fox 29's bill anderson shows us when a battle shim becomes your hotel. would so love that. >> reporter: it's awesome over here lucy. after months of anticipation, obviously the pope will be here in less than 24 hours. but some people decided to check something else off their bucket list. they're going to stay here on the battleship new jersey while the pope is in town. >> battleship new jersey decided to open their doors to visitors after considering the proximity to hotels and the cost people were experiencing, mostly because they thought it was pretty cool bucket list type of experience. >> our thinking there would be lot of guests coming into the area for the pope's visit. why not open up our award winning overnight encampment program to them. >> reporter: roughly 100 people will stay on the ship. he's in the mess hall, sleep in the rack and enjoy the experience of being on the ship. the racks were a little bit tight. but the guests mostly were excited about the experience. >> i'm so excited it's unbelievable. i've never been on a big ship like this. a

here on the ben franklin bridge, i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >> quite the pilgrimage for so manyan see it right over our shoulder here, they have very little time to transform it from a concert stage, a concert venue to an altar because this is where the papal mass is going to be for the masses tomorrow. >> exactly. a lot of people have already left and we just heard from bill anderson a lot of people are wondering whether transportation was going to be a problem. these septa passes could people get into town. dawn timmeney was with some train commuters earlier today and here's what she found. >> ♪ >> reporter: these nuns from missionary sisters of charity waiting in line at 4:00 this morning to catch the first train into philadelphia to see pope francis. >> we get up early anyway. we get up at 20 minutes to 5:00 every day we're on our knees praising almighty god. >> reporter: some of the sisters are local but sister mary berniece traveled all the way from canada. >> for me to see him, it would inspire me to,, to have hope to reach eternity, just to see him 'cause he's a represen

here in ocean city, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >> always like to save a few bucks.undreds of philadelphia union members taking to the streets to march in the labor day parade. ♪ >> sheet metal workers postal workers teachers, septa workers marched up columbus boulevard. pennsylvania governor tom wolf also spoke at today's parade and wants to raise the minimum wage and pass his version of the state budget. as that stalemate continues on. >>> depth tift who killed beloved african lion says he's finally ready to go back to wo work. after a move death threats. how he says things could have been different. and something is about to fall from the sky in this video. lost people saw it happen. it has set off a mystery. the very important question people are now scrambling to answer. >> howard? >> nice picture of chip kelly. we'll get to that later. nfl is not being kind to the patriots tom brady. he's being excluded in different ways by the nfl and get ready for baseball playoffs with those hated mets. yes, that's coming up in sports. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'

good morning. >> good morning to you, bill anderson. good morning to all of you. special shout out to all of the grand parent out there, and all of the grand parent you have loved in your life. please share your pictures of them on this grandparents day because we would like to show them off all morning long. >> sounds good. >> let's start off with a look at your weather, find out what's going on out there today. would you be able to enjoy it as we look at center city? >> i think it is a nice start. >> doesn't look that great. >> just little gray in the monitor, but beautiful day shaping up. just few showers, had needed rain that's come through the area, on it way out, almost completely out of here today. starting off at 65 degrees, little fall chill in the air. we have this weather question that was sent to us. >> high, my name is kate. i want to watch some football. >> jake, it is football weather, you will certainly feel like it this afternoon, that little fall chill in the air, in the suburbs this morning, allentown is at 61, down to 59 lancaster, couple of 50

in the newsroom, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> big news for the eagles tonight as they still workfinalize their final 53 man roster and a big move that could clear the way for tebow time. the birds have traded away quarterback matt barkley to the arizona cardinals. barkley went head to head for tebow for the team's third string quarterback spot. tebow may have done enough to win himself a job last night. the eagles still handful of moves to make to finalize their roster by 4:00 o'clock tomorrow. coming up in sports, sean bell breaks down the barkley trade and what others may be on the chopping block. >> drama in a local diner parking lot. a waitress helps an elderly man get out of his car just in time. dangerous experience they'll never forget next. >>> plus local churches have high hopes for the pope's visit to philadelphia. why they believe the pontiff holds the key to their survival. >>> an local woman is crushed. she says something is missing from her parent's final resting place and to make matters worse, she's out more than $2,000. what happens when jeff cole gets involved.

