just before she died. and then this. >> does this building duck. >> chris rock at 30 rock joking about 9/11, boston marathon bombings, did he get too far. we will play these clips for you so you candy side. it is straight up 7:00 o'clock on this monday morning. hi sue. >> hi. >> hi alex and bob. >> good morning. >> hi. >> welcome. well, it is snowing yesterday pretty heavily up in boston, i was watching some of the football games. how did we miss it. it was snowing in south carolina south carolina. >> my gosh. >> they got a couple inches of snow and somehow we just got yucky rain but would i prefer the rain. >> yes. >> and very windy. >> rain on the saturday, wind yesterday. today will be boring in comparison i guess. it is boring old eight out of

ten. we will take it, because it will be sunny as it is right now. milder then yesterday. gust some gusty breezes, not the high wind that we had yesterday. we can handle. that bus stop buddy might to have hold on to his hat. temperatures in the 30's. freeze warning in lancaster county until 8:00 a.m. but above freezing here. not much but it is above. 39 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia 7 miles an hour wind right now but at times wind could gust up to 20 miles an hour, 58 for a high and tonight we are down to 44, chilly but not as cold as last night. that takes care of your monday. milder temperatures ahead for election day in your seven day forecast coming up. we didn't scare awe way with the halloween show on friday. glad you come back. >> i am back, exactly. loving it. monday morning, little chilly out there and we will notice something, we have got some daylight for little wonderful waiting on the bus stop this morning. we have sun glare over my shoulder here, live look at the schuylkill expressway,

hitting brakes from gulph mills in towards conshohocken. that early morning sun hitting us with delays inbound toward the city. double trouble on i-95, first of all, northbound lanes of i-95 near cottman avenue here there is a disable vehicle in the construction zone, so that is catching folks by surprise, especially heading northbound and then southbound lanes of i-95 right here near the walt whitman bridge an accident near packer avenue, we will also find delays on 42 coming in from south jersey for gang leaving bellmawr heading in towards philadelphia, a crawl from 55 heading in toward i295. bridge lease fine at the moment. a mass transit, septa regional rail we had minor delays, and otherwise we're in good shape, mike, back over to you. this just into us here out of germantown police tell us they are looking for a 22-year old. there she is right there,

carlisa freeland the georgia or. she was last seen being forced in the car in the 100 block of west colter street late last night. now police say a man forced her into a dark colored sedan before taking off. at this point we don't have any other details. we have a crew heading to the scene now to bring you up to date in a little bit. more breaking news this morning, sky fox in port richmond. two people were found with cyanide poisoning. at this point we don't have many details on their conditions but we will follow this and write you more updates as we get them. >> fire fighters are on the scene there. it looks like -- my goodness, they have a ladder. >> a ladder. >> cyanide poisoning. we will get on that as well. terminally ill oregon woman who had been campaigning for assisted suicide laws has died. >> he did, brittany maynard ended her life just as she said she would do by taking a lethal amount of drugs made available under oregon's death

with dignity law. twenty-nine year-old is diagnosed with brain tumor, on new years day, and given six months to live. in the final days of her life, brittany worked with the advocacy group compassion, and she chose to speak out for right of terminally ill people to end their lives, on their terms. >> my goal, of course, is to influence this policy for positive change and would i like to see all americans have access to the same health care rights. >> yep, saturday she went up to her upstairs bedroom, surrounded by her family, put on some music and then took that cocktail basically that killed her. they had moved from california up to oregon because california doesn't have that death with dignity law. >> and in her final message posted on her face book page maynard wrote good bye to the dear friends and family i love. today is day i chose to pass away with dignity in the faith

of have my terrible illness which has taken so much from me but would have taken so much more. >> i just can't imagine, what it was like. >> yes. >> when i saw it, it was like my goodness. >> either way, even if it was on her terms, it is still sad. >> that is just rough. >> all right. 7:05. happening today jury selection begins in that civil trial against a former university of pennsylvania professor, who killed his wife, the family of the victim ellen gregory rob is seeking compensation and punitive damages for rafael rob. he pleaded guilty to manslaughter back in 2007 after prosecutors say he beat his wife to death. he is serving a five to ten year prison sentence, for that death. and good news, this monday morning, for commuters, no strike by septa. >> septa and its june ron reached a tentative deal so our buses, trains and trolleys will continue to roll role. transport workers union local 234 has reached a two year

agreement. even though they reached an agreement they are not talking bit. they are not releasing any of the details of that deal but septa says it is fair to union employees, customers, and the taxpayers. ratification vote will be held sometime this week. and good news, and bad news, following eagles game in houston. >> the costly victim. the bad news as you know by now nick foles went down with an injury, early in the game. he got crushed here. broken collar bone. and then demeco ryans is out for the year with an achilles tear. my goodness. the good news is they won the game, they are six and two and backup quarterback mark sanchez had a pretty good game. eagles win 31-21. how much confidence do you have for the rest of the season now. >> a lot of questions about what will happen, with nick foles? he injured his collar bone on this, the final play of the first quarter. we showed it earlier.

reports out this morning says he broke a bone and could be out several weeks but there is no official word how long foles might be out. after the game the the team talked about dealing with the injury. >> we have two guys, wig time mayors on our team, stuff you never want to see happen. that is tough. most important parties, all right, you got to see what your focused, you know, from a guy that is hurt and get your focus on the game. that is the coach's philosophy, next man up. >> i think he is one of the more game ready backup quarterbacks in this league. if you asked him, he is ready, whenever is number is called. >> great touchdown catch by your friend, jeremy maclin. >> yes. >> can't wait what mikey miss has to say about this. he is in the studio. we will talk to him in a bit. well, washington redskins are firing back against those

offended by their name. >> the team is suing five native americans who complained to the u.s. patent and trademark office but what those native americans are not alone. crowds gathered to minnesota to face what could be the largest protest against washington's nfl team who were in town to play the vikings. despite all of this, team owner dan snyder says he will never change the name which the franchise has used since 1933. 7:08. well, a wild brawl, look at this, oh, man at the sprint cup series race yesterday. jeff gordon, brad, getting into it. and their teams jumped into the fight too. that is what caused it right there. no one likes his driving. most of the drivers complained about him. there you go, another fight. jeff gordon didn't like him slamming into him at the end of the race. so there is going to be a ton of fines, handing out later today probably for that.

tomorrow is election day, are you going to vote. >> midterm elections in pennsylvania and voters will elect a governor. >> yes. >> and my prediction, tom will win. >> why is that. >> because they are both named tom. >> here's jenny joyce. >> good prediction there mike. >> two heavy hitters, we have had governor chris christie and president baracke bam a. obama came here, he touched down in philadelphia. he went off with tom wolf to temple university to give wolf one final push . the before people went to the polls tomorrow. e bomb a and corbett had an event. they are hoping to beat out incumbent tom corbett. there will be lower voter turnout than in previous midterm elections. the president says tom wolf will benefit the state of pennsylvania with plans to improve polls and keep the the local economy moving in the right direction.

