you notice, bill anderson, this is not bill anderson, he's feeling sick. he's under the weather >> get well soon. >> and you have the weather >> and the weather is going up, so we're on up side here, temperatures are climbing. you step outside. >> where did everybody go? it's foggy. >> what is on the lens? it is cloudy and foggy and there's the city off in the distance, slow down on roadways, speed restrictions on the bridges because dense fog advisory in effect. visibility down to quarter mile or less, but it will be clearing, visit the zoo day and how quickly she forgets got the sixers hat on they won last night. they're up to two now. 61 degrees. 11:00. there's the fog, 68. that's a record with a little sunshine, as soon as we get the sunshine temperatures will really climb this afternoon. visibility three-quarter of a mile in philadelphia, wilmington, a mile in millville, if you're traveling check with your airlines, no delays yet, but that can certainly change. once the flight starts to get backed up with reduced visibilitys. all up and down the east

bill anderson, started having discussions about the possibility that rep. jorgensen was going to retire, the first name that came to mind for me was jacob bossman." for his part, bossman says he'd have big shoes to fill, but he's up to the challenge. " i feel like i share a similar temperament to rep. jorgensen," said jacob bossman, running for house district 6. "i think that i have the skills necessary to listen and represent the people of morningside, salix, sergeant bluff and bronson." outgoing representativ e ron jorgensen says bossman would be a great replacement and representativ e of district 6. we may not hit a record, but ben says it is going to be unseasonably warm today. and the mild weather is going to stick around a while. ben's forecast is up next. currently sunny and degrees ben, there isn't much snow left << >> << >> several hundred siouxland several hundred siouxland seniors get a hot lunch every week day thanks to the meals on wheels program. but the non-profit group that makes it happen needs more drivers. ktiv's tommie clark has the stor

more like a chicken. >> the blood coming out of the mouth. >> look at that look who just arrived, bill anderson is also eating his word this morning. >> so bill also said what did you say, bill over the weekend. >> i said you can cut good day philly in the back of my head. >> okay. >> quincy, if you have any hair. >> you would be up here. >> you knew he would. >> he is in construction today, we are doing, do my job, q. >> yes, i'm in direction will he will hill, i'm a contractor for the the day and i have trumain right here. >> how are you doing good this house right here this is your first day. >> this is day one. >> you wanted me to come by. you don't think i'm handy with my hand. >> no, i actually don't, man. >> how many bedrooms, four bedroom, we have three fireplaces, it is nice. >> now how long will it take for to you renovate this place. >> we have a plan on about eight weeks because we have a lot of work to do. >> we do. >> first thing i want to you do is go in the kitchen. >> we are going in the kitchen. >> we have guys working in here. >> basically do what he is doing. >> why are we k

. >> from good day philadelphia and my old buddy bill anderson got a haircut. >> (and i don't know whether to feel left out or not? so check it out, it is the national news right here, at i.com, with good day philadelphia and my old buddy bill anderson from good day philadelphia. they got haircuts. what happened was about ten days ago they said if the ego somehow beat the patriots, no one thought they would do that then i'll have a barber come in and shave an eagles logo onto the back my head. >> you know anderson loves a good time. he he saw what looked like an opportunity to get in on what seem like a safe bet. >> i would say it's not really a bet. i trusted him. >> it's a sunday afternoon and the eagles put a solid 35-25 beating, beating, beating. bust out the clippers. >> it actually is a good eagles logo. fair enough, let's have a look. good day. this is the lovely alex, let's just say this is absolutely no damage from this whatsoever. >> that is true, i was smart enough. my favorite tattoo? >> no, i came out clear. >> bill says it's not the back, may be strange when he goes out on th

bill anderson, (r) pierson, iowa. "when we started having discussions about the possibility that rep. jorgensen was going to retire, the first name that came to mind for me was jacob bossman." senator anderson went on to say that bossman has big shoes to fill. bossman agrees. but, he says, he's up for the challenge. " i feel like i share a similar temperament to rep. jorgensen," said jacob bossman, running for house diststct 6. "i think that i have the skills necessary to l lten and represent the people of morningside, salix, sergeant bluff and bronson." jorgensen was first elected to the house in 2010. he calls bossman a friend and says he would be a "great replacement and representativ e of this area." more mild weather ahead but when will things start changing? chief meteorologis t ron demers has that even mostly cloudy skies for part of the day couldn't stop temperatures from warming to about 20 degrees above average for this time of year. and as more sun returns for wednesday, temperatures may be on the rise a bit

