he took off running. police are looking into whether or not he ventured down to the patco line atco locust street another interesting piece of the story investigators say man with multiple bullet holes in his car pulled up to jefferson hospital. he told people he thought he was shot and then he drove off. so police are looking into whether or not that person may be connected to the story. they're trig to put all the pieces together so likely they will be grabbing this surveillance video right on the attorney that probably captured a lot of activity last night. lauren? >> prove to be very helpful. jenny, thank you very much. breaking news out of south philadelphia. fire crews now have flames under control after fire broke out in a garage on south water street. you can see there heavy, heavy smoke coming from the building and several firefighters on scene luckily though, no one was

hurt. two men in custody after allegedly pointing a gun at officers in north philadelphia. officers were patrolling near york street and north 13th stratt around 10:00 p.m. when the frightening under counter happened police tell us one officer fired three shots. no one was hit or injured. police later arrested two men at carlisle and york roads. investigators have to the recovered a weapon. a woman recovering this morning after being shot overnight in east germantown much this happened around midnight in the 5600 block of stokes street. at last check she was listed in stable condition. no arrests made in that case. now to developing story from overnight. police respond to reports of an active shooter on the indiana university campus. the school posted updates on twitter telling students to lock their doors and shelter in place it happen just after 1:30 this morning. iu police say robbery suspects fired shots near henderson parking garage and then ran off across campus. almost two hours later the warnings were lifted. blooming ton police have now

taken over that investigation. chester county man accused of sucker punching a disable man will appear in court tomorrow. police arrested barry baker for the assault that took place outside 7eleven back in maim baker admits he clock add 22-year-old west chester man who has cerebral palsy. he claims there was an earlier confrontation with the victim at a bar earlier that night. >> his mine is he's sure that something happened at barnaby's. >> could he be mistaken? >> you know, i don't know. he believes it. >> right now baker remains in custody in the chester county jail. if convicted, he could face up to two years in prison for the assault and most likely more time for violation of probation. now to our top stories in canada first lady melania trump had sit down with the uk's prince harry. prince harry founded annual invictus games a sporting events for wounded service members around the world. more than 550 competitors are

taking part in the competition in toronto. this was the first lady's first solo trip outside the us since she acquired her title. meanwhile her husband in a head on collision with sports and politics. trump lashing out at players in the nfl and nba leading some of the biggest athletes in the country to hit back. fox news correspondent kristin fisher has more. >> reporter: president trump has diss invited one of the nb app's biggest stars golden state warrior guard steph curry from visiting the white house as is customary after winning an nba championship. steph curry had said he wasn't sure that he wanted to go because of some of the things that president trump has said in the past. particularly his response to what happened in charlottesvil charlottesville. so president trump diss invited him on twitter by saying, going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. steph curry is hesitating. therefore, invitation is withdrawn. then at a rally in alabama president trump said nfl players

who kneel during the national anthem are disrespecting our flag and are history and should be fired. >> 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! fired!? >> now the nfl commissioner roger goodell is weighing. said in a statement "divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the nfl our great game and all of our players and a failure to understand the overall our clubs and players represent in our communities. many more nnf players will be taking a knee during the national anthem from the football games on football sunday. traveling with the president in bedminster, kristin fisher, fox news. eagles owner jeffrey lurie makes a statement reactioning president donald trump's remarks. he released the following through twitter posting every day i see the genuine dedication and hard work of our players and

i support them as they take their courage, character and commitment into our communities to make them better or to call attention to injustice. having spoken with our players, i can attest to the great respect they have for the national anthem and all it represents. we at the philadelphia eagles firmly believe that in this difficult time of division and conflict, it is more important than ever for football to be a great union fire. we will discuss it with the panel coming up at 8:30. all right. 8:07 this morning. doing a way with down syndrome. leaders in iceland are discussing this as an option. a local mom outraged by this idea. meet her and her special needs son whose won a special place in the hearts of so many. i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy who is smiling but she's scared because even though it's still september, it's the opening weekend for terror behind the walls at the eastern state penitentiary.