>> here's the thing you know about tom, he does president care whether the idea is republican or democrat, as long as it works. he is a practical person who just wants to make it work for the people of pennsylvania. so he knows, for example that education is a key, not just to economic growth the but also to personal advancement in a modern economy. he will not run on a agenda of slashing budgets for schools and laying off thousands of teachers. he knows teachers matters. >> reporter: republican governor tom corbett had a big day yesterday campaigning with some help from new jersey governor chris christie throughout the pennsylvania suburbs. this event was held in ivyland bucks county, christie says that the governor has done a lot for this state in terms of jobs and political figures and asked people of pennsylvania

to return the favor as reelectioning him as governor. >> for four years he has work on lowering taxes increasing jobs and opportunity, making pennsylvania a more prosperous place. improving an education system that needed improvement. he has worked on all that. you have been able to count on him every day to do that for the last four years. and now, in these last two days, i'm asking you, i am will's asking you, to let him count on you. to let him count on you to do what needs to be done. >> reporter: while chris christie and president obama arrived here to philadelphia full force, we are told that the president had a little bit of the difficult time getting back to washington d.c., his plane had technical difficulties and he had to switch plans but he was able to go to d.c. >> you cannot spell tomorrow without t-o in it. >> are you going to miss

campaign ads folks? thanks, jenny. people of boston paid their final respects to the legendary former mayor, thomas manino, who lied in state until his burial later this morning in hyde park. family, friends, and politicians including secretary of state john kerry paid their respects. the mayor served more than 20 years in that office. the longest in boston's history. he became a familiar face to people around the country during the aftermath of those marathon bombings. mayor manino died thursday of cancer. he was 71. >> we're learning more about ferguson, in missouri. police requested a in fly zone to keep the media away during protest that is followed michael brown's death. well, according to the ap u.s. government a agreed to restrict 37 miles of air space for 12 days in august for safety reasons for what they said but recordings show that authorities private live a said they wanted to keep news

hell cooperate's way. michael brown was that unarmed man killed by a ferguson police officer. a grand jury right now is trying to deciding whether the officer will be charged. police in california are expect to relieve more details about the death of three young trick or treaters. they made multiple arrests after three, 13 years old girls were killed in the hit and run accident while trick or treating friday night in santa ana. investigators say twin sisters and a friend were in the crosswalk when a suv slammed into them. damaged car was found a short distance from the scene. and trenton's health director says that a number of residents there are among a group of people being monitored for ebola. health officials say most have traveled to west africa but they are considered a very low risk for getting the virus. last week the new jersey state department reported about a hundred people in the state are being monitored.

no one has become sick with the virus. over a hundred people are being tracked here in the state of pennsylvania. well, she squared off against the governors of maine and new jersey. >> now nurse kacie hick ox says we can all learn a lot from her story. judge ruled that she can come and go as she pleases but she has to monitor her health daily. when she first came back to the u.s. last month from treating ebola patients from sierra leone, hick ox was forced in quarantine in new jersey despite having no ebola symptoms. after getting pushed back from the public and the white house governor christie allowed hickox to go home to maine where authorities there also tried to force her to honor a 21 day quarantine. on nbc's meet the prick, hick ox says everybody can just relax. >> we know a lot aboute bowl, we have been researching this disease for 38 years instant is is its first appearance in africa and we know how the infection is transmitted from person to person. it is not transmitted from

someone a symptomatic as many other aid workers will be when they return. >> you notice nbc went to her and didn't have her in the studio. >> true. >> despite everything, she says that she will respect wishes of town residents and avoiding nothing to town for the rest of her incubation period, which ends, november the the tenth. mike, i have a confession to make. >> what. >> this sunday, just this weekend, i complained about the cold a little bit. >> i knew would you. the wind was 40 or 50 miles an hour. >> thinks winter weather in texas. fact that it is just fall. i need to be thankful. weather ace i big story in maine. heavy snowfall was scene over the weekend. >> it was snowing in maine, boston there was snow at the game, patriots game, up to a foot of snow, fell across the state of in maine though knocking out power to parts of the region. a mixture of snow and high wind. dangerous driving conditions. basically it was a nor'easter. wasn't it, sue.

>> yes, we got it on saturday. we got all that rain. rain, rain, only rain and we were glad because that cold air shot right down to south carolina and gave them some snow in columbia, south carolina several inches of snow there we have escaped the snow but it was a yucky day on saturday and then yesterday the time change. so let's summarize for you, what is going on now for you. >> okay. >> because, like me, if were you like me and you had pajama day yesterday and just stayed in, we are at eastern standard time now. the sun rose at 6:34. it will set, check this out, 4:56. >> come on. >> i know. shorter days. this is this time of the year. reminder if you didn't, change those smoke detectors batteries. you should do it twice a year. you will be okay. so, this morning, we have a freeze warning in effect in lancaster county until 8:00 o'clock. and then we will have have 12 miles an hour winds in wilmington and reading. 7 miles an hour winds in philadelphia, so it is not nearly as bad as it was over the weekend but it still makes it feel a little bit colder then it actually is.

these are your current temperatures. we've got than to 41 degrees in reading. thirty-nine in philadelphia 35 degrees in mount pocono. thirty-six in allentown. forty's in wilmington. forty-six, is there your warm spot,ish, in wildwood, and so that is how we are right now if you are walking out the door. what happens? low pressure system went beyond the state of maine this morning, and went into the canadian mar times. so high pressure is our weather maker for the next couple of days. and then next chance of rain is from that cold front way out to the west, and it does not arrive until wednesday night. your temperature trend has really been going down and we only topped off at 49 degrees yesterday, and good news, in your seven day forecast, we're at 58 degrees for today, and 68 for tomorrow. so some places on election day may even reach 70 degrees. we will have have that, two, nine's tuesday and wednesday. rain arrived late wednesday night into thursday, high of only 62. you will see temperatures kind of going down. over the weekend it is dry and we will remain in the 50's.

so it will be chill toy get started on sunday morning. we have a walk to end alzheimer's at citizens bank park, and see you there, bob kelly. >> you got that, bright and early. good morning, everybody. bright and early this morning you'll see a little bit of the change as sunrisees an hour earlier. all part of the moving the clocks back over the weekend. time to make the doughnuts. southbound on i-95, jammed from cottman avenue in through girard. you'll see the city sky line there in the background and then just watch for an accident now, right here near the conshohocken curve. we will put the happens in motion, eastbound schuylkill, jammed, solid, heading in to the curve, now, this morning, for the first time in a long while, this half an hour, it is seeing sun glare on the schuylkill at conshohocken. that will throw folks out of whack here over the next couple of days with the changing of the clock, abe that sun pops up, an hour early. an accident on the new jersey turnpike, northbound, right here near route 206, and over the weekend they have opened up the new three lanes, on the southbound side of that new jersey turnpike.

they were giving out a ton of tickets for folks sipping down over the speed limit. septa has 30 minutes delays on the lansdale doylestown line because of overhead wire problems. otherwise the rest of the mass transit system looking good. mike and alex, back over to you. did you see this last night. >> no. >> i did. >> i refused to watch it. i don't want any pennsylvania part of what happenedy was at a restaurant. they had games on. they turned it, all of them, to see this, dare devil nick wallenda pulled off two sky scraper tightrope walks. one he was blindfolded in chicago. >> there it is, that is a very familiar building, 35 year-old nick walked uphill at a 19-degree angle from the marina city west tour to the top of the building on the other side of the river. so what does he do, he turns around and goes back blindfolded. >> he went to a different building blindfolded, like three different buildings he was connected to.

it was just crazy. >> he did this over niagara falls. >> he did it over river gorgey get any pleasure out of watching that. >> he had his family there, his kids, wife, parents. he did it, without incident too. it was great. once they got there. >> in the windy city too. >> probably more windy here. >> so what do we do about the eagles. >> i don't know, we have two main players new hurt, one on offense, one defense, and i want to see, and hear how mike missanelli from 97.59 fanatic will be feeling about this. he is here in a few minutes. so halloween is over and parents are looking forward to the holidays, should you buy the big toys though right away? or wait later, until they go on sale. we will tell you which toys you should wait and which you should snatch upright now. we will be right back.

