dawn: hi, how are you?: not only are they gonna make the product for the stores, but they're going to distribute it, and dawn and sarah have some great ideas about what to carry. lemonis: dawn, look at this trail mix cookie. dawn: that could be so healthy, and we want healthy alternatives. lemonis: okay. right now, the average spend per customer is about $3, typical price of a cup of tea, but going forward, after adding food, accessories, i'm hoping to take that to $10, more than tripling the revenue, and improving the customer experience. taylor: i wanted to apologize about some lack of respect. in general, this being included, y'all have had a lot of ideas. i mean, y'all have sent in, "hey, we have these cool drinks." that was my responsibility to get that out to everyone, and i kind of went with the, "no, we have to do this, this, and this." i apologize for it. lemonis: i'm cautiously optimistic about taylor's path, but he's definitely taking a step in the right direction by owning his actions and apolog

dawn?> all right, thank you shawnette. >>> happening now, questions over the police response to a dangerous suspect. police shot and killed a man identified as christopher sowell after he allegedly established two children and two adults on wednesday. and following questions from both neighbors and fox 29, police confirmed that officers fired 109 shots that night. police now say sowell was unarmed although they say he repeatedly ignored orders to take his hands out of his pock pockets. evidence circles on the shooting seen number up to 69 with 13 more circles not numbered. some neighbors say even if sowell was a bad guy this type of police gunfire makes them feel very unsafe. >> those shots were primarily contained at the two houses, one of which he was in front of and the house next door. so they largely served as a back drop unfortunately for the people in that home it did kind of put them in jeopardy. they were not harmed as you know but it's of serious concern to us the number of shots

dawn? >> all right. brad, thank you. >>> hillary clinton made a stop in battleground statate of ohio today while her husband former president bill clinton campaigned in the sunshine sta state. hillary clinton held a rally in cleveland. her campaign is facing another e-mail threat julian assange the head of wikileaks warned recent until he has now set his sights on clinton's running mate tim kaine and dnc interim chair donna brazil. meanwhile kaine spent the day campaigning at penn state's main campus. he spoke about the russian hackers and lashed out at what donald trump has had to say about it. >> for some reason, even though donald trump wouldn't defend our democratic institutions, he was being a pretty good defense lawyer for vladimir putin. and russia because -- >> the democratic vice-presidential candidate was referring to the recent debate when trump denied russia is trying to influence the out come of the election. meantime vice-president joe biden also hit the campaign trail for hil

>> yeah, dawn. do this often coming up next i ask for forgiveness and give joel embiid is heartfelt plea to allow me back on the embiid ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. sean brace has some apologizing to do. his commentary in 15 seconds. pas ♪ >>> all right i want take this time to speak about a man known as the process. that's right. mr. joel embiid. you know, travel back in time of after the 76ers missed out andrew wiggins back in 2014 i was happy that i believed joel embiid was the prize of that draft. foot surgery later and i still believed that drafting embiid was the correct move. a second foot surgery later, i have to admit joel, i waiverred. all right. fast forward to this past summer we're starting to see the videos of joel posted up 5-foot five coach and i still wasn't 100% on board. five games into the pre-season and i'm asking you, mr. joel embiid, please, take me back. i believe. that's right. embiid has been monster so far for the sixers. in his fifth preseason game last night that's the

dawn? good thank you scott. the hurricane has weakened tonight the worse could still be on the way for parts of georgia and south carolina for the coastlines there. residents are being warned about potential for storm surge. the storm has already caused massive flooding and downed trees. hundreds of thousands of people remain without power tonight. >>> new developments in this storm we'll continue to break overnight and they'll be changing. you can get the very latest tomorrow morning on good day weekend philadelphia starting at 7:00 o'clock. scott will have the very latest on the storm's track andville constant updates on the impact all morning long. >>> of course your fox 29 weather authority is tracking the storm all night. you can go to fox29.com. click on the weather tab at the top of the home page for the latest live radar images. >>> tempt-year-old man is in the hospital tonight after police say someone shot and stabbed him in university city. sky fox over the scene at 38th and marke