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson breaks down the concerns about those positions. ♪ >> reporter: as youe around the city you may see ads looking to hire 5,000 substitute teachers. those ads are part of a $34 million contract given by the district to a local company to handle the hiring. council president darrell clark opposed that contract when it was first given and he still opposes it today. >> spent $34 million for this contract, and i don't know what the rate is, what are we at, 10, 20% of the, um, approved locations as it relates to teachers being available? that's just not something that we're comfortable with. >> reporter: there are also concerns that just days before the opening of schools the company given the contract for hiring source4teachers hired fewer than a thousand of their goal of 5,000 substitutes. but they say relax. perhaps too much is being made of that highly publicized 5,000 goal. >> nine out of 10 classrooms need to be covered by a substitute come january, and the district frankly doesn't care if we need 2,000 people to get that job done or 10,000 people to get

fox 29's weekend's bill anderson explains. ♪ >> reporter:. >> philadelphia school district continueshe challenges of a significant budget deficit. buildings have been sold off and services have been outsourced. but one man's creative solution to our budget problem legalize marijuana and use the tax rev few new to fund our schools. >> i don't think as i said in the video that marijuana legalization is going to fix the school system but the weed experiment is working in colorado. so let's examine that here especially with, you know, the fact so many people smoke marijuana ran. >>> na poe is a marijuana legalization activist whose been fighting this battle for years. the latest way to bring attention to his cause go to the school district building and light up on the front steps. >> three of the most muss land marks in philadelphia. >> with the state budget in limbo the philadelphia school district has borrowed $275 million to open its doors and pay the teachers. the idea may seem crazy to some, but poe knows his numbers he told me that colorado has already generated $40 million for the

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us from the newsroom. ple are actually pushing to see if this can happen a lot more often. >> yeah, lucy they like it for people driving not city this past weekend the no drive zone was a big headache. but for group of pedestrians and cyclists the quiet streets were great. they say at least a few times each year we should get the cars out and walk or bike our way through philadelphia. ♪ >> reporter: recent pope francis visit raised numerous concerns about security, crowds and street closures. but at least one group saw car free streets and they loved it. open street philly was inspired and started a petition to have scheduled days when center city streets would be closed to car traffic and wide open to cyclists and pedestrians. >> at first there was a lot of concern about what the streets would be like. but as residents saw once they got to the streets this saturday and sunday, they really started to enjoy it in a way that they didn't was possible. >> reporter: petition got immediate traction with 1500 sign

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson live in our newsroom, bill an interesting proposed solution to theool's troubles i'll say. >> reporter: absolutely interesting. it's no secret that the school district needs money. all sorts of taxes have been used as funding sources but now a local marijuana activist wan wanting to step higher. he says legalize and tax marijuana it's good for schools. ♪ >> reporter: the philadelphia school district continues to face the challenges of a significant budget deficit. buildings have been sold off and services have been outsourced o. so one man's creative solution to our budget problem legalize marijuana and use the tax revenue to fund our schools. >> i don't think as i said in the video that marran legalization is going to fix the school system, but the weed experiment is working in colorado so let's examine that heres specially with, you know, the fact so many people smoke marijuana. >> reporter: he's a marijuana legalization activist who has been fighting this battle for years. the latest way to bring attention to his cause go at the school district bu

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson has the answer. ♪ >> reporter: today is the unofficial end of the summere down the shore. and the rumor more all summer has been it's been pretty quiet and business has been down. but apparently that's not the case here in ocean city. >> admittedly the boardwalk was a little bit quiet but the beach was packed and maria who owns a few businesses here on the boardwalk in ocean city told me contrary to what people seem to think it's been a really good summer for business. >> we've had a great season. cannot complain. we had great weather. it was a great summer overall. >> little bit further up the beach the owner of george's candies and several other businesses absolutely agreed. he said that the frequent heat waves including today have actually helped business quite a bit. >> i was always tell people when the grass isn't so good business isn't so good. if the grass is brown business is great. it hasn't rained in forever. so july and august have been really strong for us. >> reporter: many of the businesses and most of the vacationers pack up and leave this w

