on saturday, may 25, 1985, joanne snyder left for work around 5:30 a.m. she baked pies for a local diner. when she returned home around noon, her 43-year-old husband melvin was gone. and so was his truck. >> she looked around for him, and observed some things that she felt were out of the ordinary. first of all, he left his tools out. melvin snyder was very meticulous about his things. he was very careful about his things. he wouldn't have just left his tools laying about. >> joanne called some of her family to come over and help look for melvin. >> while searching the property a family member found a .25-caliber shell casing on the barn floor. but there was no blood evidence anywhere nearby. >> a bullet like that will usually not travel through a human body. if it does not travel through, you usually do not get blood running anywhere. it's not like the typical tv shows where you see blood flying everywhere. >> there were no eyewitnesses. unless maybe there were some barnyard animals, and, of course, they weren't talking. >> joanne waited for two days bef

joanne, why are girls so cocky now? might be, but we're saying away we want to say, girl power and all that fun stuff. however, i say to this young girl, the best thing to do is break it off in person. i don't know why that is the correct thing to do. it's awful for everyone involved. i do think that the texting is the easier kinder way truthfully. but apparently everybody deserves face to face interaction. >> no, it's terrible, when i was being broken up with, it was done by phone and i appreciated it. people would say it's not good form by phone. and now they give you grief if you break up by text. >> aren't all 11-year-olds using snapchat? i mean, who is really texting now? >> with the bubbles, it looks like a conversation with your mom. >> girls really are mean, and her gramer is terrible. >> both of them. that is the style, they don't have to speak correct english, it's not hip? >> and joey, didn't even use his full name. so i wondered if it was joe macky. >> i think it's cool to have a good move. i'll hand a girl

she was now certain it was joanne masse. the assistant d.a.ouse, but his reaction was not what lee expected. >> they hustled around the courthouse saying, we can't have this. that was the end of it. >> just as gary masse had requested, the prosecutor turned a blind eye to joanne's alleged crimes. he also moved gary to a new prison under an assumed name. and a reduced sentence? that would be decided at a later date. >> and then gary became the chief witness for the prosecution. >> gary masse says, gloria killian is the one who gave me the information. gloria killian told him about the davies and went with him to the house a week or so before. >> gary now painted gloria as the crime's mastermind. unfazed by the murder, gloria had called gary afterwards to demand her take. one year after she was released, sheriffs arrived at gloria's work again. >> now because of what gary is saying, they can arrest gloria again. >> when they start unsnapping their holsters, this is not the time to discuss it. >> again, gloria was locked away without bail. the de

joanne, get me out of this, will you this -- will you? and family for encouraging this behavior. just because you enjoy the folk music and the means to record an album does not mean you should. i love the food network. i should never cook for anyone. just because i enjoy it doesn't mean i should do it. that wasn't even singing. you can still hear your accent, you are talking. that's not siping. >> -- that's not singing. >> maybe he wanted us to hear the lyrics. to the new york islands. sometimes you don't listen. >> his diction is impeccable. >> i thought you were going to say something else there. you probably didn't sing -- i sang them in grammar school [bleep] >> he is doing it to me now. >> you missed that in grammar school? >> i was in choir in middle school and we were a little patriotic back then. >> do you think he sounded like that in grade school? >> happy birthday to you. >> he sounds like he is 80 on this recording. it was from 20 or 30 years ago. i think he permanently sounded like that. >> he is not that old, is he? he just

fox 29's joanne pileggi live at police headquarters tonight. joanne?> reporter: lucy, they found him. philadelphia police confirming to night that 42-year-old steven burton is now in custody. he was their prime suspect in the stabbing and assault of his wife and baby daughter. police confirming that he was picked up in maryland earlier this evening. >> 42 year old steven burton pictured here in this police alert photo is now considered a suspect after his wife and baby daughter were found stabbed in their west oak lane apartment. police say the couple had argued neighbors say it turned violent. >> the way she was screaming, it wasn't a normal scream. it wasn't a normal argument. like we hear this all the time. when i paused the tv and the way she was screaming i couldn't lay there and let that just go down. >> reporter: this woman said she tried to help. she ran to her neighbor's door and saw a man attacking her neighbor. the suspect then fled and dawn went inside finding a bloody scene. the victim 37-year-old denise burton had been stabbed numerous ti

