>> a passenger, arrives to nuclear, and taken to a hospital. arrived with symptoms. went through the enhance the screening procedure now in effect. back in school. back on the hunt. steve? >> rain is probably helping eric frein, after yesterday frein thought to be seen twice close to the schools out here, back open today, as you say, and with lots of police patrolling around them, all morning, since we've been here, giving moms, dads, kids, hopefully sense of safety as they come back, and maybe giving frein a sense that they're not letting up at all, now, in week six, day 41, mike? >> so you know, you know, you're a hero, right. >> i wouldn't consider myself that. i'm just regular.

>> you're not regular by any means. he ran into a burning building, saving three children, how he sprung into action, at soon as he saw that fire. >> hey, mo'ne? >> this summer was the best summer of my young life. >> you got that right. she is going to see the usa in her chevrolet. ya, has a national commercial. way to go, mo'ne. i met her last night. >> you didn't. >> i yes, did i. >> how is she doing? >> great. she had beautiful dress on, looking just fantastic. welcome everybody. hi, alex. >> hello. >> 7:01, we have little quiz to start the show off with here today. you know, certain people make it top of their protest, top their crafter. without one philadelphia and, that you will meet today on our show, this moment probably wouldn't have happened.

>> neither would boys in the hood, romeo must die, best man holiday, this man has already received the key to the sit of philadelphia, but his biggest honor, appearance on good day philadelphia coming up. start guessing who he is. >> here we go, alex. >> all right, sue. well, just a five today, alex. blah. it is kind of blah out there, even if it is not raining where you are, we do have showers, and thunderstorms around, thunder woke many of us up this morning. let's see what bus stop buddy has on. yes, the raincoat, the umbrella, it is breezy out there, as well. we expect the winds to pick up throughout the day today. temperatures in the 50's, we expect them to stay in the 50's today, and there you see, a line of thunderstorms off shore, and that low pressure system brink ago lot of the moisture on shore, so we've been talking about rain in the poconos with steve all morning, thunderstorms, down in new castle county, delaware, as women, and it is breezy here in the city,

9-mile per hour winds, 57 degrees, and sunrise coming up at 7:19. but don't expect to see as much sun as we saw yesterday. which turned out to be better than expected, yesterday's high, was 70 degrees, today, not so much, 59 is our high temperature with showers, thunderstorms, and those wind gusting at times up to 25th, maybe even 30 miles an hour, then tonight, we still have some breezes, we have 48 degrees, so very chilly night kind of calling it raw, rainy for the day. that is your weather. now, we get back to traffic. if you just woke up, we have problem in wynnefield, right there on city avenue, between 54th and 59th. it is still closed, because after accident, all lanes are block, there was single car crash, a tree, and a pole both came down. woodbine avenue, one of your alternate there. stay away from that part of city line avenue. on 202 southbound at route 29. an accident is on the right hand shoulder. finally, in cedarbrook, cheltenham at at washington lane, all lanes blocked there.

take stenton avenue insteadment mike? >> seconds away from 7:04 this wednesday morning, boy, some kids are scared, why wouldn't you be? heavy police presence expected in pocono mountain school district. because they decided to go back to school today. >> this following a second possible siting of suspected cop killer eric frein, allude dollars capture now six weeks, that's 41 days, we will get to steve keeley live in swift water as the manhunt continues. steve? >> well, the parents should be relieved for one thing, it is raining so hard up here, their little kids will not be lingering around playing in the school yard before classes today. and, the latest sitings near the local post office just half mile from the local high school, junior hi, and elementary school, that are all in a row here on one campus all back open this morning, after being closed yesterday, with a 5:00 a.m. last minute decision almost. extra police officers were told will be near the schools all day today, which will be in addition to the usual police officer that normally patrols the school area.

and we have seen constant patrols all night since we first got here, just past 3:00 in the morning, for all of those who have been watching this story, for almost six weeks now, asking what's taking so long, why can't they catch him, keep this in mind, they're not searching for a lost puppy or little kid, who is being looking to be found themself. but accused killer sniper training who started this whole thing by taking deadly aim at two pennsylvania state troopers, from who knows how far away, so you're not just looking down for footprints, or tracks on the ground, but always looking up, and around, knowing that you can be easily taken out by someone with a sniper scope, on a powerful rifle, from as far as 500 yards, five football field lengths away. >> i wouldn't want to be looking for him. so i'm sure what they're doing is the safest way to look for him. >> i would prefer that they do keep the school shut, because you never know what he's capable of doing. >> my little guys in elementary, they kept crying mommy please don't send us,

please don't send us, he's going to get us. >> i just hope they get this guy and none of them get hurt. >> hopefully that they catch him and get him off the street and we can go on telling him, well, every day -- i feel like it is hitting little too close to home. it is very frustrating. >> well, these latest sitings really move the police perimeter, thought they were closing him in on. we're about 6 miles from that spot. and 25 miles now from the original shooting scene, back six friday's ago. by the way, alex, mike, one other story out here, if you think it is tough for the people wondering about their kids go in and from school, or people having to live with the police searches, there is a guy up here named james tull how is a frein look alike, who said he has to walk to his job, to and from every day, because he doesn't have a car. he's been stopped 20 times, seven times in one day, and they're not, hey, fellow, how are you, but he said thursday was so bad, had he it a rival pointed in his face, he was

screamed at to get on the gown, and an officer put a neon this guy's back so hard he had to go to the hospital for the bruised ribs. james tull i one of the many people here dealing with the search who probably more than anybody, like to see frein get caught real fast. >> my goodness, how scary for that guy, stopped 20 times? >> can you imagine? >> because he looks like this guy. >> and having a rifle put in mayonnaise. >> and you know, well, 7:07. now to the latest on that overnight fire in the hunting park section of philadelphia. we have a hero on our hands. >> the fire destroyed five homes, leaving more than dozen people without a place to stay. let's get to lauren johnson, live there at the scene. >> reporter: hey there, alex, mike, so, american red cross and the fire marshall just wrapped up the scene here, but we are seeing someone from the myanmar shale's office, saying the properties are condemned, but we don't need notice to tell us that, in all, 18 people are displaced and homeless this morning, the good news is they are receiving help right now. let's look at video from late last night, this all started,

around 11:30, two story row home in hunting park. fire chief says when crews arrive two minutes after the call came in, flames were shooting, from the first and second floor of one row home, and had already spread to the first floor of the home next-door north park avenue. fifty-eight minutes later, the fire was contained, and under control, but not without causing some major damage for families. and when it was all said and done five properties were damaged by the fire, 12 adults, six children, three pets, were left homeless. two men taken to temple hospital with minor injuries. that good samaritan that you spoke of says he was cents driving by when he saw the flames shooting from one home, he jumped out of his car and started knocking on doors. >> my first thought to go out, about like help the people. just did anything else anybody else would do. >> fire's everyone's fight. we want to encourage everyone to install a smoke alarm, one on every floor, one in every bedroom if possible. smoke alarms, may not prevent fires, but they do save lives. and gave you a early warning to get out. if they can't afford it, door

not have a smoke alarm, dial 311, you can use mayor nutter's 311 systemment and the fire department will come out and install smoke alarms to make you safer today than you were yesterday. >> so, 60 firefighters were on the scene here to help battle the blaze. the fire out now. again, the fire marshall is investigating the exact cause of how this all started. and again, those victims of all of this had been held by the red cross cents this morning, elects, mike? >> my goodness, thanks for that guy, thank you, lauren. 7:09. >> pass inning here arrived at lib earth newark international airport, being evaluated for possible symptoms of ' bowl acdc says passenger was identified during the government's enhanced screening procedures. individuals started their trip in liberia. they are now in isolation, at university medical center in newark, this comes after tougher travel restrictions go into effect today. all travelers arriving in the u.s. from west africa, must fly into one of five airports. jfk, newark, washington, dullos, o'hare, atlanta.