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us in the newsroom tonight bill a lot of people got concerns about those positions. >> reporter: they do iain. they have concerns about the positions and about the money. the philadelphia school district needs 5,000 people to fill in as everything from substitute teachers to substitute principles. normally available jobs are a good thing but stake holders i spoke to said the hiring firm is being paid too much and they're paying the teachers way too little. ♪ >> reporter: as you move around the city you may see ads looking to hire 5,000 substitute teachers. those ads are part of a $34 million contract given by the district to a local company to handle the highering. council president consider roll clark opposed to contract when it was first given and he still opposes it today. >> spent $34 million for this contract, and i don't know what the rate is, what are we at 10, 20% of the, um, approved locations as relates to teachers being available? that's just not something that we're comfortable with. >> reporter: there are also concerns that just days bef

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us live from the newsroom. bill, neighbors really seem to be taking this all in stride. >> reporter: they really don't have much of a choice, chris. the residents of the 3800 block of chalfont drive were celebrating yesterday. because after three weeks, the sink hole that damaged their block was repaired and the street was finally reopened. but this morning, a water main broke and they're dealing with the closure all over again. the 8-inch pipe burst followed by a huge sink hole opening and now the roughly 60 neighbors who thought their block would be back open in time for schoolbus and carpool traffic have no idea how long it will remain closed. >> because it just opened yesterday. they just finish repaving and now -- i'm wondering whether the rest of the street will have any major problems in the future. >> i think it's bigger than the other one. i know, yeah. it's really something. >> reporter: also plenty of neighbors who expressed concern about the safety of the block after two sink holes in less than a mon

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson was there as the doors opened on broad and walnut today. ll this look like more than a party than grand opening. >> yeah, you could say that. i mean who knew the opening of a convenience store would have such a major impact but today's opening of the flagship wawa in center city it had pope references lines to get in eagles cheerleaders and hundreds and hundreds of hoagies sold. ♪ >> there are nearly 650 wawa stores in our region. hundreds in our viewing area alone. so when i heard about a new flagship store coming to center city, let's just say i wasn't nearly as excited as mayor nutter and his family. >> i've been asked many many times when is the store going to hope? when is the store going to open. >> there's no bigger fan actually than my wife who last night when i told her i was coming to this grand opening said, my wawa is opening on broad street? >> listen i'm a philly guy. i love wawa hoagies. i just wasn't sure what the big deal was going to be. but when i got there and saw the huge line to get in all the new designs and technology

we sent fox 29 weekend's bill anderson to do just that. some say this is the worst birds have played in long time most of us diehard fans are saying that. we were disgusted by the lack of the effort. we started the season talking about the super bowl and after two games some wonder if we're good enough to make the playof playoffs. i went to find out how many people off the jumped off the band wagon. ♪ >> reporter: it's the day after arguably one of the worst losses in eagles history and i got to tell you as a life-time philadelphian, i expected there to be a mass exodus of people jumping off the eagles band wagon. >> here's a blocked punt. >> admitted people were upset. and rightfully so. and they wanted to express it. >> the game was horrible. i hope they will turn around, yes, they better turn it around because if they don't the fans are going to go crazy in the city. >> i think it's still early in the season. but it was definitely hard game to watch for any fan. >> bradford is now ready for the snap. >> as bad as the team was in pretty