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third down and 16, foles, wrapped up again and sacked. >> ouch. >> that play will probably be the last time we see nick foles for a while or maybe forever. it is the long range situation, hi mike. >> good morning, guys. >> how should we be feeling. we won the game we are six and two. two of our best players down. >> demeco ryans is terrible loss because now they have to put casey matthews in the line up. the foles thing they signed sanchez for this type of the situation. very confident backup. he has won playoff games. he will have to take them for at least the next five weeks. when he got in there he moved

the team for the first three times, first three series he was in, he throws that pass right there to jeremy maclin. he threw a couple touchdown passes, this is a beautiful throw right there to jordan matthews and then last touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone to maclin. he did a nice job. situation here is you are talking about five weeks before foles can get back in there. fourth week if he is out a month a against seattle. they won't throw him to the wolf to seattle. by that time sanchez will have either won the job or they will to go back to foles to rescue the the season and it may be too late to rescue the season but longer term picture here is what do they do with next year. they may be forced in to a situation where they have to draft a quarterback and find a bridge to that guy as they groom a young quarterback, and that, that could put sanchez in the mix. foles hasn't done enough, he has got one year left on his contract. eagles would have to say we

will take a chance on him for one more year or decide to sign sanchez for a couple years while they draft a guy in the first round and have two years to groom him. >> that is ramifications of this whole thing. >> we will to have wait and see. >> we will. >> a, can sanchez get the job done over the next four weeks. >> do you think he can. >> yeah, i think you can. when you saw the game, alex, you saw a guy with quicker feet. they ran the football because they ran him under center. they don't do that with foles a lot, little quicker. sanchez is quicker off the snap and running game is better when quarterback takes snap under center n that one drive they went four plays, 70 yards and that was turning point of the game. >> i can talk about it more morning but is there other things more important to get to. >> did you get your coffee. >> you know those people who are always yelling, don't talk to me before i have my coffee. >> yes. >> now there is signs to back

that up, that attitude why people who have a hot drink every more friendly. and which toys should you buy right now and what can wait until jack friday. jen fred will let us know. that elsa. >> of course, it is elsa, we cannot get elsa off our mind here at fox 29. this toy is as tall as me. these are the things that will be sold out by black friday. really dude you have to be that tall.

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does this building duck? i mean hoist the corporate sponsor? >> yeah, well, you know what building he is talking about. i think liberty tower in lower manhattan. 9/11 jokes. chris rock was the host of at day night live and that is how he started the show with the mono log. he joked about 9/11, boston marathon bombings during the show. we will talk about that. >> are some credit cards better protection then others. we have tips about how to keep yourself safe while you shop and what you should do if you do get hacked. and who is better at baby talk, oh, baby, baby. i don't think the answer is so surprising here but big difference between mom and dads response to kids may not be what you are expecting.

>> i'm not a big believe inner baby talk. >> why is not. >> i don't know. >> it just comes out. >> when you see a baby you talk like that. i can't help myself. big day tomorrow. >> um-hmm. >> party leaders, has the election approach tomorrow america heads to the poles for midterm elections. >> republicans on the attack attacking the president in a final push to motivate voters while democrats send out their biggest stars. lets talk about this with brett bear. it just, i get the sense i don't hear anybody talking about this except on news channels, i bet the turnout will be low. i had hate to say that, hi brett. >> mike and alex you are probably right. it will be historically low. midterms are not races that really draw out people but both sides are trying to affect that by their turnout operations. there in pennsylvania you saw governor christie and

president obama, you know, really focused on trying to get out the vote for both sides in that governor's race and i think that is where it will turn. you are right. it is not being talked about a lot of different places. >> i was kind of surprised that the president came here. some candidates didn't want him to campaign for them but he decides to come to pennsylvania even though tom wolf is quite a bit in the polls. >> that is perhaps why the president came to philadelphia, because tom wolf has such a lead in the polls that president obama's presence really wouldn't hurt tom wolf and if anything might fire up people in the democratic base to come out for him. on the republican side tom corbett brings in chris christie, who says one more half take rally with which barack obama in pennsylvania and corbett will win with double digits. i'm not sure if that is true but there is a sense it is about who you get out. >> for corbett if he loses

won't he be the the first incumbent to lose since 1970. >> 1970 in pennsylvania and that is a big deal. beyond what happens there in pennsylvania, in the governing of that state, it factors in nationally because in washington they look towards 2016, and the governor who is control a swing state, a state that is going to be powerful, to the presidential election, that party has a little bit of an advantage. >> that is for sure. come on people lets go to the polls. brett, we will talk to you. >> there you go, mike. >> come on, it is important. you cannot complain if you don't vote. lets get back to this breaking news out of germantown. police tell us they are looking for that with man 22 years old, teresa freeland gater. she was last seen being forced in the car of the 100 block of west colt or street last night. police say a man forced her in the dark colored sedan before driving off with her.

at this point we do not have anymore details than. that we have a crew heading to the scene. the we should be there in just a few minutes and bring you the rest of the information. >> all right. 7:34. hi, sue. >> it is a chilly morning out there but i can tell you it is not as windy as it was yesterday. we have had sunglasses to the bus stop buddy, ensemble this morning. his mom made him wear a hat too but it is cold. temperatures mostly in the 30's. some have inched in the 40's. in your weather by numbers we will go to an eight out of ten, sunshine all day for as long as the day last because those days are getting shorter. but we will have a few gusty breezes, and still have that freeze warnings for lancaster county until 8:00 o'clock and points west of there as well. 39 degrees. we will see sun and clouds out there. 7 miles an hour wind and a high later on of 58 degrees, again, some breezes out there but not as windy as yesterday. tonight we are down to 44.

partly cloudy skies. it will be on the chilly side. that is your fox cast from the weather authority seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly is here right now. >> sue, good morning everybody. monday morning a little lighter than normal on some of the roadways but here in cherry hill, new jersey southbound lanes of 295 stacked up from 70 all the way down through that 42 through construction zones. we are starting off with a jam in cherry hill. roosevelt boulevard southbound right at holmes circle the old nazareth hospital, penny a pack circle watch for a crash and then that inner drive the the further north we will go up in the north east that rocky road surface they have been redoing the repaving. we have about 30 minute delays because of overhead wire problems. some of the other regional rails had a rough go. cold weather catches some of those older trains by surprise and we had ten to 15 minutes across the board on some regional rail lines. we had an earlier morning crash because of the sun glare on the schuylkill this morning right here near conshohocken.

they have cleared that off to the side but we have a half an hour trip into downtown. mike, back over to you. 7:35. boy, this murder trial really captured the nation, it took place right here in our own backyard. now it has been turned into a film, that premiere tonight in philadelphia. we will talk to someone very close to this crime and get her take on a film called fox catcher. chris rock upset ago lot of people this morning after talking about the boston marathon bombings and freedom tower on saturday night live? why he says he wasn't joking about terrorism. today is national sandwich day so is what your favorite? kathy says her favorite sandwich is ham and cheese with mustard and chips. tell think says any song witch is good as long as some than was buying. tweet us with the fox 29 good day and show us your sandwich. we will share it on the show and we will