philadelphia is not on that list, so we'll have live report from newark airport coming up in about 15 minutes. meanwhile, president obama ebola czar officially begins his job today. >> ron clane will meet with the team responsible for coordinating the government's ebola response. also today, the isolation period for nbc's doctor nancy sneiderman, ends tonight, at midnight. she is recently been under fire for breaking the terms of her voluntary quarantine, early this month. doctor sneiderman stepped out to pick up take out food from a restaurant in princeton. yes, somebody took a picture of her. she and her team went into isolation after returning from liberia where her freelance cameraman got the ebola virus. that journalist now defending her on twitter saying he was never within 3 feet of her. really? >> and now headed to colorado where authorities say three teenage girls from denver may have been trying to join islamic state militants in

syria, after stealing the parents money and flying to germany. the girls, two sisters, ages 17 and 15, and their 16 year old friend, were reported missing, after they skipped school friday. they were stopped at the frankford germany airport over the weekend, by f.b.i. agents. us official said the girls were headed toward turkey, and that investigators were now reviewing evidence, including the girls computer. >> are you kidding me? wow. >> something. isis claims captured weapons ammunition dropped intended for kurdish forces cents defending syrian town of kabani. including hands grenades, rocket propelled grenade launchers, according to video up loaded loyal to ice ills. ill in at any time group has been trying to seize the town for over a month now, causing some 200,000 people, to flee the area into turk. >> i dropped about 24 hours ago, talked about it as we started the show yesterday. i think the pentagon admitted they think one of the parachutes with all of the stuff, all of the weapons it, get away from them. but 98% of it, or 90% of the

weapons, did get into the hands of the kurds fighting isis. >> 7:11. >> one hundred questionable government projects, and 25 billion of your tax dollars, just hours ago, senator tom coburn released annual summary of what he calls government waste. >> slang for it? pork? the waste book always is generates outrage by critics who say the project are suspect, look suspect even on paper. they include a study to watch grass grow (laughing). >> really? stud toy watch "good day" live philadelphia. no, $10,000 for the stud toy watch grass grow. monkeys playing video games. ya. $171,000 for that study. almost $400,000 to study the impact of swedish massages on rabbits. and there is tens of thousands of federal employees, place dollars on paid administrative leave. in some cases, for years, after being accuse the of misconduct, but they're still being failed. the washington post just put

the figure at well over, listen to this, $775 million of waste. >> in the private sector, nobody would be sitting at home for three years waiting for the company to resolve their administrative and personnel problem. there would be hard and fast rules. they've got short period of time to make their case. and then if they deserve to be fired, they would be fired. >> project do have some defenders, and some say spending cuts research hurt research, for example, former presidential advisor stephanie cutter says that is why we don't have ebola vaccines. we don't even have a surgeon general. but we have rabbits being massaged. >> and monkeys playing video games. interesting. >> okay, 7:13. president obama had a strange run in while cage -- casting his ballot yesterday. >> in chicago for the early voting. and a man named mike jones made a name for himself. with a wise crack about his girlfriend. you see his girlfriend was

voting right next to president obama at the pole. that was fantastic. >> he is a player. oh, my gosh. i love it. so, the young woman voting there apologized profusely, and the president joked she should tell her friends and family that her boyfriends was quote such a fool. a fool. >> smooth of him, though? that was smooth. give her something to talk about. >> mike as you know i made appearance last night, went to talked to some young kids with the philadelphia youth leadership council yesterday. and i talk to them about the broadcast industry. we had great q and a.

great questions. they wanted to know about you, too. >> did they? >> ya, i team them were you crazy. but we had great time. they were just such great kids. so excited about them, ages 15 to 24. >> oh, i got you. >> great group that advocates for area youth, the award shop to identify key challenges that youth face every single day. and they really write, produce, star in their own psa's, just doing so much, so hope to work with them again soon. motto we can all take on, be magnificant. >> that's right. sue. we need to you have you be magnificant, make it the best weather caster. >> you know what i have been telling my daughter for years when she goes off to school in be brilliant. >> no pressure there. >> right, ya, well, guess what, she is? >> i know, it turns out. >> so it is the power of suggestion i think. so anyway, let's look at the rain that's with us. that's a brilliant meteorology. yes, we look and see green on ultimate doppler and tell that you it is raining. little lightning bolts popping up. there are probably some rumbles of thunder around

newark, delaware right now. we go up to the poconos mountains, where steve is this morning, still, raining up there. some pockets of some heavier rain moving in. and along the jersey shore, ocean county, seems to really have been hit hard with that rain this morning. back down in new castle county, delaware, townsend still rang there, as well as northeastern part of marm almostment some of us ends up with a inch of rain, some closer to 2 inches every rain by the time all is said and done. everybody will average about inch, inch and a half. temperatures this morning, 49 degrees in mount pocono, 54 in allentown. we have 57 degrees in philadelphia, it is not going to be much different, when we get our high temperature for the day, we don't expect temperatures to move much at all from the mid 50's, which is where we are right now. also, keeping an eye on the winds, because, they'll be kicking up out of the north, and that's part of the reason why things will be a lot chillier today, than they were yesterday. so, we have 9-mile an hour sustained winds, in philadelphia, right now, but a

21-mile per hour winds gust recorded this hour in philadelphia. temperature trend, boy, this has been up and down, 70s, through saturday, 50's, on sunday, back to 70 degrees yesterday. we will be back in the 50's again today. as you see in the seven day forecast, 59 degrees today, 56 of tomorrow. the rain should linger on and off through the day today, through the night tonight, and into the early hours of thursday. hoping to clear out by thursday afternoon. but the winds will still be kicking up, wednesday, thursday, and even part of friday, but things calm down and it looks fantastic for the weaken. including sunday morning, walk toned altzheimer's in atlantic sit. ment that's your seven day forecast, now, we get back to traffic and this horrible accident that happened in wynnefield, right on city line avenue, one of the busiest parts of city line avenue, between 54th and 59th street. all lanes are still blocked there. due to single car crash, tree came down, and pole came down,

one person taken to the hospital. woodbine avenue there, as your alternate there. now, on i59 northbound academy road there is an accident right shoulder where it is, but it will still slow you down a bit. and on 295 northbound at route one we have an accident. that has now been moved to the shoulder, and that's whapping happening in traffic. roads are wet. got to slow down. >> and leaves, wet leaves all over the place, slipping and sliding walking in today. well the giants, san francisco giants, have a chance to take two games to nothing lead over the kansas city royals if they win the game tonight. which is going to be on fox. game one was all the giants from the start. look at this. going to get another ring? hunter pence homered in the first, how was that? over. giants went onto win the game 2071. now, watch game two, hopefully the royals can get back anti-this up as personal opinion. game starts, i'm guessing, tonight at 7:00 on fox, 7:30.