i said why do i want to do that to joanne? >> that's nice of you, andy. >> lastly, tom, i believe you said you were not familiar with ariana grande's work. >> i got my hands on video that it looks like it was from your office maybe earlier today. can we play that? >> tom, what do you have to say for yourself now? tom it is time to take a break. tom will hopefully be back with tony award-winning actress. >>> she is an actress, producer and arsonist. i didn't know that. joining me is katie huffman. she is -- get me off that panel said katie huffman. what a diva. i want to ask you in "the producer" matthew broderick and nathan lane, who was the biggest diva? >> between the two of them 1234* you assume -- you assume one of them? >> not that there maybe wasn't another person -- >> look at that. there is the photo. who is that? that's matthew broderick? he looks tall and lanky. those two guys were the big stars, the big names, but look at that poster and you tell me who is the one selling tickets? can you imagine a poster of two guy

joanne: like insurance 101. joel: the public at a gut level they just don't get why some people would get help and some others wouldn't. don't talk to me about anything else. we just don't get that. joanne: tom, the sort of stuckness of public opinion, you can have like -- tom: keep in mind, i'm still counting on the 25% i think the law's been repealed. joanne: have you asked that recently? tom: whether that's moved? it hasn't moved a lot. at this point, i swear to you, we could ask will the aca solve the climate change problem or take us to mars and we would get a perfect split between republicans and democrats. joanne: what about -- tom mentioned, we are already in -- congress can't repeal obamacare. they do not have 60 votes. even 51 votes on reconciliation, they can't get rid of it. there's even among conservatives, there's increasingly acceptance that they can't. tom, you're talking about regulatory changes and how you do things. tom: that's the subtle move down the road. there are all kinds of things you c

>> joanne, you worked in the service industry. do they know what people say in the kitchen about them? >> oh no. they would then spit in their own food and give it to me. or something like that. i have advice for her. she will get another job and they need help especially if you are pretty. code names. we all have codes we use for people for tables. if you are not sure if it is appropriate, probably not. do something else. >> fantastic. gotta go. thanks for being with us. thanks to joanne nosuchunsky ann coulter andy levey and me. >> i have to thank myself, tom shillue. mom has always been one of those people who needs to keep busy. if she's not working in her garden, she's probably on one of her long walks with bailey. she was recently diagnosed with a heart condition. i know she's okay, but it concerned me she's alone so often. so i encouraged her to get a medical alert button. philips lifeline offers the best options to keep her doing the things she loves in the home she loves. if she ever falls, or needs help, i know we can ge

fox 29's joanne pill lee gee live in ocean city tonight. joanne i would imagine people are moving from the beach now to the boardwalk is the place to be. >> reporter: to the boardwalk. from the beach to the boardwalk. what is not to love about being in ocean city, new jersey on fourth of july weekend independence day celebrations. as you said there are still people coming off the beach and the boardwalk is getting little more crowded right now. we have anya right here. we were going to do a throw off actualactually. go ahead let's see how you do. we're at wonderland pier here. let's see. how did you do? last try because i'm going to try to beat you. okay. >> go ahead anya. >> let's see how i do. all right. i thought it was my turn. she'll go one more time. >> i'm going to see how fast i can throw. >> 30. >> let's see what i can do. i've never said i was good at baseball but i'll give eight try. here we go. >> how did i do. one more, one more, one more. all right. i hit him in the head. any way as we said we're here in ocean city 150,000 peo

it is joanne joanne nosuchunsky. and comedian mark norman. he co-hosts the pod cast tuesdays with stories. they are strong and then there is army strong and then there and amber strong. senior military advisor for concerned veterans of america, amber smith. he graduated from upenn which is far might yes, sir than you sword. the co-founder of the federal list. let's start the show. >> president obama tore into a reporter for asking a question he didn't like. i guess obama is not ready to let us know boxers or briefs. the question was about american hostages in iran. take it away major garrett. >> as you know there are four americans, three held on trumped up charges and one whereabouts unknown. can you tell the country, sir, why you are content with all of the fanfare to leave the conscious of this nation and the strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to the four americans? >> i have to give you credit for how you craft those questions. the notion that i am content as i celebrate with american citizens lange wishing in the iranian

