from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. >> former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo back in the headlines. city hall decides to move the controversial statue. the question now, where? plus 83-year-old woman is in the hospital after being targeted outside a church. >> it's outrageous. it's just -- there's nothing do you care. you're helpless. >> attacked for her purse. >> it's near until time again. tomorrow daylight saving ends give us an extra hour of sleep. why some states are ready to say good night to the time change forever. >> ♪ tamar braxton shocked fans when she announced she's divorcing her husband of nine years. now the singer's mother is stepping a loud and clear

message why she says she fears for her daughter's life. >> ♪ good morning, good day everyone. saturday, november 4th. i'm bill anderson. >> this is scott williams. good morning, sir. >> hey, how is it going. >> everything is great. lauren john season getting some rest and relaxation but she will be back next week. has the morning off i promise you we did not coordinate this. we walked and saw the the ties. >> we got a lot of great things going on today. we're going to work out. you going to work out us maybe. >> we got sean t world renowned health and fitness expert. tv host. motivator and create of best selling work out programs. >> insanity, right. >> insanity max. you may not be able to tell. but i do that. i get that workout in. he'll be coming in later on on good day. so get ready to work out with

us. it's been interesting in terms of weather. really nice. kind of chilly. are we going to stabilize at some point. >> not really. roller coaster ride, bill, it will continue. yesterday's high temperature was 73 degrees. today we're going to expect increasing clouds and also temperatures much cooler. whether bite numbers on scale of one to ten for your saturday, we'll give today about a six. so jackets and sweaters especially early this morning with that pattern change. dip in the jet stream. a cold front moved through late last night. allowing for some of that colder air to filter n case in point look at the temperatures right now. it's 35 degrees mount pocono. 38 in allentown. 35 in pottstown. philadelphia currently 45 degrees. 44 chilly atlantic city. low 40s right now in wilmington. so look at the cool pool of air across the northeast. 35 in buffalo. 35 in albany, new york. as we track what's on your radar we're looking at clouds rolling in.

high temperatures today in the 50s and then some rainfall overnight tonight and a part of the day sunday but how will that impact the eagles forecast? we'll fine tune that all coming up. here's that cold front to our south. winds out of the north. ushering in some of that cooler air. we also have a coastal flood advisory early this morning watching the high tide cycle between the nine to the 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. hour for minor tidal flooding. otherwise look for cool conditions. a high today of 59 degrees. don't forget to fall backover night tonight into early sunday morning getting that extra hour of sleep. high temperatures tomorrow right around 66 degrees. we'll time out that rainfall and if it will impact the eagles game. bill, coming up. >> sounds good, thank you so much, scott. along with all the weather, there's some traffic news that you need to know before you head out the door this morning. the pennsylvania turnpike has closed the northbound ramp connecting state route 1 at the bensalem interchange. crews are working on the bridge.

so officials are warning drivers of traffic delays in that area. but the road is expected to open back up right around noon. so just chill. watch a little good day and they'll get it situated for you. after months of debate a decision has been made the statue of former mayor frank rizzo it's going to be moved from thomas pain plaza near city hall. jenny joyce is live in center city with the details. jenny, this has been going for for a minute. at least there's some sort of resolution. yeah, it's going to take little while, though, before we actually see this statue removed, and the city of philadelphia says they received thousands of messages people on both sides of the issue speaking up and after careful review the statue will be relocated. so last summer the statue was vandalized multiple times and people rallied for its removal. the city took that into account when deciding to relocate this historic iconic structure. and it will happen as thomas pain plaza is transformed into a

more inviting and engaging space according to the city it will be like dim lauer to dilworth plaza and love park which is still under construction. rizzo who reigned in the 1970's are 70's was known as enforcer of the law but today some people reflecting on his live call him a racist and think the has no place in public space. councilwoman helen gym helped to reignite the conversation in august and pushed for the statue's removal saying it does not represent the city as we are now. while opponents like jodi dell barber rizzo perm secretary says his reputation with african-americans not got a fair shake. >> if you were at his funeral you saw african-americans crying their eyes out because he was law and order. he was oppressive to crime. didn't matter. >> i don't think there's any question that he was controversial mayor. he rap on vote white platform. he had a lot of issues around, um, beatings and strip searching african-americans in the stree

streets. >> reporter: the city says it has received about 4,000 submissions as to where this statue should be relocated to it will now begin a feasibility study to find the best spot for the historic bronze. process of securing a location and then removing and simultaneously relocating the statue will take about six months. bill? >> thank you so much jenn feature check back in with in you little bit. at 70:00 sith turning to breaking news out of logan. police are investigating after a man was shot overnight. it happened just after 2:00 o'clock and we're told that the man then drove himself to einstein hospital for help. he's current until stable condition this morning. right now police are still trying to figure out where the shooting actually happened. right now, story has everybody shaking their head. elderly woman is recovering in the hospital after someone violently robbed and attacked her right in front of a church. victim was targeted in the city's fairmount second. on tuesday morning 83-year-old woman broke her hip when a

suspect knocked her to the ground while trying to grab her purse outside a church at 22nd and green. neighbors say she was rushed to hahnemann hospital. now as disturbing as the attack was, police say what may be even more troubling is that a witness said the suspect, a well-dressed man in his 30s, was actually inside the chapel of divine love moments before the purse snatching. >> outrageous. just -- there's nothing you can do. you're helpless. >> it's random. you don't know where it's going happen. when it's going to happen. not even a church is a sanctua sanctuary. >> i pray to the lord they put him in jail. anyone with information you were to do please contact the police. the police need your help in this case as well. take look at this car. it's the clue that police in bristol township are using to find a man wanted for an attem attempted luring. police say a ten-year-old girl noticed this car was following her after she got off her schoolbus and was walking home

on thursday. she told police the man said get in the car and then winged at her. once she ran the guy drove away. it happened on glenn rose avenue near melinda drive. police believe that the driver in his 20s. students in the burbs they're celebrating their football team but was it all good clean fun? police are on it. they're investigating whether students were selling pot laced brownies. fox 29's shawnette wilson has the latest. >> we're not sure what's in it. um, it could be marijuana. could be something more serious or it could be nothing at all. so we want to fine out what is in the brownie. >> reporter: radnor police are sending this brownie to a state police lab to find out what may be in it. a parent told them several kids got sick. they believe after eating brownies at an after school event. >> they believe they became sick at the radnor high school pep rally for the football team and also a pasta dinner. a tribute it to a possibly being