>> yeah, dawn.this often coming up next i ask for forgiveness and give joel embiid is heartfelt plea to allow me back on the embiid train. hear me owl joel. my commentary is next. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. sean brace has some apologizing to do. his commentary in 15 seconds. pas ♪ >>> all right i want take this time to speak about a man known as the process. that's right. mr. joel embiid. you know, travel back in time of after the 76ers missed out andrew wiggins back in 2014 i was happy that i believed joel embiid was the prize of that draft. foot surgery later and i still believed that drafting embiid was the correct move. a second f

heavier rain by dawn. lows in the 40s.rest of the week: heavy rain expected throughout wednesday keep the storm drains cleared. also, a gale warning in place during the day. cooler with highs in the low to middle 50s through thursday. chance at 600 returns friday. a milwaukee landlord is under arrest and being sued by the city of milwaukee for more than a million dollars for a slew of building code violations and unpaid fines. the city attorney says the problems date back nearly 15 years. cbs 58's julie parise joins us live from city hall with the details... that landlords name is mohammed choudry - and 100 homes in milwaukee -- and has been cited for 3000 municipal code violations.he allegedly used fake names to buy those properties and avoid getting caught. now the city is suing him for 1.25 million dollars, including 400 thousand in property taxes and 850 thousand in damages for criminal racketeering. we spoke with a couple of choudry's tenants today.one of them talked to us off camera about the ongoing

dawn mullally works with the american lung association. she says the pollution is caused by some of the same things we see here in the united states, vehicle emmisions, fossil fuels, and different level. take a look at this map. south asia has the largest number of children living in areas where pollution exceeds quality guidelines with 620 million. africa has 520 million and the east asia and pacific region has 450 million. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:52:56-53:07 they rely on less renewables than we and they don't always have the funding and the opportunities to go to those the way we do. still mullally says everyone should be vigilant no matter dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:48:31-43 i just want people america to understand this isn't just a developing nation air. fighting for clean air for children across the world. i'm kumasi aaron. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. in the low 70s to mid 60s between 6pm-9pm tonight. tomorrow, a system will push just north of

dawn?> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> those incidents involving clowns happening in our area well as we said they've been happening throughout the count country. so we wanted to know when did clown goss from being symbol of fun and happiness for children to a site that provokes fear and dread in so many people? our hang flynn did a social experiment to try to fine the answer. what he found is coming up later on fox 29 news at 10 could. >> new night after three days of protests police released new video of the deadly police shooting of unarmed black man. we've chosen not to show you the moment he was shot but here is what happened immediately before. this is surveillance video from california where you can see officer richard gonzales approach 38-year-old alfred olango with a weapon. police say oh luongo did not obey an order to remove his hand from his pock and was shot after a pointed a vape smoking device at an officer in quote shooting stance. well tonight a lawyer for olango's fam

dawn standing by with what's coming up at 11:00. dawn? watch hurricane matthew tonight. the storm keeps changing. some in matthew's path could see the worse of it. we're watching conditions from above and on the ground. plus your wake up weather and your seven day forecast in the first five minutes. remember your mega millions lottery drawing is coming up next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at this price. only fios can. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at

dawn and julia tell me the neighborhood is filled with children. >> there's a bus stop right here, a playground, a daycare, >> there is no law to stop a level 3 sex offender from living under one roof. the city commissioner told me she's trying to help. my team and i as well as city departments are required to follow laws and regulations and do not have the authority to evict anyone or remove individuals from their home. we are currently in contact with boston police, the state, including the sex offender registry board, and the to resolve the matter favorably for the community. but dawn and julia are taking a stand. >> we want the sex offenders moved out of this house inside we might have to picket out here. whatever it takes to make sure we create an environment, that sends a strong message that these are our kids and we're going to protect them no matter what. >> julia and dawn believe that house is actually an illegal rooming house. i checked with city inspectional services and they tried three but haven't been able to. so they've issued the owner of the house a violation order.

