. from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia be weekend. breaking this morning, the search for a hit-and-run driver, investigators trying to piece together how a man was left to die in the street. hit the brakes. part of the pa turnpike closed this morning and this weekend. it will cost you an hour of your time. what you should know before you hit the road. nellie may be breathing a relief this morning, why investigators could be dropping the sexual assault case. pint sized the message causing young girls to step out and show off. >> how cute are they? it's saturday, october 14th.

2017. >> before we take a look at your weekend weather, here's a live look in allentown this morning, drivers, you have to be where. right now, and for the rest of the weekend, major disruption if you take the pa turnpike. the northeast extension is closed between lehigh valley and carbon counties. >> workers trying to replace bridge 40 miles of the highway closed through monday at 4:00 a.m., a detour is in place. in some drivers it could end up taking you an hours ago long. we had to let you know off the top about that. your second question is what's weather like? scott williams has the answer hi, everybody, we're talking about temperatures warming you mean. loot lot of low cloud. high humidity, 93% and as we focus in on the weather headlines, we're tracking some of the early drizzle, weekend

warmup and also looks like by early next week, the full chill depend, have multiple wardrobe, but it will start to feel a little more like summer overtime next couple of days, ultimate doppler not really picking up on i'll of the low clouds and drizzle. but the other concern, the visibility down to three miles in philadelphia, down four miles in pottstown, four miles visibility in reading, only three right now in dover and i say we focus on the temperature, 59 degrees in pottstown, looking at mid 60s and atlantic city and millville so wilmington, and 63 right now in dover. so the jet stream pattern lifting up farther to the north and then tomorrow ahead of a cold front, temperatures will soar into the 80's. normal high temperature this time of year right around 68. today, 75, mostly cloudy skies. once again pockets of drizzle, not a wash-out. then for tomorrow, 82 degrees

will be the afternoon high temperature. we'll talk much more about the roller coaster ride with the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. 7:03. let's talk about news breaking from overnight, police on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who left on a man to die that the street. jennifer joyce live from the scene in port richmond with those details. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, it happened just behind mere, we were watching earlier this morning, as investigators combed the scene combed the scene to perform an accident reconstruction to get a better sense of what actually happened. police say shorterly at 2:30, a man struck by a vehicle near tulip street. investigators confirm the man suffered severe injury to his head and body and was pronounced at the scene a31-year-old man, police have not released the identity. they're working on the driver who hit him left him to die in

the streets at this point. police do not have information on the car actively working the scene's police say they found a number of clues to confirm this was a hit-and-run. the victim's shoe was found a block away indicating that the vehicle involved may have dragged the shoe after making impact. >> it was found he was struck by an automobile more than likely traveling at a high rate of speed. of there is evidence on the highway, on the road in the immediate area of the victim, that there was some sort of impact between victim and an automobile. there are several cameras, we've identified private surveillance cameras, that may assist us in this investigation. >> reporter: police say they're confident with the evidence they have they will find the driver, but it will be a better outcome for the person involved if he or she comes forward.

first police are asking anyone who may have been in the area around the time of the to please come forward and help get justice for this victim. one man is in custody after police say he stabbed his wife early this morning 3:30. that woman was taken to temple hospital currently in stable condition. back to class for students in south jersey, the break unexpected after mold concerns shut down schools across the area. parents still want answer, dave kinchen has the story. >>. >> reporter: jennifer she did had enough of the mold problem at holly glen elementary where her son goes and tells fox 29 it has impacted his health >> he's been sick the past four years going to the oxon hill. a good portion of the pictures shown with mold he was in those

classroom, asthma, allergy medication. >> reporter: she was among dozens filing into the williamstown high school theater to blow off team in a meeting run by parent. even though the monroe township school district said most will reopen for students tuesday following a district-wide precautionary shutdown for most of the this week after the mold was found >> i want justice and to own up to something that happened >> it never should have come to this. they've known. my older son was in the district ten years ago. there have been health issues we can look back on and say, wait a minute, maybe this was part problem. >> reporter: come tuesday, they will be taught in other buildings while crews continue to work towards acceptable air quality for students and staff.

>> are the schools clean? >> reporter: dave kinchen. an 18-year-old in custody after alleged lid shooting is a 16-year-old oxford circle. shiverton is in extreme critical condition at aria torresdale hospital. bustleton and magee avenue firing several several shots, police aren't sure why he was targeted. family members have more questions >> my biggest concern how did an 18-year-old get their hands on an semiautomatic gun? we need to wondering trying to figure out how we can get guns off the street >> good tried to ditch the gun but police were able to to recover the weapon. donald trump unfold another campaign promise announcing he will not recertify the iran nuclear deal. he believes iran committed

multiple violations of that agreement. the decision does not technical technical technical technically withdrawal the u.s. making a move to stop cost sharing payments under the affordable care act and that decision has at least a dozen states suing trump including josh shapiro, premiums would increase for the more than 400,000 pennsylvaniaian, who buy individual insurance plans and some plans may no longer be available at all. the department of health and human services released a statement saying, it not justify the payments without congressional authority >> he's cutting off the cost sharing reductions or subsidies or insurance bail-out and you will have a quick unravelling of the affordable care act. congressional dramatic leaders, chuck schumer, nancy

pilosi released a statement calling the move spiteful act of vast pointless sabotage >> disabled veterans and federal retire res will see a 2% increase in 2018, the largest in six years on average, amounts to an additional 25 bucks every month did you see this video? this fly as the eagles game on thursday night against charlotte. we have an update to this trending story that has everyone talking. move over mom and dad, amazon targeting teens. shopping on their own. should parents be concerned? we break down the new program. i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy and we got a fun event for you. pumpkin today, today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. until

5:00 p.m. you can make a scare crow, go on a hey ride, crafts, games, so family friendly and a lot of fun, whatever you do have great time from weekend wendy and me.