. >>> originally it was going to do bill anderson. >> i thought the they were going to do bill ander somebody. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> let's get the in the tiger woods. i need your opinion on this tiger woods, about his failed marriage, and talking to his kid. >> he is saying thinks parents don't live in the same house because daddy made some mistakes. he says i just want them to understand before they get to the internet age i want it to come from me so when they come of age i will tell them the real story. he says he has a fantastic relationship with his ex-wife and stresses to his kid that they have two parents who love them. the his parents fell apart in 2009 after being exposed on multiple affairs. >> wasn't it the night before thanksgiving. >> i just know it was like 14 affairs, it wasn't one or two. >> yes. >> up to 18. >> yes, they compared to it 18 holes of golf. >> he was so much, you just could not believe how many it was. it was like a rocky beginning with the vow. >> rachel. >> i remember my affair ladies name. >> yes. >> then kid are able to google and figure out all

does you're very welcome man. >> reporter: in cam, bill anderson happy holidays from fox 29 news. >>> ♪ >>> thousands upon thousands gathered at saint peter's square to listen to pope francis. he prayed for an end human suffering this christmas his message include add prayer that a recent u.s. backed peace agreement will bring peace to syria and libya. pope francis also praised nations that have taken in refugees this year. a quiet christmas mass in a holy place sacred to christians around the world. the town of beth had he hem celebrated with somberness on this christmas day. as worshipers made their way to the church of the nativity for morning mass the traditional sight where jesus was born. >>> despite the winter sunshine festivities have been low key dampened by months of israeli palestinian violence. childhood home of former bill clinton burned tonight. investigators suspect arson. they think some kids set the fire early this morning and left behind graffiti. the house is burned on just one side and has smoke and water damage on the inside. it is fully reparable. it's a national

does you're very welcome man. >> reporter: in cam, bill anderson, happy holidays from fox 29 news. >>ove that. >>> all right. so imagine living with six different families throughout your entire life and you're not even a teenager yet. well that's what life was like for two local children until halloween. that's when the fogle family got a little bigger and our lauren johnson shows us christmas, christmas will never be the same. >> reporter: for 11 years zach fogle was an only child. >> i wanted a brother and sist sister. mostly a brother. >> reporter: his mother robin fogle wanted something else. >> we wanted to help kids out. >> reporter: she and her husband had been faster parents for years. >> a foster parent was not good thing for me because it was hard to say goodbye. >> reporter: she thought adoption was a better option. >> when i got that call, i was like yes! so happy. almost like a pregnancy, you know, wahoo! >> katie and ben a brother and sister set -- i didn't know i had a sister until i had a visit with my mom. >> reporter: had been in the foster care system for years. mo

in the newsroom, i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> all right. didn't have my shorts on tod today. but i didn't really need a jacket out there, scott. which is incredible on christmas eve. >> yeah. i mean we're talking records across the board. definitely your kind of weather, iain. take look at this. trenton 72 degrees this afternoon. 71 philadelphia. wilmington 71. allentown 71. as well as reading. so certainly take look at 70s club here. new records set the warmest christmas eve on record for most across the delaware valley. still pretty mild right now at 6:17. it's 67 degrees. winds out of the south southwest at 7 miles per hour. hey, by the way the normal high this time of year it's 42 degrees. look at numbers right now. we're 60 in reading. 65 trenton. 66 right now in wilmington as well as dover. down to millville and atlantic city. not a whole lot of arctic air anywhere to be found as we expand the view, you can see around pittsburgh, 57. we have 65 degrees right now in boston. upper 60s in new york city. so if you're stepping outdoors, ma

here in the newsroom i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >> all right, bill.f you wanted to see bruce springsteen in concert during his tour next year it looks like it won't happen. at least not locally. tickets for his newark show sold out within a matter of minutes on ticket master.com. and here in philadelphia tickets for the february 12th date at wells fargo center aren't showing up on ticket master.com at all. but they are showing up on what are called secondary web sites like stub hub but sometimes very higher prices and there are limited tickets for his pittsburgh appearance as well and washington, d.c. and his new york performance. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. i have to say i stopped by the christmas tree place in chestnut hill earlier today. and the guys were in t-shirts. it just didn't seem to jive, right? >> california these days. >> that's where we're living. >> it feels more locate spring but i mean folks are still in the holiday spirit. take a look behind me. you saw where bob kelly was in marlton, new jersey. look at the lights, th