sickened by brownies that were laced with some type of drug perhaps marijuana. >> reporter: officers say they were at bryn mawr hospital around 10:00 o'clock last night on unrelated parent when a -- matter when parent proved them. one of the parents of a young girl that apparently ingested something with a controlled substance in it was there for treatment and they notified my officer. >> police say the parent told them six children had gotten sick but only two had come to the emergency room to be check out. police say school officials interviewed about 80 students today. police are also questioning students. >> we're not sure at this point what they ingested. there's speculation that's marijuana. we don't know. >> reporter: shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. this morning a once stolen painting scores big at an auction. a 1919 norman rockwell painting was returned to a family in march after it was stolen from their new jersey home. more than 40 years ago. family knew the painting belonged to them because it still had damage from where their father had struck the painting with a pool queue. the work of art known as taking

a break and lazy bones it sold for over $900,000. that's a lot, right? but it was expected to fetch up to $1.5 million. so i guess 900 was a bargain. this weekend, daylight saving ends it gives us that extra hour sleep. why some states are ready to say night night to that time change forever. they don't want it any more. and later on, tamar braxton shocked her fans when she abruptly announced she was divorcing her husband of nine years. but now the singer's mother sending a loud and clear message. she says she fears for her daughter's life. hey, sue. ♪ i'm sue serio and weekend wendy is really getting to the core of the matter this morning because it's time for the apple festival. see what i did there? we're going to be up in bucks county at peddler's village today and if you can't go today you can go

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good saturday morning. a little chilly out there. temperature wise right now it's 45 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. the sun will set this evening at 5:55 but tomorrow sunset will be right around 4:53. so beautiful weather out there right now. but a little bit of a chill. the clouds they will roll in and temperatures today will be stuck in the 50s and then overnight showers into a part of your sunday but not washout. we'll go hour by hour coming you. look at the temperatures. north and west thrive in pottstown. 35 degrees mount pocono. we have low 40s in trenton. 47 degrees right now in wildwo wildwood. high pressure moving in but take look at the cold front to our south. so winds of change more out of the east northeast for today and those temperatures look at this. 59 center city. 58 down the shore. 55 for the lehigh valley. so we start out with some sunshine, clouds overtake the

region and then by 11:00 o'clock maybe a couple of light showers moving in from the west. sunday morning some scattered showers out there and then by 1:00 o'clock kick off there might be a leftover shower keep that in mind as we go hour by hour, you can see dry conditions for much of today and then most of that rainfall maybe a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch before all is said and done sunday. bill? thank you very much scott. appreciate it. authorities in new york city say a 2010 rape accusation against harvey weinstein is credible and they're gathering evidence for an arrest warn. actress who appeared in hbo boardwalk empire publicly accused weinstein of raping her twice seven years ago. now more than 60 women have come forward with allegations of sexual harassment or assault against weinstein. that's just in the past month. former california senator is among several current and former lawmakers who are coming forward saying they were sexually harassed by male colleagues.

barbara boxer says a colleague made a suggestive comment about her during a congressional hearing in the 1980s. this is leading lawmakers to call for mandatory training and other steps to prevent sexual harassment in congress. and today vice-president mike pence is expected to visit york, pennsylvania, according to the white house. pence will be joined bite secretary of labor and others in a meeting with local business leaders and families to discuss tax reform. he'll then deliver formal remarks to attendees at the military and commercial fasteners corporation later in the afternoon. this all happens as president donald trump gets ready for his first official visit to asia. the president left for hawaii yesterday to get a briefing from the us pacific command. he'll then visit five countries over the next 12 days. starting in japan on sunday at the top of the agenda, the looming threat of north korea's developing nuclear technology. the president did speak to reporters briefly before leaving the white house. parents listen up.

what do you consider a good grade? as and bs, right whent comes to grade the steve philadelphia the people have one idea but our bruce gordon explains that the mayor's office has quite a different one. this could only happen in philly. i'm bruce gordon as long-time political junkie i've always had a grudging admiration for the press offices of elected officials. they're the folks tasked with spinning minor accomplishment noose landmark achievements. of turning negative noose neutrals and neutrals into positives. convincing you that up is down and that darkness is light. often they accomplish their task by playing with numbers and hoping you won't notice. it's in that spirit i say, bravo kenney administration. bravo. recently the mayor's office released an exhaustive survey of philadelphians attitudes about the city services they receive. you know, police and fire protect, street repairs, health and human services, water quality, that kind of thing.

standard procedure in these kinds of surveys is to use the job approval model that you use when raiding politicians. you give folks four options, excellent, good, fair and poor. when reporting the information to the public you boil it down combine excellent and good as a general positive rating, fair and poor as a generally negati negative. sounds pretty simple, right? well, according to the survey when philadelphians were asked to rate overall city services quote only 35% of residents ranked city services overall as excellent or good. 35%. just over a third? frankly that stinks. now it's time for the press officing to into action. in the news release put out by the mayor' office here's how they described things "more than 80% of residents surveyed rated overall city services as excellent, good or fair" see what they did. added fair to the excellent and good column to make it seem like all three were generally positive.

they're not. let me repeat. excellent and good are positive, fair and poor are not. and no amount of press office spin can make the school grade equivalent of a c fair sound positive. you do have to hasn't it to the kenney press office. they did get one major news outlet to swallow their spin. there it was in the philadelphia daily news "83% rated city services as excellent, good or fair". in that press release mayor kenney is quoted as saying he wanted the survey because it's important for city officials to know what you think of the job they're doing. the good and the bad. it's all very nice. but just don't redefine the te term. fair isn't good. and just about 100% of philadelphians know that. only in philly. ♪ i'm sorry, the conversations that go on -- first of all bruce is hilarious in bringing things down and the behind the scenes

that goes on here in the studio. >> it's nearly that time again so tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. clocks will fall back one hour. you spring forward you fall ba back. epidemic daylight saving time that gives us an extra 60 minutes to enjoy some sleep, right? >> good thing. i guess to m here's the thing. some states want to do away with the time change altogether and legally they can. they can opt out. it isn't observed in arizona, hawaii or puerto rico and the virgin islands. right now california is one of several states getting closer to abolishing daylight saving. that's our question of the day. would you want to do away with daylight saving time? pretty simple question. there's no real reason to have it any more. give me my extra hour when we fall back. owe want my extra hour of sleep. give it to me and then like during the summer months i want that extra hour to enjoy the nice weather. >> this was all based on economy we were working fields and industry and whatnot you needed to be outside. we don't need that any more.