♪. ♪: . ♪. ♪. high temperatures were in the 60, today we'll top out into the 70's.

it's muggy steppig out, do areas of fog and drizzle, so just be mindful of that. high humidity at 93%. temperatures starting off right now, 62 degrees, winds out of the north about nine miles per hour. so that saturday planner pumpkin picking, we're talkin about the temple game later on today. look for some morning clouds and drizzle, we'll keep mostly cloudy sky, temperatures by noon, 69 degrees, 75 degrees will be the afternoon high temperature once again, not a wash-out so don't cancel any plans. ultimate doppler not really picking up a lot on some of the low clouds and the drizzle that we have across the area of the most of the heavy steadier rainfall right now around long island. look at the reduced visibility down to five miles per hour visibility, three miles in dover and four mile visibility currently in reading. 55 right now in mount pocono 62

in wilmington, mid 60's millville and atlantic city upper 50s in pottstown. as far as that forecast, as we focus in overnight tonight be, temperatures around 66 in philadelphia, low 60's north and west, mid 60's at the shore, the roller coaster ride in the temperature department, 75 degrees for today. low 80's for tomorrow out ahead of of a cold front. maybe a late evening overnight shower with that front on sunday, but look at the fall push of air, 63 degrees on monday, 62 for the high temperature tuesday and tuesday morning, look at the temperatures, 45 degrees, that's in philadelphia. out lying suburbs north and west could be in the 30's, maybe patchy frost, we'll keep you posted with that. 70 by wednesday, then low 70's as moved towards thursday and friday, but a dry and comfortable stretch of weather for much of next week. lauren back over to you. new developments in the rape

case against nellie the he torn for the woman who made the claim has asked police to drop the investigation because she doesn't plan to testify. nellie was booked last saturday morning after a woman said he raped her on his tore bus near seattle. the woman's attorney said she note wanted note ryety or a dime from that man of she wants to go back to school and graduate >> it's been nearly a week of deadly wildfires in california. finally there's hope, crews reporting their first progress in containing the massive fires, still the fight far from over, more than 9,000 firefighters continue to attack the flames this morning. the wildfires claimed more lives, the death toll stands at 36. the raging fires destroyed at least 5700 homes and businesses. >> where are you at? that's new body cam video showing the dramatic moments officers save a man and woman from the fires, their home

surrounded by flames. the woman confined to a wheelchair. the officer find the pair inside the smoke filled home and able to carry them to z happy ending there. a family held hostage in afghanistan five years finally tobacco canada after successful negotiations for the release. u.s. native caitlin coleman and her husband joshua boil were rescued wednesday after being held hostage. cole moon was pregnant when she was captured two years ago. she had two more children, a child was killed and hi wife was rape. a mold is discovered inside a classroom. parents both concerned and outraged. their new question this morning, one of them when was that mold actually discovered? bruce gordon explains only in philly philadelphia public school

children should consider themselves very lucky. it's not every district that supplies its students whether they're in a laboratory or not with all the mold they will need to conduct scientific experiment likes all the kids have to do is scrape it off their desk top or the instrument case in the music room. the school district recently reported it had just now discovered traces of mold at john bkelly elementary in germantown. spreading am i action to clean up the mess. the exposure could cause serious health problems especially those like asthma, three cheers for the school district and prompt action or not. philly.com reports the teacher's union warned the school district as far back as 2015 about mold problems, in fact an inspection commissioned sold mold growth on music cal instrument case, chairs can't desks, tables and pipe insulation and that the

trouble dated back to at least march of that year. a school district's spokesman is quoted by philly.com as suggesting the union never brought their concerns to the attention over the district. it's a he said she said argument but ask yourself, why would the union believe there's a problem, commissioner report that confirms the problem then fail to report the findings of the report confirming the problem. and it's hard to believe the problem is confined to kelly. built in 1970, it's actually among the newer school buildings in a district full of ancient structures of far more important it's dis heartening to see the disconnect between the teachers and healthy and safety. union and management squabbling over salaries and benefit, we expect that. these folks can't seem to agree on when if at all alarm bells were sounded regarding dangerous facing your kids. when they built this school

district, they broke the mold. so to speak. only in philly. ♪. ♪ . >> nice play on words. parents, amazon, they're going after the little ones. i know. of i know. here's the deal. it's introducing a convenient way for teenagers, 13 through 17 to shop with their own log in, so teens will be able to independently use amazon ap and they can shop or stream videos and movies but the parents can keep a watchful eye. parents will approve the orders or set preapproved spending limits per order. what do you believe, about that? >> that's going to be more money coming out of mom and dad's pocketbook. >> i think it's dangerous territory. maybe if you're allowance can be built into that, you know, you start accrue your allowance you can go online and be like an adult and make a purchase. we'll see what happens's. do you need a cheat day? >> for what >> if you do from capture

healthy diet, pick today, it's national dessert day and you do not want they don't miss out on good stuff. that looks delicious. you said or instant reaction poll. what is the one sweet treat that you cannot live without? we want to hear from you. i'll ask you on facebook in case you're in the awake yet. i don't know either because i have such a sweet tooth that i love pies, cake, candies >> i love pies, like salty and sweet too. >> salted caramel, like that kind of thing? >> yes, the but recrust on a pie and you have the sweet fruit. >> i have a treat for you because at 8:30 we'll have a dessert segment from a local grandmother who i think she authored her first cook in 70's.

let us know what you think use fox 29 good day. next in sports, should we call her a sneaky wife? we're talking about the nfl commissioner's wife, she has a twitter account that no one knew about until now. . but why? what was she doing? we'll explain.