>> last night was 7:30. >> that's right, 6:30 in kansas citiment probably so. hey the taney dragons, their pitcher mo'ne davis back in the news. >> she is starring in first ever tv commercial since taking the country by storm during the little league world series. take a look. >> ♪ >> dear united state of america, i am 13 years old there is summer wailings the best summer of my young life. out of this whole journey the best part was having my family mind me supporting me through everything i did. avenue passion for sports. every day of the week i'm playing soccer, basketball or baseball. i stand for girls who want to supply sports with the boys and to be a role model for people young and old.

i throw 70 miles an hour. that's throwing like a girl. since sewerly, your daughter, mo'ne davis. ♪ >> that's a chevrolet commercial. >> i love. that will that's throwing like a girl. the 062nd spot was shot and directed dollars by spot lee, game one of the worm series, mo'ne just 13 years old, first gill to ever pitch a shut out in the history of the little league world series. >> yes, i got to meet her last night, she was at the liberty medal. >> did she talk about her commercial at all? >> no. >> she is so hum job unbelievably humble. but she was on stage with our medal winner 17 years old, showing video that far. by the way i'm sure she will be watching the game. i believe that commercial will run again tonight on fox. pre-game 7:30, game starts at 8:00 here. halloween is a time for fright. but some neighbors say these decorations way too offensive. than is in our area. why the owner says he's going

to keep it up. >> and that's a traveler rush to the hospital with ebola like symptoms. we're live at the hospital he was taken to, and talking about new screenings, that seem to be working, how this passenger was singled outright after getting off that principal. >> the reason why we're so principal. >> the reason why we're so hook on this today?

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after all, it's time to get pennsylvania moving again. >> from the airport to newark airport, because do we have somebody who has ebola in new jersey? >> a pass inning here arrived on flight at newark liberty international airport is being treated for ebola-like symptoms. >> the passenger was singled out by agent because of his recent travel history. he flew in to newark, his original location, liberia, robert moses is up there at the hospital. what town? where are they taking him? >> reporter: mike, alex, good morning to you. they took him rid here to university hospital here in newark, this man is a liberian national, reportedly, and you can see that part of the hospital is still corded off this morning, you see the yellow tape across the street,

then that ambulance, we believe, that is the ambulance that brought this passenger here at the university hospital. the man was brought hereby ambulance, after arriving at newark airport, spokeswoman for the cdc says he was identified during those enhanced screening procedures that passengers arriving from guinea liberia and sierra leone now have to undergo. spokeswoman also said that other passengers on his flight will be notified if they're deem to be at risk. starting today, all passengers arriving here in this country in those three west african nations cents, have to fly into one of the five airports, with the enhanced ebola screening measures in place. those airports being newark, kennedy, chicago, o'hare, washington, dullos, as well as hearts field, jackson in atlanta now, admittedly, that's not big policy change. already, those five airports, i just named, handled about 95% of the passengers arriving from those three west african nations, but still, that

closes a loophole and new york senator chuck schumer says it is an important step to make sure that everyone arriving here in this country from those three west african nations cents get screened. >> later on this morning, new jersey governor chris christie will hold a news conference and hackensack, he will be talking about the safe ebola pre paid necessary, expect, it is unclear if we will have any test results back by that point. but again, this liberian national hospitalized in newark, apparently had a fever, upon landing, and we don't know yet though if he has ebola. back to you. >> how did you get footage of the ambulance going to the hospital? how did you get alerted that this was happening? >> in the clear. that was taken around 4:45. someone had to have gotten tipped off that he had landed at the airport, and then drove

him closest to the closest center possible, which is here, at university hospital. governor christie has said that this hospital is equipped to handle patients with ebola, again, i want to emphasize, we still don't know if he has it. >> yes, absolutely, that's a head line right there. but it is interesting, the ambulance that he is going to be quarantined, who knows how long it will be sitting there. we'll check back with you to get more information. okay, ever see a woman crying at the gym? as she is working out? i've seen it. >> you have? probably because they're looking at you? >> probably. i know that i cry at the gym. has nothing to do with how hard they're working out. the release some women need while exercising their body, and their mind. it is a part of a work out.

it's 7:30. >> how people are coping with the terror if looking for frein. >> toys "r" us, giving into pressure from parents, and their breaking bad toys. action figures for kids, taking them off the shelves. what the show's star had to say about toys 'r' us policy.

♪ you know the movie, but you may not know the philadelphia and behind the music, boyes in the hood. what a great movie. would not have been the same, that is that music would not have been the same, without this philadelphia and. guess who it is? 7:31. >> good morning to you. >> hi, alex, let's get to traffic and weather together. >> the kind of morning where it is wet out. some of us woke to up under this they are morning. and there is a lot of lightning showing up on ultimate doppler radar, which we'll show now second. butts stop budd which your wardrobe sucks for today. raincoats good idea. umbrellas good idea. even if it is not raining where you are right now, it probably will before the end of the day, and breezes are starting to kick up. it is only a five out of ten. now, it won't be raining every minute. but we will have showers, thunderstorms around for the rest of the day. there you see them casino of rolling into the area. sort of eased up here in philadelphia, but still

raining in new castle county delaware, part of ocean county, new jersey, still getting some rain, as well. and it is a 9-mile an hour wind out of the north-northeast. 57 degrees, in philadelphia, at the moment. headed to 59. not muchacha high temperature. but with all of the clouds, around, and the rain, that is all we will get, showers and thunderstorms, especially thunderstorms this morning, gusty wind, kicking up to 25, 30 miles an hour, and then tonight, it is cents a chillier night, 48 in the city, lower 40's in the suburbs. so, that takes care of wednesday. things will be improving, thank goodness, after today. but that's your weather authority forecast. now, we get back to this accident on sit line avenue between 54th and 59th. all lanes are still blocked, in that part of city avenue. due to the sickle car crash, with a tree down, and the pole down, woodbine avenue, one of your alternates there, but it is totally jammed right around that part of city avenue that's closed. so, avoid it at all costs this

morning. i-95 northbound at academy road, an accident that's on the right shoulder. things still slow around there. despite that, king of prussia, west valley forge road at penndot, there is an accident with multiple lanes blocked. take keebler road as your alternate. alex? >> 7:33, the pocono mountain school district reopens today after a possible second siting of suspected cop killer eric frein. >> he's allude cap sure now, into the 41st day, cops have been looking for him, so, up in swift water where steve keeley is where it is raining, hi, steve. >> reporter: well, not just raining, but some daylight now, where we can show you some people walk to go school, in the rain, and these people walking around and as we pan left you will see school bus drivers already who take on tons of responsibility, piloting precious cargo on wet roads. but up here now, doing it through roadblocks, checkpoints, wondering if a mad man on the loose may want

to take his next shot at a big yellow target passing by, as schools are back open this morning, up here, but for the first time since accused killer and still armed eric frein was spotted real close to these three local schools here, that he knows real well, since he graduated, in pocono east high school here, 13 years ago, and wasn't a three sport athlete but on the five star sniper on the high school rifle team in a future crazed cop killer coincidence to be. the two sitings close to the schools on friday and monday and the latest by police officer, put frein's 25 miles from the original spot, where those two pennsylvania state troopers were shot, way back on september 12th, and outside that perimeter, that these 1,000 police officers were closing in on, up here. my little guys in elementary, they kept calling mommy, please don't send us, please don't send us, he's going to get us, i feel like hitting little too close to home. it is very frustrating.