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i'm karen hepp. >> i'm bill anderson.n it comes to the holidays, so many of us think about food. today we've got some menu ideas guaranteed to bring a smile to the faces of your family and friends. do you cook or do you just ord order? >> i cook. like so many you out there. we have great idea. what we're going to do we're going to make an entire meal in this special start with appetizers make the sads sides the entree through to desert. first up, let's get mac and cheese with an interesting twist. ♪ >> today we're making bacon mac and cheese with crispy pretzel topping. start off by adding oil to our hot pan. we got some small bacon here add to hot oil in the pot. add the bacon to the hot oil. start to represent out some of that fat. break it down and brown up a little bit the start to add onions and thyme. we'll add our small diced spanish onions. and we're going to also add picked fresh thyme leaves. mix those onions and thyme in that rendered bacon fat with crispy bacon in there. now we'll add 2 tablespoons of butter.

bill anderson, (r) pierson, iowa. "when we started having discussions about the possibility that rep. jorgensen was jacob bossman." senator anderson went on to say that bossman has big shoes to fill. bossman agrees. but, he says, he's up for the challenge. " i feel like i share a similar temperament to rep. jorgensen," said jacob bossman, running for house district 6. "i think that i have the skills necessary to listen and represent the people of morningside, salix, sergeant bluff and bronson." jorgensen was first elected to the house in 2010. he calls bossman a friend and says he would be a"great replacement and representativ e of this area." today, the president and several other political groups will give remarks commemorating a very important event in american history. the abolishment of slavery. it's the 150th anniversary of the 13th amendment to the constitution that outlawed slavery in america. in the past mister obama has said that the issue of slavery is a regrettable part of american history. members of the b

bill anderson, (r) pierson, iowa. "when we started having discussions about the possibility that rep. jorgensen was going to retire, the first name that came to mind for me was jacob bossman." jorgensen was first elected to the house in 2010. he says bossman would be a "great replacement and representative of this area." oddly, but comfortably mild for december. here's ben with weather. << << after a mild monday,we'll see very similar temperatures today with a bit more cloud cover overhead which could squeeze out a few sprinkles if not an isolated shower. highs in the you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center of our economy again. we've got to get back to making it possible... ...for anybody in america to go as far as their hard work will take them. that will be my mission as president. i'm

here in the newsroom, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. ♪ >> back to your fox 29 weather authority.y does not feel like december outside, scott. >> yeah, i mean it will be a chamber of commerce weekend a lot of folks are out and about in town. take look at how records could fall, dawn, as we move toward saturday as well as sunday. the record high for both days 65 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow, 67. the forecast for sunday, 69. so close to 70 degrees. the satellite/radar right now showing some cloud cover moving in overhead. we're dry but we will have to contend with some patchy maybe even dense fog developing in some locations overnight. but scanning the view take look at much of the lower 48. it's quiet but it is cloudy so we will see kind of a hazy sunshine throughout saturday and sunday but once again the setup we have an area of high pressure just around we are mud today. more typical of that summer like pattern when we talk about that bermuda high. winds will be out of the south and southwest out ahead of our next weather maker that really won't arrive until monday. blame t

fox 29's bill anderson look at just some of our region's touching memorials. ♪ >> reporter: today markshe 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. ♪ >> reporter: even after 74 years our area continues to come together and recognize the significant of day by honoring those who served and those who lost their lives on decembe december 7th, 1941. locally for many the day started in camden at the battleship new jersey. >> may their loss never be in vain. we'll never forget those who have pearl harbor that fateful day. >> reporter: each year they lay a wreath in the delaware river to make sure people understand we'll never forget. >> a date that will live in infamy. >> reporter: in valley forge the pearl harbor remembrance association's annual service featured some of the few remaining survivors of the pearl harbor attacks and their families. 21 gun salute... ♪ >> reporter: playing of taps and powerful speeches touched those in attendance. >> god bless our american men and women who serve and have served. we thank you and god bless you. >> reporter: these events and others throughout

handful of people were on hand today at morningside college when state senators rick bertrand and bill anderson both announced support for bossman. bertrand says it's not too early to go to work for bossman. "it put alot of us at ease within the party. he's hard working, he understands what needs to be done for sioux city. so again we got our candidate, i love it let's get to work we can focus on knocking on doors, raising some money and again talking to people from morningside and from sioux city and from the surrounding areaon what needs to be done for northwest iowa." tim: bossman, who is from sioux city, has worked as northwest iowa regional director for u.s. sen. chuck grassley since 2003. jenna: presidential candidate donald trump has politicians on both sides of the aisle condemning his most recent quote. yesterday trump announced his campaign's newest plan to combat terrorism in light of the terror attack in san bernardino last week. he says he wants to ban all muslims from entering the u-s. despite a swift white house and most of his g-o-p rivals, trump seems to be standing his ground.