. good morning, i'm kristen

rogers, the eagles riding night weekend. doug pederson is trying to keep his team level headed >> got to keep it real. that comes from me. yeah, we're winning these games but there's a thereto fix. a lot to correct as well. it's never perfect. obviously. bottom line is we do want to win the game but at the same time, i've got to keep them focused and grounded on some of the situational stuff. >> reporter: ben simmons taking the ball up the court. finds lane drives hits it's lay-up and one, he had 19 points, sixers crews 119-95. regular season starting wednesday. alc has game one yankees in houston, as stereos up one nothing, he hits a base hit up the middle. he scores from second, astros win 2-1. that's sports in a minute.

i'm kristen rodgers. we're off to a two to two start. playing an opponents, the pliers and the minnesota wild are the only nhl teams that have yet to play at home. puck drops at 7:00. the secret is out. roger goodell admits she had a secret twitter cannot. it's to do what wives do. jane skinner goodell told the wall street journal that it was a silly thing to do but done out of frustration and love since at least january of 2015, she's been logging on to twitter to give the media a piece of her mind but if you log on this morning, you will not be able to find her account because she decided to come clean, shut it down. >> burner account. >> she said deactivate. i don't want this anymore

>> she had to air out her frustration >> you can't log on and be who you really are. of she had a secret account >> do we know >> i don't know it's gone. >> disappeared. >> gone in thin air. 7:26. boys behaving badly at the eagles game in charlotte. this morning we have an update. let's check in with jenny joyce. >> reporter: police are looking for the driver struck and killed a 31-year-old man overnight in port richmond. we will have the latest on this hit-and-run investigation coming up next.

. 7:29, the search continues this morning for a 13-year-old girl missing in thomas river, an ten knell lama reno's family shay left home wednesday and not been able to contact her since then. authorities say she may neb the company of a 19-year-old man from jackson township. they do not suspect him of criminal wrongdoing. anyone with information should contact the police department a panthers fan arrested after allegedly throwing a sucker punch at thursday's game against the eagles. the video gone viral. ky

kyle. an eating r eagles fan stepped in trying to break the up. ghar facing assault charges. i'm lauren johnson, drivers in allentown be aware. of right now, and for rest of the weekend, there will be a major disruption on your commute. the northeast extension is closed between lehigh valley and carbon counties. workers trying to repair a bridge there. so 40 miles of the highway are now closed through monday around 4:00 a.m. a detour is in place but for some drivers, that could end up taking you an extra hour to get where you are going. patience be with you. scott is it fall? summer? winter, what's happening outside? >> a little bit of both with the seven-day coming up but for the weekend, feeling a little more like summer, temperatures climbing into the mid 70, tomorrow back to the 80's, 62, high humidity, 93% some areas of

drizzle and fog early on this saturday morning, we'll focus on that, the weekend warmup, but a fall chill early next week, some of the coldest air of the season, ultimate doppler right now, not really picking up a lot on the low clouds also the drizzle in spots. but we do have areas of that as we go hour by hour, mostly cloudy skies, once again, not a whole lot of rainfall, there might be a spotty shower or passing drizzle pocket moving through, but as we move towards tomorrow morning, fog and then wind out of the south and west ahead of a cold front, which will drop those temperatures into early next week and you can see that line of potential showers maybe a rumble of thunder late sunday into monday as the frontal boundary moves through, temperatures right now, 65 in atlantic city, 65 in millville, upper 50's in pottstown, mid 50's right now mount pocono. the saturday planner across the region, center city, we have you

covered. humid early drizzle, 75 degrees, 74 down the shore. low 70's for the lehigh valley. overnight tonight, temperatures dip into the mid 60's, not quite as chilly and look at the seven-day forecast. 82 degrees for your sunday with that late evening cold front then look at the temperature s early next week, 60's temperatures monday and tuesday and back into the low 70's by the later part of next week. back over to you. breaking. police on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who left a man to die in the street, jennifer joyce is live from the scene in port richmond with those details. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, lauren, police say that that victim way struck right behind me, police were collecting evidence. and investigators are actively working to find the driver involved. the hit-and-run happened shortly after 2:30 this morning, police say the vehicle is struck a 31-year-old man here on the 2200

block of allegheny avenue near tulip street. investigators confirm the man suffered severe injuries to his head and body and was pronounced at the scene. at this point, investigators do not have information on the car involved. but they're pulling surveillance video and piecing clues together. police say they're confident with the evidence they have they will find this driver, but it will be a better outcome for the person involved if he or she comes forward to police first. anyone who may have passed through this area around the time of the accident, is urged to contact police. lauren? >> jenny, thank you so much. imagine this. being able to drive on the shoulder of the highway right during rush hour without having to worry about being pulled over? sounds crazy but it could happen at some point in pennsylvania, in fact, penndot is considering it right now. brad sattin has the details on what many would consider a big blessing. >> reporter: not sure why they

call it rush hour when there's clearly no rushing involved but penndot has an idea to speed up traffic. where, they're in no rush to do it. it's still years away but they're about to begin engineering environmental studies to turn some shoulders along the blue route and i95 to actually lanes of traffic. specifically in both directions of 476 if west chester pike to i95 and from ridley park to the commodore barry bridge >> utilizing the shoulders would he do have, maybe widening some places, but bottle necks are bad, this can help alleviate >> it's a waste of time. it's frustrating. of you have people driving aggressively >> it's crazy. >> it's horrible. you're sitting there, brake, gas, brake, gas, frustration. >> reporter: there are ways to manage the shoulder for when cars break down or emergency

vehicles have to pass and while implementation is still way down the road, penndot says the plan could seriously shorten your commute time >> certainly from what we see right now, it could cut as much as half the time or more. >> reporter: brad sattin fox 29 news. gamblers will soon be able to play poker against each other on line, the state joins nevada and delaware on online poker pack. it can join seasons software is approved. chris christie said pulling players will enhance annual revenue, create opportunities for players and internet gambling operators. new jersey launched it in '13 and took in $20.4 million last month from online gambling alone, that's up 25% over last year. good news, if you're looking for a job, fedex is hiring. the shipping giant is looking to

hire 500 people for seasonal positions in harrisburg. jobs, include package hasn'tder, support positions. fedex said more than a third of the seasonal package handlers were brought on with the company even after the holiday season was over. it's a girl's movement. they're very small girls but they have a very big message and they want you to hear it. we'll talk more about it coming up after the break

this is your tech byte from the tech tank. we'll talk aps. we'll talk about an ap store for your dna. helix is betting on you wanting to know more. of you start off by giving them a sample. you give them a little spit sample. send it away for 80 bucks in three, four weeks you'll get jen nerve information back about yourself. but wait, there's more, once your data stored, there's act that is tie night. neanderthal will tell you body type, predisposed potential health risks. another ap. call gino 2.soar will actually

tell you how your family and ancestors potentially progressed around the world and all those little makeups that make you. of for someone like me i like to drink wine, there's an ap telling me based jen nerves what wine i'll like even more. if you want to talk about high tech dna reach out to us #techtank, and we'll continue the conversation on line. >> you know when beyonce does something the world is watching. she released a new video for her lemonade track freedom in honor of international day of the girl. it will make your morning, check this out. ♪ . ♪ . ♪.

