know i love mo'ne, the team member that's getting all of the attention, i go wait a minute, these are all of our local kids. we should know them better. all of the other people on the team. right? >> all of the other kids part of it. >> so they'll tell us what position they play, their name, where they live, what school they go to. such unique team they're from all over the area. >> i know, and all good. but mo'ne really is taking a lion share of the attention so far. >> yes. >> nice to talk to these guys. >> so they are practicing their waves from the top of the bus for the parade. >> good job. >> so we'll get down and talk to them. want to meet them? they'll be out there until about 10:00 o'clock this morning. >> awesome. one in ten people never recover from a break up. but for those who do, doesn't happen right away. how long it takes to get over an ex. kind of depends who is doing the breaking up, what not. >> which gender you are. what gender takes quite a bit longer to get over a break up than the other joinedder.

>> i betty fick that out. >> because you're which is cents back to school time. getting your kids ready to go, probably said to yourself few times, oh, i remember back when i was going off to school. so, jen, i want -- let's talk about, let's just pick a decayed, pick the 70s, how it differs from the 70s to 2014. and let me start you off. first up, we shop way different now. everyone would go shopping for, you know, with a being to school clothes, and you wouldn't spends very much money back in the 70s. today, you go shopping on line, parents also spending way more on clothes. >> of course. >> another back to school necessity. now, jen, your kids are going back to school. compare the 70s to 2014 on expense and how you buy the clothes? >> well, first of all, i told my children, my birthday is august 3rd. every year of my live, for my birthday present, i got fancy

something. one outfit. right? but that was not my back to school shopping. that will was my birthday present. those two kids when i told them that, they lost their brain basically. in terms of how many i shop for the kids, you know, you have to go to amazon prime. you check the prices there. >> yes. >> you start like two, three weeks out. you got to get the sneakers, gout to go to dick's try to get a coupon. back in the 70s, you go to eckert's the night before and you hope there is a holly hobby lunch box. >> yes, yes. my mom used to take me to j.c. penney like two weeks before school. >> sure. >> oh, one cheer she bought me a suit, a blue suit. >> you wore a suit to school? >> well, we to wear dress up clothes. and it came with two pairs of pants. and the second pair was real loud plaid pattern. >> plaid pants? >> and toyed wear it to school one day, i was so mock, never wore it again. >> but that was in back then. >> was it? not at my school.

so talk about packing lunches, what's the difference between the 70s and now. >> so jen, packing lunches then, moms would get up in the morning and put the exact same lunch together for everyone each day, the same thing, you know, peanut butter jelly sandwich and whatever. today lunches are of course healthier, with organic, with allergy free products, everything, gluten free, whatever, you name it. you cannot just slap some peanut butter and jelly on two pieces of white bread. what do you make your kids for lunch, jen? >> reporter: yes, they are going to get little pretzel thins, with little bit of shredded threat it is, some hummus, and little compartment, but the hummus go goes in the other little part. and it has to be a bpa little container, or you feel super guilty. we talk about this. avenue twin brother, who i love so much. and he loved mustard. i hate mustard. i hate yellow mustar. i hate bologna. and when my younger siblings were born, my dad was in charge of school lunches for a

week or two. and woe make these like wonder bread mustard anibal own i sandwiches. and everybody was doing it fancy, because for me the girl woe cut it in triangle, princess pieces. and for andy he would get them in squares like a prince. i'm still mustard. >> when is the last time you talk to your brother? >> i don't know. 80s? >> in the 80s? >> in the 80s, yes. my mom ate the same lunch every day and put it in a brown bag. bologna, white bread, and catsup. >> sure. >> and i would put frito's, chips on it, smash it all down. >> see, my mom would never use white bread. always made me had have the hot wheat bread, and i hate philadelphia, she is no, the whole wheat is healthier. she was out of can you. >> talk about school supplies. back in the 70s, it was easy. everyone went to the store, got few notebooks, got some pencils, back pack, fancy back