>> appreciate state troopers doing good job, i just hope they get this guy, and none of them get hurt. >> hopefully, that they catch him, and get him off the streets, and we can go on telling him, well, every day living. >> well, the leaves with the trees and the ground here, coming bag to live picture, give frein more cover from any aerial searches, not counting cloud cover he has with the rain, all adding it up real good home field advantage he used almost six weeks come friday, and the high school up here hoping that everything goes smoothly today. seeing lots of police officers here, and why we were running the interviews, more police officers, who is coming right back around to our shot here. so we've seen a constant develop of police, that's to give a lot of the parents up here real sense of confidence that their kids are being held in a safe place today at the school here. they did search both in the

schools and all around the schools yesterday, while they were closed, just as a precautionary measure, according to the school district website. but when you see police like this, we seen local police here, seen state police since we arrived, all of it should give people a good sense that the kids are going to be safe in these buildings today. specially, since we are from some residents yesterday saying hey if this guy has been cited by some people, and he didn't do anything, to avoid capture, like threaten them, or try to even steel their car, that shows he's not after any of the residents, or any of the kids, but, maybe, just solely after police for some unknown reason still. so if these credible sitings, mike, alex, can somehow through evidence, fingerprints, dna found to be confer site it is proves frein's art fully dodged these 1,000 officers who thought they had him pinned in a perimeter, now realize he's outside t way outside it. >> my gosh, all right, steve. i really feel for the families of these officers because, i mean, they're rolling around,

and in fact targeting them. >> steve, thank up. clock 36. she is a voice for educating young woman, in fact, young people all over the world, in philly last night. malala yousafzai speaking last night at the liberty medal awards ceremony at the national constitution center. boy, she was incredibly inspiring last night. >> more on this in just a second. >> does this go too far? some neighbors in south jersey say this guy's decorations are just too disturbing, and they want him to take them down. why he is saying no way. and a rocky spin off could be in the works. creed will tell the story of apollo, scheduled to shoot in philadelphia, starting this january. here is a question: do you even want to see another rocky movie made? do you, mike? >> no. tweet us your answer, using the hashtag fox 29 good day. the name of the movie is creed? >> creed. >> okay. >> creed. >> okay. ♪

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>> getting ready for halloween, always that one house in the neighborhood that just goes all out. >> you know what i am talking abouter. >> neighborhood. specially if your neighbor's name is chris kruger. people upset with the decoration, let's see what's going on. >> this is in bellmawr, new jersey, this family halloween decorations also getting bit every a at this shown, and here's y that's because the display includes babydolls, on nooses that is appear to be blood soaked. >> i think, i don't like those babies hanging and all that stuff. i want my rotweiler's, when we go by, they love children, not hanging like that. >> so scary, it is gross, it is discusting, it is cents horrible. >> i mean, i would see like being in that appropriate, but i don't think it is that big after deal. only for the spirit of

halloween. >> well, the house belonging to family of five, dad says halloween is the favorite holiday, and at the go all out every year. he and his wife and kids towelly put up the decorations, and he can't believe that neighbors are upset. >> are you serious? you guys should -- i watch 29. you know what you should have did? you should have sent out dave schratwieser, this is mafia type stuff. seriously. i guess this is what is scary today. i don't think some people realize that. you know, this is what the kids are into. >> it is what the kids are into these days. those crazy kids. the krugers say they're not scared by little controversy and the babies, mike, alex, are staying. you know his middle name is fred? >> yes? >> frederick kruger. freddie kruger. just kidding. working out makes you release endorses, makes you feel hi, makes you feel good. then why are women crying at

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>> 78:45, all of that rain, bringing down all leaves, ought ebola put trees in the pocono mountains, everywhere else. so do you have to be careful. seen a lot of accidents so far this morning. because of this rain, that's moving in, circulating around low pressure system, and it keeps bringing that moisture in, offer the atlantic ocean, so we zoom in little closer. we seymour rain. we've seen it all morning in new castle county, delaware, parts of chester count any pennsylvania, yes, up in the pocono mountains as well as lehigh valley. mount pocono getting rain right now going to the jersey shore. most of our southern shore towns, are dry, but we're still seeing rain pouring into ocean county. they've gotten hit with a lot of rain this morning. and, so, as we said, has new castle county, delaware, there is the low.

is will move off shore. looks like the rain will last tonight tonight, into the early part of tomorrow. as you see in the future cast, going through the rest of the morning, through the afternoon, on and off rain, occasional thunderstorm or two, and now we're at 6:00 p.m. still some rain around in the overnight hours. there is still some rain to show you, now, we move into thursday. we see a lot of the rain has moved to the north, heavier rain, but just lighter showers, that will be with us, probably, through the morning, but maybe even few dribs and drabs throughout the afternoon, slow to sleeve this storm systgem many by friday we should see some sunshine for sure. maybe evenrsday afternoon. temperatures stay in the 50's, both today and tomorrow. very raw and rainy, and barely windy. winds gusting to up 30 miles an hour at times. but things calm down over the weaken, and it may dry out, as well. that's your seven day forecast, for traffic, let's

get back to that horrible accident in wynnefield, right on city line avenue between 54th and 59th street. all lanes are still blocked there. single car crash, pole down, tree down, your alternate there, alex is woodbine avenue. thank you, suement all looking for kitchen shortcuts today. getting all kind of them. >> yes, janet one of the favorite chefs, brian duffy, is that his house, is that his kitchen? >> this is his expansive kitchen. his girlfriend is sleeping upstairs, we love it. >> yes. >> mike, did you guess what this was? do you have any idea? >> oh, i didn't realize it was hard. >> you didn't shake it. >> i know, i know. >> that's salt. >> it is salt. >> why do i need this? >> different flavor, has its own flavor, so do salt. this is smoke salt right now, it is a flake, from england, this is smoke. so you use this on certain dishes. >> here is the thing. i don't have time to go to

your fancy salt place. >> no. >> go to bed bath and john, the kitchen short cut we're talking about now, amazon pantry. >> amazon pantry. >> talk to me, i love this thing. >> this is great. i bought it on amazon. it literally fits over a cabinet, or over a drawer, so when you are working, when you are done, you scoop everything right into it. then in, goes in the dish washer. >> show me thing. what's this called? >> i don't glow this is cold sporeellie. we don't eat a lot of pastas in our house, but zucchini passes that. what i do i get one of these, has two different settings. >> i through. >> this is for say -- >> that works better than my kid's pencil sharp nerve. >> yes. >> so put some sauce on top, passes that real fast. it is health. >> i tell me about this amazon pantry. i know that we have a couple of things you like to buy with

it, chief among them your crazy salts. >> exactly, so amazon prime pantry, already prime member, hop, in right here, i just typed in montreal steak seasoning. ly thick here. i click add to cart. it will add it to the cart t meals me up here that i have 23.6% more, my cart is 23% filled, because for five hadn't 99 you get huge box delivered, with whatever you want. so i got my paper towels, dish soap, my spices, and i get my laundry detergent, i get toilet paper, paper towels, delivered, and just like -- >> and you do it because -- i will text you i need a recipe, and he's like i need ham lay and sea salt. again, all about we don't have time to go to 19 places to be fancy pants. >> yes. >> you can go to one store. like amazon is great. as you think about things and you're preparing for stuff, thanksgiving coming up. great way to do it. >> just order all of your spices and all of that stuff ahead time.

you can go to whatever you want and order it. >> there it is, spice. right there. >> what do i put it on? >> anything. meat and chicken, dow fish, i take little white wine, little water, put it in the pan, put the spice in. >> is it spicy, garlic? >> it is herby. >> and savory. >> got everything in it. >> yum. >> i buy it on my website. >> okay, good. so, you know what we will do right? here is the thing. he said on the phone the other day that people stop him in the store and like i really can't make those 30 minute entree's in 30 minutes. >> yes. >> so you're going to unpack the groceries, make the whole thing in less than 30 minutes. >> we will do 26 minutes. that was the deal. i had a woman stopped me when i did another show, she said there is cents no way you can do these shows in six minutes. the next week i went to the store, bought everything, brought it back to the studio pulled everything out. i said hey, joan, guess, what did i it and you're going to watch me do it.