joanne nosuchunsky. he is a five-time jeopardy channel -- champion. and now on to our next chairman. editor and chief john devore. and the italians call him bob the good. let's start the show. >> i was watching fox news and a political pundit said something that caught my attention. >> i am not sure if the next president is in the race yet. i think this thing is all convulsed and going crazy. trump is driving stuff and in the end it won't be any of the 16 and it won't be trump. it will be someone we are not yet talking about. >> that someone now has a name. jim gilmore. yes on thursday the former virginia governor filed his paperwork with the federal elections commission officially launching his campaign for president. take a look at the reaction to the uh thansment from around the country -- the announcement from around the country. >> amazing. >> despite the obvious enthusiasm it is unclear where the 17th gop hopeful would be allowed to join in the fox news candidate forum at 5:00 p.m. on august 6th. what do you think? i mean the public dit class is

it is joanne nosuchunsky. the managing editor of the freebie con, andrew styles. i hope i never need a lawyer, but if i do, i will be sure to call matt lock. kidding. i would call criminal defense attorney remi spencer. and i need two cc's and a guest's name stat. all right, let's start the show. what is the f-word, mcdonalds? a new happy meal toy has parents losing their s-word. they are promoting "despicable me" and the spinoff is" minions" and it spits out a bunch of made up sounds. parents think it sounds like cursing. >> i heard what it said. i'm like, whoa, hold on here. >> as soon as we heard it her mom took it away and i listened to it and that's when we found out that's what it was saying. >> does it actual looy say anything offensive? "red eye" object tanked one of the toys and we -- obtained one of the toys and we tested it. >> a talent agent is sitting in his office. a family walks in. starts [bleep] off the father. they all start frn -- [bleep] off the dog. the daughter is [bleep] the father in the [bleep]. and [bleep] and blood. where did the blood c

joanne and andy, and me. thank you for being with us.eneral jackovall on this crazy market worldwide. good night from new york. ♪ kennedy: just a little psychic surgery. how are you? welcome. so happy to have you. tonight on the watch, i'm watching people lose their minds over comedienne amy schumer, al void feminist and obvious cut up. some say her jokes are racist. used to be the term racism was saved for maliciously insecure who had active contempt for those of different ethnicities colors and backgrounds. now if you make any commentary humerus or otherwise on race not deemed sanitary by the pc police you are ashamed and forced to wear the scarlet letter r. schu

joanne great to have you here. >> thank you. >> i want this has to be a troubling time for you donaldmiss america. >> i am happy it is not my year. >> i thought you were talking to me. >> the women are the real victims. >> they are a lot of these girls dream of this moment all their lives they have been preparing and they have a team of people behind them, many of them are never met trump before, the fact they are getting punished when people are trying to punish him he not feeling the repurr repercussions. >> he is a multibillionaire. >> is it much mid of this, can you make too much of it? >> i think he does have a point about this being unfair to 51 women, nbc and univision pulling out so close to air date seems lame and unfair to them, it also i always love to note where brands draw the line, it was okay when trump was spedding lies about president obama a birth certificate, it is hard to take their moral preening seriously now. >> also they had no problem showing the super bowl. whether there is a host of controversy with the nfl. you can't just pick and choose on your moral compa

we take up the plight with former miss new york joanne nosuchinsky and a man wpromise was made.t that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred trust that defended khe sanh. a pact that dug in in da nang. a contract that weathered tet. a promise was made. a pledge that stormed the desert in iraq. a bond that patrolled door-to-door in fallujah. an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans. a promise we all must keep. dav fights for all veterans and their families so they get the health care, financial benefits and support they earned. if youu'e a veteran who needs help, or you'd like to help us keep the promise visit dav.org. >> dangerous and illegal selfies are more of a trend of late. tourist in new york city posting this selfie on instagram of himself on a souter beam of brooklyn bridge. this is irresponsible. and illegal. >> no word on whether they will be arrested or is arrested or in jeopardy. >> judge argentina two pilots, let a bee keepo model -- bikini mode

joanne. >> we need validation.we are not getting it from parents or employers because we don't have jobs. we need other forms of reassure ance. >> i validate you every day. >> is that validation? >> i don't know. maybe it is awkward staring. >> how do people respond to you are they uncomfortable or are you part of a show. >> it is okay if it results in attention. twitter is great for fulfilling all of the social needs that might be lacking in my own personal life in the real world. >> that's okay. >> are you addicted to social media and it is a good thing? >> social media is how i share my emotions. i think you are being too hard on millennials which is typical of ancient wise fox news hosts. boomers are the original love me generation. they are the parents boomers are to millennials as al qaeda is to isis. >> i would think you want social media controlled the government. >> that is a great idea. >> with ycan you image if baraca was the only one allowed. >> great singer, too. >> i talked to johnny rotten. i will fr