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♪ let's head to puerto rico officials are rushing to evacuate tens of thousands of people living downstream of a fallen dam. malfunction happening in the aftermath of hurricane maria. authorities launched an evacuation of the 70,000 possible from the dam in northwest puerto rico. with communications down from massive power outages, frantic warnings on twitter went unseen by many in the blacked out coastal area. the 345-yard dam which was built around 1928 holds back a manmade lake covering about two square miles. more than 15-inches of rain fell on the surrounding mountains aft the category four hur care cane left the island wednesday afternoon swelling the reservoir behind the dam. and then to mexico. people there running from their homes saturday morning as 6.1 earthquake hit less than week after another quake left money 200 possible dead. no major damage or deaths have been reported from the latest

tremor. meanwhile people in mexico city are still holding out hope that some of the hundreds listed as missing may still be found ali alive. of course, all of us are praying for that. all right. scott, it is the eagles home opener. it's going to be hot outside. everyone better dress for the occasion, roo it. >> excited for the eagles. dress for the occasion because high temperatures by this afternoon upper 80s to low 90s. not feeling like fall football weather in fact it will feel more like the middle of july later on this afternoon. temperatures already climbing into the low 70s. 72 degrees in philadelphia. look at the humidity inching up there. 71% so hot and humid for your sunday across the region. 69 degrees now in mount pocono. we're looking at 67 wrightstown. 66 now currently in atlantic city. mid 60s in wildwood. water temperatures still pretty warm in the low 70s a hot sunday fun day ahead and in fact well go hour by hour by 9am75 degrees. we're looking at 86 degrees by

noon. 91 degrees by 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. so sunscreen and stay hydrated. kick off forecast at the linc 1:00 o'clock you can catch it right here on fox 29. 87 degrees. winds will be light but once again we're talking about some stifling heat. really not acclimated to this type of heat for the middle and latter part of september. 90 degrees in allentown by this afternoon. we're looking at low to mid 80s down the shore. the heat pretty much everywhere across the region today. 90 degrees in reading. 90 degrees in wilmington. and we're looking at 89 degrees in lancaster so overnight temperatures dip into the mid to upper 60s. so another warm overnight. let's focus on the tropics right now. hurricane maria a category two hurricane it has weakened a bit. we're looking at it moving to the normal about 9 miles an hour. it will parallel the coast and then make a right turn back out to sea the but it looks like it will come close to cape hatteras as we move toward tuesday and and into wednesday so monitoring

that. for us, what does it mean? we're talking about up correct impacts, rough surf, for beach erosion and dangerous rip currents but take look at the closest approach of those sustained tropical storm force in yellow moving toward cape hatteras by monday evening. back over to you. >> all right. scott, thank you so much. getting rid of down syndrome. it's a thought that brings outrage and offense to many mo moms. prenatal screening tests have become more advanced over the years but it seems no country has mastered it more than iceland. though it's not what you think. almost 100% of pregnant women terminated their pregnancy when their fetuses tested positive for down syndrome it spark wider conversation about birth selection and how families in the united states are using expensive reproductive procedures to try to began feet chance of having a quote perfect baby. joining me in the studio this morning kim and nick magee. thank you so much for being he here. >> you're welcome.

>> nick it's your birthday. >> yes. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming b by on yor birthday. we appreciate it. >> no problem. >> i love him. kim you reach out to meme we talk through e when nick was born you had no idea edison din drome. >> no idea. >> take us baaing to that day and what went through your head. >> nick was born and, um, we did not know he had down syndrome. i was nism cu nurse. i was sad. my husband and i were sad. sad of the unknown. because we didn't know what life was going to be bring for him. but i have to tell you, life has unfolded and, um, it has been a wonderful life. and i just feel as a parent that, um, we were very responsible for taking on any challenge that we were given as a parent just like our other three children and, um, having a child with down syndrome has changed our lives and for the better. >> you said in your note to me what's happening in iceland is ugly, dirty and sad. >> absolutely. >> why?