>> that's what we will watch today. >> i love it. high five. >> mike, is this ridiculous? yes, mike? >> he said six minutes. >> that was another thing for joan. he is doing a thing for us for 26 minutes. don't get your knickers in a twist. >> another day. >> another day. >> grocery, to finish product, 26 minutes. >> on the plate so we can eat it. >> two dishes, 26 minutes. grocery sack to finish product. coy never do that. what exit do you live off of? now, that is something only somebody who lives in new jersey would say. one of the other things, let's discuss, like ten things that only jersey people say and do. with preston and steve. >> and you know the movie but you may not know the philadelphia and behind poetic justice, big reveal, in the next hour of good day. justice, big reveal, in the next hour of good day. >> keep guessing on twitter

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>> blank 55:00, hi, guys. >> we found a list of things roam people who live in new jersey say. and also, on the list, only things cents that they do. you can tell they're from jersey like you can't pump your own gas in jersey. >> i remember the first time i end erred that, i jump out the car, headed toward the hose. you can't do that. all right. >> tip them after they p.m. snap. >> no, i have heard that you are not supposed to, or i think i tried to, and it was a little confusing one time. and you're using a credit cards, you know, i don't know. what is the tipping -- >> do you tip, mike? >> the standard? >> ya. >> i was told you're not supposed to. new to me, not pumping your own gases. >> that one time was so traumatic to me, i just decided to keep pumping my gas in pa. so i've never been presented when that again. if i'm over there now, i guess i'll remember to tip. i think the list is pretty

comprehensive, all things jerry? give me another one. >> i specially like the thing about the turnpike, the new jersey turnpike, which i contend that i am now qualified to drive the daytona, because if you drive to jersey turnpike, there is no speed limit. at all. ever. and it is certainly a raucous ride. >> one of the things that i like on the list, mike it, says number ten, garden state is not some ironic name. >> true. >> whenever i go to new jersey, specifically southern new jersey, i'm always blown away by actually how beautiful the landscape is and the farms. and my family and i recently visited a cranberry farm, actually got to walk out, the ocean spray commercial and all of that estimate i'm like i'm in new jersey, i can't believe this stuff is here. it is pretty cool. >> also one not on the list i always contend, where ever you are going in new jersey you can't get there. because of jug handles. i can't stand them. they're entire population is sort of divided by a road that never met each other because

they've never figured out how to get across the street. that is one of the things. also, they accommodate pork roll an acceptable meat at any meal. >> right. >> that's true. >> alex, have you had that yet? >> i have not. i need to at that to the list? >> no. >> mike, don't you treat your guess? >> i'm not trying to kill her. >> they used to have a taylor pork roll a store on the ocean city boardwalk, it was a pork roll place. >> wow. >> like a hotdog stand, yes. >> is it like a hotdog then? >> no. >> that's adorable. >> ask mike to show you his pork roll later on later on. >> i don't know if i walk to want into that trap. >> it is a trap, too, there is a snare on the floor. >> go right under the desk. you know another reason why people, a lot of people think that jersey isn't the garden state? they never get out of the meadowlands area. that's all they know, only place they've ever visited. >> if you just cross over new york into new jersey, you're

going to think the worse stuff about new jersey. because the stink, all of that stuff. but it is so much more. and i do like, what do they say the division in the sports teams? mercer county is the line. that's pretty accurate. >> so if you're north that far, you're a giants fan, if you south that far the eagles. >> that's how it breaks down, always can judge where our radio station, how far up north it goes, which would be around exit, what, seven? >> cranberry is the dividing line. right when you get to atlantic city is where you lose us. >> and everything marked by x's? >> yes, you live by an exit number. >> that's right. >> pork rolls, turnpike exits. >> i'm learning so much. >> good list. pretty spot on i think. >> good day to you, it is wednesday, october the 22nd already. >> yep. >> oh, my goodness, 2014.

here we go, let's do it. >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia. what a thrill last night. i got to meet this woman. seventeen year old, malala yousafzai, receives the liberty medal. but 16 local girls are sharing the honor with her. what these high schoolers did so that they could meet this incredible hero. they were thrilled. they're in our studio. steve? >> well, bounty hunters do not have legal authority here in pennsylvania, to arrest people. but that's not stopping one, from going out in the poconos, and joining the 1,000 officers, now looking forever praying with a $175,000 reward being very enticing. this guy, doesn't even have a gun with him, only an i have no. alex? >> new rocky movie is in the works. but you won't believe who dressed up as rocky for halloween, philadelphia rival some believe just crossed the line. here is a hint. he is coming to our city,

tonight. plus, listen to this. >> (movie clip). >> have you guess who had our special guest is today? involved with, what what's love got to do with it? the guy got the key to the citiment okay, i just said male. >> key to the city of philadelphiament you will meet him on our studio in this hour. >> i know who it is. >> you know who it is? >> yes, and a legend. >> icon. >> right. if you know music, you know this guy. oh, there is another hint. musician. >> we're just dropping hints all over the place. >> well, i won't pick them up. somebody else will. let's take a good look at the number of the day. because not that high. only a five out of ten. now, there is the deal. not raining every minute,

every place. but, we will have showers and thunderstorms, around, and gusty win, hold onto that umbrella, bus stop buddy. hole on it your hat, too. because those thunderstorms specially will kick up those wind. temperatures are in the 50's right now, there you see the rain on ultimate doppler radar. we will look at that a little more leslie coming up. we only expect high of 59 degrees today. temperatures aren't going to move very much at all. and tonight, in the upper 40's, even chillier in the suburbs. that's your weather authority forecast for wednesday. as far as traffic is concerned, our big problem is on city line avenue, it is jammed around where this road is closed. city line closed, between 54th and 59th, because after accident. all lanes are blocked because of this single car accident. tree came down, pole came down, still will be a while before that is out of there. and woodbine avenue is one of your alternates. in huntington valley, huntington pike at cathedral, there is an accident that has

many lanes blocked. take tr wood road as your alternate. northeast extention just before lansdale, accident there, has the right lane blocked, so, slow down, those reds with. >> the top stories of the morning, over night fire in the hundred g ton park section of philadelphia, sent two people to the hospital, and destroyed five homes fire broke out around 11:30 last night the 3800 block of north park avenue. two people are being treated for minor injuries, 18 people including six children, are without a place to stay. they are receiving help from the red cross, the cause of the fire, still under investigation. man, thumbs-up in the poconos, heavy police presence, seems like there is a police car or two or three at every school in the poconos mountains, of school district. yes, the student antechoirs back at class today. >> following seconds possible siting of suspected cop killer eric frein. allude dollars capture for now nearly six weeks, 41 days. >> yes, 41st day.