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dawn: it almost sideswiped me. and that's where i was concerned that it was possibly an impaired driver. sheldon: when johnson called 911, she learned the suv's tags were linked to a silver alert living facility in hales corners , around 11 a.m. the suv belongs to a park hills west worker. the homeowner's husband believes wruck somehow found the keys, and waited for his chance. john: we believe he snuck out when somebody was coming in. that's the only thing we can think of, because all the alarms were on. sheldon: six and a half hours later, and about 15 miles away here in milwaukee, johnson followed the suv on i-43. until deputies arrived, eventually stopping the car near mckinley avenue. injured. sheldon: and i stopped by his relatives homes, and they were not up for talking then. and i couldn't get a hold of them since he has been found. live in the medical college, sheldon dutes. joyce: luckily, he was still a milwaukee man will be freed from prison tomorrow, after spending more than two decades behind bars for

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. the type of thing we can tell you about all night long, but feeling these changes going to be another story altogether. let's get straight to meteorologist scott williams with more on these big changes coming. scott. >> chris and dawn, get ready to crank the heat for the upcoming weekend we've had a stretch of 80-degree temperatures the entire week. but take look at this cold front off to the west. that will be the game changer for the up coming weekend. gusty winds, rain and also a 20 even 40-degree temperature drop for some across the area. so over the next 24 hours, shower chance also timing that cold front and gusty winds. right now off to the west lancaster, berks county, looking at some light showers if you have some evening plans. it's not going to be wash out. everyone won't see that rain. the best chances really overnight tonight and the first half of the day for your saturday. but you can see toward the pocono mountains and reading and berks county and lancaster county littl

dawn?> all right, very sad, thank you brad. >>> a teen is fighting for his life tonight after hit-and-run in northeast philadelphia. it happened just before 9:30 last night at the intersection of verree road and rhawn street. police say the teen victim jumped on the back of a car although it is unclear why. the car crashed into a tree and pole and that's where police found the victim. he was taken to the hospital with severe head trauma. the driver of the car took off. >>> in southwest philadelphia, the search is on for whoever shot and killed a young man. police say they found the victim on the 1300 block of south 58th street just before 8:00 o'clock tonight. someone had shot him two times. the man believed to have been in his late 20s died right there on the scene. so far no arrests, no suspects or word on a motive. >>> tonight in you decide 2016, more trouble in trump land. two more women have come forward today claiming sexual misconduct by the republican nominee. >>> and one of them an

what he finds that morning at dawn wilma says it ate amount of work. divisions had both spent time during the night building some field fortifications, fearful that the federals were going to attack them. almost literally a jumble in some areas of the battlefields with lines of battle of different brigades and the regiments within them at right angles. as i said early on the evening hood hadth, john bell paid a visit to bragg's headquarters and had received from bragg at least a general idea of what bragg expected on .eptember 20 there is some possibility that hood had sent out some orders to at least the two divisions he had commanded on september 19, his own that day, and on the provisionalnson's division. some of those troops report moving right at daylight on the morning of september 20. and before longstreet himself had done anything to make movement within those formations. this is particularly the case own division. his three brigades, robinson's texas brigade, the georgia brigade, and the alabama regained, which had been under sheffield and wil

reporting live from progressive, dawn kendrick, and channel 3 news. >> thanks very much, dawn. >>> all right, favorite segment of the show during the world series. another fan who will have her eyes glued to her tv tonight is nana, the 104-year-old thinks we will win this despite it being tied up right now at a game apiece. so, hey, nana, why so optimistic? >> it's our turn is right. and don't forget, we want to win because we didn't win a long time either. >> well put. here we go to another side of the story, this one gets tricky. we know there are cubs fans living in cleveland just like there are indians fans living in chicago. but what happens when they live channel 3's manny abraham found out that tricky proposition. >> reporter: we have heard about a house divided during the political season but what about during the world series? one a cleveland fan, and the other, a cubs fan. >> yes, we do have a house divided. i'm a cubs fan, he's an indians fan. when luke was born, i agree that he could be a cleveland sports fan. >> reporter: it seems like a happy compromise, but for kristin,

. >> i'm dawn timmeney. we've been on this story all day long. our jennifer joyce is at philadelphia police headquarters tonight with the very latest. jennifer? >> reporter: homicide detectives are working the case. working to get their hands on surveillance video to hopefully get a better idea of what happened in kensington overnig overnight. >> devastated and i'm fearful what happened. >> reporter: horrifying site for anyone who passed by the 2100 block of east allegheny avenue in kensington this morning. homicide source says the burned body of an unidentified male was found lying in a side driveway wedged between a metal finishing factory and railroad tracks. >> i have three grandchildren living with me and they heard what happened. >> every time every day we get to hear like, you know, like bad news, you know, like, you know, like,. >> reporter: as the crime scene unit document the evidence a police dog roamed the alleyway for clues and found some. according to a source k9 detec detected an accelerant. the type remains under investigation. >>