>> bad. >> our bill anderson points out in publish report penndot explained there's no way to scan theds in our jammed areas but they did promise to keep drivers aware of any jams so you can plan accordingly. >>> guns out, this guy kicks in a family's door marches inside and he's not the only one brea breaking in. the one stroke of luck the homeowner says kept someone from getting killed. plus a local executive arrested accused of stealing things from his own company and then selling them online. why authorities say that are investigate didn't even get started until he got fired. >>> all that's left of their home is a burned shell. the popular holiday toy that could be on your children's wish list they say set their home on fire. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. it's been a yukky day, but a bright spot for the gang that uses 422. earlier this afternoon penndot opened up brand new ramps to and from 422 and 363 and trooper road much that's good news for everybody that goes in and out of king of prussia. good news for folks heading out to the

fox 29's bill anderson paid a visit to kutztown university campus today. ♪ >> reporter: for years, peoplebattled over whether symbols like confederate flags and swastikas are hateful or just expression of freedom of speech. but when cuts tune university banned them earlier this week, they thought they had addressed that problem at least here on their campus. >> with regard to the space where our students live, there is a sense that certain symbols would create a very uncomfortable situation for some of our students. >> reporter: but after just about 24 hours and some public backlash, the university backed away from the policy to have it reviewed for constitutional will the. >> i've been advised that to actually ban specific symbols of any kind would result in major -- first amendment challenges and very possibly if we went to court we would lose. >> reporter: even with the ban currently under review, the president of black student union told me that this policy is long overdue to address some of the negative concerns here on kutztown's campus. >> there have been students who made it a poi

fox 29's bill anderson shows us. ♪ >> reporter: she's back!er several months of swimming up and down the coast, mary lee the great white shark with internet following of nearly 100,000 people was recently tracked about 30 miles off the shore here in atlantic city. researchers just released new video of mary lee. after seeing her, i came down the shore to see how people feel about mary lee being back in our area. >> oh, my gosh. she is huge. >> it's not summer. i don't think they're as concerned that they're going to get eaten. >> people definitely still care. it's awesome. >> i wouldn't be concerned right now. in the summer i would would be. because not too many people go down by the water. >> reporter: mary lee is over 16 feet long and weighs about 3500 pounds. over the summer there was little bit of a shark hysteria that had people tracking her every move. but now that nobody is in the water any way, now what do they think? >> don't mess with them. and they won't mess with you. the ocean is their home. >> reporter: you're still a mary lee fa

here in the newsroom i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> all right.howard with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> i was waiting for you to -- i see you going your checkbook, iain. i was just wondering. >> one of the eagles players appears to be questioning the coach. interesting comments by malcolm jenkins and kobe bryant tells us why he's had enough of playing in the nba and chip kelly addresses another rumor more of bad stories on his interest in going back to >>> eagles get ready for new england patriots this sunday i haven't even check the line but i'll try to check it. chip kelly addressed another rumor more of going back into the college ranks. now one report had chip meeting with the university of southern california friday in philadelphia. >> i've never been looking at college scouts. i can't control what's looking. i was never looking at the florida job last year. i said the same thing when they hired jim. he's dawn great job. i never talk to anybody from florida. i can't control what's written but there's -- i guess there's no rules. p

handful of people we on hand todayt morningside college when state senators rick bertrand and bill anderson both announced support for bossman. "i've known jacob for many years, we've had a long time friendship. he was a key part of my election in my campaignand so knowing his work ethic, knowing that he has the right values, and that he will do the work necessary to win this seat were important components for me." bossman, who is from sioux city, regional director for u.s. sen. chuck grassley since 2003. tim on cam did you get rose bowl tickets today ? if you did you are among the lucky ones,. by 2pm today (tuesday) there were already 39- thousand 500 fan ticket requests made to the univ ticket office.... that's for the 22- thousand tickets alloted to the hawkeyes. meanwhile tickets on stub hub are already up to 600 dollars. perhaps due i part to a large pre- sale of tickets by the rose bowl even before the e teams were announced. but there is still hope additional tickets will surface..... if iowa's opponent helps out. "in seeing if we can use some of thier tickets because traditionally s

