>> he does now. >> there must be 150 tiles in his desk all balled up. we'll get a shot later. but look at this. so couple of giants fans are going to be in here sunday night making fun of the fact that the eagles have never won a superbowl. zero's they're holding up. believe it or not, drc is one of them. uh-huh, like he helped us out. we'll talk more about that. and what we're supposed to wear to sunday night's game. >> that's right. different color. >> different clotter. >> usual eagles green. >> that's right. >> hello, sue. >> good morning. >> we had dress code today apparently, all showed up in the orange and the black. how about big green nine for us today? i guess that's eagles green. because of the sunny skies and the seasonable temperatures, now, it will be cooler than yesterday. but yesterday was warmer than normal. so, there is bus stop buddy, in his flyers jersey. little sweater underneath. specially in the suburbs, where temperatures are in the 40's, to get started, in the city we're hearing 53 degrees,

sunrise happening at 7:05 in a few minutes, 9-mile per hour wind out of the west. 68 degrees, our high, later on today, just as sunny, but not as windy, as it was yesterday, and then, tonight, we're down to about 48 degrees in the city, even colder in the suburbs. so it will be indeed chilly night. but there are some changes in our weekend forecast, so stay tuned for that, in the seven day, coming up right now it is traffic time. this report starts out on route 30, eastbound, past reese ville road. we have reports of an accident out there around the downingtown area. in the accident on route 422, approaching trooper, the eastbound part of 422, well, thank goodness that's cleared up. but still slow going around there. the accident on the schuylkill westbound onramp from south street, that's cleared up, as women, but it is the schuylkill. so it is still slow. al next. >> 70:00; the ebola virus turns deadly in the united states. >> yep, and now another man is rushed to texas hospital, with ebola-like symptoms yesterday

afternoon. thomas dawn can died yesterday while receiving treatment in texas. his body will be cremated. dozens of people came in contact with duncan, will be monitored for 21 days. yesterday dallas sheriff deputy who went into an apartment where duncan stayed was taken to the hospital. so, doctors cents are testing sheriff michael for the virus. >> his son logan says his dad woke up with stomach pains and checked himself into the hospital as a precaution. >> one of the first responders there, he's in the apartment maybe half hour at. that will we were told by him and other federal officials that he didn't come in contact with duncan at all. he was at the hospital. >> duncan had been at the hospital four days before that deputy sheriff went into his apartment. well the apartment where he is visiting his fiancee. so doctors say, his chance of being infected with ebola, very minimal. so the beloved dog after nursing assistant infected with ebola in spain has been

euthanized. theresa romero, seen her with her pet, x caliber is the dog's name, became the first person in europe affected with the virus, seized the dog, euthanized it to much protest in her neighborhood. worried he would spread the virus, romero the nurse remains in stable condition in that madrid hospital. >> and here at home, ems companies are reviewing protocol to make sure they're prepared for whatever may come our way. to fox 29 us a lauren johnson live at cooper university hospital in camden with this. good morning, lauren. >> hey, good morning to you, alex. so yesterday, convention kick off infectious disease convention over in philadelphia at the convention center. doctors cents from all over the country getting together put their heads together about public health challenges, such as ' bowl a but here across the bridge in camden, at cooper hospital, em some director rick hong says news of the first case of ebola diagnosed on american soil hits close to home for all of us. he says there is fear involved. but he and the rest of us have to trust the system in place.

cooper hospital is advising two dozen other agencies in jersey on how to best prepare for ebola patient. he space a person suspected of having ebola comes into the hospital, they are immediately placed in isolation. ems crews also on high alert in case they're transporting infected patients overall hong says they're not doing anything too different here. he says medical professionals should be reviewing their policies, procedures, education and awareness, most important right now. and other medical professionals, say geography is reason to be on high alert. >> in new jersey isn't a region -- it is an area where there are a lot of airports around us, people coming in every day. we foe for a fact when they get inside the country their temperatures are not being taken as of this time. my understanding is that's changing. so the concern is that we have a three week period now, where we haven't had heightened alert inside our airports, in new jersey, region where people come from west after, a

people that travel from europe, who may have come in contact. so, it is cents a concern. not as large in the south jersey region, as it is in north jersey or in the philadelphia area. but, i mean, we have a concern down here, as women. >> so starting saturday, five international airports, including three close to us, jfk and new york, dullos, dc, newark, liberty, will add extra layering of screening to catch travelers who may be caring that disease. mike, alex, it could be tough because of the 21 day incubation period. >> this will still be hard for doctors cents to track down. >> because duncan didn't -- the man who died, didn't have a fever when he came off that plane. he developed it later. if those five airports should cover 94% of anybody coming in from west africa. still 6%. >> all of this couches as federal officials about to launch new screening program for many passengers entering the us. >> let's get down to doug luzader over at dullos international in virginia, hi,

doug. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, this is one of those five airports being targeted here. if passengers are arriving from specific countries, in west africa, they will have to go through additional screening. travelers at us airports may be used to all kind of screening protocols already. but this will soon be the reality for some, kind of temperatures screenings already taking place overseas, to prevent the spread of ebola. us officials are targeting five airports, that they hope will account for the vast majority of travelers arriving from three countries in west africa. if any travelers are found to either have a fever, or have history of contact with ebola, then the on site centers for disease control and prevention public health officer, will further inched view that individual. >> these casino of precautions cents which include asking passengers about their health history, might have done

little good in the case of thomas eric duncan, who died yesterday in a texas hospital. he was the first person to be diagnosed here in the united states with ebola. having recently arrived from liberia. he was not showing symptoms as he passed through airports, and would likely not have had a fever at the time. his family members meantime remain in quarantine. and a texas sheriff's deputy who had served them with a court order, now being hospitalized himself with posse bowl a symptoms. >> they had not had contact with the patient. but family members, they had also been inside the apartment. >> we have unique capability, that nobody else has. >> and president obama at the pentagon talking about the military response in west africa. and the effort to stop ebola at its source. at its source, now, one thing to keep in mind here, not talking about direct flight from liberia to the united states. these are connections cents. so the department of homeland security has to figure out where these people have originated from, even if their

flight isn't necessarily coming from those three countries, in question, in west africa. and, you know, mike, i think i heard you mention this earlier, it is that incubation period. that's the real concern here. it is not that somebody steps off the plane and has a bad fever. it is cents that they have no symptom at all at that point. >> right. >> yet they still go onto infect. >> do you know if europe's airports are doing this yet? >> there have been some, some airports, in europe, that are doing this kind of screening. and of course we're seeing those kind of temperature guns being used also in countries in west africa like liberian where they are trying to stop it at the source. but just one layer of protection, no guarantee. >> try anything. >> many say one layer, i mean, they are saying this was an estimated 150 people a day will be affected by. >> this so not a whole mass group of people necessarily. >> not huge, no, 59% of them through just looking at five specific airports. but it is just one more thing that they're kind of throwing at the wall here, to try to