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson here now to show us what it is and how it works. >> reporter: iain, absolutelysary. you know one in six college students diagnosed with anxiety or depression in the last year. suicide rates are campus have increased for nearly a decade. mental health issues on campuses are a major cause for concern and a local university is trying to get innovative in looking for solutions. ♪ >> reporter: after a handful of bullying cases and some high-profile suicides mental health issue on college campuses has become a national concern. here on drexel's campus in university city, they've come up with an innovative way to try and address it. drexel university recently became the first university in the country to install a mental health screening kiosk. paul from drexel counseling services said it's a proactive step to get students to help they need. >> what we want to do is have students be still in charge, still be in the driver's seat with their mental health. we want them to be aware of the stress any challenging act chem dick program ask c bring and monitor that impact on

. >>> good evening, i'm bill anderson of course this is karen hepp coming up tomorrow morning on foxend, a local mother's facebook rant goes viral. >> i need to give you the benefit of the doubt. maybe you haven't forgotten me. maybe you've forgotten how to use the phone. >> that mom so funny she joins us live tomorrow morning with a surprise. also we'll have the very latest on the pope new information they want everybody to come and they are promising in some places it will be easy. plus, will it rain this weekend everything you need to know beginning at 8am. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a bold start and smooth finish. for a limited time, ddperks members can get any size dark roast coffee for 99 cents. ddperks. that's loyalty. america runs on dunkin'. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator

bill anderson, good morning to you. >> welcome back it's greet you have here, we missed you. >> i know he's lying. >> smile, the energy. >> we're starting out today i see you outside at the bus stops and walking all around. it's gorgeous rights now. dave warren took off today he knew all the gray skies would move n mike what do we expect this day? >> that's exactly how we start this day. we'll start with sun and then go over to rain showers. i mean it's a gorgeous shot in old city where are you this morning talking about lots of sunshine. the rain not far off towards the south and west. start time temperatures into the 60s north and west of town. 70 city and 70 is a good number south and east. take a look at ultimate dopple doppler. thin bill of clouds coming in now. you go south of d.c.. you notice showers. even thunderstorms developing in richmond. our models bring the in the rain after 11:00 this morning and you see downpours at times. look it's not all day rain deal but you may see a shower or gusty thunderstorm come through your neighborhood. we'll talk about the timing of the rai

i'm bill anderson. this is dave warren and right here should be karen hepp but she's on vacation during the holiday weekend. >> we'll give her a day off. we've got great things and great weather. >> great weather yes. we are seeing things clear out. that is our live picture over center city. when you step outside, nice and comfortable. now check out this tweet i got and i will read it as they wrote it. there's the low clouds but we talked about this yes. it was muggy, that humidity was dropping and it's dropped now. so the weather number today is a 9. not a perfect 10 because we have those clouds out will. they will be clearing out here throughout the morning. heat wave ends. it was hot yesterday but not today. dew point is at 62. 73, we're on our way, but the heat does came in the 7-day. i'll look at that coming up later. >> we'll take it. and happening today as we said, there's a lot of things going on. it's one of the biggest parties of the year. just hours from now, tens of thousands of people will

i'll say hello to bill anderson.ll be right in the back of my head all day. >> hole on, look at this, could i have some, the whole thing of snapple? yum. >> okay. >> it is warm. >> this is like a scene out of mid my cowboy. >> the pope is watching over me. >> i'm walking here. >> someone tweeted we should call this mike holy hike. did you ever see bo finger with eddie murphy. >> by the way, on spring gardens. >> he has little spring in his step, too. >> you might want to pick up the pace a little bit. >> walking down the street like this. >> no, don't try this at home. >> ridiculous, what is he doing? >> do not walk in the middle of the street. >> big truck. >> mike? >> all right. >> it was worth it to do the channel three joke. >> oh, okay. as long as you got that in. >> i don't know if he'll make it to the end of the show. he? >> give me one of those pepsi's. >> he's not that far away, actually. i think he may have, i don't know what, bob kelly, ten blocks, eight to ten blocks? i don't think he can hear us mike, do

fox weekend anchor bill anderson is live in our newsroom. ll, you've been talking to the water department throughout the day. so when is that hole going to be cleaned up? >> reporter: dawn, that's the million dollar question. residents have been trying to get answered for almost a month. so for three weeks, chalfont drive was closed as the streets department repaired a sink hole from the last water main break. residents got just about 24 hours of access to their street before it all happened again today. ♪ >> reporter: the 3800 block of shall font drive has been hit pretty hard over the last few weeks. just a few weeks ago, up the block, a pipe burst opening a hole and leaving residents without water and access to their block. and then this morning, it happened again. >> just opened yesterday. they just finished repaving and now -- i'm wondering whether the rest of the street will have any major problem in the future. >> i think it's bigger than the other one. it's really something. >> reporter: 8-inch pipe burst followed by a huge sink hole