>> girls from around the world lip sink and dance to the song and the fearsest and strongest way possible. queen bee posted this to her facebook page. she teamed up with the time for change initiative. it's about facing challenge that is girls around the world face every day. you can't wait till it's too late. i remember being younger, the boys are making fun of you. the girls are not so nice, trying to find your way, you know, that's a good age. age and brook are with racial. teenagers, that was their first day of school and they tell me stories of trying to find their way in that world where kids will tell them you're not black enough to be black and not white enough to be white and you're caught in this world of who am i? i love that video because i believe that girls need to hear that encouragement, know, you got to find your way in your own way >> it's good she used girls from

all around the world to help them instill confidence >> go b, she does it again. the fall-out in tinsel town continues over mega producer harvey weinstein. the shocking reason some people say his company not only knew of his bad behavior, but helped him cover it up. ♪ . ♪ .

i'm karen hepp with today's busy mama. good morning. >> good morning

>> tell me about your family. >> i have three children. grace, bob and marley. they're 12, eight and four. and i have a fiance thomas >> your business, you have these fabulous dresses that are so cute and they're vintage style. some are vintage materials. let's start with your first dress, i love it. it's the animal crackers >> it is a vintage print an open back with a pleaded front and it's made out of vintage bed sheets animal cracker >> i found it at the thrift store. i made this in a child size for my daughter. and people just seemed to love it and asked if it was for sale. >> then you started making them and putting them on your website >> yes, i did. >> tell me about this next dress, with the red >> it is actually a skirt, a high wasted skirt with a crop top. it's an oil slick pink with a strike that and flower print skirt. >> the next one, this is like right out of dorothy skipping

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. the time is 7:47. awaking up to humidity. some areas of fog and drizzle, temperatures by this afternoon will climb into the 70's. a roller coaster ride ahead over the next several days. 61 degrees right now. but look at the humidity. 97% right now. so air you can ware early on this saturday morning, events, festivals, taking place, the temple home coming game, pumpkin picking across the area. temperatures by noon, 69 degrees, 75 degrees by this afternoon, mostly cloudy skies, and some early drizzle, but don't cancel any plans, not anticipating widespread showers, so the bottom line 75 degrees, the afternoon high temperature today, 82 degrees for your sunday feeling more like summer. ultimate doppler not really picking up a whole lot on the low clouds and the drizzle, the

bulk of the heavy rainfall around long island, the reduced visibility down to two miles in atlantic city, two and a half visibility currently in philadelphia, be mindful of that. otherwise, those temperatures right now, 65 degrees in millville, upper 50s in pottstown, 60 currently in allentown. the saturday planner got you covered across the region, mid 70's for center city, it will be humid, early drizzle, mild spotty showers down the shore, 74 degrees, drizzle around in the lehigh valley this morning, 73 degrees. temperatures for tonight, 50's in the poconos, low 60's north and west towards the lehigh valley. 66 degrees in philadelphia, the weather authority seven-day forecast showing the roller coaster ride, 75 today, 82 degrees on sunday. then much cooler by almost 20 degrees into early next week and then temperatures by thursday and friday back into the low to mid 70's. lauren? >> the academy of motion

pictures is meeting today to consider stripping harvey weinstein of his membership. but a bigger bombshell comes from tmz which claims the mega producer's employment contract permitted him to sexually harass women provided he pay for it. lawyers say the contract is a potential gold mine for victims and opens the weinstein's company to liability as well. actors jane nontoday, collin firth. a facebook add getting a lot of backlash on line. it shows a black woman taking off her shirt to reveal a white woman. screen shots of the add went viral. what do you think? if anything, here's ian's page with his commentary. >> this past westbound do have,

the well-known skin care brand thought it would be great idea to drop an ad for dove body wash on his facebook page. the add shows a black woman revealing a white woman. dove also make vaseline and ponds, apologized saying, we missed the mark. but that apology was a non-apology. many wondered how that add could have made it through multiple layers of review. how could a company be so tone, deaf? a lack of diversity. we've come a long way but there's still a long way to go, this isn't the first time dove put out a racially sensitive add. in 27-criticized showing three women side by side each with lighter skin than the woman next to her, behind them were signs before and after. before was behind an african-american women and showed cracked skin on the after side behind a white woman showed smooth skin visually more you

beautiful skin showed the add. plenty more examples. remember the pepsi add it? shows with we need more diversity everywhere. people tend to hire people that look like them. nothing wrong with that. it's comfortable. but we got to get out of our comfort zone and see the world through a different lens. when you look around the room you should see different face that is have different perspectives on things. i'm going to guess the people who approved that dove add probably looked a lot a like. i'm guessing there were no r minorities involved and if you were what were you thinking? more than likely if there was a minority, there was a voice saying wait a minute, this could be a problem. of it doesn't take long to roll back the gains we've made recently. just ask dove. are you getting ready for halloween? is it too early to talk about christmas? two months away but shopping could save you big. you don't want to miss tomorrow