crackdown on. >> yes, it is difficult. doug, we'll check with you tomorrow. check with philadelphia international airport about 6,000 people come in on international flights every day in the philly international. no direct flights west after, a but you can get of course from west africa, but have to go through europe normally, paris, brussels, london, main airports, because that's where us air and america, famed airline now. they come in. so could you get here from west after cam just got to stop in one of the european airports, but we're in the going to have the temperature guns here. >> wonder if they'll expands it, though in the future? >> might have to. >> beyond those five airports? >> 7:09. >> police are trying to figure out who wrote racist slur overnight on high school in center sit. >> i yes, the graffiti found on halahan catholic girls high school on north 19th street. crews have already removed the slur from the building, police are looking at surveillance video, to see if they can track down who did it. school will be open as scheduled this morning. and, skyfox over the scene

after deadly fire in media. the fire broke out at the elwyn development center around 9:30 last night. dozen every people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate. one person died, two others injured, the cause of this fire, though, still un investigation. convening this morning in the case, began deliberating yesterday, on trial for killing a baby, and her grandmother. >> boy, what a horrible case we've been following for quite a while. steve keeley live outside the courthouse, i was casino of surprised the verdict didn't come down before they left last night. >> reporter: you're probably surprised guy represented himself, reminding everybody of the old saying from 200 years ago this year, back in 1814, henry ket who wrote in the flowers of wit, every man who is his own lawyer has cents a fool for a client. trying to dispel the old proverb, man on trial for murdering ten month old baby girl and her grandmother two years ago this month, where a jury comes back to deliberate

here for day two this morning, and what may have seemed like sad but simple open and shut case to anybody following this, this one shows that criminal trials are often not so quick and easy to decide for those who get more than the quick little minute second updates that we're doing on tv and radio. but see, here, all of the evidence, and every witness, and that is the jury. also, on their minds, heavily for sure, is a man's life. because this is potential death penalty case. >> this is very serious case. and i think it is an indication that the jersey looking at the evidence carefully, and going through, that and we would expect that in this type of case. >> jersey pretty tough business. but i think it will be a matter that's going to have to be resolved one way or the other. i think there will be some interesting arguments, about this case. >> and, so mike, you and everybody else probably surprised because it is rare that jurist also go beyond the dinner hour, to deliberate.

usually, they give some indication that they're close, and that's why they don't go home and restart the next day. but, as a man without a law agree, or any legal experience decided to represent himself, obviously has give then jury something more than open and shut case, to think about, six hours and counting now. >> yes. fool for a client and fool for being the lawyer. absolutely right. 7:12. thank you, steve. pennsylvania governor tom corbett and challenger tom wolf went head-to-head in a final debate. >> two candidates taking on wide range of issues including taxes, and pay equity and education. listen. >> reporter: when he says 14,000, or 27,000 teachers were laid off, 14,000 of those occurred in the prior administration. today, if you look at state spending, money from the taxpayers of pennsylvania, we're at the highest level ever in the history of pennsylvania. >> governor corbett does not want to take responsibility for making the cut for setting priorities that would cut funding for education. yes, funding was cut from the

federal government. but that doesn't really keep leader from making tough decisions cents. the responsible was tough budget. the responsible was his. responsibility for setting priority was his. and the fact we're still down in the classroom -- >> so far wolf is leading in the polls as much by 17 points. got month to go. but both candidates will be getting a big push by two presidential hope fills. former secretary every state, hillary clinton, will be in our city today stomping for wolf, while new jersey governor chris christie, come across the river supporting tom corbett. and here we go again, off duty police officer, fatally shoots a 18 year old during a chase in st. louis. bridges up ferguson, doesn't it, sparking loud protests cents in the area. according to officials, the officer noticed three african-american men in the street who ran away when they spotted the officer. he chased after the man. he believed was caring a

weapon. there was an altercation between the two. and the man fired at least three shots at the officer. that's what they're reporting. the officer returned fire hitting him killing him. the officer was cents not hurt. a crowd gathered immediately to protest and damaged a police car, but no one was arrested. and, a clash continues istanbul. protest calling for government action against isis on their border with syria. >> protesters throwing molotov cocktails at police setting armor police vehicle on fire. see it there. one mask man fired live ammunition into the air. police responded to the violence with tear gas. the protesters are demanding turkey offer more hope to kurdish forces, struggling to hold onto cabani as syrian town near the turkish bordered. >> would wore fed isis does take it over, could be slut you are almost 10,000 people. questions surrounding north korea kim junk aoun's health as many wondering, if his sister, his younger sister, who is only in her early to's;

running the whole country. according to the global post, it is cents believed his sister, kim yo jong, managing country ace pairs. dictator has not made public persons since september the third. prior to that seen walking with a limp. big anniversary that he showed up to last year, that happens tomorrow in for the korea if he doesn't show up at that, people will even wonder if essay life. >> a loft questions. >> time for sue, the wetter. >> did you notice, this was chillier morning? >> yes, it is cents. >> than it was yesterday. yes, in the 40's, and in the case of the 30's this morning, so north and west of the city, do you have wear heavier jacket than you wore on wednesday. for us, we're at 53 degrees here in philadelphia, doylestown has 45. 43 degrees in limerick. forty-five in chester. and down in atlantic city there is 50 degrees, 63 cape may, but only 45 degrees a chilly morning in millville, new jersey, so, here, is what's going on. there is the cold front that

came through in the overnight hours yesterday. cooler air, has cents moved in. skies clear. it will really and beautiful day. but watching this low pressure system in the middle of the country l slide down along the front, move up toward us. that will start tomorrow, with some clouds, in the morning, and then in the afternoon, right around 1:00, maybe even before that, we will start to see some showers in the morning we might have some drizzle, in advance of that weather system. but by 4:00 the rain starting to get little heavier. it will be a messy evening rush hour friday. friday's are always bad. >> this one will be a mess. overnight still some rain. saturday morning, still some rain. in fact, some thunderstorms possible early saturday morning, by 8:00 it is still raining pretty heavily. but don't rule out saturday, just postpone your plans, if you can, until maybe after 12:00 noon. it does look like it will clear out after that. and it looks right now like the daytime hours of sunday will be okay.

isolated shower is possing else game against the giants, 61 degrees at game time. otherwise cloudy, cool, and temperatures will drop through the 50's, during the game. so, that takes care of sunday. let's talk about the temple game saturday. we'll have some showers in the morning, but dry in the afternoon, for columbus day, if you have that holiday on monday, there is a slight chance of shower, but we start to get little milder with high of 70 degrees. and milder still on tuesday, of next week. so today, sunny, cooler than yesterday, high of 68. that's your weather authority forecast. we will get start wad accident. it is -- tell me where we r this looks like the schuylkill expressway at belmont avenue. we're in buckingham. that is a look at how crowded it is on the schuylkill. it is the morning. it is crowded. now buckingham, cold spring, creamery road between burt house road and church school

road, we have crew on the way to the scene of this accident here. it reportedly involves a school bus no worcester, skippack at berks road, there is cents an accident there. >> another school bus accident? sue? >> apparently so. >> a lot recently. we all have our orange on, that's because the flyers play home opener tonight at the wells fargo center when they host the new jersey devils. the flyers will try again to get their first win of the year. after a tough loss last night in boston. >> i thought they had it. >> we were watching that. >> flyers and bruins were tied at one, late in the third period, until boston scored with under two minutes remain, i guess 1:51. brewers held on to win the game two to one. but you can't win them all, right? they play again tonight. those devils. the eagles want you to wear your black on sunday. we will have big black out sunday night when we take on the giants. the team is calling it black sunday. it will be dark, night game, everybody in the stands wearing black, players will be wearing all black uniforms, the tops and bottoms would be