packment today school supplies have fancy calculate efforts, maybe tablet even, and you have to have a fancy back pack. you know, with the princess on it. jen, what are your kids have? >> now, here is the thing. my kids are being real good. because i tell them they either get new back pack or they get new lunch bag. you know how the lunch thing? >> yes. >> so both of my kids this year, they are keeping their old back packs, all 12 months old, and they both got like the 7-dollar lunch bag from target. >> everyone in our house gets new pair of sneakers when you start. for the beginning of the year, like now in september, you get to go to the real shoe store like in december if you grow out of your shoes you have to go to like wal-mart, k-mart or something. you don't get two new pair every fancy shoes in one calendar year. >> heck no. >> talk getting the kids offer to school. my mom would send the kids off to school, maybe put on

record. >> relax. >> after you left it. >> after you leave for school. mom can relax. what are moms doing nowadays? >> oh, my goodness. going to work, yes, but taking pictures, and blogging and hoping their post goes viral. we helped them out by putting them on. yes, back then, moms would hand kids their lunch and breakfast and then as mike mentioned, well, i assume put on record, maybe make cocktail, lay back down and take a nap until the kids get back? >> now blogging, taking selfies. jen, if you weren't working, what would you do as you put the kids off to school? >> i would get in the hot tub machine and get a martini breakfast, that's what i would do. >> (laugh). >> i would join my friends on vacation, at the yoga place, tennis tournament. they do a lot of work. i will say this, the moms, they work at home, hate the term stay at home, work at

home, they do go to whole foods, weeingments, super fresh, they do a lot of real specific shopping, where at my house, we only have one kind of hummus, and you are lucky to have hummus as opposed to brody likes this kind, so they do a loft stuff. i think like the moms nowadays, they're professional moms. don't take this thing lightly soy fun toy see sometimes what brody and landry have to deal with which as i say one flavor of hummus versus, you know, 14 different things. probably save money, though, probably save a lot of money. last night i did the back to school shopping for brody and laundry, their school supply list from school. i went right to target. a lot go five below, to coupons, all these different things, probably save some money. >> anybody got time? >> nobody got time for that. >> you know i'm doing like

this seven days countdown to the beginning of school because we learned about that during back to school. >> they get their clues for their prize, my parents were like go to school, and sent me to school twice on the first day of school in a hurricane. i showed up at the school, i had taken the bus to p zoo. the principal had to call my mom and say why did you put kids on a bus during a hurricane? >> what's going on there? >> leo, i think first dcks, woo, sure, so first day of school he walks, in starts to plop himself down on the wooden block, some kid next to him had sharp two pencil and put it down, leo stood up and he had a number two pencil sticking out of his butt. >> oh, my gosh. >> right in my memory. >> can you not forget these things. that is one thing that will never change. >> kids being weird. hey, after all of that, have

you just maybe thought about let's not have that second child. but if you are still determined to have a baby, new classes where they take a babydoll before you become parents, and it determines how your parenting style will be, how you handle the baby. in a study couples were observed interacting with the same babydolls. >> they compare that with the way they interacted with their child after the baby was born. found parents in interacts dollars the doll with the doll rather revealed how had he actually co-parpan ended. couples not supportive, exhibited same in both scenarios, that, effective co-parent, is linked to happier childhoods, and healthier marriages. >> i will tell you the study published in the journal of family psychologist. >> of course. >> of course. a lot of people i remember first time parent, i was handed, it might have been the first baby i ever held.