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson joins us now. bill, one new jersey mom wa wanted to give her daughter medical marijuana at school? >> she did, iain. it's been on-going issue. jenny barber has severe seizures her family and dr. say are best treated with edible medical marijuana oil. they've been fighting in court for months trying to win the right for jenny to be given her afternoon dose at school but this week the courts said no. this was the third time that the barbers lost in court while trying to address what many believe is a conflicting law. medical marijuana is legal in new jersey, but jenny's school is in a drug free school zone which makes any drug use or possession illegal. the barbers maintain that the law needs to treat medical marijuana just like any other medicine. >> any other child, any other medicine all they got to do is bring a prescription in, give it to the school and maybe they got a fill out a form but that's it. the nurse gives the child the prescribed medicine. the parent certainly doesn't have to come to

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson joins us from our news room.local leaders want all individual occupancy bathrooms city-wide to be gender neutral. >> absolutely, lucy. and it's mostly because there have been confrontations when they're forced to use which bathroom they use. choicing the bathroom that they relate to versus how others see them. city philadelphia council began the process of removing that problem. there's a new push to change a lot of mens and women's bathrooms all over the city. headers who want to push philadelphia for as a progressive city today introduced legislation to make all individual occupant bathrooms in the city gender neutral. in a net shell if the legislation passes, any individual occupant bathroom in the city will have to be identified as being available to everyone regard log of their gender. and the bill sponsor councilman mark skill a said it's long overdue. we as residents of the city of philadelphia are welcoming of all people and i think that making this statement today will just let people know that is true a

people who actually said it's they are right to live there and as fox 29's bill anderson shows us theily is keeping what's theirs. ♪ >> reporter: radio executive current knee inter son lived in the wynnefield second of the city for over 30 years. the area has large well kept houses and close knit neighbors. anderson's house was known for hosting high profile gatherings so when he died in december, it's not the type of place you'd expect squatters to take over. but neighbors told me that's exactly what happened. >> i see some people mowing the lawn. who are you guys. >> i know the owner and she would have told any of us if someone was doing something with the property. i asked them questions. they went inside the house. whoa, how did you get the keys? who are you? we're owners. >> reporter: as far as neighbors know anderson's daughter now owns the house. so the neighbors took pictures and video of james and marissa doing yard work and claiming that they now own the property. >> the police were called but they confirmed that when they showed up, they were shown a state issued identifica

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. ♪ >> i'm bill anderson and coming up saturday on fox 29 weekend, parents, what do you do if you've picky eater in your household? we've got the answers. the eagles season is coming up and g. cobb will be here to talk football and send us your weather questions and dave will give you a personalized forecast. make sure you're watching saturday at 8:00. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> hunt for three men involved in the fatal shooting of an illinois police officer takes bizarre turn. police arrested a woman who falsely reported seeing the men christine keifer reported to police yesterday that she saw two suspicious men about 5 miles from where lieutenant charles joseph gliniewitz was fatally shot tuesday in fox lake but keifer eventually admitted to detective she is mater it all up to get attention. she's now facing several charges. officer gliniewitz was shot to death while pursuing three men into a swamp. >>> tragic death of syrian boy is now bringing more attention to the europea