>> now get to go steve keeley live with the manhunt. >> well, everybody's rightfully worried about anything around the schools. because this is where frein went to school. so he knows, not just the school grounds, but all the woods around the grounds, and to top it off, frein when he was in high school just 13 years ago, was on the high school rival team. now, peaking up, picking up the move, mover the camera, sees police officer, gregg, move by the trees if you consideration see the police officers headlights. they are all around the schools. see them now coming through the trees here. that is the scene out here, so the parents shouldn't see this and get worried that police are all around the schools. he hasn't been cited here today. but he was cited within a half mile of this place, friday, and then again on monday, and monday siting wag by a law enforcement officer, which gave it some credibility. and that is why the schools closed yesterday, why we're seeing heavy police presence here today. now, normally, local pocono mountain regional police officer patrols the three

schools, which are all in a line on the same property here. the elementary school, the junior hi, and the high school. pocono east. but, police tell us, and they told the paren on the website, that additional patrols would be supple g the local police officer to make sure everybody's safe up here, while the search now really shifted over here with the two sitings lately. now, mike, you remember the series, the fall guy, great with steve mcqueen, about bounty hunters, we didn't hear about any bounty hunters up here simply because the bounty hunters aren't allowed to make the arrest, and were able to take him inment one local guy inbetween jobs from nazareth, got three kids to feedment michael desinso up on twitter talking about his owner is. for frein on the past week, doesn't have a gun, hoping to catch him with a knife. i don't know howell do. that will but another bounty hunter said most fugitives become fugitives by circumstance, frein up appears

to become one by design. so he thinks this guy has got it all planned out. that's why they are not catching him. here are some of the residents that dave schratwieser met yesterday while they kept their kids home and with them all day. >> it is getting to the point now where you really hope that they're zeroing in. because, you know, your heart breaks for the family of the two men and then on top of that, all of the cops here, you know, they're not doing anything but focusing on this one young man. >> well, the studies by the school, 25 miles away from where those two state troopers were shot, six weeks ago, so far from where they were searching for him before.

outside of the perimeter that they they thought they were closing in on, frein has the home field advantage up here, against the 1,000 federal state and even local police looking for him, simply because he was a kid here. he knows all the caves, all the hiding spots, because kids more than adults, if you remember, being a kid, you know the best hiding places from the hide and go seek games. so that's why as we watch people going to school to begin their school day here hopefully life will get little back to normal once they shut those classes rom doors here this morning, plus will help get out of the rain here too up here all morning. >> thanks for, that steve, apparently the police offers letters keep circling every school all day. >> guy lives in the area, says says the search for this eric frein has put target on his back because he bears striking resemblance to eric. there he is. >> james tull i says he's been

stopped so many times he's now wearing his license around his neck, tull i tells the pocono record that on friday he was forced to the ground at gunpoint, by an office here misstook him for frein. we have the pictures side by side now so you can see it. tull i said he lives in the search area walks to work every day because he doesn't have a car. he said he has been stopped about 20 times since the search began six weeks ago. >> one time they put him down on the gown and foot on his chef. >> put rifle on his face. >> how scar foyer that guy. search for eric continues, and constant updates on the website. >> log on to myfoxphilly.com for the very latest developments. >> what would it be, seventh rocky movie? is that something you want to see? it is in the works. and shoot it here in fill. >> i according to show biz 41 new rocky movely begin in january. at least some of it will be shot here in philadelphia. move at this self called

creed. and this time, rocky, played boy sylvester stallone, will be training one time opponent apollo creed's grandson. actor michael b jordan will play the main character whose name will be adoneus creed. >> but michael jordan, i love almost i am he is great. >> get ready to be angry, this cry baby dressing up like rocky. flyers pay the penguins, penguins tonight. and we all know about the rivalry. sidney crosby. little cry baby, trying to stir the pot with his halloween costume. look at this. >> at the team's halloween party. >> this picture of instagram. >> crosby said he likes the movies, and it was all in good fun. but he doesn't hope philly -- he does hope philly fans will soften up on him because he pick t he made be in town already at the hotel. >> when do philly fans ever

soften up? that's why we're philly fans. >> specially on him. >> real. >> i oh, man. plus, hey, fellows penguins, halloween hasn't happened yet. >> maybe they're doing it earl. >> i all right. no one can do hollywood make up like the hollywood pros, right? but you can find some of the tools those pros use right in your own kitchen. how you can recreate hollywood make up, for seven bucks, out of your pantry. >> you can look like that? >> yes. >> but first, malala yousafzai receives liberty medal. sixteen local girls are sharing in her honor. what these high schoolers did to meet their hero, their incredible story next. they're here in studio. we'll meet them.

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our breaking news is we have been talking about this accident all morning long, earlier shot of a car on city line avenue between 54th and

59th street. that hit a pole and just was demolished, unfortunately, the driver that far car, we have confirmation, has died. one person has died after that accident on city line avenue. it is still has the road closed. it happened just before 5:00 o'clock this morning. and it wasn't too far from the schuylkill expressway. no word on what cause tad accident. but of course it was raining overnight. it happened again in wynnefield, city avenue, between 54th and 59th, still closed, in that area. woodbine avenue overbrook avenue or some of your alternates. now, in chester, west ninth street at lincoln street, there is an accident with one lane block. and on i95 southbound, at kerr land street delaware county disable vehicle that has the left lane blocked, there. so, it has been a morning with many wet roadways, ultimate doppler will show you the rain still moving into the area. some places like the jersey shore are rain free. at least the south part of the jersey shore, seeing rain move out of new castle county,

delaware, but go up toward the pocono mountains, still raining there. and, many of the places as well, the deal is you can expect some rain at some point during the day, because it is going to be on and off the rest of the day today. saturday, sunday, look great. that's your seven day forecast. guys? >> what a night last night two, weeks after becoming the youngest person to be awarded the nobel peace prize for goodness sake, there she is, 17 years old. >> liberty medal last night, malala yousafzai just 15 years old when she was shot in the head twice. in a assassination attempt by the tal began. as she was returning from school, because of her outspoken comment on girls and gender ear quality. last night talk about that violent act on her school bus.

and, how still that would not stop her. >> the taliban, you know, silence me, but i think commit add big mistake. >> but did i a big mistake because nothing changed in my life. as i said and you heard it, that weakness, fear, and hopelessness, died. and strength power and courage was born. >> seventeen years old? has written best selling book, formed non-profit foundation, called the malala yousafzai fund. >> her message of empowerment spread around the world, including locally, where group of 16 sewer jones, continuing malala yousafzai's dream. here's brings gordon with their story.

>> the youngers person ever to win the know asbestos peace prize, pakistani teen who braved taliban bullets, to campaign for educational equality for women, was cents a natural draw for 16 seniors, from mount st. joseph academy who hope to follow in her brave footsteps. >> she is our age. yoel speaking out to the whole world, something important to her. >> really just unbelievable. a lot of people surreal. >> malala yousafzai's story prompted these students to social media campaign to promote education opportunity for all kids, male and female. reamed out using the name mount for malala yousafzai, on twitter, and on facebook. as they taught others about the barriers faced by some young women, they learned just as much. seeing how difficult it is for people around the worm, for

education, it makes us feel like we have an obligation casino of to help people around the world get that education, because it is so important. >> malala yousafzai is a deacon of hope for girls around the world. >> this summer student created own youtube video inviting malala yousafzai to speak out mount st. joseph. it did not happen. get to go meet her in person in philadelphia was still the threat after lifetime. at mount st. joseph women use ipads to learn foreign language under the supervision of trained instructors inside a safe climate controlled school building. the school attracts some of the brightest minds of either vender our region. so what would malala yousafzai think? >> i think she might be overwelmed honestly. because this is the living representation of her entire message. >> how exciting? and we have all 16 girls.