>> i know. >> how do you do? look out. the head is dangling. ah. >> flapping all over the place. >> one thing in life no one makes you pass a test, you don't have to be a certain age, no requirement, you can have that baby and walk out of the hospital. >> so not bad idea. give this couple babydoll. >> yes. >> practice. >> researchers watch them interact over couple of weeks, you learn. >> whether you're going to be critical? >> and if you fail, maybe you shouldn't have the kids. >> good idea. you know, they do teach parent willing classes, i know at least at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, because when we had avery we took a few, they had like infant care 101. they give you babydoll. >> your husband went? >> yes. he had to practice mostly, learning how to bathe it, and diaper it and swaddle it and how you would burden of proof it and all of that other stuff. you kind of learn. >> that's good. >> it is good. >> i remember a home he can class in seventh, eighth grade, could you have the baby to take home for two weeks, just yourself, not with

someone else, also, in middle school maybe, and you would take the baby home that would actually spit up or go to the bathroom. and cry, too. and it was like teaching you how to be a parent at very young age. >> where the heck was this school. >> is. >> our school too. >> not a real baby. a babydoll. >> you're right. >> learning how to be a mom. homeec class you learn to cook and clean. i don't know if they still have home ec class. >> ii. >> get on twitter, little us know. >> they call it something else now. >> but a boy did it? >> boys were in wood class. i remember this very clearly. it was like girls would go to home ec and guys could take it, but also take a tech class where they would learn how to use tools. >> shop class. >> wood shop. >> i did take wood shop. i made something zero on a late.

my dad still has it. >> i made a lamp on the late. >> did you use the my err block? >> all kind of things, mitre box, table saw. >> wow. >> hey, i have a question. are you having a hard time getting over the break up with your ex when you're not alone? a new study on rejection finds that one in ten people never, ever, recover from that serious break up. and here is some stats. it takes one full month for every year you were together. >> so if you're married or together for five years it, takes you five months? off average? >> well more women dot rejecting it, takes them 20% longer to get over a break up, compared to a man. >> and why do we think that is? >> well, you may be more expense tiff. >> you know what i think, nothing to do with men or women, i think nowadays it is so much harder in the world of social media where you can

keep tabs on your ex. >> yes. >> and you can look and see what they're doing, where the exgirlfriends s i don't but not really trying to get over anyone at this point in time, but if i were, i know how tempting it would be to be going on line, and finding out their every move. if you don't have any of that, if you eliminate that, you can't see them, see what they are doing, out every site, out every mind. if you think you have an ex still trying to get over you. >> i casino of hope so. >> you hope snow. >> maybe. i will really don't think so because it has been a while, years at this point. >> let's go back to when. tell us the story again about how you were doing the weather in omaha, nebraska, then we hired you. >> yes? >> and, you know, we are cheap, we didn't pay for the move. so she had to get -- (laughing). >> they got an u-haul, she got an u-haul. >> you did not. >> pack it up yourself. >> did you? >> with her boyfriend, the boyfriends drove her from omaha, 1500 miles to philadelphia. >> we went together. he didn't drive the whole time. >> and then she dumped him after the move. >> i said, listen, in my

defense, we were together, he had another job across the country there is happens a lot in it. v or in life with anyone, we were dating, i said, listen, i'm going to move on. this is where i am going, and our relationship is probably going toned. i might not have been very clear, but i clearly said you can go on this cross country trip with me, we can see the country from omaha to philadelphia, but that does not mean you are staying with me, you are going on a principal. >> after he moved the piano no her home and broke his back, sue then said -- >> bye bye. >> see ya later. >> let me tell you thousand get to 95. >> i swear to you i made it clear. before you get in that car. we can take this trip to go. you can take a week of your vacation but you are not staying with me. >> did he have to drive the ua back? >> no. so sad. >> all right, i want to go down and talk to the taney dragons. >> okay. so do quick wetter. >> quickly move downstairs. >> okay. >> all right. here is a live look outside. longer weather. so mike has time to get