>> so you could careless? >> normally, i could care less. to night i'm actually emceeing an event that's going to keep me up until 11:00 o'clock. >> so you want your extra hour. >> tonight oy want the extra hour. normally i wouldn't care. >> then when we spring forward, we kind of fight through losing that hour but we get extra time outdoors to enjoy the nice weather. >> struggle is real. >> the sun doesn't set until later. >> tell us what you think. tweet us at fox 29 philly. at bill a fox 29. >> at scott fox 29. >> all good. all right. houston is proving its strong once again. astros fans showed some great team work to help one of their own during the parade. look at this. we'll show you the details of exactly what's going on a little bit later on but first here's a look at your winning mega millions numbers. good luck. ♪

♪ love this segment of the show. our junior reporter welcome. >> thank you. >> she's here from rowan university. an amazing story for us today. >> yes. so kind of similar to insomnia cookie here in philadelphia over in glassboro two rowan graduates right after graduation started cookie delivery system and it's honestly grown into something so big i don't think they were ready for it.

>> do you have late night cravings? look no further than cookie munchers cookie delivery service created in glassboro by 22016 rowan university graduates. >> over the course of four days we had 50 something orders so we knew we had something that could be successful and we just sat on that the rest of the year and after graduation we decided to take it to the next step. >> first, they needed a kitchen many restaurants in the area were not open to helping. cassie and brandon were too much of a liability. >> i was reaching out to every local business sent in the area that you could imagine. i probably called every single owner in glassboro asking if we can use their shop. >> rise bagels decided to give them a chance. >> we called ryan and he was the exact opposite. he was the most supportive person we called. he was like yeah that sounds great. that sounds like a lot of fun. i'm reply reelly happy for you guys and he's been helping us every since. >> what started out as an idea to pay for a year of backpacking in europe has become a full-time job for the young entrepreneurs.

>> i mean it's a college campus like kids love things that are delivered to them. students love things delivered to them and the cookies everyone loves cookies they got milk that delivers with it too i think it's definitely a brilliant idea. >> me and my friends are up late a lot. and a lot of stores like close late at night it's nice knowing if you ever craving cookies they're for through. >> after a few road blocks lessons learned they are ready to expand from just a late night delivery service to longer hours at their very own store front. >> the rowan boulevard store front doesn't have an opening date yet but cassie and brandon are hard at work to get it ready very soon. >> one thing i'm upset with about. you didn't bring cookies. >> i know. i went to school yesterday and when i got home, oh my goodness it was on my list, bill. i promise. i'll be back with cookies for you. >> they have a youtube channel. >> they do. bloging their whole journey the ups and the downs. recently she posted they got their sign up they're very excited and youtube channel is kick with cassie.

>> coo cool thank you very much. >> thank you. >> appreciate you. former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo back in the headlines. hey, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, bill. that's right. it is official. the frank rizzo statue will be relocated. no longer here at the thomas pain plaza. when it will be removed? we'll tell you coming up. ♪

man sat outside the 11th street store for a few minutes saw that the coast is clear then barged in. police say that after taking the money the robber ran down 11th street and turned on to shunk street. 7:30. welcome back. this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. i'm bill anderson. lauren johnson relaxing a little bit. she deserves that rest and relaxation. we have got a lot of things we're keeping you on updated one of those things traffic nice. you need to know about this closure on the pennsylvania turnpike before you head out the

door. the northbound ramp connecting state route 1 at the bensalem interchange crews are working on the bridge. so officials are warning warning drivers of traffic delays in that area. the road thankfully is expected to open back up by noon. so just chill, relax, watch "good day philadelphia". scott will let us know what's going to happen when do you finally get out and start enjoying the day. >> little bit of a chill in the atmosphere compared to yesterday high temperatures were in the 70s, bill, right now 45 degrees in philadelphia. we have 35 in pottstown. 37 degrees in reading. mid 30s mount pocono. 44 degrees right now in atlantic city. sunshine to start but clouds will roll in and we're looking at winds off of the ocean so little cool breeze. high temperatures only at 59 degrees for philadelphia today. 66 degrees for tomorrow. don't forget turn those clocks back one hour at 2:00 a.m. the sunrise for sunday look at that 6:34. the sunset before 5:00 o'clock.

4:53. so it will get dark even earlier come tomorrow. so as we go hour by hour the clouds kind of roll in. i think we're dry for the bulk of the day. it's overnight tonight a few light showers kind of roll in early on sunday we're looking at light showers, not wash out. not anticipatin anticipating the saw last sunday as we go hour by hour look at the latest computer models. through 7:00 o'clock we're dry. maybe a little bit of moisture aft midnight and then throughout the day tomorrow upwards to about quarter of an inch on average ill looks like .20 of an inch of some rainfall. so kick off forecast for tomorrow, 1:00 o'clock, 64 degrees. maybe an early shower. winds out of the southeast anywhere from about eight to 10 miles per hour. by 3:00 o'clock still 64 degrees. those temperatures climb to right around 65 degrees toe toward the end of the game. the it will be dark leaving the game tomorrow. keep that in mind.

59 degrees the high today and then we're back to 72 by monday and look at the 50s much of next week. upper 40s, bill, by friday. >> sounds good. scott, i'll take it i'm still see 70ing and we're in november. i can deal with that. after months of debate, a decision has been made the statue of former mayor frank rizzo will have a new home. jenny joyce is live in center city with the details. so there will be a new home, jenny, but we're still waiting to figure that out. >> reporter: exactly, bill. so the city of philadelphia is saying that thousands of people have spoken up about the future of this statue. people on both sides of the issue and after much debate it has been decided that the frank rizzo statue that is stood here for 20 years will now be relocated. so last summer the statue was vandalized multiple times you saw it here on fox 29 news. people rallied for its removal. the city took that into account when deciding to relocate this historic and iconic structure and it will happen as thomas pain plaza is transformed into a

more inviting and engaging space according to the city something similar to dilworth park and laugh park still under construction. rizzo was known as an enforcer of the law some remember rizzo as a man respected by many african-americans in this city. others reflecting on his live call him a racist and think the statue has no place in a public space. the city has received about 4,000 submissions as to where the statue should be relocated to. it will now begin a feasible study to fine the best spot for the historic bronze so the process of finding and securing a new space in addition to simultaneously removing and relocating the structure will take about six months. bill? >> sounds good, jenny. they've come up with some sort of resolution and hopefully you can keep more people happy with where it ends up. we shall see. thank you very much. now what would you do if you saw a man and a woman in a physical fight and it was

happening right in front of you good samaritan who was in that situation stepped in to help but it actually landed him in the hospital. fox 29's joanne pileggi has mo more. >> reporter: after hearing this story, you may think twice about trying to help out if you witnessed a domestic dispute. a good samaritan ended up in the hospital with critical injuries after he tried to intervene here in south jersey. >> people are so crazy. you try to help people and this is the stuff happens. >> reporter: mary and her neighbors saw the incident a domestic dispute unfolding across the road from their app complex on route 40 in hamilton township. mary watched in horror as a good samaritan stopped his car and tried to help. >> nonchalant walked over, i don't know if he said something to the gentleman, but he didn't move his hands or anything. the guy whopped him and he went down like a soldier. >> the guy dropped. i mean he didn't crumple to his knees he just went backwards like that. >> reporter: witnesses say the

samaritan was punched and then smack his head on the pavement and didn't move. they called 911. police arrested the man identified as 24-year-old calvin wiggins. he is charged with aggravated assault and possession of marijuana. other witnesses say it's risking getting involved in a situation like this one. >> just call 911. try and be a hero, stuff happens. >> you see stuff like that you want to help, but sometimes it's better off because this guy was screaming crazy stuff out there. you never know if he had a gun. you don't know. >> reporter: that victim the good samaritan is in critical condition in the trauma unit at atlantic city medical center. police have not yet released his identity. in hamilton township, i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. that's ridiculous. houston is proving its strong once again. astros fans show some great team work to help one of their own during the parade. take look at it and we'll tell you what's going oncoming up next.

we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. fourore years of kim guadagno is unaffordable.