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living with diabetes the chance to have fun and meet others with the same struggle, mallory junior reporter is here to explain. >> i went to the american diabetes association's camp freedom and i saw how the kids get to learn how to manage their diabetes and make friends just like them. zip lining, canoeing and swinging from rope may seem like standard summer camp activities. but camp freedom offers something greater. >> the american diabetes association created this oasis as a place for children living with type one diabetes to make friends just like them. >> it's been great to meet all these people that have type one diabetes like me. so you have to feel different and people aren't questioning you. this is pandora my diabetic alert service dog, trained to alert me when my blood sugar too high or low. of she can smell the chemical changes in my body. >> for the 180 children that attend this week long camp the

cost is outed by the price see medical fees to maintain a life with diabetes >> it is life changing. this is a terminal illness if you don't manage it well. three days without insulen >> 16% of the philadelphia population living with type one or type two diabetes, the efforts of the american diabetes association and camp freedom do not go unnoticed. >> the camp helped me, you know, realize that i can be a normal person with diabetes. >> reporter: 8,000 youths in southeastern pennsylvania live with diabetes and the doctor set big goals >> i'm interested how the cells that make insulin develop and had help contribute to the effort to find a cure for

diabetes >> there's an event coming up. >> the next event for the american diabetes association is going to be saturday, november 4th at the philadelphia museum of art. hosting their step-out walk >> thank you so much. >> thank you. the next hour, good day, if you need an excuse to buy oreos, here's one be find out how your taste buds could help you win 50 grand. stay with us for the next hour of good day. stay with us for the next hour of good day. hey, girlfriend. how's your café au lait? oh, it's actually... (squeaking of balloon) it's ver... (squeaking) i'm being so serious right now.

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. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. breaking this morning the search for a hit-and-run driver investigators are trying to piece together how a man was left to die on the street. jenny joyce is live at the scene. hit the brakes, part of the pa turnpike closed this morning, the detour will cost you an hour of your time. what you should know before you head out. later on the show, power players how these local seniors are proving there's not rest for

the spirited. no matter how old you are. good day, it's saturday, october 14th, 2017. so in last hour, we talked about national dessert day. a lot of people are talking about it on my facebook page giving me places to go, farmer's market on cottman has the best caramel apple cheese cake and someone else is talking about -- that's the post i put up. it's national dessert day. >> that's you in that coffee? >> my goodness, it is. >> look at that. so creative. here's my thing. i've never trust a person that chooses pumpkin by a over sweet potato my >> if you say you like pumpkin my over sweet potato i can't trust you. >> i guess that's the south. we have to take a look outside, allentown this morning, drivers were aware, starting now and rest of the weekend, there's major disruption if you take the pa turnpike. the northeast extension is closed between lehigh valley and carbon counties. works trying to replace a bridge

40 miles of the highway shut down through monday at 4:00 a.m. a detour isn't place, but for some drivers, that could cost you an hour of your saturday. man. hopeful you can get around that without much of your time delayed >> folks have to navigate through that and through the weather forecast, what season will it be for the up coming weekend? a little taste of summer especial by tomorrow, but temperatures this morning, low 60's and look at the high humidity, 93% right now. air you can wear. we're looking at some areas of fog and some at 69 degrees looking ok for at the temple game. there might be a spotty shower. the normal high this time of year in the upper 60's. here's the forecast. 75 degrees the afternoon high, temperature for today, remember the past couple of days, we've been stuck in the 60's.

82 degrees the afternoon high temperature for sunday, feeling like summer ahead of a cold front that will knock the temperatures back down into early next week. ultimate doppler not really picking up a whole lot on the low level clouds or the areas of drizzle out there. but look at the reduced visibility down to one and a half miles in reading, likewise in millville, two and a half miles visibility currently in the philadelphia area. those temperatures this morning, 55 degrees mount pocono, 59 in pottstown, mid 60's from millville to atlantic city. we've got you covered. across the region for today with that saturday planner, once againing we're looking at 75 degrees in center city, humid to early drizzle, 74 down the shore. the lehigh valley look for temperatures topping out in the low 70's above average. lauren back over to you. >> thank you let's get to breaking news, police on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who left a man to die in the street. jennifer joyce live in port richmond with the sad details.

hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and this hit-and-run happened right behind me here, beneath that overpass, that's where police were focusing their investigation. we watched as accident investigation officers combed the scene taking measurements and performing accident reconstruction to get a better sense of exactly what happened here overnight and how. police say it was shortly after 2:30 this morning that a man was struck by a vehicle here on the 2200 block of allegheny avenue near tulip street. investigators confirm the man suffered severe injuries to his head and body and was pronounce at the scene. the victim is a 31-year-old man, police have not released his identity. right now, they're working to find the driver who hit him and left him to die in the street. at this point, police do not have information on the car involved but they're actively working on that. police say they found a number of clues to confirm that this was, in fact, a hit-and-run. >> his shoe was found almost a block away, indicating that the

vehicle may have dragged one of his shoes all the way to the next corner, which is a distance of several hundred feet. the driver of the striking vehicle, we will find out who was involved in this fatal accident. we're going to find out the vehicle. whoever was the motorist, they need to come forward and contact the police so we can help solve this and bring closure to the families. >> reporter: police tell us the driver involved was absolutely going fast at the allegheny avenue. police tell us that there are multiple surveillance cameras in the area. they're working to pull the video and dig up some additional clues to try to find out more about the driver. more about the vehicle that was involved in this and if anyone is watching this, anyone who was in the area around 2:30 this morning, please give police call and tell them what you know.

lauren >> jenny joyce thank you. one man is in custody after police say he stabbed his wife several times early this morning. this happened in the 2700 block of north or kknee street. the woman was taken to temple hospital and is currently in stable indication. break in a scoot year after mold discovery but expected back tuesday. students in monroe township new jersey were out all week and parents say they still have not gotten the answers they're looking for. last night, dozens of parents filled the williamstown high school theater to blow off steam. parents say the mold problems have affected their children's health. >> he's been sick for the past four years going to that school. >> it never should have come to this. my older son was in the district ten years ago, and you know, with all this coming, there have been health issues we can look back on and say, wait a minute be maybe this was part of the problem. >> scary stuff. tuesday, students who go to holly glen and white hall will