>> it's just that the value of life for a child with down syndrome it's just amazing that it would not be considered. that there's not more education out there. that those lives are not valued. it's heartbreaking. >> we saw nick -- we met nick in the fall of 2015. >> yes. >> homecoming kick at central buck. >> yup. >> i met him and it was very special time at the school then. all the students just were so open and welcoming and warm. >> crazy. >> i know it melled your heart back then. >> it did. absolutely and continues to melt my heart. nick has, you know, his pierce the people that he comes in contact with, he touches lives. and we are blessed to have nick in our lives. >> i know you say our world is a better place. >> um-hmm. >> with nick in it. >> yup. >> can you imagine your life without him now? >> no. nick has challenged my husband and i as parents but he is made us better people. >> nick -- >> nick! [ laughter ] >> is he crying. >> he is. he's consider touched by this.

>> good. nick, what do you think about all of this? >> nick -- >> i like it. >> you like it. i know. we love you. you're so special. you're overwhelmed a little bit. >> i know. your mom is such a special woman. she loves you so much, right. >> nick, tell them how great your life is. >> my life is great. >> tell me about your work. nick work at abington hospital in the neonatal unit he's been there for two years, right. >> yes. >> do you love it there. >> i do love it. >> what do you get to do. >> i phone and i scan. >> you answer phone or you scan papers. >> i scan papers. >> you scan papers. >> yeah. >> that's so special. >> it's amazing. >> all right swim coach this summer, right. >> yes. >> yeah. absolutely. >> it's incredible. >> is this your senior year. >> you're done. >> yes, i'm done. >> you're done. du he was homecoming king. how did i forget that. now you're just out and about living your life and you love it, don't you? >> yes. >> good for you. >> what do you think about this special lady right neck to you? >> the best mom ever.

>> thanks. >> best mom ever. >> now you're making me cry. [ laughter ] >> what are you going to do for your birthday. >> we're going to have an he guess party! >> are you going to go to the game. >> no. but you'll watch it. >> yes. who is your favorite player? >> look on the back. >> turn around. stand up and turn around so everybody can see. >> you're member of the wentz wagon. lock at that. >> wentz wagon. >> good for you, nick. i love it. thanks for coming by. >> thanks for sharing your sto story. >> you're welcome. >> look at my tears. >> preserve the makeup. >> thank you. >> coming up hundreds got their sweat on all for a good cause. we'll tell you why this crowd of people is climbing more than 100 moorestown at the linc. go, eagles, right, nick? >> let's go eagles! >> thanks, lauren. >> of course.

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♪ you ordered the perfect weather for this. climbing for cause. hundreds of area firefighters and civilians join forces at the linc yesterday a 9/11 memorial stair climb. jenny joyce stopped by to share stories from the physically grueling yet emotionally rewar rewarding fundraising event. >> reporter: step by step, sweat beading across their faces, some in full fire fighting gear, these men, women and children spent an 80-degree morning at the linc remembering, honoring and supporting the 343 firefighters who died on 9/11. >> this is his best friend. >> reporter: aspiring firefighter eight-year-old keegan price completed the symbolic 110 store climb alongside his father.

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philadelphia firefighter karen mclaughlin of engine 16. >> i just kept looking up in the sky and imagine wagon all the guys on 9/11 were doing and that pushed me to put 1 foot in front of the other. >> powerful thoughts to help these climbers power through. in its first year, the philadelphia fire department's 9/11 memorial climb raised as much as $40,000 for the ndyn and families of firefighters killed on 9/11. >> when people come out as beat as they are and soaking wet and they're sweaty and they're tire, they can't wait until next year. >> john j. banning. >> fire commissioner adam thiel says it's important to support this cause. >> there still a need. we talk a lot about never forgetting 9/11 and remembering the service and sacrifice. the reality is there are still 9/11 responders who are dying from illnesses, chronic illnesses so there's still a great need. >> matthew l. ryan. >> in south philadelphia, jenner