7:39. pretty nice day today. >> on this monday morning. >> did you catch chris rock on snl over the weekend. his mono log made a few people pretty upset. >> well, he made jokes in connection to some pretty serious subjects. we're talking about 9/11 and boston marathon bombings. here's some of it. >> you can train for a year, you finally get to the finish line and somebody screams run. >> they should change the name from the freedom tower to the never going in there tower because i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building. what do they have, does this building duck. what are they thinking? who is the corporate sponsor,

target. >> so, rock did say at one point he was not mocking 9/11 but he wanted to say there are no safer days because america commercializees everything. >> so later in the show he did a sketch about a isis militant trying to get money on the show, shark tank. his appearance, of course, has caused backlash on social media he got a lot of tweets and i'll show so later in the show. get on twitter right now, is it too much. >> too soon. >> that is what he is known for outlandish, shocking humor. so listen in. are you friendly after you have a cup of coffee. >> yes, you are. >> hang on, i probably need another one. you why want to hang out with people who start their day with a warm drink, it doesn't have to be coffee. and jen fred has the toys you won't be able to find back black friday, should we head to the stores right now. >> absolutely, i will tell you what is on sale but most

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it is 7:44. we are getting started on this monday morning with a beautiful look in the pocono mountains, it is cold, but it looks lovely outside. >> and the trees are not bent over because of the wind, my goodness, all of those trees had a few leaves still left, but mostly you saw them blowing around yesterday. check this out, 50 miles an hour wind gustness cape may, bushkill township up in the pocono mountains, smyrna delaware in philadelphia was pretty close to 50 miles an hour, today so it was in mount pocono. so it was a windy day yesterday, luckily, the storm that is causing all of that, that nor'easter is pulling even further away. we don't to have worry about winds this high at least any more today. our wind right now 7 miles an hour, out of the southwest in philadelphia. that bodes well. that means we will get mild ter day then we did yesterday when we didn't make to it 50 degrees. we have 12 miles an hour winds in reading, will mink ton, millville and new jersey this morning. and in higher win gusts at least not at the moment. but temperatures are still

pretty chilly. thirty's in lancaster. 39 degrees in philadelphia mid 30's in mount pocono. forty-one in reading. as we look down in wilmington it is 40 degrees. thirty-nine in dover, delaware. 46 degrees in wildwood. only 37 degrees in atlantic city international. so, the idea is we have got these two systems close together, high pressure and low pleasure so in between is where we get high pressure gradient and that is why we had high wind yet but further they are goes away, the lower our wind speeds will be. it will be much more comfortable today,'s we should get into the 50's. now we will jump ahead in the future cast to wednesday, night is really when we expect our cold front to come through with some rain and we could get periods of heavy rain, on thursday. maybe even into friday morning. so that will be a rainy day, saturday was our last rainy day when we got to 52 degrees. only 49 the high yesterday, toy day, 58 degrees, all right. look at tomorrow, 68, we love that, yes, at 20 degrees every

day. that bill in the happen. but it does look good for election day tomorrow. upper 60's for wednesday. as we mentioned our rainy day on thursday maybe lasting into friday morning but dries out just in time for the weekend. it will be a little bit cooler then average but at least, the sun will be shining both days, bob kelly. >> sound good, sue. good morning, everybody, monday, back to work, back to school and a live look at the roosevelt boulevard, southbound heavy from pretty much broad street through fox. folks heading down towards the schuykill expressway, so rush hour, underway right there. watch for delays here on the roosevelt boulevard southbound right here near penny pack circle right by nazareth hospital. the inner drive block with the crash. further north you go up in the great northeast there that inner drive, the uneven pavement because of the paving operation, crash in the heart of the norristown at elm ape markly. watch for police on the scene there rough go for septa's regional rails. cold temps giving those older trains a run for their money. thirty minute delays on the lansdale, doylestown line.

some minor five or ten minute delays across the board on some of the other lines as well. south on i-95, a delay as you work your way in towards the walt whitman bridge and getting ready to step out of the front door in south philadelphia as we go for a fly here, north on the freeway stack up from coals road into approaching walt whitman bridge. mike annal egg accounts back over to you. did you notice over weekend, star bucks came out with their christmas cups already. >> yes. >> halloween was over, outcome the red cups. >> you know what that means. >> christmas. >> time for than to start looking for these toys. you know the ones that everybody wants they are so hard to get. >> i remember when mize kids wanted cabbage patch dolls. >> tickle me elmo is a big one. >> you could not find them back in the day. >> today we are helping you prevent a toy crisis. we will get to jen now. you don't want holiday drama. >> we cannot have the drama, save the drama for someone else's momma. joey portman is back a member of the toy advisory council

for parents. >> yes, i get to pick out cool toys. >> mike, before we get to the tips, this is for you, baby, ready. >> ♪ let it go >> like his costume. >> you promised me friday we would never have to listen to that song again. >> freeze it. >> as she continues to sing. >> sorry. >> but i had to hide the toys-r-us and target book because i can't have my kids looking at that. >> if you have got look books you know they are on sale. toy industry for holiday is a lot different. your kid wants that. hottest toy. toy industry is different. you want to buy toys now and not later. ones that go on sale around christmas are ones that just didn't sell. if you shop now when they come out, do it, get it over with. >> i want to make sure, last year top toy was the dog. >> he is still hot. >> but these are two big areas, movies. >> blockbusters. we have, of course, frozen,

thank you disney and teenage mutant ninja turtles has made a come back this guy came back. i walk around new york with him. so much fun. there is a shell in the back for storage. it is $8 at toys are us if your kiddies on zested they he can throw it all back there. >> yes, exactly good tv show is also hot. >> doc mcdunns, walk and talk mobile, he makes lots of noise necessary your hoses. >> yes. >> and pod patrol they all make lots of noises. doc will fix your toys. this is the headquarters. thinks a hot one too. >> i like this thing because little girls like anything that is little. >> these will sellout fast. it is hard to get sample to bring them into show you guys. they are cute will will things. new toys makes great little products. mutant mania and shopkins are great. >> within of the kids say if there is one single toy, like

if your kid wants this thing buy it new because it is already on sale. these are things that will be going away. >> these will be sold out within the next few weeks. >> so you have one minute for magic tricks. joey brings us something we never heard of. >> this is the amazing. >> i love these. because the pets when they came out were the hit of the season. they have brought out at macing zh u's, they are sold out right now but they told me thaw can get these on black friday. so if you do it on line, and get it done. >> okay. >> and again, they are cheap. wow, it is working. >> yes. >> it is the amazing z hu's. >> big deal. >> all over the floor. they have a good time. then they have other little things like the shells. >> okay. >> and these things, they are only at wal-mart which is why they will totally sellout. if your kids wants them you

are already up against them. >> you can find them on amazon and e bay but they are so hot that they are sold out. i'm telling because they will stock them up for black friday. >> so coming up in the 8:00 o'clock hour, we will tell people what is worth money. she has seen all of the toys. you have been seen toys since february. >> yes. >> were you in new york putting these lists together. >> yes. >> she has seen toys, she knows what will set out. what to spend carbon. >> mike. >> i love the l is a doll, where did she go. >> don't play that again. >> they buried her. look at that. hi, baby. listen, i don't want to be a jerk about something but she's beautiful. she's just so cute. >> ♪ let it go there is that song. >> stop it. >> stop the madness. >> make it stop. >> so if you buy some stuff today like toys, you have to keep your identity safe. guess what they are going to put into a credit card new to

help you from being hacked. i'll tell you. >> we will take anything at this point. >> but first decision to end her life sparks a national debate and this weekend, brittany maynard took her own life and as she said to die with dignity. reactions is getting on line and also what maynard had to say right before