our bill anderson has look at just some of those touching memorials. bill? >> lucy it's a sad part of history that the further we get away from teens the less likely people are to acknowledge them. today is the 74th anniversary of the bombing of pearl harbor. and people throughout our area are making sure this day won't leave our memory any time soon. ♪ >> reporter:. today marks the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. ♪ >> reporter: even after 74 years our area continues to come together and recognize the significance of the day by honoring both those who served and those who lost their lives on december 7th, 1941. locally for many the day started in camden at the battleship new jersey. >> may the loss never be in vain. we will never forget those who have at pearl harbor that sacred day. >> each year they lay a wreath in the river to make sure people understand we'll never forget. >> a date that will live in infamy. >> in valley forge the pearl harbor remembrance association's annual service featured some of the few remaining survivors of the pea

fox 29's bill anderson joining us from the newsroom. ll the group is going after the man in charge of it all, correct. >> they are. they're going absolutely to the top to the police chief. now, police say it was a justified shooting. activists believe it was murder and it's another situation where available video still can't get people to agree. friends and familiar of a man killed in a standoff with police say they've got no justice so the police chief has to go. ♪ >> reporter:. in september, wilmington police responded to a 911 call of a gun wielding man in a wheelchair with a possibly self inflicted wound. cell phone video of the incident went viral. >> drop the begun! >> reporter: after 28-year-old jeremy mcdole was shot and killed by police. now police report recovering a gun but the video doesn't appear to show one and friends and family members of jeremy mcdole say he didn't have one. today supporters called for wilmington police chief bobby cummings to resign. >> there was no way that you can give a decision and allow these offic

bill anderson was going to get santa's house this morning?: i'm trying to do a little bit of everything. so i put an offer in on santa's house. i'm waiting to see if they will accept my bid. right now we're just wandering around, talking to people who have made it a tradition to come and shop the day after christmas. lisa is here. you hit the stores early this morning. did you find any great deals jet? >> yes, we did. a lot of the stores had 50% off. we made our exchanges. we didn't have any lines. it's been great. >> reporter: why first thing in the morning? the mall is open all day. why did you get up and get start snd. >> to avoid the crowds. >> reporter: this isn't your last stop. after you leave here you're going to another mall to keep shopping. >> yes. >> reporter: tradition? >> it is a tradition. we've done it every year. >> you said we. who's this we is this. >> my daughter and me. >> reporter: we say that because where's daughter? she's hiding from the camera. so it was okay for her to come out and go shopping but she's hiding. >> w

let look at our national headlines, with bill anderson. >> chicago's police department is facing new cruit scrutiny after two people were shot and killed by officers. one was an accident, friend and family of betty jones and quintonio mcgreer are still trying to understand how they both could be dead. police admitted officers admitted they shot and killed five five-year old jones, early a saturday morning when they responded to a domestic disturbance call. officers say that 19 year-old mcgreer, who lived upstairs was acting combative and had an aluminum bat. they shot and killed the honor student who was home visiting his family over the holidays. >> you called for help, the the police are supposed to serve and protect us and yet they take the life. what is wrong with that picture? it is a badge to kill. i mean where do we get our help. >> authorities have yet to say how many officers were involved, but say one is now on administrative leave. mayor rahm emmanuel is calling on chicago police department and main police oversight agency to review crisis intervention training in the wake

if you have children, your child is going to live around this person. >> reporter: bill anderson, foxy interesting report here. not something you really think too too much about. we can all learn a lesson from an 11-year-old boy in virginia. >> he was out shopping with his mom when he found a wad of cash in a wal*mart parking lot. william garrison spotted three hun doctor dollars on the ground in manassas and even though his family is really struggling this holiday season, william immediately turned that money over to the store manager. william said turning it in made him feel good because some people would have pocked the money. >> the lesson is do the right thing. >> even fit hurts? >> even fit hurts. and it hurts. >> no one claimed that cash so wal*mart donated it to the miracle network. and william well he got a $40 wal*mart gift car. >>> we are celebrating a very kelly christmas our bob kelly checking out amazing light displays at homes throughout the area and this one is a doozy. >> he's live in marlton, new jersey. bob, this is quite a show you're putting on for us here. >> unb

fox 29's bill anderson joins us now. ll it look like mary lee is back in our area. >> yes, she is and people are talking about it. now, rarely have we seen the concern about sharks in our area that we saw this past summer and one particular great white shark as you said mary lee she even generate add major social media following. mary lee apparently likes our area because this past weekend trackers say she was back at the jersey shore. ♪ >> reporter:. >>> she's back! after several months of swimming up and down the coast, mary lee the great white shark with internet follow of nearly 100,000 people was recently tracked about 30 miles off the shore here in atlantic city. researchers just released new video of mary lee. after seeing her, i came down the shore to see how people feel about mary lee being back in our area. >> oh, my gosh. she is huge. >> it's not summer. i don't think they're as concern that they're going to get eaten by her but people devil still care it's a awesome. >> i wouldn't be concerned right now. in th