we take up the plight with former miss new york joanne nosuchinsky and a man w ♪ i built my businesspassion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> dangerous and illegal selfies are more of a trend of late. tourist in new york city posting this selfie on instagram of himself on a souter beam of brooklyn bridge. this is irresponsible. and illegal. >> no word on whether they will be arrested or is arrested or in jeopardy. >> judge argentina two pilots, let a bee keepo model -- bikini model fly their plan during take off, she took video of the vent they have been fired. >> joining us now co-host of red eye on fox news, andy leahy. joanne great to have you here. >> thank you. >> i want this has to be a troubling time for you donald parent company miss america. >> i am happy it is not my y

joanne, co-host of red eye.nd joe devito in a very classy plaid, and jamie weinstein at the daily caller, panel, i am asking you this question, who makes your presidential podium. you saw my swipes? >> to win, i think no question bush, and george h.w. bush has one more year of eligiblability left, jeb bush has raised a lot of money, he has a good record in florida, rubeo is a lot of people's second choice that turns out what you need to be. i think scott walker, seems to be a compromise pick. he has a strong record in wisconsin. kennedy: you are a political expert, you just -- >> i am not an expert but somebody looked at my top 3,. kennedy: paper and notes, looking? >> not fair. >> jeb bush first. because know he is a bush. some good brands there. kennedy: great branding. >> second is my love, marco rubio. i don't know what it is about him, but when you feel it, trust it. kennedy: tingle. >> and a tie for third. kennedy: no way. >> scott walker and trump. kennedy: what! >> what public wants they have a lot of th

. >> that's an interesting point to bring joann in on this.he fact we're sitting in a nice air conditioned studio and say whatever we want about gun control surrounded by guys with guys. whereas these recruitment offices are sitting ducks which is what we saw. >> yeah. definitely something i think our administration needs to look at and our administration also just needs to work on the words they're using. hillary clinton said recently, senseless act of violence. we're using domestic terrorism. but the thing is it's not senseless to the people who did it. there was a very specific reason for them doing what they did. it is an ideology that is now really infiltrating the country. and we need to call it what it is like amber said in order for us to really begin solving the problem. >> yeah. it's interesting to me, too. horrific criminals more indicative of a societial problem than others. one might represent a broader racist culture after committing a crime. one could be a lone wolf and choosing a lone wolf and what isn't a lone wolf. i find tha

tha thanks, joanne, catherine, and coming up, lou dobbs.ve you, america. hey, lou, what's going on? >> what do you want? >> well, i was just -- just checking to see -- i'm going away for a couple days. >> greg, what do you want? >> i just -- i could use a little something, you know, what i mean, something a little -- >> what do you want? you want an ounce? >> an ounce would be a start. i'm maybe gone for like three days so -- >> man, i'm -- what do you really need? >> two ounces? >> two ounces? >> yes two ounces. >> all right, two ounces it is. but i'm telling you this stuff stays with you. >> well, i'll try to take my time with it and make it last. >> you didn't get it from me. >> i promise i won't tell anybody. i'll say it was from -- >> fair deal. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the o'reilly factor. before that, a really quick roundup of news at this hour. the fbi is digging for answers in the deadly shootings of our military troops at home in tennessee. americans paying tribute to the five service members killed. a memorial at one shooting

. >> okay thanks up next is the fire department chief joanne hayes-white. >> good afternoon. >> chief really quick in departments not no r in agreements perhaps an open discuss from the department heads i'd like mr. rose to give his report and the reductions and what our comfortable with for a cut prevention so what lurks in the middle. >> continuing chief joanne hayes-white san francisco fire department i want to acknowledge all the work we're close but no totally in agreement with the budget analyst the cuts for the fiscal year is one million dollars million dollars plus we're at 7 o plus and prepared to go over what are 3 fundamental disagreements with the budget analyst. >> okay why not hear from mr. rose and then the decision. >> mr. rose. >> >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee first of all, i'd like to put our recommendations in context we have recommended approval of increased expenditures over $11 million for the fire department in 2015-2016. >> those increases include funding for the vacancy positions in ems and the fire prevention and h twoshgs academy to incr

