fyi philly reveals its picks for the best place in the city for brunch. matt. >> on the traffic front we say wake up and get out there now because roads look good, erin. this is 309 at dekalb pike by the montgomery mall. pretty quiet in this area so far but it's not quiet on 95 where we have construction delays this morning. we'll show you shot after the break. >> the secret service in the hot seat. the agency's ability to protect the president is once again called into question following news of another security breach. "action news" continues. >> ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do.? -yeah. [ male announcer ] wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ♪ is folgers in your cup >> ♪ >> welcome back. 5:43 now on this wednesday, october 1st. we're looking live at sky 6 hd at a pretty shot of center city. sun isn't up just yet. a little mixed weather today. >> what do you have to present to us

and there's a reality series on the fyi network, where a small home is built for a different family each> what do you think? >> it is beautiful. >> doesn't it look really nice? >> reporter: john hosts the show. he points out that tiny houses, which cost on average $23,000, could be the answer for today's debt-burdened, cash strapped millennial. >> people coming out of college with huge student loans and want to live mortgage free. >> reporter: he admits the trend is not for everyone. >> tiny house living is extreme. i mean, asking people to go from 2,000 square feet to 200 square feet is aggressive. >> oh, cool. >> that is awesome. >> reporter: kim and ryan castle, a minnesota couple featured on the show, are diving right now. >> we value our experience more than our possessions. >> it's on a trailer. it has to be under 8 1/2 feet wide. prison cells are six feet wide. it's something that's going to have very unique challenges for them. >> reporter: john and his building partner zach have come up with all sorts of tricks. >> dog food. >> that is so cute. >> reporter: to make the most effi

>>> sixers take on the piston tonight at palace of auburn hills and their final preseason tune up, fyi, sixers are seventh in the league in new full season ticket sales after winning just 18 games, that means fans are on game. >>> flyers are back in action saturday against the red wings, last night they went to pitberg and they scored three times in the final period to win their second game of the season, five-three the final. they own the penguins at conn sullen joy center ten-one-one since the building opened in 2010. >> those are difficult stats to explain. >> but do you so beautifully. >> i enjoy the fact that it is we love that number. >> we will be right back. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs

when it comes to updating your accessories, karen rogers has an fyi for you on a brand new eyewear shopt specializes in funky frames that are philly centric. >> ♪ >> reporter: at philly eye works the frames come with the names like yo' adrienne. >> yo' adrienne. >> reporter: brotherly love. >> we got to put some brotherly love and sisterly affection there. >> reporter: their best seller the jaunt. >> big and bold and has a lot of attitude like philadelphia. >> reporter: that's right. there's the big town, fairmount and rittenhouse. always wanted to look like ben franklin. now i can. the frames are designed assembled and colored right here in filly. >> finished in our shouldn't. >> reporter: they have a showroom in rittenhouse square. the business done online where you can customize your set. do you want to go all pink? do you want to add a splash of purple. once you designed a look you like they send you the frames to try out on your friends and family. >> i took a picture and show it on line. >> reporter: by operating on line they can keep prices reasonable. >> only $99 with a prescrip

. >> it's almost halloween and karen rogers has an fyi for you on a frightfully good time with some creepyrawly critters. >> reporter: it is time we've been waiting all year. boo at the zoo. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: a weekend long halloween celebration with your favorite animals. >> the whole place transforms into a trick or treat environment. it's a safe environment. it's so much fun. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: there's live music scare crow scavenger hunter and the zoo's new palm oil zone. >> addressing its impact of palm oil. >> reporter: there's also the penguin pumpkin patch and a big parade. kids can dress up in costumes and join the parade which steps off saturday and sunday at noon and march past the not so scary extinction graveyard. >> say cheese. >> when you talk about the animals that have gone extinct and the animals that may in the next 15 years if we don't do something about it and it's free with zoo admission. >> do you know what that is. >> we can be a kid again for boo at the zoo. >> looks like fun. >>> 5:47. doctors say they know why a ohio teenage are died

karen rogers has an fyi for you on a local irish pub that goes all out for the holiday. >> ♪ >> halloweenere ireland about a thousand years ago. >> reporter: halloween original al celebration of the fall harvest and at the plow and the stars in olde city they stick to the holiday roots. >> guinness casserole. >> reporter: bi big chunks of beef brazed in beer with carrots and mashed potatoes. only cooking home style sitting by a fire, what else do you want. if you want your fall bounty served up in a glass there's the cozy cider with captain morgan spiced rum. you can see the steam coming out. that's hot. >> wonderful. >> reporter: since pumpkin is the official flavor of the season there's a pumpkin spice latte martin knee with coffee kalu what and rum. >> lovely creamy. >> reporter: if you want to drink your dessert there's the hot apple pie made with hot apple cider. >> then float the cream on the top of the glass. >> reporter: we're all set for fall now. >> these will keep you warm. >> reporter: they will. >> ♪ >> 5:48 now and just out this morning the latest 6abc franklin and marshall