handful of people were on hand today at morningside college whwh state senators rick bertrtrd and bill anderson both announced "i've known jacob for many years, we've had a long time friendship. he was a key part of my election in my campaignand so knowing his work ethic, knowing that he has the right values, and that he will do the work necessy to win this seat were important components for me." bossman, who is from sioux city, has worked as northwest iowa regional director for u.s. sen. chuck grassley since 2003. tim: donald trump's proposal to stop alalmuslims from enteringnghe u-s is gettttg swift condemnation from his fellow publicans. several republican presidential candidates have criticized trump, with former florida governor jeb bush calling him "unhinged". and on capitol hill this morning, house speaker paul ryan took aim at trump. " normally, i do not comment on what's going on in the presidential election. i will take an exception today. this is not conservatism. what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for and, more importantly, is not what this country stands for.

fox 29's bill anderson paid a visit to the kutztown university campus today. ll, you're in the newsroom now, of course. what did you find? >> reporter: it's an interesting topic. because the college experience is about taking on new and difficult challenges and learning from diverse groups of people. but what do you do when someone else's beliefs are perceived to be hateful or differ divisive? kutztown university is the latest to try and answer that question. ♪ >> reporter: for years people have battled over whether symbols like confederate flags and swastikas are hateful or just expression of freedom of speech. but when kutztown university banned them earlier this week, they thought they had addressed that problem at least here on their campus. >> with regard to the space where our students live, there was a sense that, um, certain symbols would create a very uncomfortable situation for some of our students. >> reporter: but aft just about 24 hours and some public backlash, the university backed away from the policy to have it reviewed for constitutional will

. >> bill anderson shows us what it will take for this team to make history. ♪ >> reporter: philadelphialic football team is looking to make history tonight. the charter panthers will play ear cathedral prep and if they win, they'll be the first philadelphia public school ever to win a state football title. >> it's really big deal. i mean, you know when you look at it over the time frame that philadelphia has had sports and football, a lot of times we don't get recognized. >> reporter: panthers are 14 14-zero and beaten opponent by total of nearly six hub dread points before the players it's about more than just if the ba ball. >> public league school going championship it means a lot. we play for our community, the name which is our brand imhotep charter. rec noising that. >> at the school today there was a pep rally going on before the team left. parents and fans were showing up in their team gear and the players and fans made it clear that victory would be about history but also about brotherhood and community. >> it's like a wonderful time with my brothers, my coaches. me and everybo

fox 29's bill anderson joins us from the newsroom. ll, church leaders are calling this generosity a blessing. >> reporter: iain they're calling eight blessing arc miracle and several other things. the church is called city of hope and now thanks to the unexpected kindsness of a local businessman, their future matches their name. it's now also filled with hope. ♪ >> reporter: during the holiday season, churches are often the ones giving gifts, hope and support to those in need. but this year, a church in atlantic city was in need of a special gift themselves. >> people were afraid to come because some of our services are at night, and it's just that the last few years it started becoming like a real dangerous area. >> reporter: after looking for a safer and affordable area to build a new church, pastor apple way responded to an ad for available space and found what some people are calling a christmas miracle. >> i saw an ad with the man sa said, selling the city block of land name your price. i called him and i told him we were a church

. >> it is bill anderson's house. >> wow. >> very nice he keeps things neat and t id y. >> they is, chilling new restaurant, mediterranean restaurant i would call it, tredici. >> yes. >> thirteen in italian, 13th and sansom do you get it. israel, the the mixology expert, our third drink of the day, what is this. >> again, you know, i am mixing champagne. >> what do you call it. >> it is tricky punch. >> we call it, we will start with the ice first. >> hey, by the way did you notice my sweater. >> beautiful. >> did you see it. >> it has bells. >> cow bells. >> i love it it is moving. >> yes. >> all right. so, the ingredients, we have fresh ingredients in here. we start with a nectar, fresh grape juice, lemon, orange zest, we have some gin. >> i thought you were going through all these citrus things. >> gin. >> yes, gin is fresh. >> yes. we have been here three hours. >> yes, another drink. >> and then again, orange zest, and white wine. >> white wine, gin. >> yes. >> how are you going to get pine apple in there. >> so we will do the the pine apple will first. >> okay. >> pine apple garnish. >