>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning i'm sean bell. eagles getting ready to take on the broncos tomorrow and everything does pederson is doing now he learned from his early struggles in kansas city back in the 2015 season. >> i even look at my last year there in 15 when we started one and five. i think i learned more lessons from than going on that ten game stretch on how you stay consistent and how you just, you know, keep practicing and keep

diligently doing your work. ezell elliot might be the teflon. they cannot catch this dude for anything. second u.s. circuit court of appeals granted him a stay which basically means he'll play on sunday and a panel of federal judges will listen to his case next week. the sixers took on the pacers jj reading lit this one up right here. joel embiid hitting up reddick. comes around hits a fading three. nails it. he had 31 points in this game. 83s he led the team. they got the w, 121-110. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. ♪ it's been called one of the greatest world series in houston fans swarmed to honor their world champion astros. right. you watch this good world series. >> long at times, too. >> check it out a little bit. [ cheers and applause ] >> long at times. scott had late nights after the world series.

>> absolutely. >> nearly a million revelers pack into downtown hughes store for the parade of champions and celebration yesterday afternoon. some even camden out the night before to make sure they had good spot and of course they shared it with the world online. but during the mayhem a woman watching the parade from parking garage dropped her hat. you see that? several fans worked together to throw the hat back up to her. look at them. they're tossing it up one level at a time. >> okay. because if that actualed made it to the ground that probably would hurt. >> hat. >> yeah. >> i don't know. any way,. >> this is happy store. >> you want to get hit by a story. >> this is good story. they work together as a team houston strong for sure. see that? that's good stuff. >> after hurricane harvey, of course. pretty good for the city of houston. >> you were up late nights watching the world series. >> midnight, 1:00 a.m. >> did you notice that justin veer rant the pitcher was missing? >> no. >> he's got a good excuse. he's reportedly in italy getting

married to super model kate upton. he skip the parade and everything else. >> there you go. >> to hang out with his super model wife. >> win on top of a win. >> good work by you. from talk of culture to feeling safe in our communities we're about to have a deep discussion u our panel of experts offer their opinions on the biggest headlines of the week. stay with us, rig christie: this is governor christie. new jersey is facing an epidemic fueled by addictive opioid painkillers.

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two new jersey high school refs ernie and his son walked off the field in protest at a football game recently after three players from the home team took a knee during the national anthem. he says after he not in favor but anyone disrespecting our country, flag or national anth anthem. i'm against it so i decided to protest for them kneeling. the problem with all of this it was planned. so the 54-year-old wasn't really protesting anything. rather he wanted attention. he got it. the business owner knew the players might take knee and his decision to walk away put the players at risk. what the athletes did they constitutionally protected act header you agree witness or not. the refs forced the action already had a lawyer and had told the schools about an hour before the anthem that he would walk. so he accepted the assignment but chose to walk. bottom line he shouldn't be a loud to ref any more games period because they left the game. they had to be played with the refs in training. so a few days ago some racist

posts by leonard deli were found on his social media accounts he's upset about students disrespecting the flag but his facebook account has racist posts on it? really? he says his account was hacked. yeah, kind of expected that. his son is not worried about being punished and if he doesn't ref again it's not the end of the world. great end of story they made their point which by the way had nothing to do with their ability to do their job. my boys have played sports in leagues since they were four years odd i've never is ref walk away even after taking a lot of abuse from overzealous parents these guys walk before a game and knew they were going to walk. that deserve as penalty. ♪ chilly changes on this saturday morning. that cold front blue through late yesterday. clouds will thicken later on today. cooler high temperatures only in the 50s. i think we'll stay dry. but overnight tonight and a part of the day on sunday we're looking at some scattered

showers. so what does that mean for the eagles forecast? well, 1:00 o'clock tomorrow, temperatures at kick off right around 64 degrees. there might be a spotty shower around early in the game. but otherwise knot nothing like what we saw last week with just wet and rainy conditions the entire game. by 3:00 o'clock 64 degrees. and then toward the end of the game temperatures right around 65 degrees. it will be dark tomorrow. the sun will set at 4:53. we have 30s north and west. mid 40s right now in philadelphia. high temperature by this afternoon 59 degrees. 66 degrees tomorrow. don't forget to fall backover night. back to 72 monday and then look at the 50s tuesday, wednesday and thursday upper 40s. that's it for high temperatures next friday. bill, back over to you. >> thank you so much, scott. we've got our panel here and the suit game style game is solid. we'll get to that in one second we'll talk about the changing culture when it comes to harassment and discrimination in the workplace. trying to make people feel safe

in their own communities. so this morning helping to break down the biggest headlines of the week i always say the best name in law enforcement. lieutenant roger rogers from westampton police department. michelle lawrence former senior vice-president at wells fargo. let's start we've been chatting about this. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> glad to be here. >> thanks for coming. in. changing cultures conversations of harass many discrimination magnified in the media the harvey weinstein situation, he has been accused of by several individuals. you've now got alec baldwin who is out there and kind of tying in discrimination and harassme harassment. so he says that harvey weinstein became of age when all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different. now alec baldwin addressing his own inappropriate behaviors seemingly using the same excuse as weinstein. this all comes as retired new jersey police chief frank nucera, jr. arrested by the fbi and charged with a hate crime.