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dawn?> bruce, thank you. >>> one of bill cosby's cues source is asking federal appeals court to revive her defamation lawsuit against the comedian. former teen actress rah neat at a hill says bill cosby defamed her when he, his wife and former lawyer questioned her abuse allegations back in 2014. lawyer martin singer had call the accusations quote ridiculous and absurd when hill and other women came forward. while federal court in massachusetts is allowing several women to sue bill cosby, a pittsburgh judge has dismissed hill's lawsuit. cosby is awaiting criminal trial in june in montgomery county. ♪ >>> in you decide 2016, the battle for pennsylvania continues in our backyard. vice-president joe biden in bucks county today urging residents to register to vote. the vice-president reminding students at bucks county community college that monday is the deadline to register. he told the crowd hillary clinton is the candidate that knows what it takes to seize the opportunities available to us.

dawn? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> major developments tonight in two stories that bruce just touched upon. philadelphia police have arrested teenager they say a behind a shooting in rittenhouse square. this 17-year-old is facing a long list of charges including a tempt murder. investigatoinvestigators say het 13-year-old man who stepped in to stop a robbery the teen was allegedly committing. that shooting victim is now stable in the hospital. police say he turned himself in to authorities on saturday. >>> we're starting to get a look at the man police say is responsible for ruining the steps of the union league in center city. police released this surveillance video today. they say the guy here pulled a brass railing from one of the staircases early yesterday morning. he was last seen walking west on sansom street. the crime wound up causing part of that railing in historic building to crumble to the found. if you've got any information, police would like to give you -- to have them

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how is it going, dawn? >> reporter: i was about to say the lucky ones got inside behind me but the truth is we saw a sea fans in the plaza and they were soaking up that energy inside the ballpark and then returning their own vibe right back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: sold out progressive couldn't objectly hold the numbers or the energy that was -- couldn't possibly hold the numbers or the energy that was erupting in this record-setting year. >> cleveland against the world. >> reporter: a indians making. game 1, 2016 and the malones wore the memories of the almost. >> i had this from '97. >> this is your '97 hat? >> that's right. >> reporter: i worked jacobs field back then. i just -- i kept some things. i liked it. i knew we would need them again. >> reporter: next year is now. 2016. >> next year is now! >> let's go, tribe! [ cheers ] >> so proud. so proud. >> it has been great. >> reporter: john rivera, born and raids cleveland. >> i can't quit smiling. it just is amazing. i love it. it is a great day to b

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i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell.ews the e-mail surfaced during the fbi's investigation into sexting by former congressman anthony weiner. the fbi director sent out letter to members of congressional letting them to this review. he said, new e-mails uncovered in an unrelated case are promming the bureau to take a look at them and determine if they contained anything classified and to a assess their importance to the bureau's earlier investigation. in july the fbi said its investigation was finished saying while clinton was extremely careless about her actions, they were not criminal. >>> fox 29's dave kinchen is live in bensalem where governor mike pence just addressed today's big news. dave? >> reporter: trump/pence supporters actually got the word of this reopened investigation a bit earlier before mike pence

our dawn timmeney talk to those players and coaches today.awn, this is a lesson i guess in resilience. >> reporter: well, this is just so heartbreaking, lucy. the coaches are devastated. this is a volunteer group. everybody chips in what they can. they do what they can so these kids can play football. so this is a real blow to the community. >> angry. i don't know why anybody would do this. >> reporter: 10-year-old avery kelly can't believe that someone intentionally ruined the football field where his team the camden raiders practice and play. the league has 80 enthusiastic players from ages six to 14 who look forward to coming out here six days a week, and now their field is unplayable. >> the field was -- it was for us. like for the kids. >> i'm thinking that i wish we can fix it. >> reporter: it happened sometime sunday. a truck used to tear up these children's fun. rob kelly is one of nine guys who started this league a year ago at no cost to the players to keep these young guys off the streets. >> they love it. they enjoy coming out her