be taught in other buildings while crews continue to create quote acceptable air quality for students and staff. police say they've recovered the gun used to shoot a 16-year-old in the head in oxford circle. the 18-year-old suspect ditched it in bushes trying to get away. the teen behind bars, his victim hospitalized with critical injuries. our shawnette wilson inhalation the details. >> reporter: 16-year-old remains in aria torres hospital tonight, two days after he was shot. his condition unresponsive and he can say extremely critical >> this is the hardest to thing she'll ever have to go through >> row see at a is his grant mother, her daughter is too distraught to talk >> this is senseless, teenagers need to stop i everybody needs to stop it. they're not going to be another generation if you don't keep killing each other tore nothing. >> reporter: police say it happened before 4:30 wednesday afternoon pan 18-year-old is arrested. they saw good at bustleton and

magee avenue firing several shots at the victim and running off. police caught him on the 2200 block of unrenew. they believe ma say ya was the intended target >> when he got to aria torres he never regained consciousness ness. >> we're all praying he recovers from this. at 16, he's too young to lose his life. >> reporter: family members say he's are an 11th grader who was an all around athlete plays basketball, football and la cross, sawyer said what happened changed everyone's life >> the reality is we lost two young man, not just one, because that young man he doesn't get a chance to live his life either. >> reporter: police have not released the motive and the family said that's not the only question they have >> how did an 18-year-old get

their hands on a semiautomatic gun? i don't understand that, we need to work on kind of figuring out how we can get guns off the street. >> reporter: shawnette wilson fox 29 news donald trump fulfilled another campaign promise he will not recertify the iran nuclear deal. he says he believes they've committed multiple violations the decision is not technically withdraw the u.s. from the iran deal but it president said if congress can't come up with new legislation, will he terminate the obama era packet and the president also making a move stop cost sharing payments under the affordable care act. and that decision has at least a dozen states suing trump, including pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro >> premiums would increase for the more than 400,000 pennsylvanians, who buy individual insurance plans and some plans may no longer available at all. the department of health and human services released a statement saying it could not justify the payments without congressional authority.

the latest on those wildfires in california's wine country after almost a week of battling. fire crews are finally reporting progress, unfortunately. the death toll continues to rise. it's now at least 36 people. this will go down as one of the worst group of fires in u.s. history. 5700 homes and businesses destroyed. those who were evacuated are eager to return home to see what's left. officials working to make that possible. >> i don't want to keep anybody out of their homes one minute longer than we have to. i can tell you steps are being taken, plans are being worked to try to repopulate a portion of santa rosy city that is evacuated in the next day or two >> there's still no official cause of the fires but statistic regulators ordered the pacific gas and electric company to preserve any evidence of failed polls or equipment. officials are tries to determine whether downed lines may have sparked some fires four lower sheriffs

officers are preparing to head to puerto rico. they will be leaving soon from the juniata kid stout center for criminal justice. they will be delivering supplies to the people who need them most. this mission is professional and personal. all four men have family members living in puerto rico. 8:10, the recent scandal surrounding harvey weinstein, has regenerated the conversation about sexual harassment. our legal expert shares thousand deal with the unwanted attention in the workplace. that conversation is next. if you need an excuse to buy oreos, here you go, find out how your taste buds could help you win $50,000. . i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy and we got a fun event for you at tyler arboretum in media. pumpkin day, today and tomorrow

from 10:00 until 5:00 p.m. they have crafts, games, it is so family friendly and a whole lot of fun. whatever you do this weekend, have great time from weekend wendy and me.

. good morning, i'm dr. mike, we all know that we should cut back on the fat in our diet. new study showed that if you eat that wonderful healthy salad you need to add a little oil. why? because it helps absorption of

those nutrients. if you're a hockey fan like i am, if you go to a hockey game, your heart rate will go up by almost 100%. now, we all know, because we're philly, flyers fans that if you go to a flyers game, you're going to get excited. you just have to make sure you don't get too excited. >> on a somber note, death by suicide is going up in this country, almost by 20%. now, listen, folks, if you have a loved one, a friend, a family member, anyone that you care about that's having suicidal thoughts or struggling with depression, reach out to them and get them help. i'm dr. mike, have a great weekend. ♪ . ♪ . it's saturday morning, time is 8:14, live look here at the doylestown area.

showing you some areas of fog and some drizzle out there in spots. just be mindful of that. otherwise, temperatures right now 62 degrees in philadelphia. high humidity, 93%, winds out of the north at about seven miles per hour, ultimate doppler not picking up on some of the low clouds and the drizzle that we have across the region, look at the reduced visibility now to one and a half miles in allentown along with reading, two and a half miles visibility in philadelphia down to two miles in millville. temperature-wise, 55, mount pocono, upper 50's, pottstown 60 in reading, berks county, new castle county, wilmington, 62, 63 in dover, mid 60's from millville to atlantic city. normal high temperatures this time of year in the upper 60's. by the afternoon, 75, 82 by sunday as we warm up and then early next week, guess what? we cool back down, high temperatures in the low 60's. we'll send things back over to

you. we're tracking the latest in the sexual harassment scandals in the workplace amazon studios chief roy price now suspended a hollywood producer said price repeatedly made sexual advances towards her at a company party in 2015. she reported the incidents but never heard the out come. many fame names have come out against harvey weinstein, again he think paltrow, angelina jolie. rosy mcgowan has been calling out other famous faces. it's not just women, shocking revelations from brooklyn 911 star terry cruz and james van der beckham, both men claim to have been sexual assaulted by high level executives. it happened to him in his youth while cruise, who is 49 years old. says his wife witnessed it happened to him just last year. attorney edith pierce of the

pierce lawmaker to share what we don't know about sexual harassment in the workplace. >> happy to be here. >> what's your first piece of advice for people who might be in these touchy situations? >> these situations are almost always touchy. the first bit of advice is if you have an employee manual look at it because you always want to know what your employer want you to do about it. the second most important thing is make sure you're documenting and telling a trusted person about what is happening. >> when you say document, paper trail >> if somebody said something to you or did something to you and you said i don't like that, i don't want that, don't do it again. it's never a bad idea to follow that up with an e-mail saying i'm glad we spoke about this, i look forward for professional relationships here on. that way, not only have you taken care of the problem or hopefully taken care of the problem, but you've documented it. so if it comes back again or it continues, you have a way of saying, this is where it started >> sometimes there's fear in that though.