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he has three more rays of sunshine heading his way. >> he is having triplets. his girlfriend is pregnant with triplets. >> he has children ranging from, from zero. >> a couple months. >> to 39. >> from prior relationships. >> sixty-four years old he

will have triplets. >> my goodness. >> stevey. dang. wow. >> well, another great year for celebrity halloween costumes,. >> so lets get to beyonce first, his costume is a tribute to pop royalty. she dressed up as janet jackson from the rhythm nation. and then blue ivy dressed up as michael jackson. >> blue ivy is that big now. >> yes. greg up with the pink microphone, how cute and gloves. >> that is good throw back. >> now our little friend taylor swift got in the halloween spirit. she's a mythical horse. >> yes. >> is that a uni corn. >> i guess, but an angel june corn. you know she suffers from that disease. >> what is that. >> noasital. >> wow. >> she dresses up all the time anyway. >> thinks hilarious because

that new doll, this was inspiration for her costume. she looks like one of the wayans brother white chicks. last month snoop and iggy, posted a picks tur of her. she said i will own it. i will be one of the girls from white chicks. >> that is good. >> very good. >> that way, you can laugh about it. >> yes you are are owning it. >> two minutes before 8:00. halloween weekend puts two creepy films on the top of the box office. that night crawler did real well. well, the only made ten. i take that back. night crawler was tied with, ouija. >> both flicks raked in 10.9 million-dollar. >> this is their second week in the top spot. brad pitt's fury lands in third place with 9.1 million for third week in theaters. rounding out the top five, gone girl, and a book of life. >> i'm sure night crawlers thought it would make more than ten million-dollar.

that is not very good. >> it is still number one. >> i want to see gone girl a lot of people talking about it. >> i want to see night crawler because it is about the tv industry. >> we need store bits news. >> it is not about bait or worms. >> no. >> when i first heard bit. good day to you, it is monday, november 3rd, 2014. >> she said she was going to do it, she dit. brittany maynard's life ended over the weekend. twenty-nine year-old. terminally ill. she wanted to die with dignity. she took her own life, on saturday and then the national debate, continued. the minute we heard this news. here we go. >> i want to speak with you about what you hope to a

chief? what do you hope to achieve, mark. >> to be the best in the world. >> the murder trial that captured the country and the took place right in our front yard in 1996. john du pont shot and killed gold medalist dave schultz, now 18 years later, heart wrenching story is coming to theaters. david's widow is here this morning. we will get her take on the movie called fox catcher. >> did you see that steve carol playing du pont. >> yes. >> stunning. >> wow. >> wow. >> okay. >> hey, jen. >> it istive rent kind of wow. these are the things that joey portman says, that you should do. >> wow, sorry. >> we will talk about what these are, coming up in a bit. >> different kind of wow good that is so goofy looking, i love it. >> she's sitting in it though i'm surprised. >> hey mike you could bring that into the work in the

morning. >> how sit powered. >> just powerful butt i guess. >> yes. >> really. >> really. >> she's owning it. >> yes. >> great toys in the next few hours there. >> 8:01. >> it is funny outside and not as windy as yesterday. >> yeah. >> yeah. that is why we're giving you an eight out of ten. bus stop buddy has his shades on, bob kelly will tell you about the sun glare out there, temperatures in the 30's and now they are inching in the 40's in many places, so, it is a warm coat kind of a morning, freeze warning has been lifted, 43 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia, to see camera moving. winds are picking up a little bit. 17 miles an hour, sustained out of the west, in philadelphia, right now, 58 degrees will be our high later on a bit breezy but not as bad as yesterday, as we said and tonight, with a few clouds, we're down to 44 degrees overnight. we have you're lex day forecast, coming up, and right now, traffic time, hey bob. >> hey sue good morning everybody. northeast philadelphia, check

this out, doesn't this look like snow. >> yes. >> what is it? >> it is actually the construction dust, they have been jackhammering all of the concrete. it scared me when i looked at it first too. false alarm, april fools. bus drivers heading southbound on i-95, delays from pretty much, and cottman into south philadelphia. normal delays for your monday morning. and no problems on northeast philadelphia aramingo and the traffic lights, are out there this morning. we're in full gear here southbound on i-95, 13 miles an hour into girard avenue. forty minutes on the clock, and we have on it schuylkill, leaving town, and 5 miles an hour, bumper to bumper, from montgomery, up the hill in towards conshohocken. it is monday. we will move the clocks back. so, we're getting some early sun glare for the morning rush hour, over in cherry hill, a crash along route 70 along kings highway, and a rough go, the cold weather this morning, causing delays on some of the regional rails, 30 minutes on the lansdale doylestown

line, we're popping with 20 minute delays on the paoli line, the rest of the system is looking good. mike and alex, back to you. >> lets get back to this news out of germantown here. police are looking for a woman that they say went in missing, overnight. >> so we will get right to steve keeley for an update, steve. >> reporter: this almost 12 hours old right now, so the question for the viewers at home is when is a kidnapping that sound like a kidnapping and looks to witnesses like a kidnapping not an official kidnapping? it is when police call it quote missing under involuntary suspicious circumstances, and may be in danger. that is the official quote here, and this street here you can see likely extra dark at night with tree cover and trees still full of their leaves in front of all of these big old mansion as long this block of colter here in germantown. let's show you the picture of the 22-year old we're talking about. carlisa freeland gater is her name seen her with her puppy. witness told police she was

grabbed mere at colter street a 20 to 10:00 last night by a man and thrown in the dark four-door car. no exact color. no make, no model given. police say during the struggle, the back passenger window right behind the driver's side was broken, police put out her picture here, and a description not knowing the who took her or why she was grabbed. she was carrying her black backpack at the time wearing jeans and a jean jacket. her one distinctive thing she haddon, tan and green shoes. listed officially again by northwest detectives as missing under involuntary suspicious circumstances, stopping short of calling it a kidnapping for reasons not told to us so far. so, hopefully someone has seen her. someone either knows her or may know something to help police or may know someone with the dark four-door car who has hopefully some non-criminal reason to put her in the car when she didn't wanting to. maybe a boyfriend. maybe a little spat. she wanted to walk home. they had a little fight.