downstairs. >> many a really going now? >> i think so. >> all right, so this will be a long, long weather. live look outside of old city right now, a beautiful morning, very warm morning, though. because we are starting offer in the 70s, we will quickly rise into the 90's. yes, there is assumed out shot of our bright blue sky hine you. seven day forecast, for today, sunny, hot, 92 will be the high temperature, but probably feeling little warmer, what with the humidity, little higher today, nothing too terrible. but it is a warm one. all right, into tomorrow, though, cold front will come through, that will help knock temperatures back to the much more tolerable readings. eighty-four for thursday, it will be a nice night. for the eagles, they play of course fourth and final pre-season game thursday night against the jets. they'll have nice weather there. friday looks good, too, of course this is the tart to long holiday weaken, it is going to start very very nicely. saturday not too bad. just few more clouds. 86 degrees and then sunday, monday, when we get to the heart of the weaken here, that's when it starts to get real warm, temperatures to the 90s, humid, chaps of showers,

thunderstorms, both sunday and labor day monday. and then it looks lick we do dry out tuesday. summer unofficially ending after monday, but looks like summer tell tears sticking around thereon tuesday, 89 degrees for the high temperature there. so the weekends itself, keep you updatedment doesn't look like it will rain all weekend? that's good. >> hey, people are already talking about halloween. >> of course. talking to avery what she wants to be for halloween. the folks at usa today are definitely talking about it, actually come one generator, i guess, that adds a little bit of beyonce to your halloween costume. >> so that the err what you have, you have a little bit of beyonce in you. here are the suggestions, first the zombay. >> beyonce? >> and next the ice beyonce challenge, we talk about this yesterday, ice bucket challenge costume. now is ice beyonce challenge, dress up as popular fun raising trend using diamonds. and finally, the vma pier,

recreate beyonce look from the vma's, and add the fame vampire teeth. >> i'm going to look up some pictures of those, i'll tweet them out to you. >> please do. >> comes down to the world recovers around beyonce, so should your halloween costume. >> i'm startled she hasn't started to literally rule the world yet. >> all right. 9:17 right now. philadelphia's own taney dragons back from whirlwinds run in the little league wormed series. >> yes, and these kids obviously become the topic of conversations all over the country, not just here in pennsylvania, and today they will be honored with a parade of their own. but first, they're hanging outside with mike. >> come on, we're ready. hi, katie -- taney dragons. bunch of people came out to see them, famous all over country now, so here's one of the things, we lover mo'ne but we all know about her now. the whole country knows. this is our hometown team. we should know all of the

players a little better before the parade. so if you don't mind, say what your name; your position, where you live and where do you go to school. >> i play first base and pitch. i live near center city near fairmount. >> good to have you here. >> hi, my name is eric lipson, i live around center city actually a block and a half from the liberty bell. >> and i play first baseman and pitcher. >> where do you go to school. >> mccall school. >> and which, well, you live in a building with me, don't you? >> yes, i actually live in the in st. james. >> that's not say exactly where it is. i live on one floor, he lives above me. and i hear you practicing. i'm just kidding. >> ya. >> god to have you as a neighbor. hello. everybody loves the taney dragons. what's your name? >> my name is darren, i play shortstop and pitcher and i go to school at masterman. >> oh, ya, kids from all over the area. >> i'm simon, play westfield,

west philly, pen alex ander. >> i play left and right field. i live in north philadelphia. and i go to school at communication charter school. >> it is spear man. >> yes. >> not spear man. >> man. >> how about you? >> my name is tai, i play right field, centerfield, i live in north fill i and i go to germantown friends. >> in you. >> my name is hendrix, i play second base, i live in east oaklane, go to spring side chestnut hill academy. >> from all over the area. unique team. >> my name is jack race, i play third base, i live in south philly, and i go to masterman. >> and remember him, you are the one that got hit in the fight by that big tall pitcher. which team were you playing? was that texas? >> ya, ya. the guy with the hair. the one direction hair. you all right? >> yup. >> were you bleeding. >> uh-huh. >> out of the nose? >> mouth. >> right there? >> looks good.