melissa mcgee has an fyi for you on what's on the menu. >> reporter: it's called capasito. in the front of the restaurant pizza in the back. it's a nice combination. the owner cooks her pies neapolitan style. >> we went about pizza the same way. >> reporter: she brought in guys from naples to build her italian pizza oven. how hot does this thing get. >> up to a thousand degrees. >> reporter: that cooks the pizza in 60 to 90 seconds and stephanie says it's all about the dough. there are very few toppings. >> it's meant for one person and to be eaten with a knife and fork. >> reporter: is that the neapolitan way. >> yes. >> reporter: it opened its doors a few weeks ago but stephanie has been practicing at home for years. she imports her tomatoes from italy but everything else is sourced locally. >> that's totally doable. i can eat that were in one problem. >> reporter: the name is italian. >> it's when you go at something you're so strong you want to get it right. >> reporter: she says the simple but classic margarita is a customer favorite. that is delicious. >> love their g

fyi don't be passive aggressive if you want a person to do something just tell them.'t use the phrase seriously? it wakes people up but it can seem too unprofessional. good morning. get to the point. interesting. offer some context as to why you like it. >> you know the song, but do you know the meaning behind it. ♪ >> kneel diep monday revealing the truth behind "sweet caroline" which was originally inspired by.,fk's daughter. he wrote the song for his wife marsha he kneed a three sill boll name for the chorus and marsha's name is only two syllables. >> 47 minutes after the hour. in the shake-up of colon cancer how you can test yourself at home. >> a big set back for apple pay. what you need to know before you leave the house. first let's check in with steve doocy with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> noncitizens casting their votes right next to the average american. what does that mean for the election in 500 million customers accounts in danger. could you be on the scammer's list? >> donald trump and ladies leave your purse at home. we are going to tell you

karen rogers has the fyi for you on a corner bar called the best place to brunch. >> reporter: jerry's bar in northern liberties has been around for a long time, be but the owner has made it old new again. >> since 1922. >> reporter: he rebuilt it from the ground up using all reclaimed items. the bar top he is like -- top he salvaged from independence mall. he built a grudger menu. served with a side live jazz. it's put the place on the map. >> our most popular is brunch burger. >> reporter: that's topped with an egg and house smoked bacon. >> this is your favorite drink. >> reporter: this is the bloody marry known as the bloody jerry. >> the eagles add a new bird and this is unlike all the players. >> the fires are bonding off the ice before the season opener. they have more than hockey on the agenda. down... lower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. i knew my life as i knew itr, would never be the same. everything stopped. and i jus

alicia vitarelli explains in the fyi philly. >> reporter: the bakery opened it's doors on south 9th streetily came from northern italy and brought the bread as he is rewith -- bred recipe with him. this is easy, because everyone is named louie. >> reporter: they still make their bread the old fashioned way. >> our bakers make it with their hands, it takes 6 hours. >> reporter: there's a lot love in there. >> because we take so much time to make our bread, the flavor comes out. >> reporter: they use traditional brick often. >> how hot is it in in there? >> 450 degrees, on a saturday they put out 2,000 loves. >> christmas we put out 4,000 loves. >> reporter: while it started as a bread making business, they have branched out. we have cookies and at the samee that's off the hook. they have make their pizza just like they make their bread crispy on the outside and soft >> "healthcheck" this morning shows there's very little that parents can do to lower the risk of celiac disease. neither breast feeding or starting the food makes a difference. the study found that waiting preponderance the on s

here is an fyi, bringing designers together for charity. philadelphia magazine's 15th annual design homes. >> this project, we wanted to build something suitable for people's lifestyle for today. >> it's more than 4500 square feet of lavish living space. the master living suite is 1200. the fourth floor is a retreat for the little ones. builder glen designed the home with an open floorplan and accordion doors to bring the outdoors in. >> are you in your living room and outside at the same 250i78. outside is an oasis with a fireplace and a pool and bar. and a bar inside too along with nanny quarters and a jim. the home is open for tours october 23rd through november 16th 100% of the proceeds goes to mana. it provides meals 365 day a year for people in need. we want to help our friends in need especially around the holidays when food is scarce. >> the tours run mondays, thursdays and weekends. if you like what you saw, the home is for sale, i don't know if all the stuff goes with it but it's a pretty place to walk through. >> wonderful. i'm i