. >>> i'm bill anderson coming up sunday on fox 29 weekend arc local yoga instructor is using her talentsr patients cope with the challenge that is they face and an artist will show us a powerful exhibit that tells the story of what students in the philadelphia schools are dealing with. all that and more fox 29 weekend sunday at 8:00. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes, including season tickets. [both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. ♪ >>> a grieving young mother who lost her newborn son shortly after his birth is now having to cope with precious memories being stolen from her. a thief broke into her massachusetts home and stole pictures that can never be replaced. fox's crystal haines with the woman's emo

. >> bill anderson on board the balance ship new jersey where people are checking in for their stay.back to new york city that is where we find our bruce gordon. bruce, the pope is in the middle of another whirlwind of a day making stops throughout the ci city. >> reporter: absolutely, lucy. hard to keep up with this 78-year-old pontiff. frankly, hard to believe he had 1 foot into retirement when he was elected 266th bishop of rome. this day was filled with powerful words to the world community and powerful emotions at the scene of terrible violence. it was an event filled with emotions. pope francis solemnly taking in the enormity of ground zero where 14 years ago, nearly 3,000 men, women and children were killed in the nation's worst ever terrorist attack

. >>> i'm bill anderson, of course, this is karen hepp. on fox 29 weekend, 8am on sunday rule that says the borgata babes can't gain wit. >> plus also new rules with colleges. how you can get some more money for financial aid. >> and eagles, emmys no reason to be anywhere but fox 29 tomorrow. we'll see you then. ♪ >>> a local mom is getting a lot of attention her son went off to college but he hasn't been calling and that is not sitting very well with her. so the chester county mom made a video of him and guess what? it's gone viral. >> this is what i do. i'm a mommy and mommies help their kids learn like i taught you how to go on the potty and ride a bike. i'm going teach you how to use the phone. don't be afraid. you'll put it up to your hear and hear this ringing noise. it will sound strange to you because you haven't heard it in awhile. hold that up to your ear. and ring ring rink and hear is the magical part, bud. even though i'm two hours away from you the phone is going to ring on my end and it's going to say my baby boy is calling

it's sunday september 20th, i'm bill anderson. this of course is karen hepp. good morning.'m excited. we've got fox 29 all day. there's no reason to turn the dial. >> it's game day. we are excited this is going to be -- >> you change that dime you don't change that remote. >> i'm old. >> we have game day today. show us eagles green all morning long. we'll fly eagles fly, of course, tweet those pictures in and it feels like football weather. let's take a live look outside right now from the top of one of our hotels the wes tin as we take a advantage point -- >> new cameras on the ben franklin parkway. >> so night i didn't know where it was. ben franklin parkway. take it away, dave. >> we're talking about that fall weather. it's starting to feel like out there. the wind picks up. as soon as you see this wind pick up, it's done that in philadelphia, that's the front coming through. pushing out these clouds so we'll get the sunshine it's cloudy now but it will be clearing, taking the fog with it, taking the heat with it and the humidity. temperatures will be dropping today. rig

. ♪ >>> good evening i'm bill anderson. of course, this is karen hepp.ing up tomorrow morning on fox 29 weekend, a local mother's facebook rant goes viral. >> i need to you give the benefit of doubt. maybe you haven't forgotten me. maybe you've forgotten how to use the phone. >> that mom so funny she joins us live tomorrow morning with a surprise. also we'll have the very latest on the pope, new information. they want everybody to come and they are promising in some places it will be easy. plus will it rain this weekend? everything you need to know beginning at 8:00 a.m. >>> the death toll rises to at least 12 in a powerful earthquake that struck off the coast of chile. many flocked to shelters after wednesday night's quake that measured 8.3 on the richter scale. about 1 million people cannot go home. the damage was so severe it's estimated in the billions of dollars. aerial footage shows toppled cars, overturned homes and splintered boats resting in the mud. and now on to the crisis in hungary where a new fence has just been built along the croatian bor

and now fox 29's bill anderson shows us the family is fighting to keep what's theirs. ♪ >> reporter:arney anderson lived in the wynnefield section of the city for over 30. the area has large well kept houses and close knit neighbors. anderson's house was known for hosting high-profile gatherings so when he died in december, it's not the type of place you'd expect squatters to take over. but neighbors told me that's exactly what happened. >> i see some people mowing the lawn. who are you guys? i know the owner and she would have told me, she would have told anyone of us if somebody was doing something witness property. i asked them questions. they went inside the house. whoa, how did you get the keys? who are you? we're the owners. >> reporter: as far as neighbors know anderson's daughter now owns the house. so the neighbors took pictures and video of james and marissa gadson doing yard work and claiming that they now own the property. >> the police were called but they confirmed that when they showed up they were shown a state issued identification that showed anderson's address not