>> the girls think that's cool. ya? have you stepped up your game with the girls? >> no. >> no? okay. my name is tai, i i play center feel, i live in west philadelphia, i go to saint vin tent says. >> coach, common in here. >> how are you doing. >> reminds us who you? >> alex rice, coach of the taney dragons. >> about a thousand times i said how impressed i am with you. you really stay calm. what's the most important thing as coach when working with such young kids. >> keep them calm. keep them in the game. never let them get down, you know, know that, you know, there are 18 outs. they're always in the game. >> okay, the parade starts at 2:00. >> yep. >> now, have you practiced waiving? give me your waiving. don't worry about him. is it like this? >> are you on a bus? oh, this one is good. come here, lip i. >> we'll see you out in the parade route.

couldn't be prouder. >> what? >> did you? >> so concerned. hi, mom and dad, parent, over bearing parents, over here. over here. has anybody changed? i mean, there is a lot of publicity, famous now. >> same kids as whether we left five weeks ago. >> and follow us on instagram. >> how many followers on instagram? >> 10k. >> to up 10k? two weeks ago how many did you have? >> three, 600? >> see, they're famous. see you out there on the parade, starting at 2:00. back inside. >> thank you, mike. >> see you, hey, 9:21, still ahead, couple getting married, think don't want to pray a thing, so convincing complete strangers to shell out the dough for their big day. ms. harris: camden students face a lot of challenges

but they meet them with determination and drive. chanelle: teachers like ms. harris made me feel like i'm part of a team. not just on the basketball court. but in the classroom. ms. harris: chanelle is not just a star athlete. she is a star student. chanelle: i headed to clemson university where i can

combine my love of sports and learning- and maybe even win a championship. ms. harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams.

>> katie still out, there so starting to carve a person's face, into the back of that young man's >> yes. >> go fund me, in other words, you ask people in the general public around the world, help me fund something. give me some money. oh, there is another one i found, all designed to help you raise money for whatever you need in life. >> so usually like maybe you have an invention, like to get some money for it, get it going. but couple has taken this whole crowd thing to entirely new level. so this engaged couple, from florida, they're looking for corporate sponsors, to pay for their big exotic weddings, they've got their own website. sponsor our wedding. com. they say that they plan on getting married in thailand, little later this year, would like to go scuba diving. >> hole on.

let's say pepsi, she'll put pepsi logo on her gown? >> and put pepsi logo or whatever it is, yes, on his jacket there. >> what do they want to do? >> want to get married but in thailand, want it to be a big extravagant, you know, wedding, then afterward they would want to go scuba diving, elephant tracking, go river rafting, for like 11 days, like a long trip. so she, as you mentioned, will put the corporate logo on her dress. the groom will do the same thing on his tux. they would like to raise $30,000 in sponsorship. >> do you know where they are, what level they are now? >> we don't. >> we look that up. >> i can look it up. >> thirty grand. >> thirty grand. >> probably need more than that. doesn't it need more than that to do that. and also have to get people to actually look at these photos, you know what i mean? the company's not going to get any benefit. photos don't go viral. >> i'm an idiot. destination wedding? >> i don't know.

>> totally -- saved yourself a lot of money, mike. >> logo on anything? >> of course. >> how about if i put a logo right down in here? who would like to ties right here? >> why can't i put it on my train? that's not your train. >> okay. >> talking haircuts all morning long, quincy, how is it going on over on ogontz avenue? >> 6813 ogontz avenue. so pack, they're letting me cut herement i'm cutting hair. what grade a next,

hey, it is 9:31. you to have look fresh to go back to school. they are giving away free

haircuts until noon over at ogontz avenue. lets get over there quincy says he has been there so long he necessary how to cut hair. quincy? >> yes, i do necessity how, oh, listen, i will let you finish. how have you been. >> i'm doing good, how are you doing everybody out there. having a good time you are doing a real good job. >> thank you, i am talented. >> don't lack any confidence, do you. >> no, i don't. >> if you want a confident barber, come on down to pretty boys barber shop at 6813 ogontz avenue. bruce, the owner. you guys are cutting here until 12:00 noon giving out free cuts to people, kids under 17. >> yes, 17 and under for the rest of the the day. please come out, we are trying to give back as much as we can to the community. so this is one of the parts that we will do this year. please come out today, and just bring your young kids that are about to go back to school. >> this guy has his haircut. is what your name, desean.