we have bill anderson with the answers and to explain this one. set us straight, bill. >> who is this dude. >> there is a lot going on with this. interesting move by san diego chargers. they find one of their best players $10,000 for safety eric wett el for staying out on the field. he was also the team captain. he has played for chargers for nine years. he decided to stay on the field of the half time of the chargers home finally because his daughter was dancing in it. as a result he missed the half time team meeting. the team says fine was for conduct detrimental to the team. in a tweet, to fans, he says he has no regrets tweeting there is nothing more important then supporting his daughter. in a statement by the chargers, explaining the fine, they said, that we have a club policy here and there are certain things we have to do at half time to make adjustments and things like that. that is why we did it. a couple of quick things to note. one, chargers have long since been eliminated from the playoffs. you could argue that the game meant very litt

bill anderson. >> he just couldn't not live with it. >> what are the deal breakers. >> there is a fewf them. interesting you try to find something before the holidays. you better get working very quickly. >> very quickly. >> there is a couple of them, and they surveyed both men and women. mike, you had number three. it is like being too needy. >> needy. >> women all over you or men all over you, i can't with that. if i wanted somebody to sit in my lap i would get a puppy or something like that. i can't with the needy. you have to have your own life, you have to be doing things. i can't with that one. i agree with that. >> if you are needy 69 percent of women they will walk away. 57 percent of men will walk away. >> that is high, i thought that would be reversed i'm surprise that had many men tolerate. that you need to man up and find a motivate wood man. >> it depend, well, never mind. >> depend on what they need. >> moving on. >> anyway lets go to number two, bill. >> yes, number two is laziness. >> yes. >> 72 percent of women. 60 percent of men can't stand a lazy partner. i was surp

. >> now, bill anderson. >> bill anderson has good day logo shaved into his head.ll that be in the magazine. >> i want to see what the head line says, philadelphia a newscasters lose bet. >> that is exactly what it says. >> so tomorrow, there it is, yes. >> tomorrow. >> yes, philly newscaster lose bed, shave their head after eagles win. sam bradford looking on there. >> made national news. >> so tomorrow at 8:30 you'd like to join me on this walk we can make a parade out of it. we will leave from fourth and market. we will go down market street to the city hall. should i go around city hall. >> yes, vehicle can follow me, around city hall and broad street southbound, down to paterson, take a quick right, boom, novacare center right there. >> live on the show tomorrow you are to go this. >> milky way, have we contacted, coach chip kelly? >> i'm sure he will be waiting with open arms. >> at 9:45 i should ab arriving at his office, it would be nice if he came out and hugged me. >> do you think he gives hugs. >> probably not. >> hi chris. >> hey, how are you. >> what i

a handful of people were on hand at morningside college when state senators rick bertrand and bill anderson both announced support for bossman. "i've known jacob for many years, we've had a long time friendship. he was a key part of my election in my campaignand so knowing his work ethic, knowing that he has the right values, and that he will do the work necessary to win this seat were important components for me." jessica rae: bossman, who is from sioux city, has worked as northwest iowa regional director for u.s. sen. chuck grassley since 2003. jessica rae: county clerks offices are already getting ready for nebraska's 20-16 primary election. here's susan risinger with the details. scheduled for may 10th - five months from tomorrow, and area county clerks' offices are getting geared up to handle the work connected with any election. madison county clerk nancy scheer says candidate filing actually began on december 1st. the norfolk city council approved a contract monday night with the omaha-council bluffs metropolitan area planning agency to hire an aerial oblique photographer. norfolk pu

well, bill anderson and i said if the eagles beat patriots we would shave their logo or something in the back of our heads. >> yes. >> i still have to say, okay. >> mine is almost done. we will show it to you but a little bit later but darren sproles said he wanted to put a few finishing touches on mine. >> yes. >> maybe some good luck. >> i think he wanted to slap me across the back in the head for not believing in him. >> excuse me, bob kelly. >> bob kelly is in here for 9:00 o'clock hour. >> i'm only one on good day, how did this happen. >> it is a testosterone monday here on "good day philadelphia". >> yes. >> there is no woman except you in the entire building. >> yes. >> lauren was off today too. >> yes, jen is off. >> i will hold it down. >> megan is in the control room but i don't think she counts it is monday, december 7th, 2015. bad news, ladies. it turns out hot men are slowly dying out. how future generation is, affected by attractive parents >> yes. >> ♪ >> now grammy nominations are about to be announced, how did this favorite stars, fair, now this is a requirement by t