joyce, fox 29 news. gives me the chills hearing that bell. that was inaugural event though i'm sure we'll see more of it year after year. great event for us here in philadelphia. okay. let's switch gears much trending this morning it's a car and it's a hot tub. i haven't seen the video. candace wanted to surprise us. >> oh, my goodness. >> here it is. inventor colin fer see turned bmw into a drivable hot tub it has a pair of leave blowers to generate bubbles a barbecue grill in the trunk. >> why does he still have his suit on? >> i don't know. >> in the hot tub. >> and astro turf on the exterior. he had to seal and waterproof the car to keep the water on the inside and reinforce the frame to deal with all that extra weight. impractical project was sponsored by google. >> so don't try that at home. >> why though? i don't even understand why? >> to get attention. so we can talk about it so candace our producer can show it. >> attention getter? that's it. >> that's true. yeah. i don't understand the point of that. let's talk about this. trumped boy sports. the president two hoy day rant

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frederick county state attorney charlie smith said he determined the officers use of force was justifiable. authorities say on july 10th police attempted to stop -- to stop van conneced to a burglary when it rammed undercover police vehicle and headed towards three officers who were on foot. meanwhile georgia tech leaders are making changes in the wake of the police shooting that left student scott schultz dead. university president says he will be app pointing four institute wide action teams that will focus on concerns, issues, potential solutions and additional resources needs. the teams will include students, faculty, staff and outside experts. schultz was shot by police when he failed to comply with their demands. protests broke out on campus leaving two officers injured as rioters set fire to a patrol c car. all right. let's get a check of our sunday for calf. scott williams is all over that. >> all right. welcome to july, yeah, it's going to feel more like july later on this afternoon a lot of sunshine out there. temperatures will be rapidly heating up.

72 degrees already and look a at that humidity inching up there 71%. winds out of the north about 6 miles an hour. we have 69 degrees already mount pocono. mid 60s north and west. upper 60s now from wilmington to millville. mid 60s down the shore. so what's happening? we have a big dip in the jet stream out west. that's where the cold air is. even some snow around sections of montana into wyoming. but a ridge in the midwest and the east so 90-degree temperatures ahead. that kick off forecast at the linc, mostly sunny, 87 degrees by 1:00 o'clock and then afternoon high temperature look at this 91 degrees in philadelphia. 90 in trenton. 90 in the lehigh valley. 90 degrees for wilmington along with reading. so loose fitting light colored clothing and also stay hydrated much the average high by the way is only 75 for this time of year. hurricane maria category two hurricane movement to the north at 9 miles an hour. it will come close to sections of cape hatteras and make right

hook by the middle and latter part of the week but once again a little too close for comfort. let's go hour boy hour and you can see that those rain bands will try and move toward the outerbanks as we move toward tuesday. so that is something that we'll watch. but high pressure giving us the heat should kick it back out to sea. by tuesday, we're in the low 80s, low 80s for wednesday and then finally feeling leak fall by friday into next weekend. next weekend it look like high temperatures will be stuck in the 60s. >> what a change. >> all right. scott, thank you so much. president donald trump com coming under harsh criticism from athletes in all sports after name calling and strong words about players kneeling during the national anthem it all started on friday night during a rally in alabama. listen to this. >> wouldn't you love to see one& of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son of bleep off the field right now, out, he's fired.

>> hasn't full of athletes have refused to stand during the national anthem as a protest to the treatment of blacks by police. the movement started by colin kaepernick trump sews this players are disrespecting the flag. american heritage and what our country stands for. but the president didn't stop there. he then turned to attention to the nba calling out baller steph curry in tweet. curry expressed diss rest in visiting the white house with his golden state warrior teammates on twitter trump quickly uninvited curry. the tweet saying, going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. steph curry is hesitating therefore invitation is withdrawn. last night both curry and his team responded to the criticism. >> kind of beneath a leader of a country to go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> there was a respect for the office and also a respect not only from us but from the president himself. >> you know going and calling

every player who took nia son of a bleep, like huh? we're talking -- what? >> like that don't even make sense to me. >> curry feeling the support from big names lebron james was one of the first to respond writing you bum, steph curry already said he ain't going so therefore ain't no invite going to white house was great honor until you showed up! >> espn anchor jamill hill called out by the white house to be fired for tweeting her views about trump wrote simply hey steph curry, welcome to the cl club, bro. hollywood also speaking up will stevie wonder made his position very clear last night at the global citizen festival his performance. >> tonight i'm taking a knee for america. [ cheers and applause ] >> but not just one knee.

