the secret of their pan pie started in 1959 when joe santucci, joe senior, left the beat as a phillyo start making signature tomato pie with his wife, fill mean a. and these pies or notly in no cheese, because at the time of the depression no one could afford it. >> my father didn't start until 1906, didn't start putting cheese on the pie. >> when they did, the cheese went on the bottom. >> my brother franky and i really were the only ones that kept the business going and kept my father's original trade going. >> taught by his dad and grandfather in the kitchen is joe's son, joseph the third. >> this is everything my grand pop always wanted to become, you know, and thankfully my dad brought it to that level. >> while i'm about to level out of piece of their garlic white pie with rick could the a cheese. >> oh, look at the crust on the edges. and their classic red with joe's own sausage recipe. >> that's our trademark sign right there. >> oh, she can eat. >> he said she can eat. >> pretty funny. that's like torture, on this shift it is like lunchtime for us, right? >> and how good for

the secret of their pab pie started in 1959 when joe santucci's father left the beat as philly cop taking tomato pies with wife fill mean they originally had no cheese because at the time of the depression no one could afford it. >> any father from 1960 didn' started putting cheese on the pies. >> when they did it went on the bottom. >> my brother frankie and i were the only ones that kept the business going and kept my father's original dream going. >> taught by dad and grandfather is his son joe iii. >> this is everything my grandfather want today to become and thankfully my dad brought it to that level. >> i'm going to have the pie with garlicy ricotto cheese. >> and khasic red with joe's own recipe. >> she can eat. >> it looks so good. >> next time. >> okay. >> we have so much to talk b. kate. >> so much to talk about in weather world. we'll start with matthew and latest impact on florida. things looking shiingtly better inland for florida the strongest winds may stay offshore. still threat for storm surges it's not wind that kills people in hurricanes it's batter pil piling up along