black. hoping the fans will do the same. black from head to tow. i might even wear black hat. >> black sunday. got to win that game. team also announced that phillies own boyz ii men will perform at half time of the game against new york sunday night. boyz ii men's new albumn collide. as we collide with the giants comes out on october the 21st. so we got to thinking, alex, in honor of boyz ii men playing at the linc sunday, we want to know who is your favorite philadelphia artist or group of all time. just tweet us with the hashtag fox 29 good day so we can see your response. also tell you ours. >> long long list to chooses from. >> everyone's from fill. >> i from way back in the day to now. so keep your favorites coming, okay? doses this make you mad? so do you see this do you have us giants fan dressed in eagles uniform, with superbowl's zero on the back, rubbing it in we've never won

a superbowl, last championship was 1960, alex. so look who it is putting up a zero with his hand. dominick rogers, former eagle. never helped us get to the superbowl. so now their coach is flipping mad. >> yes? >> you don't want to give, you know, what they call the lockerroom stuff posters up, no more incentive, you know, for the eagles to be mad at them. and the eagles fans to be mad. but that's just rude. >> it is. i can't believe he would do that. >> outrage. it is an outrage. i hope he's at the game, that fan. 7:20 now, the fall out continues for steven collins. man, this is getting messy. the former seventh heaven ache tore losing gigs right and left the movie he was cut from, tv show he got cut from last week, what his wife is now accused of doing. >> quite the fashion statement

watch she said she wears with

>> sending in your favorites, hall and oats, of course, keep them coming. pink, yes, individual artists you can count, doesn't have to be a group. >> so either or, we'll take it. 7:24, more trouble for seventh heaven star chris collins. >> chris murphy joins us with the details. >> thank you, sort of said it, ugh. these details come out justice cussing, problems for steven collins started when "tmz" released admitting to child molestation, now that tape may have cost him spot on popular show. yes, former seventh heaven star will not be appearing in upcoming episode of scandal. confirmed he's been pulledment actor appeared in season two of the show. he starred as reporter read wallace. this is the second gig steven has been let go of following the allegations, released from the sea quill ted two, audio

came to light, by "tmz", that audio released by a lawyer for the 67 year old actor, told the website that collins' estranged wife tried to blackmail him with that tape. lawyer says extortion attempts were ignored, she tried to find others who may have been interested in it. collins us a lawyer says can he not comment on the tapes. much more coming out by way of published articles about this, saying, grant says that collins had admitted to her that he fantasized about having an incest too us relationship if in fact their daughter -- >> oh, it is getting worse, accused of doing this 40 years ago, right. >> well, yes. and there are i shall theus came to light evidently about himself exposing himself to under age girls, in new york state. just gross. >> this divorce thing is worth $40 million. >> yes. >> and both fighting over

money. >> yes. oh, boy. all right, i thank you, i think? >> i know. >> 7:26 almost. well, as you know, doctors cents from all over the country have come to philadelphia. we got lucky here with this giant convention. i think was planned for months. they're all here discussing this ebola outbreak. lucky to have him here. one of the doctors works at emory hospital where the ebola, one ebola patient, couple, first brought for treatment. remember that in atlanta? he's here in studio right now, and again, we're lucky that he's in philadelphia. >> and, jenn fred is helping you get ready for halloween, with some costumes. oh, hey, wonder woman. >> yes, i didn't have to dress up. if you know what i mean. because this is my regular outfit. because joey had to dress up. joe is he not -- looking good. okay, getting you ready, and also going to talk on serious note about some of the things that you might not know what your kids are doing. doesn't make sense now but will after we tell but it, seriously, i look good.

>> as the ambulance goes cents from frisco, texas, to hospital in dallas yesterday afternoon, mr. duncan died yesterday morning in dallas, doctors cents from all over the country have come to philadelphia. to a convention five years in the making, lucky to have them here, and the discussion about

the ebola outbreak. one of those doctors works at emory hospital in atlanta. where ebola patients were first brought to the united states. he joins us in just a few minutes. you may have graduated from college, but do you need an agree in love, or a mrs agree? some of the worse people to take out on a date are alum my from our area. we will tell you which schools made that list. >> oh, no. and popular outfit choice for teen girls banned from one school legs action are so out, girls. but it is how the school told the girls that has some people very upset this morning, it is exactly 7:30. >> i like leggings. >> i do, too. why would they ban them? >> then maybe they're too tight? >> nobody talking to bus stop buddy, they're happy he's flyered up, with the flyers jersey on, no legs action, just just cackies. forty's, 50's, cooler start this morning, than it was

yesterday at this time. weather by the numbers though nine, because even though it is cooler, it is perfect for october the ninth today. seasonable temperatures, plenty of sunshine, not as windy as it was cents yesterday. we have a 9-mile per hour winds out of the west right now, plenty of sunshine, 53 degrees, sunrise happened at 7:05, so, 68 degrees is our high today. breezes i, cooler than yesterday, not as winnie, and 48 degrees tonight, with just a few clouds. so that's a look at your weather. traffic not so good. in fact, we have skyfox over the story. we told but last time, it is happening in bunks county, right now, what happened was it was a paratransit bus, not a school bus, that was involved in a accident, with the horse, that's right, paratransit bus and horse, it happened on cold spring creamery road, this is in doylestown, you see the bus has cents now been hooked up to a tow truck, so they're in the process of get that bus out of there. several injuries we believe have been reported, we'll have

much more on this story coming up. that's the latest this, again, in doylestown, creamery road. that's a look at your traffic, guys. >> what a mess. >> 7:32, talking about it all morning, the ebola virus turns deadly in the united states, thomas duncan died yesterday morning while receiving treatment in texas. >> and see what happened yesterday afternoon, dallas sheriff's deputy who went into the apartment where duncan was visiting with friends, and his fiancee, he's in the hospital, as precaution, well, joining us right now, doctor craig smith, member of the infectious diseases cents society of america. they're rapid communications cents task force, again like we mentioned, five years ago they planned this infectious disease convention for philadelphia. lucky to have you. >> thank you. >> so live in atlanta? >> yes. >> work for the cdc? >> no. >> that's where the cdc is in connection with emory. >> let's talk about we realize the man from liberia died yesterday. and then in the afternoon somebody who went into his

apartment, sheriff's deputy says oh, i'm feeling kind of ill. >> he wasn't wearing protective gear. >> when he went in the apartment which is kinds of surprising. >> that is surprising, i mean, the original apartment has already been cleaned by the maas mat team, shouldn't be any risk in the originalment apartment, but any exposure, this is high mortality disease, and it presents as flu symptoms. if one person walked in the middle of flu outbreak, you wouldn't be able to at the time the difference. >> walking in, listen, we have to quarantine you in case, you know, got upset or something, they had police officers with him. so if he goes in to this apartment, now, duncan, the man who died yesterday, has cents been out of the apartment for four days, right? so come back here for a second. if this sheriff's deputy goes in there, simply touches surfaces, he can't get it, would he? >> that would be very strange, these cyrus cents, simple vie advises, just to stay alive on the surface for days and days