>> you have a yellow sash on, she must be special. >> yes. >> hi, colleen. >> hello, good morning. >> you have a sash. nobody else does. >> i'm the president of the mount. >> listen to you. >> the president? >> flourtown. okay, why was that so inspiring last night? >> the mount mission is education for women. and in our mission statement we say on education of women largely depends the future of society. and that's exactly what malala yousafzai stands for. so, meeting her in person, we have been talking about her for months on end. we watch videos, we red her book. and now just meeting her in person it was just an unbelievable experience, she inspires us, to spread education, and to go to our roots and to help people and young girls and boys even in america and around the world. >> she has been working so hard for this moment. what was the thirst fink you said to her? >> blah blah blah? >> did you say anything. >> i was just -- i said your words tonight were so

inspiring because her speech was just unbelievable. and i know it helped all of us to put in perspective our lives and how fortunate we were to have an education. >> she won the nobel peace prize, too, not only brilliant but kind of funny. did you hear her say this? listen. >> sometimes people forget i'm a student, i'm 17, and i have exams coming, too. and last week when i told my teach their i could not do my homework because of the nobel peace prize and so on, that just didn't work. >> oh, my goodness. >> the teacher said now get back to studying, do you have take that test. >> so your teacher, what's her name? >> mrs. shoveland. >> thank you for teaching them all about it, i met some people ted, telling them i'm going to the ceremony, who is that woman, who is malala yousafzai? they know who she is. have you ever seen them like this before? >> no, no. but from the moment we even just put the seed in, to do

this, and it all came from malala yousafzai's speech at the un, that was the catalyst. >> all right, and that's on line. you should listen to that, brilliant. >> it is beyond brilliant. and i just think that it is to has just been a pleasure, and it that is been exciting and it's been, i think, transforming. >> i see the joy on their faces. >> transform to go do this. >> can we do a pan from left to right? everybody look in the camera. i know your parents are watching. >> wait. >> do you wave or something like that? whatever outwent do? okay, look at these girls. i have a flashback to high school. thank you, young ladies. >> yes. >> wonderful what you guys do. >> okay. here comes our jen now. >> okay. all right, here is kneel. you have it. chef, what will you make us? >> south african fall chicken stewment doing bacon and fried

ice -- >> okay, gets to work. i want you unpacking. we wanted to do this in less than 30 minutes. tv shelves always say 30 minutes, but it takes bus two hours. he's going cook it, you're going to cook it all in this pan? >> yes, anding in in here. >> no cheating, people. you can check on him with us.

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>> we had little bit of rain in atlantic city, not as much to the north of there in ocean county, new jersey. >> now reporting some airport delays out of philly international. that's what that red airplane means, so call ahead, if you have a flight out or in you're picking somebody up, this morning. so, we'll keep an eye on that situation, our number of the day is a five out of ten. it is cents not going to rain every minute. we've seen break in the action here in philadelphia. but, more is coming. and the gusty wind, as well. breezy right now, bus stop buddy holding onto that umbrella hope it couldn't blow inside out. we have the rain rolling in, circulating, around a low pressure system, casino of just bringing the moisture in off the ocean, we expect more rain in philadelphia, 57 degrees right now, 17-mile an hour winds, and those winds will pick up even more, gusting to 25 miles an hour, or more, with 59 degrees, that's all we will get for high temperature. we got to 70 yesterday. tonight, down to 48 degrees, and yep, more rain in the

forecast. that is your weather authority outlook. now let's take a look at traffic. and we start off with this, look, at the schuylkill expressway, this is just past city avenue. and it is really backed up there. we've had of course that problem in wynnefield, all morning long. that fatal accident that happened on city avenuement between 54th and 59th. all lanes on that part of the road are still blocked. your alternate is woodbine avenue this morning. mike? >> okay, sue. here we go, without a doubt, without our next guest, few big entertainment moments, probably, wouldn't have happened in such a special way. we've been playing big game all morning long, with you, who is the man behind the music, in these movies? ♪

>> walk out of here with absolutely nothing. >> except my name. >> man, he's an icon! >> course you remember this next iconic music video, our next guest, a role in this, too.

>> good to see you. >> hey, man. >> welcome back to fill. >> i good to see you. hello. >> hello, nice to see you. >> how many grammies. >> right now, it is four. >> four! still moving. maybe you'll get one for your new cd? >> well, you know, when i start that record, the first musician that i called to play on it was the drummer for the ex drummer for the police. we still play for the police. >> yes? >> and we got together, and we cut some track. stewart is absolutely hands down one of the most up tone musician that is i've ever met. >> i lived in roxborough, i lived in germantown, i went to school down here, those days, it was called the philadelphia musical academy, now

university arts. >> i know somebody on city council knows you pretty well. >> yes, my cuz. >> that's your cuz? >> that's my cousin, yes. >> have you seen him since he's been back. >> believe it or not, the other night, walking down the street with my sister, there was a guy, standing there, and my cousin, joyce, and i saw it guy, my cousin joyce said is that darryl? and we go: darryl. hey, cuz. >> hey, cuz. >> turns around, what are you diagnose? so he was cents getting -- going to a meeting. i was trying to encourage him to run for mayor. >> listen, what was i going to say? one of the best musicians notice world. the people in philly recognize you, though? >> yes, i walk down the street, people, they -- i have some fans here. >> you are a philly guy. >> i'm philly guy. i went to school, actually played a lot of music, as

well. and did all of the stuff that i did there in los angeles, but i play a loft stuff here. i have a lot of friends here. >> that's great to have you here. >> you're behind a loft movies and a lot of people. when putting together some of the music, do you have to like see the scenes play out in your head when thinking about how to is under? how do you put that together? >> great process, kind of long, explain it, when i truncate it a little bit. basically, you know, you get the script. you look at the script. you get an idea what you're going to do, but really the music really doesn't come until you actually see the footage. >> i'll be darn. >> once you see the footage, you know, along with the director, you decide where you want to put the music. for some reason film composers, i can't explain it, we have this ability to look at something that moves in life. >> i was cents in paris. >> okay?