who knows. hopefully that will end up in good news but right now there is no news and that is why police are concerned you may have mentioned this, steve, but does she live in that area, do we know. >> reporter: they didn't tell us what house. he we cannot get anything from everybody. people don't even know what happened here last night. so we're just going on what police said. sometimes they hold back information, because they he know more than they are putting out. >> yes, yes, my goodness. 8:05. well, brittany maynard terminally ill oregon woman who was an add rekate for physician assisted suicide has died. >> she took her own life. brittany ended her life saturday as she planned by taking a lethal amount of drugs made a available under the state of oregon's death with dignity laws. twenty-nine years old. she was diagnosed with that brain tumor, on new years day. she was given six months to live. she and her husband had moved to oregon from california,

since that state, california, doesn't have a death with dignity law. she went up to the upstairs bedroom with her husband, and she took that cocktail and then passed away in a final message posted on her face book page maynard wrote good-bye to dear friends and family that i love. today is the day i have chosen to pass away with dignity in the face of my terminal illness. this terrible brain cancer that has taken so much from me, but would have taken so much more. >> i just can't imagine what it was like in that bedroomy cannot imagine either. >> especially for family members being there. >> but she did it. >> 8:06. election day is tomorrow, alex. >> pennsylvania gubernatorial candidates spent the weekend campaigning with the top names in their respective parties. let's go to governor corbett first. he called on new jersey governor chris christie. the pair campaigned a across bucks county yesterday. and at temple president obama attended a voter rally in support of democrat tom wolf. the the president is the latest big name to campaign

for wolf following his wife, michelle obama and former secretary of state, hillary clinton. while the president was all business on stage, he got caught behind the stage in a candid moment, check this out. >> ♪ >> pretty well, his good buddy will smith, got this new group called brotherly love. so the president got into it. >> yes, you see him moving. he was grooving a little bit. >> that is pretty good. >> that was good. >> so, dare devil nick wallenda pulls off two sky scraper tightrope walks in chicago last night. >> they drug this out for two hours didn't they. >> she sure did. >> they talked about the wind gusts and the temperatures and

it went on and on. >> so he walked across one and then decides to put a blindfold on and walks across another wire. >> yes, another wire. >> thirty-five years old nick wallenda, you know that the wallenda family, a 19-degree angle. >> it was supposed to be 15 degrees but because of the wind and everything they had to do it at 19 degrees. >> i think oprah used to live in that building. >> really. >> he has walk over niagara falls. >> you know, i went to missouri because i have a lot of friends in chicago. one of my friends was in one of those towers, the first one that he started from. he took a picture of the crowd. he said there was more than 60,000 people below and this is a view, he was where nick wall and he a started from. do you see those bright lights. you could see that bright light. what is crazy is because it is over the river there he says is there a strong wind tunnel because is there sky scrapers all lined up along that river. >> that is why they call it the windy city.

>> that is right. >> wind tunnels. >> he dit. >> without incident. >> just one fiber of my body wanted to watch that. >> no. >> i purposely stayed away from it. >> you didn't want to watch but you had to watch. >> why do you want to watch? you don't want him to fall. >> no, i don't, but it is just one of those things you just can't look away. >> i can't look at it. it makes me too uncomfortable. >> why did 60,000 people come out, you think some of them want to be there just in case, oops. >> maybe, you never know, but that ace a lot of people to be out there the in the cold and wind at night and he was right above them. >> he is over the river. >> yes. >> all right. halloween has come and gone but the candy is piled up at your house, isn't it. so what do you do with it? we found recipes you could make with the candy that is all piled up at your house.

>> that would be good. >> whose house is that? my goodness. we will make three of these dishes. from halloween candy. and the the holidays ara approaching and we will all be hitting the malls but how can we avoid getting hack. what credit card companies are coming out with in a few months to avoid data breaches. >> um-hmm. and keep those tweets come. today is national sandwich day so is what your favorite. he says rose roast pork sandwiched from denick's. and nicole says, the smith smither at mcnally. >> that looks intense. >> national sandwich day. >> yes. >> tweet us, make sure you use the hash tag fox 29 good day. i want ideas to find out where to go for lunch. >> difficult tell my time with the earl of sandwich, did he invent a sandwich, was it the earl of zapped witch. >> yes. earl of zapped witch. >> yes. >> name of the

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still chilly out there, we had the time change over the weekend. we are back to standard time. anyway, i think now we're in the 40's instead of the 30's. we are at 43 in philadelphia 40 degrees in lancaster. forty-one in allentown. still in the 40's in mount pocono. we have 45 degrees in wildwood. forty-six i should say. forty-two in wilmington. we have wind that are picking up as well. that will probably happen after sunrise. indeed we have 17 miles an hour sustain winds in philadelphia, it is not as good as it was yesterday but makes it feel chillier, then it actually is. here is your seven day forecast and look how much better it is getting. 58 degrees today and that is better than yesterday's 49. sixty-eight tomorrow. upper 60's on wednesday. we will give you two, 90's might be able to bump that up to ten by the time we get there tomorrow and on wednesday. thursday is our rainy day and cooler. that rain could last into friday morning but so far, so

dry, even though it wasn't chilly over the weekend. bob kelly, where is this jammo. >> we have a jammo for you one for shaders, for gang in mapel had shade, new jersey live look at route 73 stacked up by the car dealer this ship there heading in to fellowship road. that delay also kind of along 295 as well from 73 all the way down towards route 70. crash here in chester county a along westbound side of the 30 by a pass so for the gang leaving chester county heading in towards 202 an accident taking out right lane on the westbound side of 30. delays on both lansdale doylestown and pay yell i thorndale regional rails because of the cold weather giving rough start to the older train this morning. a half an hour out of town, 41 minutes south on i-95, even the blue route heavy half an hour northbound from i-95 up through the the schuylkill expressway. mike and alex, back to you. 8:15. eight or 9 million people had

their credit cards hacked over the last couple of months. now we will be burning up our credit cards, doing all of the christmas shopping. >> so expect a brand new debit or credit card to arrive in the mail soon just in time for the holiday season. it is because of the data breaches at stores like target, home depot, michaels and others companies are sending out new and improved cards to help protect you the consume are. >> our financial expert dan ri coto has one of these cards. it has a special chip in it. >> it does. 8 million consumers were a subject of the fraud. it cost retail card companies $8 billion. this is big stuff, guys. here's what is going on, old cards with the embossed letters they aring ago way. when want it or not you will get a new card. i will tell how thousand get one this morning. >> we have to do a close-up on that one. you will see there is no, nothing fancy, you see these before.

>> yes. >> here is the new card. notice the little chip alex and mike. do you see the computer chip. >> that little trip right over there has a special encrypted code that is passed between the card and the scanner at the cash register when you check this every single time and it is there to reduce fraud. so even if a hacker gets into the target, home depot, whoever it is, they cannot steel your personal data, all right. that is what is about this stuff. they have been using this in europe for years. it has reduced fraud there by 60 percent. it does work. >> so it is like there is more information in that chip itself. >> it will pass an encrypted code to the scanner that is unique to that transaction so that the hackers even if they do get in they cannot steel your personal data a. >> do i need to call them and have it sent to me. >> here are the tips, here's the time line. starting last in month bank of america started sending out cards to their customers if

you are replacing a card or getting a new card. i will tell you thousand to get one now. in january this year merchants had to adapt special scanners. home depot, wal-mart and target will have scanners ready to go. by october of next year every merchant has to have a scanner ready to go for the consumer. now in terms of the consumer here's what you can do. give your bangor credit card company a call. i did. i got my new card already. i'm an early adapter. if you lost or stolen your card you will get a new debit or credit card with the new chip, all right. so first thing just today call your credit card companies and ask them for the new card with the chip inside that has more security good cut up old ones. don't use the old one as a coaster in the family look, shred it. make sure you shred it, okay. next thing always keep your card in sight and we have talk about a rating of different banks and credit card companies. bank of america, u.s.a. a,

citi they all rang high with respect to their ability to monitor your credit and if there is a problem correct the fraud very quickly. >> did you just say if you get the new card, there is in guarantee that the store you are going to has a machine. >> good point. >> so first lady and i were at wegmans. i said to them, you have already adapted. they said we have scanner but it is in the hooked up yet. they have to have scanner and they have to have it hooked up. so it is catching on. >> do they have a sign or something. >> the scanner looks different. you will see something different is going on. they put the card on the scanner. >> it is not swiping. >> forget the swipe. >> that is so 1990's. if you really worried about safety some stores still take this if you are worried about it. >> cash. >> cash. >> mean green. >> cash. >> thanks, dan. >> all right, guys. >> ben mckenzie, you know that name? you know the guy.

he is in got ham. >> that is from the oc. >> yes. >> the oc. wonder if people still remember him from that. anyway he is on our show today, such a big hit. but first the red hot rendition, does music make you cry in the like this you won't believe why these professionals are struggling to get through this performance. >> oh, boy. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. ryan costello went into politics. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay.