within unusual. >> how long does it normally last, snores. >> probably hours, 24 hours, something like that, until the secretions cents dry out and the virus dries out and dice. >> because we are talking about sweating, vomiting may possibly have been there? >> those are the things that would take longer because they're thicker and don't dry out as much. but not like something like we talk about staff infection. a lot of those will stay on the surface for weeks. virus also very short. and they're easy to kill, usually with disinfectant. >> seems like this guy doesn't have it, but wanted to be sure he got checked out. let's talk about the airports now, can you stop it by simply going, taking little gun, pointing it to up your head, taking your temperature? >> well, interesting thing is the incubation period about a week. so if you get on the plane, in africa, and you don't have a fever, then you get off in atlanta, and that 24 hours or whatever, you supply developed a fever. so i think you need both screenings. that's what they've done. >> but could you have landed in at lan tax left the airport, an hour later get a

fever? >> right. that's always a problem. but what they do, if the custom places are 94% of the africans arrive in the united states, is where they're doing exit exams. now, after that, also given a paper saying this is the disease, watch out for the symptoms. if you go to the doctor, give him this piece of paper, remind anybody that you've been to africa, or you've been with someone who has been to africa. >> also getting contact information, too. >> absolutely. >> to touch base. >> registered in the books so if there is any question, then they can go find him very rapidly. >> so you have all of these experts just down the street here at the convention center absolutely. >> what are you talking about? what's the biggest fear there will be like ten cases, we got pan nick this country? >> probably the biggest, just the panic. because, you know there is virus has been known for 40 years not unknown virus, it has been contained in the past. what we didn't have is

vaccines or medicine because it was so short you didn't have time to fest for anything. >> nigeria has done good job every killing it. >> yes. >> let's do what they did. what about sending 3,000 of our troops over this try to kill it at its source. aren't they at risk when they come home. >> at risk being, but all sold remembers trained in biological chemical warfare. they shouldn't be at any more risk, they had the basic training. >> don't touch anybody. >> you don't touch anybody unless you're already, you know, controlled, it looks leak the nurse in spain got in trouble when she took off her protective gear, she broke the protocol. so that as long as you follow the rules, you are okay. >> doctor, good to meet you. thank you, enjoy philadelphia. terminally ill woman taking her fate into her own hands, i know you know this story by now, but we haven't had time to get your opinion on it. she chose november 1st, to die. because she has this brain tumor that is out of control. would you do that? what do you think about this storey? would you ever

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>> delaware, lehigh valley, real dateable people in those areas? >> where go to school determines how good after date you will be. >> really? >> the date ring match making sites surveyed 1600 people to see which college alum my were most dateable, which ones were not. few from our area made bows of those list. >> princeton university came in ninth place on the least dateable side. >> that surprises me. you want a smart guy from princeton. right above it, eighth place, university of pennsylvania. >> so ya, they party but apparently brilliant, as we all know. >> rutgers university took third place, topping the list of least dateable universities, boston college in massachusetts. >> so forget basston. >> talk about dateable places never.

>> second place went to lehigh university. >> yahoo. >> right? then the university of delaware came in sixth place. colgate university took the top slot on the most dateable list. >> colgate? you got to be real smart to go to colgate, too. so that negates the other side where it says real smart people aren't very date job maybe they're awkward. >> colgate, very good school. maybe so. i don't know. >> i don't know, maybe they know they're so smart, they're all players, because they know how to play the game. >> rankings, little criteria, percentage of people who said yes to a second date. >> so maybe just like dating, they want to keep their options snow. >> options open. >> always good. >> exactly, just like you. 7:41, okay, apple, make a lot of money, just released new iphone six on the plus, flight but apparently that's not enough. the new announcement, another thing they made that they say you must have. >> and jenn fred helping you

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>> beautiful look over the pocono mountains. >> leave changing day today. today alex great day to that because we might get some rain over the weekend. we'll talk about that in a minute. first of all shout out to ryan and amy getting married in avalon this weekend. there they are. looking so young, and in love. ah. okay, so, congratulations cents to you guys. we have temperatures that are in the 40's, north and west of the city, 42 allentown, pottstown, 48 in reading, 53 degrees right now if philadelphia, plenty of sunshine, though, just feels a lot chillier than it did yet at this time. fifty in dover. fifty-seven in wildwood. let's go and look at how much cooler it is cents than it was yesterday. 16 degrees, cooler in pottstown, 9 degrees cooler in philadelphia, and a lot chillier, but this is more

seasonable, yesterday, was warmer than average, when we got to 75 degrees, cool air came in, behind the colds front, lasts night, night before last, i should say, low pressure system what we're watching with this rain in the midwest. as it heads our way for tomorrow. so, what time tomorrow? about 12, 1:00 when we might start to get some serious rain, could have some drizzle though in the morning, 4:00 in the afternoon, 7:00 at night, rain still with us, in the overnight hours, it is still raining, and this one will take a while to get through, kind of from southwest to northeast, so, by the overnight hours, it is still raining pretty heavily now here is the deal. by 8:00 in the morning, it is starting to mover out from west to east. so by lunchtime, you may just have some drizzle or some left over showers, and maybe even little bit of sunshine north and west of the city. by sunday, though, it should at least start out dry for sunday night for the eagles game, an isolated shower isn't out of the question, otherwise

cloudy, cool, start the game with 61 degrees, at 8:30, but temperatures will fall through the 50's, and it will be pretty chilly out there. but it is october, you are used to that. your columbus day holiday is on monday, chance of a shower then. but also little bit milder, by tuesday, we are in the mid 70s, but enjoy today, it is a nine out of ten, with high of 68 degrees. that's your weather, okay, we get back to this problem in buckingham, up in bucks county, cold creamery road between burnt house road and church school road, major accident, this involved a bus, a paratransit bus and horse. the road is closed. your alternates are lance ville road and mechanicsville road. next springfield, east springfield road near bishop avenue. we have an accident there. this is the delaware county springfield, by the way, an accident involving a bus there. and in huntington valley, red lion road at dale road, a dent there, as well. alex?

>> thank you, sue. you know, halloween just few weeks away, so kids getting ready to pick their costumes, big deal, big decision. >> jen had pretty good idea. helping everyone through this excitement here. the psychologist, different outfits, they pick. >> big thank you for being here this morning, amazing, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so we have some of these outfits, i mean, we could do halloween 2014, couldn't do it without the worlds' queen. >> that would be number one off the shelf seller. >> one step ahead, so also hi, we have hockey player, home opener tonight yahoo. and then some other hot once, of course, ninja turtles, then even the classics, still sticking around. >> sure ' on tv, buddy, you're good.