>> what school. >> rhodes elementary. >> what grade. >> seventh grade. >> are you ready. are you focused. what do you want to be when you grow up. >> a cook. >> oh, we may have to put you to the test. we have kids all over the area. is what your name. >> garrett. >> what school do you go to. >> north west. >> are you ready what grade are you going in to. >> eighth. >> going in to eighth grade. about to go to high school are you ready. >> yes. >> about to get your haircut. >> yes. >> you saw us on the news to kay. >> yes. >> cool. we have another barber. are you as confident as the guy next to you. >> i'm as confident but not as vocal. >> not as cocky. is what your name, sir. >> eric. >> you have been giving haircuts all morning long, cutting until 12:00 noon. is what your name, sir. are you happy with your haircut. >> yes. >> what grade are you in. >> fifth. >> what school. >> pennypacker elementary. >> look at all of these people in here. so many people in here. guess what, we still have more hair, head to cut. i will be cutting, who? i will be cutting until 12.

are you okay with that. >> i'm definitely okay. you can start cutting right now. >> hold on, you have been giving me tips all morning. >> all right. all you have to do is go right around there, right there. >> um-hmm, yep. >> he is nervous. >> yeah. >> yeah, we're done. 6813 ogontz avenue pretty bow barber shop, get your haircut, about to get his started right now. >> yeah. >> say hi, mike. >> hi mike. >> hi kerry. >> hi. >> and taney dragons team is here. >> yes. >> everyone. >> hey, you are on tv. you are looking good on tv. >> not that you have in the been on tv before. >> you have been on national tv. >> yes. >> by the way if you don't have have time to get to ogontz after new is there another event on this sunday and people conduct ago this event are out front, there at fourth and market right outside there. kenny is still working on a

person's face, carving into that young man's head. >> working on his hair. >> yes, in fact, that young man is mikey cooper, he is on black list and other tv shows. he is a pretty good actor. let me get back to celebrity barber, kenny duncan and his team will in the only offer free haircuts for boys but they are teaming up with cindy lane. lets give a shot of cindy out there on the street for curls for girls. curls for girls, how about that. so split is, sunday august 31st this sunday at 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 808 west girard avenue, so get over there. guys look good. >> yes. >> pretty much so. >> yes. >> we will do this next tease here i'll run prompter you hold it up to your mouth, are you ready. >> no. >> okay. >> lets start with still ahead. >> still ahead the bestbergers in each philadelphia neighborhood, at pyt as the

best burgers and burgers and the rest of the winners next. i can't read. >> yes, you can. >> there is one of them. guess who makes that

welcome back everybody. that web site we talk about all the time, thriller.com says they have pick the best hamburgers in philadelphia. neighborhood by neighborhood. let's start in the fairmount section of the city. best burger goes to hickory lane bistro, caitlin. >> lucky last chance won for bestberg inner manayunk. >> let's slow down a little bit here. >> there we go now we see the picture. >> yes, that looks good. >> fried onions.

>> delicious. >> best burger in spring garden i have seen it but heard it is so good. >> yes, it is just. >> don't they just roast a pig there. >> alla spina is at 500, 600 block of north broad. >> yeah. >> olde city, our neighborhood, right around the corner that place is good, national mechanics. >> i have. >> are they yummy. >> oh, yeah. >> rittenhouse squares the best burger goes to rouge. >> people rave about the burgers there. >> you have probably had it 10,000 times, right. >> yes at 2:00 o'clock in the morning. >> i'm not a huge burger guy but they have a really good one. they make the top ten list of every hamburg are list in america. they were number one at one point like gq or something like that. >> what is it about it. >> it is reallies i too, it is just high quality meat. it has a bun that is fantastic. that is about it.