fox 29's joanne pileggi live in collingswood tonight.a new trend here. >> reporter: seems to be chris. the groove ground behind me is a coffee shot and retail outlet one of several businesses staying open late on weekends. part of a growing trend of some merchants here. trying to capitalize on the extra foot traffic here at night from all those people who dine here in the many restaurants. the question can they just fight extra hours for little extra profit? it's beautiful friday night in summer and the small but vibrant downtown business district in collingswood is busy. usually on fridays and saturdays it's busy here a lost people come here. >> they come for the restaurant scene. there are 17 to choose from and some merchants are trying to take advantage of all the foot traffic by keeping their shops open later and longer. >> there's no doubt that people want us to be open more. >> reporter: store owner is one of the merchants leading the charge and trying to encourage others to keep their doors open. >> we've kind of fine tuned our ou

tha thanks, joanne, catherine, and coming up, lou dobbs.t guttfeld, and i love you, america. hey, lou, what's going on? >> what do you want? >> well, i was just -- just checking to see -- i'm going away for a couple days. >> greg, what do you want? >> i just -- i could use a little something, you know, what i mean, something a little -- >> what do you want? you want an ounce? >> an ounce would be a start. i'm maybe gone for like three days so -- >> man, i'm -- what do you really need? >> two ounces? >> two ounces? >> yes two ounces. >> all right, two ounces it is. but i'm telling you this stuff stays with you. >> well, i'll try to take my time with it a >>> >>> tonight on "red eye." i am not sure it is the greatest and the movie fargo. and tonight's show is brought to you by tnt, dye know might, that is. we have proverbs and insight, but tiers, a news break.

plans will just avoid any enabling conflict going forward i understand that i know i met shawn and joanne on any bed over looking at the development they've agreed that is a problem and tried to come up with a solution like a screen or per goal i think you call it they were looking at it is it was not a solution small business can look straight through and i think there were code issues they couldn't build that kind of thing so if you could put users yourselves in our position would you, you like someone that far from the deck at eye level while you're in our own bed that is not right to me that's why i am hear that's all i have i drew over this elevation so i outlined our master bedroom window from joe to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote drawings a person of 6 foot standing on the deck as you can see the eye level straight into our bedroom so upcoming this is the reason i show this to shawn and joanne 38 they tried to come up with a solution in good faith we talked about one way glass that didn't exist apparently a market for someone

. >> joanne, you're average looking at best and won a beauty pageant on pure talent alone. blame advertising, aren't they -- don't they have the equation reversed? it's human beings that create advertising. advertising doesn't create -- >> they are marketing to the consumer. >> yes. >> who is going to buy your product. they are doing something that they know is going to work, but as a feminist i am really happy for this model. we're not thinking about this model. i applaud another woman for making her own money, for knowing what her talents are. >> right. >> and using them to the best of her ability. she is a real woman because she's a living, breathing woman. regardless of her shape she is a real woman and you either applaud her for her good work or you're mean. >> she's absolutely right. these femina zoo is as they are called, body shaming this poor model. >> that's true. >> what they are doing? they are. >> by the way, i like perky breasts and, you know, i like tiny waists and i don't mean you, by the way? i am a tiny waste. >> look, when you go to the beach, you go for

fox 29's joanne pill lee gee live in the newsroom. joanne a rivalry but a friendly one, right? >> reporter: that's right, joyce. it was a close game a hard fought game but in the end the phillies team etched out the phillies fire department team in a special benefit event in forth east philly. >>> a picture perfect day for a ballgame not the professionals but a matchup like no other. >> we teamed up with the fire department, the state police and office of emergency management and we put together this wonderful event. >> reporter: it was the first annual police versus fire department softball tournament festival and fundraiser. in nor of sergeant robert wilson and firefighter joyce craig two public servant who lost their lives in the line of duty. >> it's hard but with everyone the support that comes out with these type of events it makes it easier. >> reporter: sergeant robert wilson's on hand fort fund, comradery and the sense of community. >> in our hearts and minds he will always be. regardless of the years he'll always be in our hearts. we miss him. always miss him too. >>

fox 29's joanne pill lee gee outside of fbi headquarters in center z people who work alongside him are shocked. >> reporter: they are dawn chris. 41-year-old philadelphia restaurateur alex capaso being held by federal authorities in washington d.c. he is chargeed with produceing and disseminating very graphic child pornography by text message and e-mail and these are serious charges that have shocked his business owner his partner and his restaurant patrons. by most accounts philadelphia restaurant tear alex capsao was co owner of the crow and pitcher pitcher. federal authorities say he had a dark side engageing in child pornography allegedly an tempt to go set up a meeting to have sex with a nine-year-old girl. >> i didn't believe it. i was really confused. just reading it it seemed like it was just a different person, you know what i mean? i didn't know. like i said how would you know that what going on. >> always very quite. you know, always either paying attention to food in the kitchen or um, you know, in the office doing numbers but nothing that would be like a red flag. michael