>> see you guys in a little bit, right, minions, you've been awesome. we talk about that, these are some of the hot costumes. but on more serious note, that's why i am -- there is a costume that's very popular. and, first, minds craft also very hot. >> very. >> a lot of parents love it it is like leggos in the form of video game, uses their brain. but slender man, picture that far costume, can come into, it is cents all computer stuff, and that might not be the best costume to have your kid wearing. >> a lot of controversy around that costume. i went to the costume shop, line you guys sell t they all set t when i was at spirit halloween they say they make sure the parents know what the costume is becomes and there are some stipulation that is go along with it, opportunities where your child might get in trouble, because it is just, you know -- >> bad feature, it is people describe it as like negative

negative on the internet, linked to a very, very awful crime because girls -- but a lot happened with the scary movies. >> for me in my house there will be no scary. >> twelve, 13, they don't want to be there is they don't want to be hockey player. they do want to be something scary and gory but going to school but what's your advice? >> moms just don't do it. >> but a lot of times do you even know exactly what your kids will wear. because they go out get being, you have no idea, and slender man running around your neighborhood, mouse just cool costume. but yet some parents get scared and freaked from it. >> and mine craft has a sword but not that bad. so the bottom line is ask your kids what the heck they're doing and wear the costumes comes from. because in the worlds of social media, and video games, we don't know about the different characters, and where they're coming from, quite frankly. >> the ones we know we knowment like the minions. but some of these blow up

suits, they're really hot right now. so skin ones, one of the top seller. >> okay. so, now, we've got the negative, not negative, but like the serious business out of the way. we will do some dyi stuff. that's hot. again, if you don't get to the store in time, and get some of these hot costumes, you might have to make it yourself. >> good luck with that. >> all right, so at 8:45, we will continue having fun. raise your hand if you're having the best day of your life. thank you. guys? >> well, we always made our own, so i look forward to the next hour. >> so cute. i love the minions. >> minions are the best, so is elsa. >> animals at the san diego zoo are getting into the fall spirit. >> seems like the pumpkin craze is expanding, zoo keepers there are dishing out some pumpkins treats to the animals. >> monkeys and otters like to snack on pumpkins with peanut butter and get this hallowed

out gourds with fish inside. i don't think we'll be seeing those in menus around here. some of the monkeys just like to play with their food. zoo officials say handing the treats to the animals gives them the opportunity to exercise. >> plus they can't get into the pumpkins, so they just have to roll t oh, well, somebody cut that one open for them, please. first lady makes quite the fashion statement. what michelle obama says she wears with pride. >> in the old city see port festival kicks off this friday, but quincy out there, titanic, what's this? he's getting a preview today. >> yes, i'm the king, and did you know, the theme of the festival is pirates? who is going to be a pirate? >> you are. >> this guy. ya. i'm transforming.

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>> before pictures that far guy? i don't know. >> and might have been the after. >> yes. >> might want his money back. >> when you think of philadelphia food, one of the first things that comes to mind is of course a cheese steak. >> one of the best sandwiches in existence, well the city famous for them, and other mouth watering sandwiches. but, may be more fattening than other foods. >> a study in the journal of the academy of nutrition and diet finds sandwich eaters consume more calories and sodium on average compared to people who don't eat sandwiches. how much more? we're talking 300 extra calories a day. and an extra 600 milligrams of sodium, philadelphia's not the only sit that i loves sandwiches, though, a whopping 49% of americans say eat at least one sandwich a day. >> i think there are more, many more calories in a

sandwich than it is hid friend your eye. >> 17,000 burger, first we have to say that. >> excuse me? >> 1,700-dollar burger, and it is created by a london chef. shear's what you get. kobe beef minutessed when zealand venison, made with canadian lobster periods in iran jane salve ron. also, caviar, and hickory smoked duck egg. and it is topped with edible gold leave. the burger part of publicity stunt by groupon. they're celebrating 5 million food and drink voucher. mean it doesn't exist? >> women -- >> look at that burger, though. >> if you're willing to pay the 1700, first every all should be deported and then probably make for you. >> yes, i would make a burger

if he want to pay $2,000 for it. >> heck ya. let's take up collection. let's get on go funds it for a sandwich. >> go fun me? yes. >> or go fun me, whatever it is good day october the ninth, 2014. let you do it. >> live from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". we have new developments this morning, and in the ebola outbreak. so what are health officials doing about it? closer to home here how local ems work remembers getting ready if the outbreak in africa happens to come our way. >> plus, a terminally ill woman is choosing when and how to end her life. by now, you know her story. why she hopes lawmakers will make it possible for others to do the same. we need your opinion on this. would you do what she is doing? choosing the date of your death? >> and a high school imposes new dress code banning leggings to enforce their point. they made the student body

watch a movie. what film do you suppose they use to drive the point home about legs action? plus, we want to know your favorite philadelphia music group. it can be an individual t can be an actual group. they can be from way back in the day or somebody current. obvious hall and oats, maybe teddy. >> all the gamble and huff. >> yes. >> will smith, for goodness sake. >> that's right. >> there is pink, all kinds -- everybody's from fill. >> i al martino. >> boyz ii men, mario long is a. >> we want to see who you like. >> bobby rydel. >> the list keeps coming. >> billy paul. >> that's right. >> favian. >> favian. stop! >> you get the identify me? >> just as bright and sunny as yesterday but cooler. >> yesterday was ideal day for me. >> i took a walk. i loved it. 57 degrees, well, cooler but more like it is supposed to be on october 9th.

so, oh, waiting for the number, dadada. nine. >> nine! >> just about perfect for this time of year. bit on the breezy side, i think we can handle. that will bus stop buddy flyered up today with sunshine, and temperatures that are cooler than yesterday. so, maybe just little sweater under that jersey. 54 degrees right now with westerly wind at 7 miles an hour, 62% relative humidity, high today, 68. remember i said yesterday was 75? you get the idea. it is cents cooler but not as windy. we had 35-mile per hour winds gust yesterday. 36 miles an hour, so, things have calmed down at least little bit. then tonight, we're down to about 48 in the city, even chillier in the suburbs. and that takes care of your thursday forecast. now, we go back in traffic to bucks county, buckingham, cold creamery road between burnt house hill road and church school road. a major accident there is involved a bus, and a horse, so the road is closed, for

now, and your alternates to get around it are lance ville road and mechanicsville road also. i95 southbound, at the 320 exit, there is an accident that is on the right hand shoulder. things are pretty slow through that area. on route one northbound, at whitaker avenue, reports after accident there. and finally in king of prussia, control end road at brooks road, also, an accident there. so, a lot of sun glare. >> sue, have you ever done a traffic report involving a word horse? >> no. this, i think this is the first. >> first one. >> after all these years. >> 8:02. police are trying to figure out who wrote arrays is slur overnight on a high school in center city. the graffiti found on halahan catholic girls high school on north 19th street. crews have already removed the slew from the building. police looking at surveillance video. i bet they can find out who did this from that video. hopefully they have it. >> the jury reconvenes this

morning, jurors broke for the night after deliberating after nearly four hours, 26 year old charged with killing ten month olds girl and her mother. >> well, watch for this today. traffic might get heavy. former secretary every state hillary clinton will be in philadelphia today. secretary clinton will headline a women for wolf grass roots event in support of pennsylvania democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. the event will be held at the national constitution center, just block away from us, wolf is challenging incumbent tom corbett, the reelection coming up very soon. and by the way, on the other side, governor christie's coming across the river to support tom corbett. the ebola virus turns deadly in the united states. you know this by now. >> now another man returned with ebola like symptoms. thomas air duncan died yesterday while receiving treatment in texas, his body will be cremated. dozens of people who came in contact with duncan will be monitored for 21 days. yesterday dallas sheriff