>> no big fixins. >> pyt does crispy cream doughnut. >> bacon. >> they are in the northern liberties neighborhood that was the shot going in to commercial break with the doughnut on top of it. >> whiskey. >> bam. >> i heard that too. >> so if you are not hungry after hearing all about those burgers, how about the best hamburger, in the entire city. >> what is it. >> according to another famous, magazine. >> zagot. >> yes, or whatever it is. >> also around the corner. nick's bacon burger over at nick's roast beef, you know, their bar and grill, olde city. they were name the best burger in all of philadelphia by zagot, whatever the heck it is and i have met the zagot family ten times and i can never remember how to say it. >> excuse me. >> okay. jen is still in allentown, at one of the best fares in the

world. >> we will dot great american high dive show is that the name of this. >> that will work you said, i'm climbing correctly so i might be recruited. >> all right. >> come on back after the break. it is kind of high up

okay but is the world record holder for high dive. and jen, who is afraid of heights, is climbing to the top of something that looks like electrical wires. >> yes, she is. >> there she is, hi jen. >> i am afraid have of heights. hi guys, how are you. >> say hello to my new pal, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are the current record holder for high dive, 172 feet. >> that is correct, seven time world record holder. >> that is insane. >> it is a high dive. >> you want people to come here to the allentown fare is what going on. >> we are doing the the most dangerous dive of our show and that is human torch fire dive. the man you see at pool side he is dressed in 100 percent pure cotton outfit. the cape they are putting over his back has been soak nothing high test gasoline. manny will make his way up to our first platform which is

2 meters high, height of the olympic diving heights and he has a welder striker. he will throw a spark on to that towel and he will light himself on fire and become totally engulf in flames. when he dives off of that platform into our pool he will be burning at 1500 degrees, fahrenheit before hitting the water. >> we literally told him he would do this 15 minutes ago. >> yes, it is a nice way to wake up in the morning. >> my goodness. >> is there never a problem. you have done this so many times. >> these are professional stunt man, professional high divers and we do this four or five, six times a day all summer long. >> do you mind if i'm holding on. >> he is ready to go right now. >> he is lit. you will see as he is standing there the fire will go and go and go and you can feel the heat down here right now. burn the the place up for us today, he turns around and new that flame is totally engulfed him.

he has to be careful so he doesn't get that fire in his face. he is really burn the house down today. there he is. they goes. >> oh, my gosh. >> ridiculous. >> thank you. >> for keeping us, so he helps him get out of the pool. >> we will help him because that outfit that he is wearing is about 70-pound and as you can see he, burned that cape completely off his body almost. >> and he can dive. >> go ahead and show us a 3-meter dive because, the show encompass's lieutenant of stuff. we open up with the fire dive but then we have springboarding and tower dive and finally to the show is a high dive from the top of our tower which is 80 feet into a pool that is about nine and a half feet of icy coal water. >> you can go now. >> show us the the dive. >> one and one half summer

salt, dropping in the pool real nice. as he hits that water he a has to roll over so's void striking the bottom of the pool and injuring himself. >> very shallow. >> it is very small when you are looking at it from 80 feet in the air it looks like a half dollar. >> my goodness, how it works, just three of you in this show. >> this is one of the smaller shows that we do this year. we did a little deal at allentown fair where we did a small show this year and we will column back next year with the larger show. but what we are doggies some of the more technical parts of our larger show, the high dive, fire dive, springboard and tower dive. >> it is ridiculous what you do. we can tell people, i always feel nervous. i was freaking out but in the about the climbing up but i asked you a thousand times what could go wrong. >> it is a fire deave. there is no illusions. he lights himself on fire and he does feel the heat.