here is the scary fyi just for you. >> are you ready?rgest haunted houses in the country. there are six attractions so the story starts out in lock down, your first attraction where they have taken over, the inmates and then people move into our brand new attraction, the machine shop. that is an attraction that is hidden behind the rooms of death row in an old factory part of the prison and now a group of individuals have taken over and have evil plans. and other attractions ranging from outdoor gardens. the eerie infirmary full of doctors and patients and you don't know who is on your side. we experiment in 3-d, have you to put the glasses on and night watch, the dark of the attraction, you can go through and there are people in there waiting. >> oh. >> i'm still shaking a little bit. >> they offer the neon necklaces if you want the zombies to touch you. >> they did, i did that for 30 seconds. if you have that on they sometimes take you away. it's very frightful and we have a frightful forecast for some rick. we'll show you what is goin

even if you are at a local police department, you have like a little bulletin board like fyi, everybody be aware of this. >> dr. frieden said it's not necessary to wear hazmat materials to go into the scene. five days later when they couldn't find anyone to go in and clean the apartment, then the people go in with the hazmat. then the sheriff in the hospital they're still testing for ebola markers even though he was just in there -- walked in, said he didn't touch any bodily fluids. >> and greg may be 100% right and we are overreacting, but as things start to come out, we realize we weren't 100% accurate on certain things. it wouldn't be a bad idea. can i throw a provocative thought on the table? >> can you tell me what it is first? >> shouldn't we be profiling people who we suspect of having or potentially having ebola? >> that's what you're doing. >> no, you're not. >> i think you profile them by saying have you been traveling to that area or living there. that kind of profiling? >> yes, you show symptoms, you come from that part of the world. >> i think that's what they're doing. >>

karen rogers has an fyi on a frightfully good time with creepy, crawly critters. >> it's that time.we are waiting all year. it's a weekend long halloween celebration with your favorite animal. >> the whole place transformed into a trick or treat environment, and it's a safe environment and it's so much fun. >> there is live music and a scavenger hunt and a palm oil zone. >> this addresses the affects of palm oil on wildlife. can you visit big cat. >> and the pumpkin patch and big parade. >> kids can dress up in costumes and join the parade that starts tomorrow. and the not so scary extinction graveyard. >> we talk about the animals that are extinct or may go extinct if we don't do anything about it. >> we can all be a kid at boo at the zoo. >> always a fun time at the zoo. melissa magee with a final word from accuweather. >> temperatures north and west we are looking okay, 65 in allentown and windy this afternoon and lancaster 65 and 65 in pottstown, along the i-95 corridor, upper 60s and philadelphia upper 60s today around 67 and 66 berlin and atlantic city maxing out at 67 and mos

just fyi, woodrow wilson, estimated to have played 1,200 rounds of golf in office.ower, 1,600. the president is only at 200. he is doing okay. >> yeah. wilson and eisenhower? big golfers. >> 1,600! enough gone every single day. right? >> so, you know, you're not down on the president for playing golf. >> do you play golf, bill? >> no. for sissies. >> what do you do? >> wilson made my point. i play ice hockey. >> the little pants with the plaid? >> nickers? >> little beanie cap. >> ever been in a country club locker room with golfers you give up the game. guarantee you. >> ask you about that later. >> no. you won't get the answer. >>> watters is on deck. columbus day. do the folks know anything about old chris? >>> back of the book segment it's columbus day and many americans off from school and work. not me and not watters. we sent him to sleepy hollow, new york, where the headless horseman was terrorized ichabod crane. his assignment? to ask the folks about christopher columbus and other autumn matters. ♪ >> are you a leaf peeper? >> no. >> i love the fall season,

just fyi, woodrow wilson, estimated to have played 1,200 rounds of golf in office.eisenhower, 1,600. the president is only at 200. he is doing okay. >> yeah. wilson and eisenhower? big golfers. >> 1,600! enough gone every single day. right? >> so, you know, you're not down on the president for playing golf. >> do you play golf, bill? >> no. for sissies. >> what do you do? >> wilson made my point. i play ice hockey. >> the little pants with the plaid? >> nickers? >> little beanie cap. >> ever been in a country club locker room with golfers you give up the game. guarantee you. >> ask you about that later. >> no. you won't get the answer. >>> watters is on deck. columbus day. do the folks know anything about old chris? watters is next. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're jus

and just fyi, the pistorius sentencing comes up in -- >> a week from today. >> a week from today. we'll be covering that one as well. >> in the meantime we'll take a short break. family and friends have gathered to pay tribute to alan henning, the latest western hostage murdered by isis. help but see the good. >>> john vause. >> and i'm natalie allen. our top stories this hour, the search for malaysian airlines flight 370, well, it is back on. three ships will scan parts of the southern indian ocean with sophisticated sonar. authorities suspended the initial search, as you'll recall, earlier this year. the plane disappeared in march with 239 people on board. >>> hong kong's government workers are passing protester barricades and returning to their jobs. that's after authorities gave activists a monday deadline to leave key parts of the city. many of the demonstrators who once camped out near the chief executive's office are now gone, but some in other parts of hong kong are refusing to budge. >>> the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is now in critical condition. eric