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thinks the chain's take on a crow nut but that name was trademarked. also different from the actual crow nut, the croissant doughnut does not have have a cream filling. >> if i go in there and ask for a crow nut they will not give it to me. >> we don't know what that is. >> do you want a croissant doughnut. >> are you more friendly with the hot drink in your hand. >> yes. >> yes, you are. >> according to a new study from the university of boulder

people who hold a hot drink are perceived have offering i warmer personality then these who hold cold drinks. researchers think this is because part of the brain that processes warmth is area where judgments are been. >> i bet that is university of colorado which happens to be in boulder. >> yes. >> from hot drinks to hot food, look at this orchestra, they decided to chow down on some of the hottest chile peppers in the world, and then blow into their horns. >> ♪ >> that is the danish national chamber orchestra, the stunt was put together by a danish man who posted the videos on

you tube of people eat willing hot peppers. you can see a lot of them had a hard time witt. >> they didn't have have any water bottles or anything standing by. >> my goodness. >> there must be nothing to do in denmark. weird. >> so, friday night, people giving out candy, right. >> yes. >> give candy, throw it into different bags for the kids, right. >> yes good there is a lot of this going on. well, a woman had her wedding ring fly off. woman gives away american just the candy. >> um-hmm. >> a pricey piece of jewelry accidentally, fell into one of the bags. new what do we do about it. and it was a story that captured the country's attention, olympian dave schultz shot and killed by his team's sponsor 18 years later the story is coming to theater. dave's widow is here and we will talk to her and get her take on this movie fox

it is 8:30. >> that must be mermaid time, we have a mermaid, at adventure aquarium, right across the pond, or the river, in new jersey. sneak peak at the performance in just one hour on "good day philadelphia". >> they will be live. >> live. >> live mermaids in the studio. >> one of them may be named aerial, i don't know. >> darryl a hanna. >> look at the stuff, isn't this neat? anyway, this is the weeki watchi mermaids from florida, they will be live on "good day philadelphia". swimming around. >> lets get the opposite of mermaid is bunled up bus stop budd which sunglasses on. it is sunny but chilly. temps in the 30's to 40's. we have an eight out of ten

for you and we will have, high temperature today of around 58 degrees. so at least it is better than yesterday. still below average but tonight down to 44 in the city, 30's again in the suburbs. not too bad over the next couple of days, we will tell but election day and our next chance of rain all coming up in the seven day forecast, bob kelly, is what up. >> good morning, late start ouch, westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway, here we go jammo from girard all the way out through city avenue. live look right before you get to city. there is a disabled as you take that squeeze from four lanes down to two lanes, so delays leaving town maybe head for conshohocken state road if you want to try to i have a yourself sometime. putting maps in motion or leaving south philadelphia heading in through center city philadelphia we are stack up. there is that disable we were telling you about. it also involves a crash off to the shoulder. rough go on the schuylkill this morning for gang out in lawyers for, lewis at main

street just outside of 422, watch for an accident. rough go this morning on some regional rail lines. the cold weather this morning giving some of those older trains a rough start, 30 minute delays on the lansdale line, 20 minutes on the clock, delays on the paoli thorndale line, schuylkill expressway an half an hour same deal south on i-95 from cot map in through girard. >> well, it was a murder trial that captured the nation and it took place right here in our own backyard. >> in 1996 multi millionaire beyond du pont shot and killed olympic gold medal winninges were letter david schultz on his fox catcher estate. he was found guilty but mentally ill. >> he was sentenced to 13.5 to 30 years in prison where he later died. so a film is set to open up in theaters on november 14th. there is a premiere of it tonight though over on chestnut street, here in philadelphia. it is the prince theater.

the name of the film, fox catcher. >> do you have any idea who i am? i'm a rich guy, i called you on the phone. i wanted to speak with you about what you hope to a chief. what do you hepp to achieve, mark. >> i want to be the best in the world. >> nancy schultz, dave schultz widow is sitting right here with us now, good to have you in philadelphia. >> it is nice to be back in philadelphia. >> all right. what was it like, you said you went to the set of this film. >> i was very fortunate, bennet miller, the director of fox catcher, canned me to come and consult as mark rufalo played my husband david and siena miller played on the it is. i was there four or five times. i watched the machine for.

after they with shoot a scene and mark would say i think they should do more of this and that. they would tweak the scene. how he carried himself. how he held his hand when he talk. all little things like that. >> were you worried you had to relive all of that, and did you in. >> i think, i have always -- i'm always reliving it. there was a trial. then i started a foundation after dave. it is always there. but i think, in this film, it was really nice because they treated dave's character with accuracy and self respect. so it was kind have of nice to share the kind of person dave was. it is a very dark film. it is mark's struggle, at the fox catcher estate, and you know steve carol spend hours becoming this dark person which is unusual. >> can you talk about steve carol, when we first heard his name steve carol is that even him. >> what you think steve carol and he had to transform

himself. >> into du pont. >> into a really dark mind of a murderer. he would get up very early in the morning to do his make up. it would take hours to get it done. he stayed in that character all day long. du pont was a very socially awkward person, so steve carol mirrored that and he would just lurk around the edges and in the really engage until it was his seen which is how du pont would live his life. he would come in the scene and leave. he didn't like a lot of social interest action. >> how do you get it through your head, how do you recollect cile what happened? how do you describe to somebody that doesn't know the store what i happened to your husband. >> well, john du pont was funding an olympic training center and i think is there not much explanation other than john was 30 years cocaine addict and he just kept going in to despair. mental health issues are very

complicated. it is hard to get someone help that doesn't want to have help and especially somebody with resources. they don't lose their job. they don't have things that most people with mental illness stumble upon. >> what was his fascination with athletes, did he want to be one. >> he was a good athlete. he was a athlete which did sports where you have to have machine toy compete because you ride horses, you shoot. he was a pretty good athlete. he was a decent swimmer. and i think, you know, when wow give money to a support and did he different once, it would allow him to enter the world of the elite athletes. a lot of appreciation and attention for what he was helping. >> what do you want people to get from this film. >> i think i'm very impressed with what bennet miller has done to tell this story. they have recreated fox catcher form. they recreated the 84 and 88 olympics .

story lines have always change in the movie but these characters are the true people that lived this experience. >> what was it like to see it the first time. i have seen it how many times. >> i probably seen it six times now. >> that is enough. >> yeah, now i sit out. i greet people when they come to see it. it is nice to share here in philadelphia tonight. it is nice to share this film with the people who actually lived at fox catcher and knew dave very well. >> you will be at the theater tonight. >> i will see you there. >> thanks so much. >> all right. 8:36. the toy hall of fame is getting two new additions this week, will it be the rubix cube. there are 12 finalist, we will show you 12 finalist and you start guessing, who they are going to name on thursday, should it be.

welcome pack. 8:39. national toy hall of fame and yes, is there one is getting ready to vote on its latest inductees, yeah, toys. the list includes some classics, as well as some new ones here. there are 12 finalists, i think they will name them on thursday, make the announcement. i think only # of the 12 will get in the hall of fame. >> here are finalist, one of the newer toys on the list the american girl dolls. they are first introduced in 1986, each doll represents a different team piece in america and comes with the series of books, within of my favorites was addie. >> yes, addie. >> you have to have ninja turtles, right, teenage mutant ninja turtles are also somewhat new, i guess, they were created for the comic book in 1984. >> yes. >> thirty years old. >> so they may be induct.

