behind. >> reporter: sam and mattie are best friends.ve down syndrome. they first met at the special olympics when they were in grade school competing in track and field events. now, mattie is 19 and has finished high school. sam is 18 and a senior. they live in providence, rhode island. three years ago they had an idea-- let's make a teen zombie movie. and it stuck. >> will be the greatest movie ever. >> reporter: with the help of their families, sam and mattie turned to a relatively new source of funding for ideas to plac their dream a reality. in just five years, online crowdfunding sites like kickstarter, go fund me, or indy gogo, have helped raised billions of dollars for tens of thousands of projects. a campaign on indy gogo raised more than $700,000 in a month to give bus driver karen klein a vacation after video of her being bullied by students went viral. >> i had a lot of reservations about putting it online. >> reporter: jessie man is sam's older brother. he put together their kickstarter campaign. >> i don't remember the firs

>> so our good friends, chef mattie, is here, and be here in just satisfaction first we have to announce this. chris rock is on good day philadelphia, in this hour. few minutes away, top five. now, our quincy harris said one of the funniest movies he's ever seen. our movie critic said he laughed so hard he missed some of the lines in the movie. so great to have chris on the show today. listen to this. >> this is not the dmv. all right? move it along. >> what's your name. >> you can tell me. >> i know. how about santa? if you don't tell him you won't get a present. >> just laughing, seeing the little part of it, who can forget the classic scene from bad santa? >> hilarious movie. tweet us your favorite holiday movies using the #fox29goodday. >> okay, here is a gift some people are getting for

this kid shined. ♪ matty b is making his way into the mainstream. a force to be reckoned with. imagine making $12 million a year by just tweeting. a twitter account with more than 7 million followers. including me. i love it. all he has to do is share multiple quirky fax payday. chris sanchez joins us now from l.a. how do you decide on the content you use? i love it. >> i just have to read it and find it interesting. melissa: i often wonder how you figure out if what you are putting out there is true. how do you source check and make sure you are right? >> i have great trust in the staff. i also cross referenced the fax that they find. melissa: what is your favorite fact that you have put out there. >> my favorite would have to be about mad as a hatter. getting mercury poison. it would cause them to go crazy. that is where mad as a hatter came from. melissa: i enjoy your tweets every single day. >> i don't understand where the revenue comes from? i do not owe anywhere from there. how do you do that? >> although modernization is in web traffic. they

matty with a quick strike. tigers cut the lead. they add a field goal. sam rolls right. jones in are for the td. 28-13. bama wins the title. >>> tcu making one last bid for a playoff spot at home against iowa state. boykin has thrown plenty of tds this year. turns to catch one. david porter, back to boykin. he's got a convoy. 55 yards, 7-0, horned frogs. tc up in the third. they had 722 yards on offense. 44 yards the other way. tcu wins 55-3. and secures a share of the big 12 title. >>> still in the big 12, oklahoma and oklahoma state, the boomer schooner takes the field before the game. oklahoma earthquake cody thomas and blake bell. 47 yards and now fourth quarter, oklahoma up 35-28. a minute left. sooners punt it away. tariq hill does the unthinkable. goes nearly untouched, 90 yards to the score. ties the game at 35. can't believe it. we got to overtime. cowboys win on 21-yard spin. field goal. unranked oklahoma state wins 38-35. >>> the least respect of any of the top four is florida state. undefeated and won 28 straight games. they're ranked number four. jameis wins

mattis continues to report on suleman and after his third story mattis says he gets a frightening phone >> in the middle of the night i'm going to come get you. you're an insect. you better retract. >> mattes says threatening late-night calls to his personal cell phone become regular and frequent. >> all of the threats were directed at my reporting. all of the threats were directed at shutting me down. >> the now notorious mauling starts while mattes is interviewing this man, b.k. phillips, for a fourth story about a pair of previous run-ins with suleiman. >> this is our house. >> phillips lives next door to one of suleiman's buildings and he says, first, they have a neighborly squabble. and on a second occasion, as phillips walks through his neighborhood back to his home on a sunday afternoon, he says suleiman crosses the line. >> suleiman shows up out of nowhere, screeched up in his car, kicked open his car door, ran out and literally was posturing like i'm going to kick your butt, i'm going to beat your ass and a bunch of colorful expletives. >> phillips immediately calls police to t