. >> just fyi. >> we got it thanks so much for coming in. >> new we will get to jen, she has moved to center. >> hi, jen. >> hi guys there are amazing auto dealers that are literally driving away the cold. it is an amazing coat drive, and all of these gorgeous children are beneficiaries. we will talk about what is going on here at the pennsylvania convention center in just a minute. pennsylvania convention center in just a minute. driving away the c i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> lucy, we love our lucy, lucy and ricky. >> what is your twitter, how many followers, because if you get to 2,000 followers. >> we're lacking. >> we are. >> 1524. >> but it is gone up by 300. >> yes. >> that will happen here. >> if you get to 2

. >> fyi, mine is -- >> keep that up.geting snapchat, said to be planning a massive online leak of his many as 200,000 photos and videos. many of them nude. the company admits images were compromised. delete some 18,000 web links in the u.k. in just over a month. the daily mail reports written's have asked the search try to remove links to more than 53,000 pages under the eu's right to be forgotten laws. the report says most of the requests are from criminals and sex offenders. that is today's company news. there was a distinct theme there. divorce.ate splitting up companies for the sake of "recognizing shareholder value." ebay spinning off paypal, hp splitting up into. , why is it suddenly that cfos assume institutional investors can a longer do -- deal with some of the parts of a business and they have to split ?t up and make it "easier" >> boards are now being proactive. it goes back to the split up of i.t. chief years ago and well before that, we had disparate value. one of my favorites is emc. vm software get spun of

i am confident though we have robust arrangements fyi error and to anyone else how do we ensure that it is dealt with in the same degree of rigor that i have just arrived here yen will elaborate further. >> but a more theoretical question you said that public confidence in the security would be enhanced by greater public understanding but what might those ranges me but if its ships with other agencies to have that capability of our relationship is of trust and however much we wish you be more transparent we can only be so if there is us that lecter relationships but if we could move briefly into authorization. >> you have responsibility but most of the people we have spoken to during the course says the judges decided though warned. would issue a sensible response? >> i think it is wrong it is a fluid analysis than the system would be weaker if judges signed warrants because they quickly would look at the legal commission and judge within those legal conditions. secretaries of state of course, i will constrain from the reagan there porsche but dash permissions to exercise their power

thinks before a boxing match in 2005, just fyi but the the hand clap and the dancers that made the fans very somber, you are remembering the people who gave up their lives for freedom. a lot have of people refuse to sing the song without their hand over their heart so to jazz it up and sex it up people found it offensive but finally before we go, cristina aguilara a, she also for the got a couple words when she sang the anthem at the super bowl. >> ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the peril less fight. what's so proudly we watched as the twilights last gleaming ♪ >> you see, people saying oh, no from 2011. obviously she change the words in the sports line merging the lyrics with the song's second line. nobody is ever going to be able to top whitney houston that is what it is coming down to. >> the the best of all time. >> kerry, that was comprehensive. >> thank you, you are welcome. >> a a lot of people have messed that up. listen to mike, guys he knows what he is talking about. >>> shirley maclean is on our show. shirley maclean is on "good day philadelphia". >> did you k

fyi 15, the army national guard will come down. three and a 50,000. by the end of 17 under the current budget it will be 335,000. should budget control act to amend a law of the land, which it is common 19 would be 315,000 for the army national guard. and so characterization's of risk against strategic guidance has been characterized for all three components, particularly at the dca level. but to general motors points this is about puts and takes over the next time and it is an uncertain world. >> yes. think i will let the chief officer speak for himself, but publicly and in testimony if i recall he has characterized the risk. sequestration, i think he has stated, i think the secretary has as well that the national security objectives as outlined in the current national security strategy would be placed at risk. and some very difficult choices would have to be made by senior civilian leaders as to what it is you're going to do and what it is you're not going to do okay. next question. thank you for that question. >> yes, ma'am. >> you bt, very small b

an on site medical facility which i have a feeling more and more companies are going to start doing, fyirass tap. >> this is the booze. here you go, brian. it's a craft beer and wine bar. they're really expanding in the southeast. they've been doing really well. now in georgia, texas, illinois, new york. and they've got about 750 jobs that are going to be coming up and they're popular. they need g.m.'s, servers, things like that. a popular franchise idea. >> very cute name. how about order up? >> so seamless, right? are you not obsessed with seamless in new york? >> it's great. >> delivery service. this is the opposite of that. in smaller areas in the country, order up actually will work with restaurants that don't have delivery people. they have drivers that will go get the food and bring it to you 'cause god forbid we have to actually stay home and cook ourselves, or not get our food delivered to us. >> a lot of people have kids and they need to order food. >> exactly. >> it's important. they're actually really doing incredible now. they're going to expanding baltimore headquarters. th