>> little green army men, they have been a finalist for the hall of fame before, last year they lost to the rubber duck. so maybe they will get a better chance this year. >> i predict it will be little green soldiers. it business time, come on. >> really. >> and here's one, bubbles. bubbles. they have been around forever. so will they be named to the hall of fame. >> do you remember this one my little pony. >> sure. >> was first introduced in the 80's and then popular again in 2003. at their peak they out sold barbie. >> sure, my kids had my little ponies, combing their hair all the time. >> yes. >> rubix cube is up, invented in the early 70's. still pretty darn popular. >> some of the other nominees includes hess truck, game operation, and what would you put in the toy hall of fame. >> toy hall of fame.

>> yoyo already in there. >> i don't know. >> i would think that would be in there. >> slinky. >> did you hear the weird story about the guy that invented operation, though. he is really sick. and he cannot afford medical bills, because he sold the the rights operation, are you ready for it. >> yes. >> $500. >> no. >> oh, my gosh. >> years ago. >> yes. >> yoyo already in the hall of fame. we are getting that breaking news just in from the news room. >> breaking toy news. >> speaking of toys, jen is analyzing toys today, hi jen. >> hi baby, connect the philadelphia thing, joey, a really bad golfer, this is so bad, these are the the toys that are worth monday a according to joey, connects mini golf. we will talk about what,

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kid put out their want list and they always want the the hottest toy. >> yeah. >> and, for the reasons to find it. >> and, do you remember this. >> i got it. >> they got two. >> man, oh, man. >> i did that for a teddy ruxpan. >> that is from jingle all the way. they are trying to get turbo man. and they could not get it. we are trying to make sure this does not happen to you. >> is that why jen business joey portman.

>> we're talking with things that are 100, $200 that are totally worth the money. hi, joey. >> tell people used. >> the parent advisory council. we get to do parent picks and pick things out of the toy insider, and you're making me dizzy. >> this is a razor. my kid has a less expensive version. thinks automated. what do you like about this. >> this is razor flash rider 360. what i love is you can plug it in, safer, you want to make sure your kids, are here lesson learned by letting my kids do the crazy cart last year. it is 179. >> you said it has a lot of hours of play. >> and just 179. >> getting one big thing. >> i'm all about the one big

thing. >> all of the tablets and getting them to exercise. this is cure ohio extreme. what you do is you actually play. >> yes, i'm skiing. i kent necessity if you can see on tv but i can see myself in there. >> this is first tablet that does motion activity to get your kids off the couch. they were kind of the industry leader when it came to the parental. >> yes. >> if i don't know, hi, when my husband goes out of town i cannot work these tablets. you can call someone. >> you can call anyone. don't wait machine through friday night the 5:00. twenty-four hour service. you get $300 worth of apps. great features that go witt and preloaded which is a big thing. you can have seven different profiles. >> we have star wars. $89. lego. awesome for the money. >> yes. >> global girl made locally.

>> yes. >> i loved these. because every girl loves a 21-inch dolls. they love clothes, dolls. what they do here. >> is that code for the american girl type girl. >> they like the the american quote unquote girl. >> what global girl has done, a mom has created this line of bringing some culture to the kid. you can get it at global girl. they come with beautiful stories, great books. i love. that we are not all the same. >> yes. >> tatiano from russia, her mother drinks vodka. >> this is connects. i like this gannon your list because it is a local company. 200 bucks. kids put these together. >> it is a miniature golf nine hole corresponds. connects is awesome because it is made in the u. is a. that is twice you have done that. >> yes. >> does it come with a book. >> yes, it does. >> try this one. >> i will keep my day job but we are playing with toys. >> so these are the best of the expensive thing. >> i love connects, locally owned.

by the way talk with a deal real quick, this wednesday on amazon their product will be 50 percent off. >> right on is sister. >> ps have we talk about how gi am at miniature golf made out of connects and have we talk about how goody am at driving cars. >> in. >> that little scooter, is that battery powered. >> it is battery powered. plug it in. problem is mike some of these things that are battery powered they don't last. you plug them in all night. we have a jeep at home, baby jeep. you plug it in for three days and ride it for 15 minutes and how long does it stay powered up. >> forty hours. >> turf say i turned this thing on and i left it on and it was still ready to go. if you left that on the baby jeep. >> it would have been dead. >> yes. >> it looks cool. >> yes. >> thanks, jen. >> scary moments for this momma june and sugar bear. well, drama continues, for these reality stars why

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we will go through this one more time, time changed over the weekend just wake up and realize, oh, yeah my clock is wrong. sunrise happened at 6:34 this morning. sunset is at 4:56, this evening, it is six minutes until 9:00 o'clock right now, did you change your smoke detector battery? i hope so but if not this is the day. temperatures will go up nicely thanks to the sunshine 43 degrees in philadelphia. forty in lancaster. trenton has 42. thirty-seven in mount pocono. 45 degrees in millville and we're almost at 50 in wildwood nj. >> wind picking up nothing lake yesterday but we had 17 miles an hour winds in philadelphia right now 14 miles an hour down in dover

delaware. we are getting to a high of 58 degrees, today. even milder tomorrow. close to 70. and then still mild on wednesday. then a cold front brings some rain on thursday, friday morning and we're back to chillier weather over weekend. split is, your seven day forecast, here's bob kelly. >> sue, good morning. happy monday, back to work and school. hello haddonfield. i295 not bad right there. they are playing with sun glare all around the board this morning. we will take it, warm it up a as we role in the office this morning. we have had problems all morning long on the schuylkill expressway. we will put maps in motion here. this is eastbound on the schuylkill expressway, an accident here now, we will take that back, westbound approaching conshohocken curve, all right there on the westbound side and that is causing a big delay leaving the city heading out towards conshohocken or king of prussia either get a move honor use conshohocken state road working your way through the neighborhood. crash at college avenue at four seasons parkway.

mass transit looking good. alex, back over to you. so keep those trees coming today is national sandwich day so is what your favorite. here we go, william says triple double johnny hot from fishtown, that does look good. linda says her favorite sandwich is the filet maxim of carluci e, fill he will, sliced thin with greens and special sauce. wow. so, keep tweeting us your favorite sandwiches for sandwich day. make sure you use that hash tag fox 29 good day. start shopping a new way.

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we have a dance party here we will saying it is monday. >> yes. >> he is working it. >> malcolm is in the house. >> do you take requests, malcolm. >> oh, yeah, sure, he is on it. good day, it is monday, november the third 2013. >> good morning. >> you know alex. >> in. >> alex holley. >> i'm alex. >> wear those headphones over there. >> yes. >> they are looking good. >> but he doesn't have them on his ears, he wears them on his head. >> style purposes. >> why don't they put them on his ears. >> yes. >> now, nice article on you, bob in the daily news. >> okay. >> yes, do you see that right here. >> very nice. >> okay. >> i didn't even read that. >> they need to put your picture in. q is in the in metro. he is in there with his picture t