deputy who went into apartment where duncan stayed was taken to the hospital. he is being tested for the virus, but doctors say, at this point, histories being is minimal. >> just want to throw this piece of paper out of the new york post, this is him arriving at dfw and hugging, you know, one. people he came to visit. so, i mean, they are still very concerned about the contact, even though they're sad they lost their friend. >> so back here at home, like the folks ems workers in frisco, texas had to deal with yesterday, ems companies reviewing protocols to make sure they're peeped if this happens to come to our area. >> to lauren johnson live with the latest on this. >> reporter: alex, mike, good morning to you. so doctors from all over the country right her if philadelphia right now foreign next us disease conference. here across the bridge in camden, at the hospital, cooper hospital, ems director rick hon hunk s said the first case every ebola on american soil hits close to home for all of us. he said there are fees

involved -- fear involved. have to trust the system. advising two other dozen agencies in new jersey how to best prepare for ebola patient. he said if a person suspect the of having ebola comes into the hospital, they're immediately place in the isolation. ems crews are also on high alert, in case they're transport ago infected patient. overall, hong says they're not doing anything too different here. medical professionals should just be reviewing their policies, procedures, education and awareness are most important right now, in asking the right questions. >> first questions that we ask, have they had any travel outside the us, in particular, west africa. >> if we are concerned a person's at risk for ' bowl, a then the person should bewaring a mask and brought into designated isolation room. >> well, doctors say hardest part of the possible outbreak right now being able to differ ain't ate ebola symptoms from those of the flu including fever, headache pages, they

don't even know they're sick. >> for sure. good point, lauren. 8:05, breaking news aling. >> in delaware county, skyfox is live over ogden, pennsylvania, where one has died from falling from a bucket truck. happened just short time ago on the 400 block of keenan drive. the worker fell about 50 feet to the ground. >> you can see the bucket truck right there. looks lick they are replacing light bulbs from the lights, you know, the street lights there. and fell out. >> looks like the street is shutdown. >> that's just tragic. more on that in just saint apple just released latest iphone as you know. now the company is about to announce they want to sell you something else. >> yes, went out for a.m. he will's next event on october 16th. take a look at t invitations simply reads it has been way too long. >> no it, hasn't. >> like ariled. yes, hasn't been that long. >> month ago. >> the company is expected to unveil its newest ipad with

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at the midwest, there is an area of some rain, that's going to move, casino of southwest, and then, yep, right up here to philadelphia, and that is scheduled to happen tomorrow. temperatures, though, right now, are chillier, 43 degrees in mount pocono, 47 in bethlehem and allentown, as you look at doylestown, it is 46 degrees, 52, though, bensalem. up to 54 in philadelphia. remember yesterday mid 60s, at this time, 49 degrees, in millville, 47 in bridgeton. so, our temperature trends, we've had our ups, downs, kind of still change of season, but look at yesterday, it was really was ideal, with 75 degrees, for high temperature, hope you didn't get used to it because we have the big chill today. 68 degrees, our high temperature today, and now, tomorrow, we will have some clouds, some showers, especially, late in the day, maybe some drizzle in the morning. saturday, showers in the morning, but we do expect some sunshine in the afternoon. temple game starts around noon. hopefully the rain will be on its way out by then.

sunday, we've got little bit of sun, a loft clouds so far, and chance of stray shower, at night, for the eagles game for the columbus day holiday, chance of a shower, as well. but slightly milder temperatures, and then, after cold front comes through, things will cool down for the middle of the week. but does look like we will be back in the 70s by the middle of next week. so, that's your weather authority forecast, now, for traffic, let's go back to buckingham, bucks county, and that problem we had with the paratransit bus and the horse, yes, happened at cold creamery road between burnt house hill road and church school road. big accident has this road closed, so your alternates are lance ville road and mechanicsville road. also, in southampton, route 206 at route 38, reports of an accident there, also, in bucks county, and on the route 42 freeway, southbound creek road disable vehicle on the right hands shoulder, tow truck on the scene, that one should be cleared up shortly. alex? >> do you know the name

brittany main adder, i bet you do by now. the whole country talking about this story. but we haven't had to get your opinion on what would you do if you were in brittany's place. >> probably saw this all over social media, facebook, terminally ill california woman taking her own fate into her hands. >> yes, she had had to move to the state of oregon, now sharing her story in hopes that law make letters make it possible for others around the country to dot same thing she has decided to do. >> ♪ >> going through your mind when you find out you have so little time. and everything that you need to say to everyone that you love. >> brittany hand been choose to go live her live the way she wants for the past 29 years. but now she is choose to go die the way she wants. >> so after getting married, is when i first started experiencing the headaches, and they were quite severe. and i didn't understand them because i had never had anything like that before in my life. right when i was diagnosed my

husband and i were actively trying torah family, which is heart breaking for us both. and then i was diagnosed this past year and was told anywhere from three, maybe five un to -- up to ten years to liver, 07 days post-op, i went in for another mri and was told i had a great change, they were looking and saying it looks like grade four, which is the worse, and most aggressive form of brain cancer. it went from having potentially years of time to being told i had like six months. >> brittany says letting this cancer kill her would be a difficult death. so she moved her family to oregon, a state where a death would dignity law allows a physician to prescribe a pill that brittany will take to end her life. >> i can't even tell you the amount of relief that it provides me to know that i don't have to die the way that it has been described to me that my brain tumor would take me. i don't wake up every day and look at it. it is cents in a safe spot.

and i know that it is there when need it. i plan to be surrounded by my immediate family, which is my husband and my mother and my stepfather and my best friend who is also a physician. and i will die upstairs, in my bedroom, that i share with my husband, with my mother and my husband by my side, and pass peacefully with some music that i like in the background. >> she is kind of brought me into this thing where now we have agreed meet and so i'm going to go a traveling adventure, kind of scared to go to, a lot of climbing, and but she said she would meet me there. and so damn it i'll go. >> my goodness. >> brittany has chosen november 1st as the day she will end her life. she is spending her limited

time advocating for death with dignity, love nationwide, and partnership with the non-profit compassion and choices cents. currently only five states authorize death with dig knit. >> i yes, in pennsylvania, we've been talking about it for years, senator reach says he introduce add bill every session since 2007 when he was in the house. never got passed. there is a current bill that was assigned to the judiciary committee on june 24th, 2013. senator reach's office says there is there has been no movement since then. well, joining us right now, doctor craig smith is back. he's in town for this infectious diseases convention over at the pennsylvania convention center it, has been planned for knife years, so lucky to have you in town. >> morning. >> want to get all of your opinions, too. what do you what brittany is doing? kerrey, want your opinion on this, too, alex and have i our opinion. let's just start with one word. for the four of us, kerrey, we start with you. would you do what brittany is doing?