people are scared of the repercussions or what could come as a result of speaking up for else thats saturday >> absolutely. sometimes the repercussions are actually the hardest part that someone has to deal with. you don't know who has relationships with whom and you know how imbedded that boss or coworker oh could be and it's a difficult situation to navigate for anybody and i always suggest that you get recommendations from people, not just from family, seek out a professional because it is not an easy navigation. >> when you're meeting these people on other side of your desk in your office how emotional of a process is this >> very emotional because the only thing closer to you than your family is your job and for some people the job is even closer. so when someone is doing something that threaten your job, it is a very personal and emotional thing. and that is the first part of it, sometimes taking somebody back and saying let's look at this from a way that you can

manage it and try to be a little less emotional. that's why a lawyer is there. of the job is to be less emotional and look at it in a way that solves the problem >> sometimes when situations happen be people start talking in office spaces. i don't know in it's gossip or healthy conversations. is there a in our numbers? should you start saying, i've heard about this person three four different times now, maybe it's not just knee. >> a conversation is never bad but you know, you have to also be careful again, you don't know what somebody that you may be saying this to, what their position is. >> right >> it's good to keep your eyes open's know who your close to, speak to those people first. and once you feel that this -- you can't ham it, you should definitely report it. if that initial, hey, i don't like that, that's not appropriate. don't do it again. if that didn't stop you need to take the next steps and ask for advice on how to do that. >> hearing these stories and people speaking out many years later, sometimes gives women and men the courage to start

speaking out. is it ever too late? >> well, from a legal standpoint, it can be. from a personal standpoint, i don't know that it ever is. from a legal standpoint, absolutely. the time periods to bring a claim are rather short in pennsylvania especial a little longer in new jersey but in pennsylvania, under the state law, it's only 1 eighty days to bring your claim and under federal 300 days to bring a claim of sexual harassment. new jersey are looking at two years under the state law. the time periods can be very, very short as far as bringing a claim. as far as solving the problem, it's never too late. >> perfect >> thank you so much. power players. how these local seniors are proving there's not rest for the spirited. no matter how old you are. first, jen fred. >> reporter: this is a tolma, tio. >> toma, tio >> could this be the thing that

could help you get super awesome fit happy and feel good? he's going to give us the answer tomorrow on good day.

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offering all kinds of discounts, save at least 10%, oftentimes more. check it out. there you go millennial, with a little bit of planning, like brown bagging and using your smart phone, you'll find all kinds of savings so you can keep that social life going and paying those student loans. of enjoy yourself, get some is discount, i'm cashing out. >> he always has great tips. >> always and i listen to everything he says, i'm very obedient. . what if your tasty buds could score you $50,000? oreos, putting them up to the test, but most internet sort of figured it out. they're giving fans the chance to guess their new mystery flavor and enter their answer online, one grand prize winner gets $50,000. five others can win ten grand, problem is everybody they know what it is, a variation of fruit loops or some other fruity

cereal, oreo taking submissions until november 30th. i don't want any mystery, i want a chocolate cookie, i do not need red velvet cake. >> that's great marketing by them. >> it's brilliant. because everyone will be buying them and taste what is this? >> what is the miss free >> do you want a surprise cookie? >> no, have you at home tried it? let us know. was do you believe? is it fruit loops? >> what's the fruity pebbles? speaking of sweet treats, today is national dessert day and people are still talking online about it. i got a conversation started on facebook about what their favorite desserts are. let us know what you think. we're going to have a tasty treat later on in the show. give back by buying a bag, how this high end brand is creating hot looks with local seniors. plus as i just mentioned it's national dessert day and fate-year-old woman showing how sweet life can be when you never

give up on your dreams. we'll meet her.

. new body cam video shows the dramatic moments officers have man and woman from the raging wildfires in california in safety. their home surrounded by flames, the woman confined to a

wheelchair. the officers find the pair inside the smoke fill home and carried them to safety. the fires have killed at least 36 people destroyed at least 5700 homes and businesses. more than 9,000 firefighters continue to attack the flames this morning. meanwhile, back here at home. drivers be where, we're taking a live look in allentown, for rest of the weekend, there's a major disruption in your commute. the northeast extension is closed between lehigh valley and carbon counties, workers trying to replace a bridge, 40 miles of the highway now closed through monday at 4:00 a.m. a detour is in place, but for some drivers, that could end up taking you an extra hour to get where you are going. let's get to breaking news from overnight. a deadly hit-and-run and now police are searching for that driver. jennifer joyce on the scene in port richmond and she has the details. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, lauren, police are searching for that driver and they're also asking for your help if you know anything about this overnight

hit-and-run they want to hear from you. it happened behind me here on the 2200 block of allegheny road. police tell us that they spend the night collecting evidence beneath that overpass and right now, again, police actively working to find the driver involved. it happened shortly after 2:30 this morning, police say the vehicle struck at a 31-year-old man near tulip street. the man suffered severe injuries to his head and body, pronounced at the scene. at this point be investigators do not have information on the car involved, but they are pulling surveillance video, and piecing those clues together. police say they're confident with the evidence that they have they will find this driver, but it will be a better outcome if police first, again, right now, police are asking anyone with any information to please give them a call. reporting from port richmond, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. time now is 8:31.

as far as the forecast it will be milder later on this afternoon, temperatures climb into the low to mid 70's. but we have early drizzle, some spotty showers to contend with. does he think plans as we look at ultimate doppler, it's not really picking up a whole lot on the low level clouds and moisture, but it is definitely there. look at the reduced visibility down to three miles in philadelphia along with millville, down to one and a half miles visibility and allentown. the temperatures upper 50's right now in pottstown we have 62. wilmington, mid 60's, millville and atlantic city 60, and allentown, so fall festivals, football, the temple game taking place later on today, drizzle, fog for the tailgater, mostly cloudy skies, upper 60's by noon, 75 degrees by the afternoon. we're looking at high temperatures above average, not only today, but by tomorrow, feeling like summer, back into the low 80's.