. >> bill anderson at the base of the ben franklin bridge. will we see people crossing that bridge from camden. >> we'll start off with jeff completes at the ben franklin parkway. jeff? >> reporter: good morning, folks. listen, we've been here for little bit of time now. certainly i do think we have enough cruels. we're here with a bunch of folks. really looking forward to bringing you the event here today when the pope finally get here, at about 6:45, 7:30 at what's going to be the cap really of the opens that's gone on, and if you move around the city as i all do, i take septa in, walk jefferson down to the station, you can see how many families have actually been in the city of philadelphia this week, enjoying this conference, all of them wearing this green and the green sort of plackards, as well, that show that they're part of the celebration. so, what's going to happen here at the parkway, by the became, this is gorgeous section of the city. art museum is here, wonderful statues, architecture, but you've never seen the parkway like. >>

. >> we have sue serio, we have lucy and iain, we have bill anderson, mike jerrick. >> and bob kelly. >> right in front. >> we are standing there in the middle of the street. there were no cars. we took a nice one. what are we doing here. >> broadway musical and what is going on. >> i had to see ben franklin bridge without any cars. we got together and we walk along ben franklin bridge, other our crew from fox 29 to celebrate the end of the papal coverage this weekend. >> did you fall and rip your jeans what is going on there. >> it was a journey through ben franklin bridge. >> yes good thing was we were saying you will never see it like this ever again. as they were walking it was completely silent but they were playing mass. a as we were walking around you could hear choir singing. this feels like the the apocalypse but no, pope apocalypse. >> can you imagine hearing choir. >> it was cool everybody took advantage. it turnout into a giant riding their bikes and running down middle of the street. it was kind of fun yesterday. >> very cool. >> yesterday, nearly a million people did pac

>> hey, look who is here, bill anderson's brother, kyle, he works for the drpa.about when the pope is here, people are not going to have to walk across the bridge, they take patco. >> we have plenty of capacity, good convenient, easy, encouraging them to go to our website and check it out. >> sure, about 60,000 patco passes, so again, elderly people, probably take the train instead of walk it, still fun to walk it though, thanks, kyle. we will get this start and check back in just a bit. start this walk, and i am leaving you behind. >> don't leave my hine. all right, but still getting a lot of great nation makes. good name. >> i'm still mercy march, that's from dave. >> leave on social media, travel and leisure magazine, release it list of the 30 least friendly cities in the world. for the country, talking about the teen err world here. couple of the spots on there, right here in our area. >> magazine polled nearly 200,000 travelers, so, this is big sur vai. 15us cities made the list. and philadelphia the city of brotherly love, and sisterly affection, came in at

. >> because bill anderson lost people were live tweetin tweetie festival of families last night. >>e talking about a teeth that franklin some of the people were upset he didn't go up and acknowledge pope francis. i don't know she knew she was supposed to at that point. >> people were tweeting about it, weren't they bill. >> they were. we're all over the place, all over with different reporters covering things, but one of the things that has changed since the last time a pope was in philadelphia, is all of social media allows you to be on the ground seeing everything that everyone is seeing. and we're getting a lot of tweets. we want to hear from you our hash tag is fox 29 pope. as i was saying, you can see here, people who were lining up early in the morning as close as you can get to the pope lined up at, what, 7:00 o'clock getting ready for festivities later on in the day. also, people taking advantage of the fact that the roads are closed. i rode my bike in to work today. there's actually a pope event for the roads are closed people are biking showing their support for the pope b

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