>> boy, it is tough, really is tough to answer that question. i understand why she is doing it. but having not experienced what she is experiencing, medically, i don't know that i would. it is a terrifying step to take. i mean, listening to her mom talk, it will bring tears to your eyes because you can't fathom what she is going through. it is cents choking me up even to talk about it. >> i know. >> you imagine with your own kids, i don't know if it is something coy do. >> alex, would you? >> i feel the same kind of way. i feel like probably one of those situation action we have to be in it to really know what you would do. however, i just keep thinking, what if i took that pill, and i had a couple more days left with my family, like if i new i had -- if i'm feeling great and things doing well on november 1st, i don't know if i would on that day. i might probably wait until things start getting bad and then consider it. but if it means i have 24 more hours with my parents, my cousins, i don't know if i could do it. >> doctor smith you deal with patients dying all the time watch do you think? what would you do? >> it is a hard choice. and i would really for her

being courageous, you don't know quality and quantity. a lot of times we do chemotherapy, or whatever, thinking oh, we can give them that extra day, that extra month. but if she gets to a point where she can't control her bowels, and she can't think, or she can't take care of herself, which a lot of times can happen very fast, if she hemorrhage intoed a tumor she could be well one day and bad the next day. so that, you know, to live with dignity and then to die with dignity, i have to say that that's really a good thing. >> interesting. when she finally made the decision, she admits she got more calm. you know, and i think i would do what she is doing. but i think i would take alex's approach, too. when it got really bad i'll take the pill immediately. it is going to be so interesting, kerrey, on november 1st, i'm sure this will be a huge national story as is we watch november 1st get closer. what if she is still feeling great on the first? >> and the other thing, too, is that to try and imagine

laying down with your family around you, and put that pill in your mouth, the actual act of doing it, and knowing that is bringing your death, your imminent death, in a matter of hours, it is brave to be honest with you, to be able to have that kind of strength, and you mentioned, her almost serenity as she talks about it. she is very strong woman. she is described as full of life. i think her intentions are clearly to bring about minimal pain to her family and those around her. and of course herself, as well. but my gosh. >> kerrey, listen to there is the doctor we were talking in the commercial, her tumor is growing rapidly. >> yes. >> in a certain part of her brain. explain that. >> the frontal part of your brain is where a loft your discrimination and abstract thinking and memories, personalities are. and you can see where it is extended into the front part of her head. so that if i was her physician, and we were supporting this, i would just make sure that she was really

confident not being coerce the, and that she really did, informed consent, but also informed dis tent. >> if you deny therapy then i have to know that confidentially that you are awake enough and that you understanded the ramifications. >> and not your brain affecting your thinking? >> and not organic problem but truly you giving me an answer. >> that part of the brain where we make our decision? >> personality, members risks abstract thinking, right. >> so she needs to make this decision while she still has the ability to make it, coherently, you know, it would be interesting, too, thing about this, as well, if you look at some of the statistics, because she's not the first person who has had this pill prescribed to her, she said she keeps it with her, knows it is always close to her, but vast majority of people who do have that, they don't take it. >> they don't take it, it is last seconds. >> i think to take the pill, to put it on the calendar, i

would question little bit, to say november 1st. i like they carry the pill, when they get to the pill where they can't adapt, or do something, then you take the pill. >> i have heard others -- >> put it on calendar, little odd for me. >> thanks again, doctor. >> thanks for sticking around. you can learn more about brittany and death with dignity and compassion and choices on the brit if i fund.org website. we have posted link on our website at myfoxphilly.com. i'm sure fist action in the tri-state area be allowed to prescribe that pill? still to come. high school makes change to their test code. uses cents move toy drive home the point. which film do you think they use to talk to their

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one person on the beach there, atlantic city, having morning constitutional, i guess, nine out of ten, your number for the day. here's bus stop buddy with the shades. very bright out. and his flyers gear, home opener, is tonight, temperatures are in the four's, 50's, we've made it up to 54 degrees in the city. with 7-mile per hour wind. and we're headed to 68, now, that is cooler than yesterday, because yesterday we got to 75. breezy not as high as they

were yesterday. 36-mile per hour wind gust, at one point in philadelphia, yesterday. so, things have calmed down since then. tonight, few clouds, but chilly night, with low in the 40's, in the city, and even chillier in the suburbs. so that's your weather authority forecast. another look at traffic for you. as we go out to bucks county again, it is in buckingham, where this accident happened between paratransit bus and horse. so, it is burnt hill house road and church school road. that is where this happened, a long cold creamery road. inbetween those two roads. alternate, lands ville, mechanicsville. ninety-five northbound approaching cottman avenue, accident there, left lane blocked, the road is jammed with traffic. and next, the burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open for a boat crossing, that is happening shortly. so, take the betsy ross or another bridge, and on 422 eastbound, approaching route

29, an accident there, has the right lane blocked. mike? >> we got the eagles game against the giants sunday night, so you have the whole weekends friday, saturday, sunday, during the daylight hours to get lock up. old city the epi-center of entertainment in philadelphia, this weekend. >> a lot going on and quincy harris getting preview today. hey, there, q. hey, how are you guys doing. this is me trying to transform into a pirate. >> oh, there -- >> it is going to happen, yes. >> be feeling somebody before sunset. >> you need a bit of color still. you need -- >> oh, okay, i'll put this on. >> get him right over here. >> geez. >> that's good all right. >> so the festival going on, it starts tomorrow. it. >> it starts tomorrow. there will be a parade tomorrow evening, then saturday and sunday there will be tours of the tall ships, you can go sailing on the tall

ships there will be food trucks, goes going to be a pilot for the kids entertainment, so much to do, so many fun things. >> so you guys are transforming me into a pirate. >> yes. >> right now. >> i feel like slick rick with the one patch. >> you want a second patch we can get awe second patch. but it will be hard to walk around. >> okay. >> and then the final touch, final touch. here it is, here it is. >> okay. >> so, argh. i need my pirate socks? >> the lie, what are you going to put between your feet and your shoes? >> okay, so the festival starts tomorrow. can people actually common the boat? >> absolutely, tour the gazela which we are on right now, the aga mere wall, and what's the third boat? >> i forgot. but we'll capture it. >> oh, that's right. oh, the boats are going to be ours. >> now high rats, i can come see you guys all weaken longment i can bring the whole family? >> yes, absolutely. not only will we be doing

couple of shows, and great pirate battle to end the evening, but we will also be wandering around telling stories, telling jokes, taking prisoners. >> now, can you tell us a pirate joke? anyone have a pirate joke? >> yes. how much doses it cost for a pirate to get his ears peers in the. >> how much does it cost for a pirate to get his ears peers in the i don't know. >> it is a buccaneer. >> oh, argh. oh, man. >> and also cents a good price. >> and do you have a pirate joke? >> i have a pirate joke. what is a pirate's favorite ladder? >> come on, what's few rat's favorite letter? >> r. >> you think so but actual actually the c. >> oh, okay. that was a good one. >> well, guess what? next hour, i'll learn, you guys show me how to cast, cast a scale sale. >> yes, if we throw it over boards they won't be happen. >> i hoist the soul sale.

>> quincy of the caribbean. how do i look. >> we want to hear your argh. >> i can't even see. i can't even see. i don't know. >> okay, slick rick. >> i can't even see. get it? i can't even see. >> at the lost look like slick rick. we'll get back to him. old city festival sunday, right behind us here, coming up. actress jennifer garner speaking out about those pregnancy rumors. what she has to say about her bump.