i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. sources tell fox news the e-mail surfaced during the fbi's investigation into sexting by former congressman anthony weiner. the fbi director sent out letter to members of congressional letting them to this review. he said, new e-mails uncovered in an unrelated case are promming the bureau to take a look at them and determine if they contained anything classified and to a assess their importance to the bureau's earlier investigation. in july the fbi said its investigation was finished saying while clinton was extremely careless about her actions, they were not criminal. >>> fox 29's dave kinchen is live in bensalem where governor mike pence just addressed today's big news. dave? >> reporter: trump/pence supporters actually got the word of this reopened investigation a bit earlier before mike pence even took the stage. but they were still jumping for joy many of them nonetheless. call it a late october surprise. fbi says it's reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's use of a p

una gota de dawn y adiós a la grasa.tamos solos. carolina: nunca estamos solos. javier: visten de pajarito que tienen ahÍ en la cÁmara? carolina: me gustarÍa aclarar que no es de verdad. javier:es muy parecido al que tengo en casa. carolina:el tuyo si es de verdad! javier:serÁ por cierto que despuÉs de la tormenta vuelve la calma? probablemente no. carolina: creativo padre creÓ este traje de tormenta al que llamÓ princesa con luz. todo el mundo la quiere copiar. javier:hay que tener cuidado con lo que uno se pone. carolina:se cuentan por miles los emojis de la noche de halloween! javier:tenemos a nuestro tony que es de los mÁs fanáticos. tony:son las caras disponibles en facebook live. javier:lo haces en vivo? tony:si en vivo y se queda permanente en facebook live. carolina:a javier no le gusta que le pongan filtros. carolina:quÉ bonita! tony:terminan hoy.tengo los emoji tambiÉn. me emviaron las emociones que estÁn cuando pones algo en tu facebook. javier:vamos viendo. tony:solo por el dÍa de hoy. carolina:eso quÉ es? to

fox 29's dawn timmeney is at the wells fargo center on why the sixers refused to let her take the courtdawn. >> reporter: lucy and iain, seven says it had to do with two words on her t-shirt "we matter" and as a result she says the 76ers pull the plug and went to plan b which did not include h her. >> singing the national anthem please welcome from the 76ers dancers jamilla. >> ♪ >> jamila knock it out of the park with her performance, the sixers dancer had no idea until minutes before that she was going to sing at last night's 76ers home opener against the oklahoma thunder. the last minute decision coming after singer song writer seven says the team pull the plug on her because of her t shirt. >> i'm at the 76ers game to go to sing the national anthem and the organization is telling me i can't because i'm wearing a "we matters" jersey. what? >> in this era of black lives matter, there's been a counter narrative of all lives matter. i think she was simply saying we matter meaning all human beings matter. >> chad lassiter says no question seven should have been allowed to wear the shirt.

>> dawn, thank you. >>> well you decide 2016.e are just three hours from that final presidential debate. both clinton and trump arriving in las vegas today for their closing arguments of this election season. >> previous debates are any indication, we're expecting quite a showdown from the nominees. fox news anchor chris wallace will moderate the prime time dee at any time. they expect him to ask about the respective controversies. on team clinton that includes fallout from e-mails posted by wikileaks. and for trump allegations from several women that he groped them. meanwhile both clintons and trump's running mates are predicting victory. >> she'll be what she was in the first two debates, she will be steady and calm whatever donald trump tries to throw at her and there's like a new thing every day. >> you sure saw that on the stage in his last debate a week ago sunday when he beat hillary clinton hands down. i promise you i'll get on airline i'm headed to vegas because you're going to see it happen again tonight. [ applause ] >

fox 29's dawn timmeney is live in center city with more on their efforts to help. dawn? >> reporter: as you can imagine, the red cross has launch add huge multi state response to help those in matthew's path. shelters and vac weighing centers set up all across the south we more ready to open at moment's notice. we were here this afternoon as two local red cross volunteers packed up and headed out from the facility here on vest of chestnut street to try to lend a hand and make a difference. >> you can't prepare yourself. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: robert van ness and his wife denise all smiles as they load up the red cross emergency disaster relief vehicle in philadelphia and get ready to hit the road. these two volunteers know all too well they're headed right into danger. >> it's always interesting. we have to be very cautious. >> the couple from east stroudsburg among a group of local volunteers headed to south carolina to help victims of hurricane matthew. >> as of last night, we had sheltered over a thousand people already. >> reporter: ma