the roller coaster ride continues in the weather department. mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today, some fog, drizzle again late tonight, then tomorrow morning, we're looking at clouds giving way to sunshine but tomorrow night, here's the line of showers with that cold front that will drop the temperatures and also give us a wind chip out of the north and west. 75 today, 82 for sunday, behind the cold front, sunday night into monday, look at the temperature change, almost 20 degrees, we go from low 80's to low 60's on monday. 62 tuesday. and then temperatures rebound into the low 70's by thursday and friday of next week. lauren? >> it's never too early to start thinking of gifts maybe you want to buy yourself or someone else? and what about one with style, purpose and pride? it's a new handbag collection, not only does each purse feature luxurious, but its panels are

created by local seniors offering them financial support. proceeds from the sale support local community programs, the ladies responsible for these very cool bags joining me this morning, toby is the founder and designer and we have miss joyce and miss nick key two knitters he don't help bring the bags to lif life. >> you dreamed this up? how did it happen >> i've been involved with the community center in northeast philadelphia, which was built by the klein in 1975. so my significant other, steven klein was actually in the shower one morning and i came up with this idea and i said i have an idea. i said how about if we do something for klein life, because i'm always trying to raise money, i've done healthy and wellness events and i said, what if we do a handbag line and

have the knitters knit? what do you think of that idea? he looked at me and he said yes, which i named the bag after him, that says yes. i don't happen to have it here. we started out with four knitters, these were our original two. and now we have 37 knitters. >> wow, you grown. >> yes. >> so it started about -- in january of 2016, my friend amy berkits who has a company called ready to launch, i went to her with my idea and she said great. i'm in, we had the panels knitted. she took me to italy to a factory and here we are >> ladies how much do you love this >> they're gorgeous, i feel so proud, they came out magnificent. >> a lot of hard work >> a lot of hard work. i made a lot of panels, i made over 100 panels. >> keeps you busy? >> yes. we had 900 panels knitted.

shipped it to italy and 600 bags in miami in our warehouse >> when you sell these, i know you said the proceeds benefits which program >> klein life community center, it's the largest senior center in philadelphia. we have recipients from -- 35,000 recipients from two to 102. i focus my passion and focus is on the seniors for this knitting program, the knitters get paid and the rest of the proceeds go to klein life and we have three locations, northeast, elkin's park and center city. >> do you love this >> i love to knit. because i love to knit and we're doing something so wonderful, makes you feel good >> and you get paid for it >> and we get paid. >> that makes it better >> i never thought i'd get paid for doing something i love. >> have you found a bag that you just absolutely love and you don't want to let go of >> i like that cross bag.

i'm waiting for them to give us one. >> that's very trendy and cute >> this is called the reilly hipster. the name of the toby steve en named after me and my significant other and every bag is named after a family member. an example is the lily bag, and my mother passed away 18 months ago when i was going through the whole idea. and she had dementia and was isolated and could not go out. they didn't have this particular situation where you can go to a community center and have a hot lunch and have lots of programs, so i named this bag after her called the lily bag. >> these are gorgeous, tell people quickly where can they find them. >> we're on the website, men nray.com, twitter, miminray.com, we go across the country to

shows, we're in nicole miller, we just had a trunk show >> toby is doing it >>. >> thank you for stopping by, the next guest, showing how sweet life can be when you never give up on your dreams. many are born with a passion for cooking. how many actually turn the love into a business? ask alicia. that's exactly what she did. almost five years ago, we met alicia and her late husband frank as he battled cancer. frank lost his battle. 56 years into their marriage. the loss left her empty, wanting more on her plate, so at 78 years old, she set out to be a first time author. alicia dug out scrap papers with handwritten delicious family recipe, with the help of her son and a kick-starter account, the senior from newtown square published her cookbook, italian

moms. making the talk show rounds showing off her cooking skills and working on a second book and this philly grandmother showing no signs of slowing down any time soon. >> get it grandmother. they join us this morning, how are you? >> good, thank you >> you have to tell me how to pronounce your last name the r proper way >> cost tan tiny. how are you >> good, thank you. >> good. are you proud of your mom >> it's amazing like you're saying, what you were telling the audience about she's come such a long way from a bad place. and she's, you know, she is faster and peppier than ever. i have her on social media, she checks her facebook, instagram >> she sent us a tweet >> she's moving. she's got a lot of things coming up >> she keeps you busy >> she keeps me busy, managing

her has become my, you know, my passion >> good for you. >> i teach at bishop shanahan but managing my mom is my passion right now >> she taught you thousand cook >> baking is not my specialty but cooking, yes >> it is national dessert day and look at this arrays of desserts, featured in the cookbook. right now, these are cupcakes a little bit of a twist to them. >> yes. so these desserts represent what's in both mom's current book and the one coming in april's these, for example are one of her traditional recipes, these are her classic meringues, chocolate and apple cake, classic pitel, and her lemon doughnuts that we create i do not lemon chello doughnuts for the new book. >> you're never supposed to ask

a woman how old she is. >> 79. >> 79 years young. now, how old were you when you did this book? 78 >> three years ago. >> 76, 77. >> she became an author in her 70s. you never gave up on this >> no, that started from a kick starter campaign we self published and we're working with sterling publishing and they will be publishing the next two books. we got a lot of things working it's gone beyond just the cookbook, next year, she has a line of table linens, serving platters from her original do you rewhen she got married. she has an upcoming scene in the movie with al pacino, and the finally, rum cake. we were told that we missed your

birthday. >> you guys are so sweet >> she made a special rum cake for you. >> how nice. thank you. i want to ask you this, how proud would your dad be of her? >> it's amazing, you know, we were just talking in the car, mom was so happy, it came out perfect because we do everything at the last minute and she's like somehow, every time we have to cook for tv it comes out perfect. i think there's a reason for that. >> this must have been a reason, because like everything i touch, it comes perfect. >> out of time, good-bye. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> have great saturday, everybody.

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