i'm taking both knees. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's diddy posted his love and support to all the players saying ya'll have chance to do something really great tomorrow. seemingly encouraging players should take action today during their games. we've got panel this morning chad lassiter, a ton saunders bill anderson and sean bell. let's start with you chad. you won't see them. you're not watching the nfl. >> i'm not watching the nfl this season sim employee because of multiple issues. the ct issue and the denial nba -- i mean nfl is going through with regards to domestic violence the way colin kaepernick is being black listed and black balled and so i'm not a fan of mfl at this very mome moment. >> a ton, what did you think when you heard the profanities that the president shared in alabama at that event? >> i laughed and then i remembered that he was the president. and i thought to myself, that two thing. one, everybody who responded was right in doing so. they have that right and to call

out a fool on twitter is norm. my second issue is more concern. is that we have moved away from the true issues that led to colin kaepernick feeling. >> exactly. >> we should be talking about police brutality specifically with people of color. we should be talking about the privatizations of prison not who is going to kneel today. i think we have moved away from that. now, again, it's parent to talk about who is kneeling today, but my concern is that we've become distracted. >> chad, let me ask you this question. i know i was just being fair and balanced on both sides. some people say steph curry should just go at the white house this is his chance to meet the president face to face and share some of his concerns. why isn't he going? >> this is president that's divisive and steph curry and others on that team have every right to say they don't want to be part of the divisiveness. excuse me. >> about the kneeling and divisiveness and sports there's much bigger issue this is about their right to express how they feel. >> yes. >> regardless of how you feel about colin kaepernick i think all of us agree he has the right to say it.

>> absolutely. >> regardless of how you feel about what steph curry said, he has the right to say it. >> and when we moved in the position where if you don't like what someone is saying you're trying to silence their voice, that's a really dangerous game. >> very much so. >> people need to be careful playing. >> sean. >> let's be clear. one group of people are kneeling for injustice. another group of people who have and run through people with their cars into the crowd, good people on both sides. >> what is that? >> that's the conversation we should have been having. >> that's the challenge. >> that's the challenge because fine people.sville these are- when we're looking at these athletes we're calling them out and looking at owners who oftentimes engage in the same behavior of some of the nfl players as it relates to domestic violence and drugs we don't hear those narrative's. right. when we look at the equity situation we look at ben roethlisberger we cast kale colin kaepernick. we look at josh brown the kicker for the new york giants and we black ball jay rice.

jeff lure will he said septembee was talking to michael hayes in the philadelphia daily news and talking about this whole as spec it's disrespectful. there are lot hughes have many if ally members who suffer ptsd coming back from two and three tours in vietnam who served the country patriotism is both ends much it's not mere fact that you have to embrace these sign and symbols you can also use it as platform to protest some of the injustice. >> we have to remember colin said he was kneeling out of respect because initially he sat and then he said i'm going to kneel. so lot of people that are saying he's disrespecting that was never his intent from the beginning. >> let's just be clear. for one let's mention the player in baseball the first major league player to ever, ever take a knee bruce maxwell took a knee and he's a son of a veteran. >> oakland app's. >> son avenue veteran. he agree up on a military base much this isn't about disrespect, okay? it's about what that flag is supposed to represent and what it's not representing right now. what trump is doing due to what

everyone is doing until everyone gets that respect you can't imagine these -- be mad at these players for standing up. they're still living in the country lebron -- >> i'm the glass half full guy. trying to find light in this situation. what's interesting about it is we're having the discussion. >> part of what colin kaepernick was trying to do. part of what kneeling, part of what the expression is to get people to take on and discuss issues that previously people stayed away from. for better or worse, we're now having this debate. it has to get deeper. i agree with it whole are adly it's an easy conversation to have when you can pent to somebody in alabama or charlottesville, and say, look at them and they're trying to raise the confederate flag and clearly there's wrong it to much it's a more difficult conversation one you're having it with your neighbor about your local police force. when you're having that conversation with your neighbor about prisons, about what's happening locally in your community and i think that's the difficult conversation that people have conveniently moved away from. >> you're right. >> we need to get back to that.