i laid all that out there. the biggest question is, how do we change it? you worked in high levels in corporate america. >> absolutely. >> is it the culture and how do we change the culture? >> it can be the culture. we have this policy around see it and say it but you also have to make it safe. right. if i see it and i say it but it's not safe for me to say it and there's a accountability or repercussions the likelihood me being able to say it is not there. the environment has to be that i am able to make my announcement anonymously, that, there's an accountability quite frankly for the actions that we're taking against me. so it's not just see it and say it and making it safe. where is the accountability around you have just done something to violate me? and yet you are still being allowed to be present. that has to stop. that's a culture. so, yes, the alec baldwin some of the others are saying well it was the culture back then. well the law in 1964 through the civil rights title seven says&

you know sexual harassment. it's not lack of education. it's lack of accountability for the actions because if i don't get held accountable i'm inclined to do it again because i can. >> i wonder how much, lune, how much of that has to be frankly men in positions of authority who are willing to step up and change that culture. >> definitely. i do agree with what michelle said. there has to be some type of assurances if monday does step forward whether it be a witness to crime, all right. they have to live in that community after they come forward. if it's an employee sexually harassed she still has to return back to work or he has to return back to work. so they both have bills to pay. mouths to feed. so what's there guarantee that if they step forward they'll be protected. as far as it being men, um, is it good old boy system? coming back to play. who knows? first step is to identify is this systemic or is

this one person's ideology. then you deal with that. >> i think part of the problem we know these good old boy networks exist. >> absolutely. >> we have to do mc to change them. other things in the news in response to the late at the time attack in new york city mows say a man killed eight people and injured others in the name of isis sources in philadelphia say that septa is also considering possible security changes near center city bus stops. one idea is reportedly to install bollards or pillars real toll prevent a vehicle attack at a crowded stop. next question, will this help citizens feel safer is it necessary, is it too much? let's start with you. >> i think it's necessary step. it's the world we live in. climate we live in now. anything we can do to sure up our soft targets infrastructure i think smart move. eagles and phillies and flyers colors i don't think they'll even notice. >> he's in law enforcement. you and i are just out there on -- >> right. >> are we giving up too much in the name of safety?

>> so in some sense i feel protected and at the other sense i feel well, wait a minute. where are the boundaries to th this, because with this barrier raises other barriers, right? so is there going to be a bias that comes into play with these barriers? so while we're create along wearness around protecting those are we now signaling who is going to commit the crime or who is going to do that? so they're just needs to be that same balance of be aware that there's no bias with these barriers and that while you are protecting me, you still need to make sure that i'm not violated. that i still have my own rights. >> protect people just don't go to the line of profiling people. >> right. >> emergely feel like we go ahead and we're at the point where we have to be willing to give up some freedoms in order for our safety. >> definitely. law doesn't inn fringe upon someone's civil rights and privacy. i don't think a physical barrier will violate someone's ability to go -- come gone freely or,

you know, not delving too far into their personal data directing a barrier i think it's a smart call. >> putting them across the board? >> correct. >> good. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i appreciate you coming in. i'm rocking a bow tie next time i'm here. [ laughter ] >> tamar braxton shocked her fans when she abrupt al nounsed she was divorces her husband of nine years. now the singer's mother is sending allowed and clear message. she says she fears for her daughter's life. we've got that coming up

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>> from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo back in the headlines. city hall decides to move the controversial statue. the question now, where? plus, an 83-year-old woman is in the

hospital after being targeted outside a church and attacked for her purse. and cheap and easy aren't words often associated with holiday travel. but could there be a new normal. our money guy dan will be here. he's got the tips for saving your money and your sanity this holiday season. good day everyone. it's hard to say it's saturday, november 4th. >> unbelievable. we fall back tonight. extra hour of sleep. >> i'm bill anderson. scott williams. >> lauren johnson her last weekend of relaxation. time to come on back to work. in terms of the weather. >> temperatures have been all over the place. yesterday high temperatures were in the low 70s. today i think we'll be stuck in the 50s. we have sunshine out there right now life look at that center city skyline. a bit of a chill in the air early on this saturday morning. if you're walking the dog, grabbing the paper, you definitely want that jacket or sweater. weather by the numbers scale of one to ten today we'll give it

about a six. there's been a pattern change yesterday before that cold front 73 degrees. some cooler air has begun to filter in. so much cooler across the delaware valley for today. we're looking at temperatures right now in philadelphia 45 degrees. wind direction out of the north at about 9 miles per hour. look at today's sunset. 5:55. tomorrow's sunset 4:53 because of the time change. 36 degrees chilly in pottstown. 36 allentown. 37 in reading. we have 43 currently wilmington. 42 degrees in atlantic city. so that saturday planner fifty five degrees. that's it for the high temperature in the lehigh vall valley. 58 degrees down the shore. 59 in center city with those increasing clouds. so high temperatures today stuck in the 50s then some rainfall overnight tonight and a part of your sunday. but how will it impact the eagles game? details on that, bill anderson, all coming up with the seven day forecast. >> they'll be all right.

eagles will play. thank you very much, scott. along with weather we've got traffic news you'll want to know about before you head out the door. the pennsylvania turnpike has closed northbound ramp connecting state route 1 at the bensalem interchange. crews are working on the bridge. so officials are warning drivers of traffic delays in that area. the road is expected to open back up by noon. 8:02. after months of debate a decision has been made. the statue of former mayor frank rizzo will be moved from thomas pain plaza right outside the msb building near city hall. our own jenny joyce reports from center city. >> reporter: well the city says thousands of people spoke up about the future of the statue. people on both sides of the issue. and after much debate the city has decided to relocate this statue. last summer the statue was vandalized multiple times and people rallied for its removal. the city took that into account in deciding to relocate this historic and iconic structure. and it will happen as thomas

pain plaza is transformed into a more inviting and engaging space according to the city. rizzo who reigned in the 1970s was known as an enforcer of the law but today some people reflecting on his live call him a racist and think the statue has no place in a public space. council woman helen gym reignite the conversation in august and pushed for the statue's removal saying it does not represent who we are as a city. while opponents like jodi rizzo's personal secretary says rizzo' reputation with african-americans never got a fair shake. >> if you were at his funeral, you saw african-americans crying their eyes out because he was law and order. he was oppressive to crime. didn't matter. >> i don't think there's any question that he was a controversial mayor. he ran on vote white platform. um, he had a lot of issues around beatings and strip searching african-americans in the street. >> reporter: the city says it has received about 4,000 submissions as to where the

statue should be relocated to. it will now begin a feasibility study to fine the best spot for the historic bronze. the process of securing a location and then simultaneously removing and relocating the statue will take about six months. reporting from thomas pain please is that correct jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> thanks so much, jenny. vernor tom wolf will allow a schools bill to become law without his signatu signature. he says it has some provisions likes, for example, expanding opioid education in schools and delaying keystone scams as a graduation requirement. host he's concerned about teacher layoffs based primarily on performance evaluations rather than seniority. ♪ got breaking news out of logan. police are investigating a man who was shot overnight. it happened just after 2:00 o'clock. we're told that the man after being shot then drove himself to einstein hospital for help. he's in stable condition this morning. right now police are still trying to figure out where the shooting took place.