joann is the senior crisis response advisor at amnesty international, and joins me now live via skypendon. this is a very strong report. it says anti-balaka militias are using the political vacuum in the car, to cause basically ethnic cleansing. >> there was violent ethnic cleansing carried out last year and the few muslims who have returned are facing erasure as muslims. so if they are allowed to be physically present, they are not allowed to manfest their identity or belief in islam. so they are not allowed to pray or rebuild their mosques. in the most extreme cases they have been forcibly converted to christianity. >> but there are several muslim enclaves in the country guarded by u.n. peace keepers. presumably they are not enough. >> they are not a permanent solution to the issue. there are hundreds of muslims living inside catholic church compounds right now, but, you know, they are barely surviving there. they have no way of working, no way of having a real life. those who are trying to return to their communities, just face this intense discrimination on the basis of religion.

i challenged joann and kathryn to go social media free for a day.back with this. >> i don't think i'll notice. >> right. i think it might be nice. it could be a nice vacation. greg, we're going to beat the challenge you posed to us. >> he does not give millenials enough credit. >> i'm not phased. >> i don't know what to do with my hands. >> i don't know what to do with my mind. >> i have so many feelings now. >> i need to tell everyone about any feelings. >> i have so many feelings. hashtag, emotion. if you love someone let him go. hashtag so true. i want a donut. does anybody know if my ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend looks fat today. >> i need drink. hashtag tequila. >> i need to describe my cat to you. he's gray and black. he's small but also kind of big but cute. he does this with his face. he lays in the sun. no twitter, no facebook. how are we supposed to know what's going on? >> no idea what's going on in the world. >> they spelled my name with a c instead of a k. >> how are people going to know what we ate? they need to know what i ate. >> the

joanne in florida. joanne? >> caller: jim this is joanne. >> all right. >> caller: i am so excited.my compass for navigating the stock market. i wouldn't be in the stock market if it weren't for you so thank you so much. >> well i want you in. remember index funds if you build those up and then you start doing individual stocks and then you can do these kinds of stocks. go ahead. >> caller: okay. first of my question tonight is on sgen which is called seattle genetics. i bought some in march of 2014 at $51.40 and i sold half of my position before it hit in the low 30s. today its high was $51.34 before closing at $49.44. >> right. >> should i hold on jim? >> i remember exactly when it hit that level which of course was when we were out there visiting with the company, and i think seattle genetics is very good. i think there are others that are better and that just had a big spike and now it looks like if it doesn't get a bid it can give up some of that spike so let's be careful is my judgment. let's be careful with sgen. vincent in new york? vincent! >> caller: boo-yah, cramer! >> bo

take care. >> we'll do our best not to tell your kids, joanne. (laughter). >> back here in philadelphia. huge block party marking the day before the fourth of july. >> move from center city to independence mall the party is a celebration of music food and fun. our bruce gordon is in the middle of all the action, of course you are bruce good weather and good crowds. >> reporter: right on both counts, dawn. if you didn't check your calendar you might not know this was a fourth of july themed party and event but really felt more like a general birthday party. not that there's anything wrong with that. if you were looking for a history lesson on independence mall you were mostly out of luck luck. you could find a few colonial reactors here and there teaching the finer points of cannon firing. but this first ever liberty block party on the mall was designed for today's families. >> we're trying to break world record today. >> reporter: make it loud. make it fun. make it unusual. extreme pogoing anyone? no one was complaining. >> it's so fun. >> it's n

j joanne is trying to get the guys to be more like the girls.houldn't we be happy that they are being nice on social media? >> yes, i am, sometimes it's hot when a guy breaks down. right? a little bit. >> yeah. >> in a crazy way. >> you say that. >> like a single tear, you are like, oh, salty. >> you say that if you are watching a medical show, if your boyfriend breaks down and cries, you say knock it off, you whimp, you are the man. >> if he is a soccer player and he is all muscular and there's a tear. >> should men get more sympathy or women get more abuse? >> g >> competitors are competitors, you should be able to sympathize if you played any sport. to have equality, it's silly to say, you have to be vicious to the women as well a as the men. there's no crying in baseball or football or in any of these sports. in the men's sports. if there is, fine, if that gets you hot, fine, but at the end of the day, we should not villafying people for doing the best they can. this girl will never forget it. ever. >> and she will never forget the support s