>> until it happens, more and more people are going to kneel until people actually have that conversation. >> a lot of possible ignore it. >> it would be great for the owners and general managers and coaches to do what greg popovich did. he fundamentally understands about the police brutality and anthology of police misconduct and police officers getting off with impunity. we need some of these owners and nfl to get away from the whole aspect of the national anthem and protest and we want them to voice their concerns about what happened to mikell bennett in so at tell, what happened -- individuals who are -- really don't report it. so that aspect is to silence i want to see broken. ooh want owner to come out and talk about black and brown individuals being killed unarmed in american democracy. >> thank i was of you. we can talk about all of this forever. we have take a break and we'll be right back. ♪

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nature valley ♪ i'm anthony mongeluzo and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. unless you've been living aunt rock you probably heard about apple's new announce they went crazy. new watches, a 4k apple tv. but one of my favorites, the all new iphones. you got an iphone eight, you got an eight plus and you got an actually new and innovative device the iphone x. we'll start with the iphone eight. number one they actually have wireless charging now so apple has come to the party there. second, you'll get all the new ios features a better camera, faster processor and those

phones start at 699. let's get into the high rank district. iphone x. let's get this out of the way first. $1,000. that's what it will cost you if you want to have that. but you'll get some neat features. number one, this screen takes up the whole phone so you basic loll have a screen in your pock. the second thing guess what, you're not going to be able to use your touch print any more. everything is facial recogniti recognition. you look into the camera it will unlock your phone for you and you can even use it to pay your bills. pretty innovative that. now, speaking of your face, your eyes, they'll be so happy, if you get the x phone, you will have an oled screen. what does that mean it? means it's going to be the most beautiful screen that i don't have ever look at. the dark colors like blacks will be deeper and richer. and the screen is simply magnificent. now you want to have little fun we're getting mixed reviews on this one. animal emojis are out there. you can actually and this is only featured with the x for thousand bucks you get that, too. you can actually use your face

to make differ emotions and the animal will actually follow your face. so some people will think it's a really stupid feature. other people are going wild. long and short, it's going to be an expensive holiday season. phones starting 699, 799 and all the way up to that 1,000. so you want to talk pour about innovation because they got the right this time with the x, reach out to me #techtank and we'll continue the conversation online. ♪ and on this sunday, we are talking about temperatures heating up pretty rapidly. not only if you're heading to the puerto rican day parade along the parkway but to the linc. get ready for high temperatures upper 80s to low 90s. in fact already it's 72 degrees. humidity at 71%. by 1:00 o'clock, kick off at the linc. 87 degrees. the afternoon high temperature today for center city right around none. we're looking at 84 down the shore. and 89 lauren for the lehigh valley. >> all right.

good football weather scott. thank you very much. in digital world cell phones take center stage. people share their lives in way wedding proposals go viral. kids recording flash mobs when they should be calling the police. in sadly sometimes encounters with police take the internet by storm. like this one when woman streamed a deadly traffic stop on facebook life. now, there's a new way to go live through an app called citizen. founder says he created it with the hope of using technology and in positive way to create safety and transparency. promotional video you use watch users streaming video as they is the a car with a suspected child kidnapper but not actually chasing the car and the police and they use the app to find the kidnapper the app alerts users when crime is happening nearby and allows them to take par in the crime fighting process. not everyone thinks this is a good idea. do these apps have the potential to cause more harm than good? >> joining us this morning to