elderly woman is in the hospital after someone robbed and attacked her in the city's fairmount section. the victim targeted right in front of a church. fox 29's dave schratwieser has the latest. i got scared. >> reporter: romona mendez went out for walk friday morning with her son jose by her side. she wanted company after learning that an 83-year-old woman was attacked and robbed outside this church at 22nd and green in fairmount. >> i asked the lord bless her and take care of her. nothing happen in the future. >> reporter: it happened tuesday morning just before 11:00 when the victim was attacked during a purse snatching and knocked to the ground. she was rushed to hahnemann hospital with a broken hip according to neighbors. >> coming every day. nothig ever happen like that. >> now you can't even go church. i told her she cannot go to to the church in the morning 7:00 o'clock they have until somebody takes her. >> reporter: as disturbing as the attack was police say even more troubling a witness said

the inspect a well dressed man in his 30s was actually inside the chapel of divine love church moments before the purse snatching. >> the predatory nature of it that you're in the church, you know, looking to be stalking a victim and then you find a victim. >> it's outrageous. it's just -- there's nothing you can do. you're helpless. >> reporter: incident comes week after several gun point robberies on the on the street in the fairmount section. neighbors are on guard. >> it's random. you don't know where it's going to happen, when it's going to happen, not even church is a sanctuary. >> i pray toord they put him in jail. >> if you that male in the church and know who he then please let us know either11 or call central detectives. >> reporter: police continue to look pour surveillance video in the area hoping to identify the suspect. they're also looking for witnesses to come forward. the victim in the meantime remains in the hospital recovering from her injuries. at central detectives dave schratwieser fox 29 news. today vice-president mike pence is expected to visit york,

pennsylvania, according to the white house. pence will be joined by the secretary of labor and others in meeting with local business leaders and families to discuss tax reform. he'll then deliver formal remarks to ten december at the commercial and military fasteners corporation later in the afternoon. all this as president donald trump gets ready for his first official visit to si sham the president left for hawaii yeterday to get a briefing from the u.s. pacific command. he'll then visit five countries over the next 12 days starting in japan tomorrow. at the top of the agenda the looming threat of north korea's developing nuclear technology. the president did speak to reporters briefly before leaving the white house. >> talking about trade. we'll be talking about obviously north korea. we'll be enlisting the help of a lot of people. >> what's inflammatory is north korean regime and what they're doing to threaten, to, threaten the world. i think there will be a grave danger if that regime didn't understand our resolve.

>> reportedly american and russian officials were discussing a meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin when the two attend economic forum in vietnam. millions of people are hoping to get their hands on the latest iphone. you got it right. >> i did not have it. >> you sure. >> this is several iphones ago. [ laughter ] >> but for anyone looking for big deal, beware of purchasing the cell online. officials say a ups truck in california was robbed earlier this week and the thieves made off with hundreds of iphone xs. if you see someone selling it for cheap online this weekend, it could be stolen. apple says when phone is reported stolen, they can disable it preventing you from ever using it. but if you do get it activated it will send that serial number to apple. if it's on their stolen list, they will track you down. so bottom line, buy your phones from a credible retailer and if you don't, you'll get caught. >> yeah. >> price tag roughly about --

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mama. >> ♪ time now about 8:15 on this saturday. bit of a chill in the air. 45 degrees currently in philadelphia. winds out of the north at about 9 miles an hour. 39 in wrightstown. look at the mid to upper 30s north and west. reading 37. 36 in pottstown along with allentown. 43 degrees wilmington. 42 currently in atlantic city. so the normal high this time of year is 61 degrees. yesterday's high temperature we made it to 73. today high temperatures right around 59 degrees. sunshine to start. but the cloud cover will move in during the day and then overnight tonight, yes, we have some light showers. that will continue into a part of your sunday. sunday morning, mostly cloudy. a few pocks of some light showers. that continues into the early afternoon. but once again not a washout. not anything like what we saw last sunday. so kickoff forecast, it's mostly

cloudy. maybe a sprinkle or some pockets of drizzle. 64 degrees right around kick off. we'll keep the clouds around. 64 degrees by 3:00 and then toward the end of the game, we're looking at temperatures around 65 degrees and, yes, the sunsets tomorrow at 4:53. so it will get dark early because of, yes, the end of daylight saving time. so set those clocks back one hour. that extra hour of sleep but sun will set before 5:00 o'clock tomorrow. 66 degrees tomorrow. 72 monday and then much cooler, tuesday upper 50s. 54 degrees by wednesday. then look at next friday, bill anderson, a high of only 48 degrees. >> you're living in the future. i'm going to live in the present right now. look at those 70's we have along the path. thank you scott. tis the season for wallet busting ticket prices and crowded airports. more than 28 million americans are expected to fly somewhere between november 17th, november 28th over

thanksgiving. that's up 3% from last year. the good news is that analysts say the reason for the increase is lower than usual holiday fairs. dan is here. you're about to save some money. >> we'll save some money. >> good morning sir. >> let's safe save money m28000000 americans all-time record taking to the unfriendly skies in couple of weeks to get home in time for turkey. drags the people off planes it's not a good time to fly that week. it's tough time to fly. if we can save a few bucks doing it let's do it. here's a few tips. first, according to price line survey, the best time for this thanks thinking bill coming up is this friday, probably -- safe on average ten dollars per ticket. now, also, look at tuesday. tuesday historically is a good time to buy airfares when the airfares go up and down it's a crazy process. but take a look tuesday. if not take look friday. second thing is flexibility matters. what i mean by that is, you know, if you are trying to

travel the wednesday before thanksgiving, forget it. >> everybody is doing it. >> you and i are staying home in fill. we're not going anywhere. i got kids coming in and wednesday is expensive. right. so forget wednesday at this point. it's all gone. instead i know it sounds crazy but look at thursday morning. thanksgiving morning you might save few bucks. okay. still get there in time for turkey. >> i've done that the last several years. >> i fly back on thanksgiving. >> still get home in time. little bit less of the family. not such a bad thing sometimes. [ laughter ] >> i love my familiarly. >> me too. finally, in the old days we used to night non-stop. forget it. >> still try. >> forget it. with airlines your cheapest tickets will be connection tickets so a little bit of thanksgiving morning in detroit who cares. you'll get home in time. you'll save a few bucks by doing a connection. >> hots how you travel. >> yup film cheaper. >> little cheaper. >> people who are looking for work now, a way to pay for that traveling, actually go part-time options. >> here's cool thing i was doing research for this. you can get a part-time job even

for the holidays and you will find some of them come with benefits. for example, ups, fed ex, scharr bucks, they all have benefits ranging from tuition reimbursement to actually health care. even for part-time workers. and there's they'll this real competitive -- competition now for these part-time workers if you've got a little bit of drive and you're looking for that part-time job, bill, now is the time to do it and get a few benefits in addition to some decent pay. >> the holiday season like some of that is also some of the retailers are doing it as well. >> 20% discount. you can get -- traditional retailers take a look a cost coat discount plus some employee benefits. so if you're willing to work hard, there's jobs out there. the pay is pretty good this year again because it's competitive. and you might get some benefits as well. >> it sounds good. >> i like it. >> let's do it. >> at a lot of times people complain about what they call lower end jobs. >> of course. >> not so much. >> always a pleasure, sir. >> let's do it. >> love having you. >> all right. >> maybe i'll take up a