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>> what school movie would help them ban certain arms every clothing? north dabbing comb coat, a high school, banning students from wearing yoga pants, skinny jeans, and legs cents. >> somewhat inspired from scenes from pretty woman. remember this? >> i didn't ask if it fit. i asked how much it was cents. >> how much is this, march me? >> it is cents very expensive. >> it is very expensive. >> look, i got money to spends in here. i don't think we have anything for you. you're obviously in the wrong place. please leave. >> well, it is fine. >> oh, wait, maybe getting a view? >> here we go. >> well, kind of little slut. >> i little bit. at cyst at any time principal at definitely's lake high school say they have they watched that clip from the movie than compared their

attire to julia roberts' character who is a prostitute, as you remember, school officials say the policy not meant to insult the girl. >> oh, no. >> but rather to stop them from distracting teachers and other students i guess the guys. >> excuse me, worried about distracting the teachers? >> interesting with the name of the high school, devils lake. >> it is the devils work those legs leggings, and yoga pants. okay, fine. >> marlie and me, and silver lining play book, just to name couple. >> this has been big film town for years. business insider magazine website compiled list of the most famous movie sets ever constructed in every state. >> we'll see what this is come one.

>> pennsylvania,. >> no surprise, rocky, takes place in pennsylvania. business insider looks at the states prominence in each movie and if it was also filmed in that location. >> clerks is the winner. if you haven't seen it, shot entirely black and white for about 30,000 bucks. grossed more than 30 million in delaware. >> most movie set so to speak, first weren't even set, shot in real locations. let's say movie locations cents. fight club when selecting the film's business insider. com also looked at lifetime gross on, talking money there critical acclaim, testimonials from their own staff at the magazine at a website. >> i liked fight club when i saw it. >> i did too. >> delaware. >> yes. okay. >> to jen on more hollow even

costumes. >> all about halloween, sometimes do you have make the clothes yourself. >> sometimes do you have make the clothes yourselves. i'm wonder fly. okay, joey, no, that's not. look at this, diy. it might and little advanced but we'll show you real cool diy. here with a team from creative juice. got to make it happen. seriously, i'm going home in this.

>> that's gigantic airplane getting ready to take off. think of all of the packages in there. dang. amaze to go me what fed ex they do every night. >> specially when you overnight something, i always wonder the process? and fed innings, goes cents to memphis, then flies all over the world, and on your desk the next day, weirds. all right, what time is it? 8:45. >> halloween just few weeks away, jen at preschool this morning getting everyone red. >> i let's make our own, jen? >> we can make our own. look at this thing. >> is this not the most beautiful thing?

>> good morning. >> joe is he here not only is joey our friends, she is your friends, as well. but joey is homemade challenged. right? so let's -- come on. look at this. this is something, you know, amazing company where you will make -- what's that, body paint? >> yes, and then the mass social security actually right over here. >> but you admit, this is something that is a little too advanced for us to make at home, correct? >> yes, little bit. but i can show you some dumb down versions. >> show us this. how many does this work? >> basically, okay, this is pretty easy. i shop at thrift stores, dollar stores all the time, i find craft to make other craft out of all the time. >> i like it. >> so basically, underneath here, if you can get a close up in there, these are halloween buckets, how appropriate. i just put some foam, in one bucket on top of the other,

wrapped it with black felt, put some embellish. on there. >> voila. lie particular a lot. carman miranda? >> this is again little bit more after upscale version that's falling apart, because it has been in a bin for several years. but this is also really easy. you can go to local craft store, finds some fruit of your liking, glittered or not. take a baseball cap. cup the rim off. glue the bee jesus out of it. get it all on there. >> so talk to us what you are wearing, you're obviously a spieder? >> i'm spieder. >> how did do you it? >> five minutes, ten minutes, basically, two pairs of leg innings, everything has some in their drawer. >> sure. >> not allowed in school any more. >> right. >> some ribbon, and a few safety pins. i safety pin them to the side. then i stuffed it with something we all have, paper towels. >> joey now making a liar out of me, as she continues to make her own costume in front

of our eyes. show off. talk to me about this jellyfish. >> real easy jellyfishment doesn't have to be white. just take any umbrella i just took ribbon, and seriously, just looped the ribbon through the wires on the umbrella, and voila. >> it doesn't matter what you wear underneath? >> no. >> and then mike jerrick says that this looks like a costume that i bought. but you actually made this. and you think other people can too? >> yes. hold on a second. i didn't think she would pull it off, now making me look -- (laughing). >> a shame she is so darn tall. can't get rid of her. >> basically, if you take this, you can take a sheet, old sheet, piece of fabric, draw butterfly or whatever pattern, dragon fly, beatle, whatever bug you want, cut off sleeves from old shirt. staple it on the top, put your

arms through, hoola hoops to stiffen up the edges, we use refrigeration tubing but that's little expensive but throw hula hoop in there, lift the sides up, safety pin it. >> this is ridiculous, clearly, shower scrub i. and did you think it would look this good? >> no, i didn't. >> and this is good stuff. i told you she wasn't much good at t that's the point. you can make your own stuff. people are doing it more and more. >> love it. >> mike jerrick, seriously? by the way, she also does masses ands. >> she does it all. >> once you figure out thousand do the loop it, looks complicated. >> bye. >> all right, thank you. coming up after jessica justin on good day. remember her from the help? she is on the cover of the new

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>> tonights the camden's children guards earn, starts about five, 6:00. the wine and/or kerr respect, benefit, though, that's the most important part, the camden's children garden, should be nice, about 65 degrees fosh that. this saturday, the pick as a superhero walk happening at the philadelphia zoo. it is going to happen rain or shine. here is a tweet from our friends there, advocates for children, here, in philadelphia. start off rainy, see sunshine by the end of the walk,

everything gets underway at 9:00. still have time to sign up and join us, and you can check my twitter, or you go can go to myfoxphilly.com, find out more about. that will all right, so, let's get to the weather right now. we have ultimate doppler, with nothing on it, but the rain that we're following, out in the midwest. that should arrive tomorrow. so, it will probably be in the afternoon, when that happens, we have clouds, and showers, in store, for tomorrow, into saturday morning hopefully over by the time the temple game begins. eagles game could see stray shower, but doesn't look like it will be too wet for that. columbus day holiday, hon monday, chance for shower, unsettled weekend but not wash out. keep that in mind. then we get to the mid 70s by the beginning of middle of next week. there is your seven day forecast, here is thursday morning traffic. and we start off in lower merion, montgomery avenue, at brook way road. an accident there, and also, that accident on 95 northbound approaching cottman, cleared

that up. but traffic still jammed around there anyway. route one northbound, whitaker avenue, that earlier accident, has cents cleared as well. >> half time of the eagles game, what's your favorite philly group? doesn't have to just and group t can be of the ace, person, anything. we want you to tell us, make sure to tweet us at hashtag fox 29 good day, and of course, we are going to reveal ours that's next.

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she plays her. >> really? >> yes. i did little bit of backgrounds work via sue serio. >> exactly. >> so we will talk about that. >> jennifer garner is talking about those pregnancy rumors. we're going to tell you what she has cents to say about her, quote unquote, bump. >> her bump. >> it is a lump, not a bump. >> she probably had a burger for dinner one night. pathetic. looking for something to do this weekend? old city philadelphia, the oldest neighborhood in the entire city gearing up for the first ever old city fest. how you can be a part of it. >> about time, ladies and gentlemen, old city has its own festival. always a lot going on in old city. what's that lady wearing? gladiator attire? >> could be. >> that's seen a. >> the plastering we just saw, we have to investigate later. >> what was it? >> hum