chat about the technology lieutenant roger rogers with the westampton police department and our tech contributor stephanie humphrey. good morning and thank you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. lieutenant rogers let's start with you. first new york now san francis francisco. if you had the option today to sign up for the app would you, why are why not? >> i'll not. it's too knew. it exposes too many innocent people to potential harm. i think we need more, um, information about how this technology can be applied, um, personally i feel you can be one of three thing. concerned citizen, a good samaritan or a vigilante. i think this will steer people toward the ladder. >> and speakin speaking of vigi, stephanie, it was called -- they changed the name it sort of seem like the rules still apply. >> nothing much changed they added pop ups that will say, hey, make sure you don't engage. they changed their terms of service just a little bit to say we don't condone engaging with anything you come across but that's not necessarily going to keep anybody from not doing it.

people don't read the terms of service for anything it's still going to be a problematic when it's time to get a notification because the app still actually encourages you to go and video it if you're close enough. >> lieutenant rogers, were you surprised nypd sort adopted this app and are using it so active actively. >> yes. to hear when the most premier agencies is getting involved with this when they have their own intelligence cleaning center like a rock information center it's kind of surprising. >> what's the most puzzling part of this app for you when you look at it and you know the rules of it it's telling people don't get involved in crime, but get involved by reporting it. what puzzles you the most with this? >> i would say, um, the potential it has to uproot the justice system. what i mean by that is, the states burden of proof is beyond reasonable doubt. >> right. >> all right. and if you -- as a detective i would secure video from a controlled source like a secure

ready dvr. right. and we get the data. we secure it. if anyone with a camera can up load edited footage. >> gotcha. >> any competent defense attorney would take that foota footage. how do we know which one is the real actual footage. that's a huge burden. >> i got the it. >> 120,000 users in new york. lot of people have adopt and bought into it. >> it's super problematic for the simple reason the detective just talk about. you don't know how things are boeing verified. people can add to the conversation through chat functional will the and privacy. privacy goes out of the the window with this, because now your live streaming potentially someone being assaulted. you know, that they may not want that across the internet for everyone to see or you're live streaming, um, someone that may be a potential witness going forward in this case. so now their identity is put out there for all to see. so the privacy issue and verification issue are huge technical issues that they have not really been transparent.

they talk about this boeing transparent see. they've not been transparent how they'll deal with those thing. >> you both agree we have a lot way to go with this. >> yes. in thank you both for joining us. >> i like your green. >> love your green. >> jenny, lots of green down at the linc for the home opener of the eagles this morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. i'm here with dan, ray, also then as ron jaworski if you turn around for us and brian. these guys you got here around 6:00 45. you're excited for the big game today. >> absolutely. yeah. been here since about quarter to 7:00 and not even the first ones here. we're pysched. >> we're getting the season started coming up next. ♪ whoo!

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what do we have going on here? video games? >> is that right? video -- >> video games. >> video games, yes. 1:00 o'clock games we play video games britt starts. video games. that's how you guys get ready to go for the eagles game, right. >> yeah. >> all right. so eagles/giants much this is a big one. how are we feeling going into the game? who wants to talk. >> eagles are going to kill them 35-zero. >> thrive-zero. that's our predict this morning. so you guys have been coming to the games for long time. you said you have season tickets for the next ten years, erin. >> ten years, yes. >> what are your predictions going into the future. are we going to get another championship in the next ten years. >> of course. >> are we get app eagles cheer. let's do it. e-a-g-l-e-s! >> there we go lauren. live from the linc. >> all right. get you one of those hotdogs on the grill. perfect grilling weather, right. >> it will be hot. so enjoy the game.

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>> i am chris wallace. republican senators at the last chapter to end obamacare. >> if you are bernie believer, this is your worst nightmare, to take money and power out of washington. >> it is a little tougher without john mccain. it was a little tougher, but we have some time. >> chris: we will discuss the 11th hour effort with marc shor marc short, the white house legislative affairs director. then president trump re-ignites a racial controversy, now with black pro athletes including those who kneel during the national anthem. >> even if it is one player, leave the stadium. i guarantee you can't think will stop. pick up and leave. >> chris: will ask our sunday panel what it means for