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> looks likes beautiful day and scott has explained to us. take look out there at the mountains gorgeous day. thanks for starting your day with us. harlem globetrotters entertained generations and often with a message. this week the talented ballers spent time at several local schools trying to get across an important message that has little to do with dribbling and shooting. here's fox 29's bill rohrer. >> are you ready to have some fun? >> reporter: at the san

anastasia school in newtown square, pennsylvania. >> good morning. >> reporter: chris handles franklin at the harlem globetrotters. >> they call me handles because the way ihe basketball. >> has all the students mesmerized. >> we try to captivate them with basketball. >> i want to you take this basketball go around. in that same process give them a positive message they can remember. >> through your leg. >> two times. >> globetrotters known as the ambassadors of goodwill. giving back at the community. sharing words of inspiration to hundreds of young boys and girls. >> i want them to stand up and say with confidence, i'm the best! > i'm the best!? >> that was good but i didn't point to you yet. >> sometimes it's hard to control their excitement. >> great job. message today -- >> bullying is not cool. >> bullying prevention. >> throw the ball up up up and off the you know what. >> kids are faced with this every day in school, outside of

school and they don't often know how to deal witness but to hear from it somebody else instead of always the teachers, the principal, the parents. >> i know the problem is, aj isn't loose. turn around. let me loosen you up. >> it's not just like being told something but you're actually being a part of learning. and that's what they love when learning fun. >> it's important that you respect others. you treat others like you want to be treated. see a lot of bullying takes place because someone doesn't have a lot of friends so if you see someone in your class or in your school who doesn't have lot of friends, be their friend. be a good person. be a good classmate. be compassionate. >> let's see if it will work. >> that message passed on to each student. >> give them a hug. >> loud and clear. >> nobody deserves to be left out or made fun of because of personality, height, gender, race, stuff like that, it's just not right and he just wanted to make sure that everybody knows. >> give me the a. >> it's very important not to hurt anybody's feelings. >> thank you for having me.

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♪ and welcome back. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. after months of debate a decision has been made the statue of former mayor frank rizzo will be moved right now the statue sits at the thomas pain plaza across from philadelphia city hall where it stood for almost 20 years. kenney administration made the announce many yesterday. but details on where the statue will be moved or when it will happen have not been row leased. >> the decision puts us on the right side of history. this was always about up lifting our public spaces, about the philadelphia we aspire to be. >> i think it's personal. i don't think it has anything to

do with the citizens of philadelphia want. so it didn't surprise me at all. >> the city says it received feedback via thick hundred submissions from the general public with their opinions on the statue. in traffic news, you'll want to hear about this closure before you head out the door. the pennsylvania turnpike has closed northbound ramp connecting state route 1 at the bensalem interchange. crews are working on the bridge. so officials are warning drivers of traffic delays in that area. the road is expected to open back up by noon. ♪ time now 8:30 on this saturday morning. bit of a chill right now. we have sunshine but clouds will roll in. it will be cooler high temperatures on in the 50's later on today. and then overnight tonight into a part of your sunday it looks like a few showers but not wash out for the eagles. there might be a leftover sprinkle or shower at the start of the game. so sunshine right now. 45 degrees. winds out of the north 9 miles

an hour. some will set this evening at 5:55. but tomorrow because of the time change, it sets before 5:00 o'clock. we have 35 degrees right now in mount pocono. arthritic in the lehigh valley. 41 in trenton. low 40s right now for atlantic city at the airport and 45 in dover. so the normal high this time of year 61 degrees. yesterday's high temperature was 73. today right around 59 degrees. fall backover night, 66 degrees will be the high temperature for your sunday back above average but once again we have that threat avenue few showers. so as we go hour by hour we're dry, quiet, we have the sunshine now, but clouds move in later on today. after about midnight few spotty showers. early on sunday we're looking at a few light showers but once again, as you take a look at fox future cast, no widespread activity and then later on in the afternoon there still might be a left over shower but for the most part we're talking about a tenth of an inch maybe up to quarter of an inch of rain. so here's what everyone wants to

know. we're looking at 64 degrees at kick off tomorrow. maybe a sprinkle or an early leftover shower. temperatures by the end of the game right around 65 degrees and temperatures by next week look at that, bill, 48 degrees the high temperature next friday. >> we'll take it. thank you so much, scott. we've been talking about it all morning. he's the man that's made millions of you sweat. i do the workouts as well. sean t promises progress rocking body through his workouts pure insanity his mission is to help everyone make better choices when it comes to health and fitness. and he's here. >> good morning. sean t. >> good morning, sir. >> how are you. >> welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> you're a little bit crazy. i do some of your workouts i'm a lot of bit crazy and i admit. that's what i'm here for. >> it works. >> it works. if you do the work. >> okay. >> you're output determines roar output if you actually put good effort into your movements no matter what the work outs are

they don't have to be mine as long as do you the best you can do you'll get the best results you can get. >> i feel like i'm sitting neck to the workout video. you're in town transforming lives. >> we're transforming lives i'm here with the make choice wellness challenge. this is to help people live happier, healthier just a better life in general, and so you know we're here to combat obesity and diabetes and it's very important for people to know and have a awareness to these situations that's happening around pennsylvania. so we're here, you know, people can go to mega choice -- ma ick choice.org to take a self assessment test for prevention they can see where they are right now in their health and take it to the next level so they can be healthier. >> are you shocked? i understand the event today at the convention center is sold out. that means a whole lot of people are eager get out there and workout. are you even shocked at how this has kind of spread and people em brave it yes. >> health and fitness over last few years has become a good thing. especially with social media and people being inspired by

different results so i'm not necessarily shocked. but i feel like with a company and program like make a choice they're getting the word out that so people can say, hey, i can come, i can have a good time, and i'm an equal opportunity trainer. for me i don't care where you are on your fitness level. >> okay. >> i don't care where you are on your size, fit doesn't have a size it has a mentality and so if you go into the work out with the right mentality, results will eventually follow. >> i'm going to prove i'm not just talking that i do actually watch the videos and participate in the videos. everybody on their journey because you have the modifier in the video for people who can't necessarily keep up to the initial pace. everybody can do your workout. >> not everyone wants to jump. not everyone is at the same fit less nevell as far as getting in peak physical condition. i provide an alternative movement you don't have to jump. one of the tips out there when people -- people ask me sean why do you do so many swats and leg exercises and it's because your legs are the largest muscle groups which will get your heart rate up and help you burn the