he is 30 feet above us. we could feel heat down here. it is a are dangerous dive but once again these guys are professional divers and been doing this every day for years and year and year. >> keep kicking butt. >> i will. >> thank you. >> seriously, kid. >> okay. >> is there anything better than great allah even town fair. >> this pool looks so shallow that they could walk how deep is that. >> can they touch the bottom of the pool. >> they do often times we do when you are diving in the pool as many years as we have we can gauge it where we go right down to the bottom and push off to get out quicker. >> i saw that fire thing did you, i put it on my facebook page. he is like do you want to do it. >> she looked shocked, lighting herself up and not the smartest thing to do. >> we said lets talk to manny. >> you said yes. >> yes. >> crazy.

>> all right, jenny, good deal. >> in kidding. alex holley's debut here on good day. she's in town for a couple weeks now. mike has been showing her around, seeing the sites, learning her way around the delaware valley, getting ready to join the show. so to celebrate as we were mentioning we are taking the show next week. we will be in a different place each day kicking off the week labor day on monday on the boardwalk in wildwood. so come on out and join news wildwood next monday from 7:00 to 10:00. we will be located at the boardwalk and schillinger avenue as well. >> and then next tuesday we will be take it on the road right back here in olde city. we will be broadcasting live from independent mall, with some special guests. and the guests are the stars of the new movie, the maid runner. they will be with us, dylan o'brien, will poweller and kaya. >> they will come out and a hi. they will welcome alex as

well, our new member good yes. >> and then wednesday we will go to quakertown in bucks county heading up north of the city. rate there on the 300 block of broad street in quakertown. on thursday we will be broadcasting live from rodney square in wilmington delaware. >> next friday we will top it off with a huge eagles pep rally. we have to bring alex in here to xfinity live. south philadelphia we will have party there for our friday morning broadcast, stay tuned all week we will have more details on when and where but on the road all week from 7:00 to 10:00. her first week will not be sitting at this desk. >> it will be exciting and hopefully you can come out as well and meet her and rest of the crew, whole gang will be there. >> yes good it is in a us that has advanced 90's sitcom full house saying have mercy. >> tv guide reports a full house rebeauties in the works. this will thrill people for sure this she ran from 1987 to

1995. and one of the stars john stamos uncle jesse is said to be driving force behind the possible come back along with the original executive producer, candace cameron and bob sagget is all on board no word when it all comes back in life. >> he has been in and out of rehab. >> she really has. >> so, we will see. >> hopefully. >> math the math damon latest celebrity to accept the als ice bucket challenge but he used toilet water to address the lack of clean water in developing countries. >> keep in mind that the water in our toilets in the west is cleaner then water that mess people in the developing world has access too. as disgusting as this may seem, it will highlight the fact that thinks a big problem and together we can do something about it. i'm happy to take the challenge to help knock out als.

for more information about the clean water crisis and sanitation crisis please visit us at water.org. ben afflict and jimmy kimmel, this is for you. >> oh, yeah. >> and then nominated george clooney, tom brady and -- >> oh, yeah, george clooney, george clooney, my favorite musician bono. >> that is different and creative way to do it. >> hi, mike. >> we're getting there. we're almost done. we're carving someone's face in the back of mikey cooper's head, well, hair anyway, is that steve keeley. no. no. we will reveal, this portrait in about two minutes.

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lou fantastic. are you ready for the reveal, kenny. >> i am ready. >> he has carved a person's face mountain back have of milky coopers head. here we go. >> wow. >> caitlin, let's compare, it is our new family member on "good day philadelphia". >> that is right. >> alex holley. >> here we go. >> lets lot at comparison. >> that is pretty good. >> now is what the the white stuff, the eye balls. >> i have to tell you everything first. this weekend august 31st, we will be doing a haircut event. we will do ten kids or more. >> we will see you sunday. >> great job. >> okay. >> hi, alex. >> now, she will be in the back of your head the rest of the week.

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