well, on the fifth day of christmas my true love gave to me ♪ a wreath cake ♪ made up by chef matti.ladelphia. >> so we have seven days left until christmas. can you get in seven desserts this morning? >> absolutely. >> this up? >> signature wreath cake. >> but individual cupcakes? >> they are. >> you just pull it off. >> so hole any there, too. >> there is some holly. ribbon. >> there will be some holly on it, in a matter of second. okay, this is our first one. >> yes. >> alex, why don't you -- that's a good looking -- >> beautiful. look at that. >> i could just lick it. >> please don't. i would like to try one, thank you. how many cupcakes does it take? >> actually 22 cupcakes. >> all right. >> vanilla, or chocolate. >> we start lining them up. one out of seven. >> bob, can you put it maybe at the front of the table here? >> if you go over to any locations they have 12 different holiday desserts. >> for to you choose from. >> how many gift are you getting that children this year? you are just going to pile them up under the tree? don't go overboard. how many too presents for the ki

going to have to change not only the messages he gives, but the way he gives them and i think to mattie's point, he has to make this about the university of michigan rather than university of michigan featuring jim harbough? >>. >> the 49ers not the only bay area making a coaching decision looming. we'll check in with the silver and black, and this is xfinity sports sunday. >> raid werz one last shot to win a game this season. davis, chatham and jack del-rio. 3-0 broncos. former cal bears c.j. anderson runs up the middle. 11 yards for the score. broncos take a 10-0 lead. later in the quarter, peyton manning's pass is tipped by justin tuck. picked up and returned for a touchdown by keith. the refs review the play and rule it a fumble. mcgill's first of his career. peyton threw a touchdown pass for the second time in four weeks. 1 for 51 done sective games. broncos up 13 in the third. omar bolden from the end zone. finds a huge huge scene and an edge. here's a sideline. 76 yards to the raiders' 30. returns the kick. then that leads to this. anned son running 25 yards into the end zone. thir

mattie. >> reporter: nonetheless, this this morning commute has turned pretty unpleasant right now.se are the eastbound lanes approaching 23, valley forge national park. we have a truck blocking the lane right here. if the guy would take away the flares that would get both lanes back open. we're sitting at 40 minute travel time with speeds at 6 miles per hour east of 29 into that accident scene approaching route 23. i would recommend alternates to 422. ful that would include 23 through the park, 252, ridge pike in through norristown turns into west main street and back to ridge pike. take that over to 202. 422 is not where you want to be this morning. in tall minute -- tall -- huntington pike, carriage lane. in frankford we have the building fire, use harrison by frankford high school or herbert street. i-95 we've had problems including a broken down van on the northbound side of course it's not would come -- work zone by cottman avenue causing slow speeds north of bridge street. the bigger delays are southbound from academy to cottman and the betsy ross bridge into girard. 42 north

erie, it is among items on brad stone's facebook page, a quote from a fellow marine, general james mattisl but have a plan to kill everyone you meet. how often does that quote sound this morning the daze after. >> that is for sure. >> so many horrible images. this story is getting national attention, in question about it. here's the picture that kind of says it all, you just and you sit on the stoop and just wonder why. what was this man thinking and what affect him so much in his life where wow do this. >> a lot of people in that community especially those who knew victims of yesterday's shooting spree, i guess you could call it that, there is shot, grief. people just hard to comprehend, jenny. >> that is right, alex. last night we were able to talk to some people who knew nicole stone and her family, for maybe as long as 25 years. some just devastating by yesterday's turn off events. some of them watched in horror as police and swat teams swarmed their neighbors home and then bodies of their two friends were removed from the lansdale home. mother and grandmother of the accused gunman's

so when i started to do some research and started talking to different friends, and matty delong being on the innocence project here in new york, and darrell stevens who is a chief of police out of mecklenburg who has retired, he and i had the same conversation about gas conand he said i'm very much into the innocence project we need to take a look at this. the three of us sat down and we started looking at how many people are wrongfully incarcerated within this nation and this country. it is coming out because we have the technology with the dna and when dna is showing how many times we get it wrong. so then we stopped for a chance and we went backwards. we said, okay, we've gotten it wrong in these cases. what went wrong on the front end? many of the times it's the practices, the lack of standardization that's going on. we leave it to the discretion of the officers. there's no checks and balances. and really, we looked at the case here in new york, it's political pressure. when someone says, remember this phrase, i wrote it down for myself, do something, the system responds. and it r

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