>> and she took me to a stanley clark george duke concert, and in front of the luge. >> i remember that. >> do you? >> yes. >> great night. i was eating caviar, drinking champagne. >> twice, i remember that. >> beautiful, beautiful show. >> sure miss george. >> i really miss george. george was like a big brother to me. and everyone knows he's a tremendous musician, just great human being, and great lost, big lost. >> welcome back home. >> very proud, very proud. hey, we need to bring an update on the breaking bad action figure for kids, that were being sold at toys "r" us. what the retail is her now doing because of the backlash. >> but first let's see how chef ryan did you have is he doing, about halfway through with this 30 minute meal, less than three minutes, look at him, he's working hard. so jen will show us the finish product in just a bit. so jen will show us the finish product in just a bit. >> two

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>> very little sunshine. >> you know what else is gone? >> what? >> action figures. >> breaking bad action figures. >> from toys "r" us, getting heat after those breaking bad action figures made shelves. the florida mom well started a petition zero get them off on change.org last week. >> action figures based on that tv show, about how do you make a mess? walter white, and all that, who thought this was good idea? so, somebody down, some woman in florida, put petition together, get these off the air. >> i mean, these figures have attach recall bag of cash, bag of methamphetamine, and they come equipped with hazmat suits and masks. >> so, on monday,. >> the actor, brian kranston, responded to the controversy tweeting i'm so mad i am

burning my florida mom action figure in protest. >> pretty fun. >> i mice response there. i don't think he was getting any cook back monetarily. i don't think. >> cooking meal than less than 30 minutes. >> twenty-six minutes. how far is he into it? >> he is really good. and i'm casino of mad about it, here, he says put in potatoes and the thick stuff first. and i have to say this, no one saying hey, dad, help me with homework. we will talk about his south south african chicken stew, when we come right back. >> he is making it happen.

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expansive kitchen. good morning once again. >> good morning. >> this is what he's making, making south african fall chicken stew. okay? so if you weren't here before, he had four, used organic justify cosco, you have the potatoes ought cup up, onions, heirloom potatoes, garlic, all of this stuff, all on myfoxphilly.com. okay? so, one of the tips that we learned first of all you cut up the potatoes and you put those in the pan first. >> dense products first, so start with my poe tate oats and chicken first, what happens is it also creates a crust, on the bottom of your pan, which is called fon. good flavor that we have. >> what's the juice? >> apple cider, roasted click end stock, grated tomatoes. >> remember he grated that? that's all cooking here. what's happening here? >> my bacon, and vegetable fried rice. >> okay? >> then back here? >> so people who didn't see it, you saw with diced up

carrots and bike on. >> diced up carrots, bacon, onion, that goes in there. >> so what's this? >> poached ago. i did a poached egg little easier. popped it in a bag, plastic wrap, then put it into a low boil walter. >> really? >> yes. >> why? >> two and a half minutes. >> dry, stuff like this, in first, and then put your fancy real herbs in after. the other thing with the potato thing, then the tomato greater for the sauce, did you see that, casino of like almost too ripe tomato that you put on like cheese grader. >> regular cheese greater. >> i have to say, i'm pretty impressed. because if this is served at a restaurant, could you charge a lot of money for it. i mean, just saying. and basically it is -- then the egg goes on top? >> the egg goes on, the end, because usually the fried rice you have the egg in the middle gets tossed into it, i like to put my egg right on ton.

i take a little fresh chives, pop it through. >> is this your real fork drawer? >> real fork drawer. then i take cracked black pepper right over top. can i borough your fork? >> before you eat it get in close. right before you eat it you just crack that egg. there is everything right there. >> so we did have one text from allison, hi, if you are still watching, she said can i get my kids to eat it? is this something that you think they will eat? >> because it is apple side nerve there, so it is a sweetness makes it kind of fun, vegtables, potatoes, john johns, add anything in there you want to add. >> stop. that is so good. >> yes. >> like. >> sider? >> cider, card up. >> tastes like a real chef made it. >> thanks. i ain't know rookie, laid. >> i you look pretty though. >> this is the point.

so you know how it is, i love this guy. >> you know how this works. >> please don't lick my hand. okay, he you made it work, dude. can you do it again? >> absolutely. >> he's going to do it again. he's going to do it again. >> we'll do different dish. >> shrimp and wild mushroom stroganoff. >> thirty minutes, wow. >> twenty-six. >> mike, are you impress in the. >> totally aim. because i don't normally tike to cooking segment, so i learned estimate i loved poached eggs, so i'll poach my press now on in a plastic bag. never heard that. >> love the poach egg thing. >> it is great. such an easy way. >> favorite. >> your welcome. >> okay, he's no rookie. and when you get back i want to lick your hands. 8:48. >> fall has arrived. one dog just can't contain his excitement. so this massive pile of leaves

makes nor one happy husky. >> this is butch. and he's in his flip. entire backyard full of leaves. he loves just diving into. look at him, circling around. >> i have watched this video, this goes on for 20 minutes. >> really? >> it is fantastic. >> just running back and forth? that's pretty fun, to fall into a pile of leaves. >> do you hear the owner laughing there? still ahead. he may be a married man. but that doesn't mean the president of the united states, the leader of the free worm, isn't making other men jealous. >> did you hear that? guy behind the camera here, that is his girlfriend. and she is voting in chicago yesterday, the early voting that started, and the president probably for democrat. we'll show you the rest of this, because it is pretty darn funny.

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>> seen showers moving in, the line moves around as the whole system slowly moves off shore or at least moves cents a little bit. it will just move very slowly, and you can expect showers on and off for the rest of the day, whether it is not raining it will be cloudy. so, lancaster county, chester county now getting some rain, ocean county been getting rain all morning long, trenton getting rain, as women. it is cents 55 degrees there. fifty-seven in philadelphia. forty-nine in mount pocono. these temperatures, really haven't moved at all all morning, and we don't expect tell to move much for the rest of the day. wind are picking up, 21-mile per hour sustained winds, here in philadelphia, so, expect

ahold onto your hat and occasionally hole onto your umbrella casino of day. 59 degrees today. fifty-six tomorrow. hopefully the rain will just be confined to the morning. then it will go away. and stay be gone until the weekends. in fact, all way through the weekend, weekends still looking good. that's your weather authority forecast. look at traffic once again, our problem in wynnefield, city avenue, between 54th and 59th street, all lanes are still blocked, as a result after early morning accident there. woodbine avenue is your alternate. in stratford, route 30 westbound, near berlin road, accident has all lanes block, that part of route 30, take atlantic avenue instead. and finally, lafayette hill ridge pike at manor road, accident has the right lane blocked. al next. >> okay, sue, everyone is talking about this, rene zell winger creating a lot of bus this morning. does not look like this any more. once you see her face, you'll

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>> really? always have her face turned to the left side? isn't that her thing. >> that's her good side. >> didn't we just see the showed? >> that's all we need to see. >> show like this. >> i would love to get plastic surgery. and we will talk about that in just a second. but i'm too freight. >> really? >> yes, no one can do halloween make up like the hollywood pros, right? they're fantastic, but you can find some good tools inside your kitchen, to make a pretty scary face for under $7, we will show you thousand do it, use some syrup, stuff like that, corn syrup. plus, parent, when will you have the talk about the birds and the bees? with your kids, obviously, not with one another. supply to do it little sooner than you think. the surprising age, that is recommended to have the talk. >> my mother did the talk with me, as i entered my freshman year of high school. and i'll tell you how she did

it. >> oh, goodness. >> my story of my parents is horrifying. >> more than 14 million entries in our local girl rocks the competition. the winner of the lays do up the flavor contest is here, how this jersey girl got her winning idea. >> in fact, look, she made the front page of the paper, do you know thee is a temple nurse? look at her. >> now a millionaire. she was on the show, and she sent us the potato chips that was the challenge, lays potato chips. come one new flavor, then people tasted it. and she won. >> she wins. wonder if she will stay a temple nurse? million bucks. >> after tax, six ooh 50,000? >> they take big chunk out of it. >> looks really good. thank you. >> so weight got to get to. >> this you know the actress, rene sell wig err? she is