>> did you notice bill anderson is wearing a woman's sweater?sweater. >> does it come in your size? >> it is extra medium. >> he is single and ready to mingle. >> and jen, we have a good luck charm, because lawyer send wearing a star wars ugly christmas sweater. >> well played, well played, lauren dawn. here is the first question. >> okay? >> what is yoked a's first name? >> i didn't know he had a first name. >> you all fail. >> fail. >> good answer, good answer? >> hakeem? >> it is not hakeem. >> yoked a. >> it is mitch. >> yoga? >> mitch? >> some people think that it is a different guy that looks like yoked a, but indeed it is yoked a minch. >> minch on a bench. >> there you go. >> what's the real animal that chewbaca look? >> a yack. >> a dove? >> lauren? >> lawyer send right. >> not just any old, it is george lucas' dog. george lucas' dog. keeping score at home, it is the genius' up there versus not so smarties. >> george lucas' dog? >> here is a question. who was paid more for the original star wars? obi1 canobi -- >> i know this one, obi1.

. >> reporter: bill anderson jumped into action you could see her grab the hose from the nearby sink and put out the flames. the damage still visible rolling today. >> if she had that thing in her mouth i'm not lying two minutes she decided not to charge that and decided to continue smoking it it would face-off. >> it what happened with somebody being here that fire would have just kept going. >> according to the latest report from the united states fire administration 2.5 million americans use e-cigarettes and 80% of reported explosions happen while the device is charging. 25 incidents were reported in the media and surprisingly only nine resulted in injuries. no deaths reported in that period. >> you see projectiles room. >> reporter: the staff at regina's tell me they were lucky this time and are warning others it. >> could have been worse. again no one was hurt in this incident and they are rethinking their policy to allow employees to have e-cigarettes in the business. reporting in quincy tonight, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> boston college police warning students about a

eagles won, and he and bill anderson are sporting a new dew. ll got good day logo buzzed in the back have of his head and mike had that eagles, face >> there is bill, into the back of his head. or part of the deal was mike said he would march from fourth and market, down broad street, to the novacare center. >> to chip kelly's office. >> so he will be leaving the station now, wednesday, tomorrow morning at about 8:30 in the morning. it will take him an hour to walk up there. this will be fun. so if you want to join us, come town to fourth and market at 8:30 and make the trek with mike. >> have we calculated the miles yet. >> a couple miles. >> 4 miles. >> wow. >> he is not going to get on what is it the orange line either that goes up broad street. we are not going to let him get on the subway. he has to walk. >>> local car dealership facebook post is going viral, how for every share it gets on facebook two people in need could be getting some help. dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches, freshly made all day, so you can

out of those five boxes, bill anderson what would you say would be the number one story of the year. >> i had to guess, i'm going pope fran cyst. i like andy reid doing that dab. >> yes. >> yes. >> first top story of the year, obviously who could forget pope's visit to philadelphia over the course of two days in september. the whirlwind event brought hundreds of thousands of people to the ben franklin parkway. we were all there for a memorable papal mass and thrilling parade. during his time here pope francis met privately with abuse victims, spoke on immigration at independent hall and greeted inmates at a maximum security prison. pope francis left the crowd with the simple request i ask you to pray for me and don't forget. >> too bad the pope is not the here right new to heel you of your voice. >> yes. >> like one candles at catholic church. >> yes. >> yes. >> i love that. >> saint blaze. >> and more serious news eight people died and more than 200 others were injured when amtrak train 188 derailed in port richmond, back on may 12th. >> horrible. >> investigators say the train was

a handful of people were on hand at morningside college when state senators rick bertrand and bill anderson both announced support for bossman. "i've known jacob for many years, we've had a long time friendship. he was a key part of my election in my campaignand so knowing his work ethic, knowing that values, and that he will do the work necessary to win this seat were important components for me." jessica rae: bossman, who is from sioux city, has worked as northwest iowa regional director for u.s. sen. chuck grassley since 2003. jessica rae: less than a week after a former sioux city school employee was sentenced for sexual misconduct with a student... the mother of that student is filing suit against the sioux city school district and employee erick deleon. the lawsuit claims that the school district failed to provide enough supervision to prevent her daughter from being exploited by deleon. the parent also claim that there were no policies in place to o protect the girl from the emotional damage her daughter suststned. jessica rae: a home invasion early monday morning in sioux city... ha