most calories and when you have a modifier there that you know people don't want to jump the legs stay loaded they go to the floor but they move slower. and any way moving slower gets you better results unless you can move faster with really good form. it's about form over speed. you have good form over speed. the results will come through. >> success continues and expands now you got book out. >> yes. >> it's coming out. >> it's coming out november 7th which is tuesday. >> right. >> the power, it's empowering your body empowering your mind on it have people unleash seven super powers that will help them dig doper, live smarter and live their -- everyone has super power right now you have to unleash it and i challenge you throughout the book so that you can get used to yourself. you can rewrite your own story. that you don't yo-yo diet and get back into the same relationships. you don't go back -- gain 20 pounds again. transformation is sustainable and my book will show you how to do that 100%. >> pick up the book. can you tell that i'm continuing

to talk because we're supposed to work out. >> stop talking. >> procrastinating. >> before we do that congratulate. you're expecting twins. >> yes, man, i am so excited. i can't wait. it's the best. it's going to be the best. i'm very excited about that. >> i thought we had -- didn't we have video? >> oh -- >> ♪ >> trying t me me cry. >> maybe. >> you won't be ae to work me out as hard. >> look at this. >> it's telling a story you and your husband have been through some struggles actually having children. >> yeah. so a lot of people don't understand -- they don't talk about the infertility or struggles having kids, you know arc lot of times some people are embarrassed about it and then, you know, when you are going through it sometimes families stop asking about it because they know it's a really tough situation. after five years, you know, we are soon to be dads and it's been -- it's been the hardest challenge i've been through in the last, you know, five years, ten years even, and even at a

point where i wanted to give up somebody like me who's, you know, really motivating people to want to go out there and live their best life and i even said, i was like becoming a new dad i'm going to have to road my own book because it's about to completely transform our lives. >> it's hard, isn't it. >> when you're the person who motivates everybody trying to continue to motivate yourself. >> yeah. one of the things that's extremely important and even with, you know, make a choice and why i'm here some people don't take time to give to give themselves in my book i talk about being selfish is actually super power. we wake up every day going out to want to motivate and inspire and make other people money, but where is that time that you give you for the day? so if you're afraid to work out which i know you are right now. >> no. talk and walk. >> yeah. if you're afraid to walk out. >> go to the demo area. >> i want people to look at working out giving yourself you time for the day. that's your time to be selfish and focus on you because people don't do it. i want you to do it. >> all right. >> all right. >> what we going to do. >> i got like two, three minute.

i'm trying to be all sw em l. >> he just went like this. he's trying to be all swol. >> it's not about me. >> everyone knows i can do a push up. i'm going put you through the challenge. get down in plank position. >> all right. >> i'm throwing elbows. >> this is the literally the best thing you can do in fitness every single day. give me five push ups while he's doing the push ups we'll talk. so push ups are pretty much the best thing you can do every single day. it works your core, work your butt, works your arms, your calves, your shoulder glass keep fog. >> keep going for a second. >> now, once you hit the push ups and this is good, again, let me check. stay up at the top. staying in the plank position. severing tight here. don't let me move you. here's the challenge if you can get in plank position and somebody can sit on top you like this and just have a good time. show my face. you need to see my face. >> you need to show my face. >> he's shaking and that's good but i also say if you can hold up your body you can hold up your life and so i want to you push and you said you wanted -- you have good shoulders here. you should feel these things.

>> swollen. >> you can stand up. the other thing -- that's really important -- do you see a difference? >> i feel a difference. >> i don't know if we can see it yet. >> and that's the thing i want people to know. results don't happen overnight. take your time. >> we got to go. >> come on out. >> he can't breathe. >> work out with him. jenny, what's going on. i'm going to take break for a second while we talk to jenny joyce. >> reporter: good morning, bill. it is very loud here. we're here at william roberts salon brand new salon in cherry hill why are all those blow dryers going? because there's a huge benefit happening at the salon today. i'm joined by owner bill moffitt. bill all of the proceeds from these discounted blow outs today will go to the organization kisses for kyle. can you tell us a little bit about brand new salon why you wanted to get involved with this organization. >> yeah. we opened up and i figure, you know, like a right passage what i wanted to do is kind of reach out to the community and kisses for kyle is an organization that raises money for families that are battling childhood cancer.

have i two children of my own. so it really just kind of touched my heart. so i figured i'd help them out today. >> so we're talking about blow outs. how come it never -- our hair never looks this good when we're at home trying to figure it all out? when we come to a salon we just leave feeling so much better. what's the strategy here. what can people get today. >> everybody asks that question. aside from the fact we're professionals with our hands over top of your head doing your hair, there are some tips. some tricks, some tools and product that is you could use. if you wanted to get some volume in your hair, the products i'm recommending from or bay is grandiose hair pumping moose and if you have curly hair you wanted to get it straight and keep it straight, make it nice and smooth and shiny, straight away. >> okay. so it's all about the products and it's also i was all about the brush and technique, right. >> all about the brush and technique. this is my favorite brush a gretchen ss the it's bot a longer barrel it's very light. it's one piece it's solid. great brush to use. it's all about the tools. >> if you're someone whose like

me, who never seems to get their hair right at home come out today from thee could to seven offer discounted blow outs. twenty-five dollars for a tick. i posted it on my facebook page. go to event bright and put in the search. >> event bright.com and search for below dry benefit. you can purchase your tickets there. >> again 100% of the proceeds from today will go to the organization kisses for kyle. we're also selling these raffles here various raffle prices. awesome prices here. we'll will be raveled off later today. bill thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> and good luck to you. >> best wishes. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> bill, we'll zen it back to you. >> it's cool. i'm continue to go get my work out on. >> we got to do the tilt, tuck, tighten. >> till, tuck, tighten. >> we need music or something. >> we can tilt, tuck, tighten. >> that will tighten up your abs. >> all right. the book comes out tuesday. >> yes, it does. >> you can pick up the book. we can get more information in

your videos at sean t fitness. >> sean t fitness.com or follow me on sean t on instagram. everything you need to know is right there. >> i encourage you to do that i do the work out. he is crazy in working you out but also crazy motivating. >> yes, it's about just doing the best that you can do. you don't have to do anyone else says. just go out there and make it happen for yourself even if it's just five minutes every single day. >> should we tilt, tight, tighten to break. >> tilting tuck, tighten. >> thank you everyone for watching the show. we'll be back to do it again tomorrow as we go to break. we'll

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