this morning on good day, a freak accident, a car crashes into a when room where children are sleeping in the middle of the night. how they're doing in the hospital. and loved ones begin the healing process after two teens are triagely killed in a car crash while raising to family emergency. what police say happened right before the accident. donald trump still in the middle of controversy, two more women come forward. what one woman says happened while she was a contestant on his reality show, the apprentice. from the fox 9 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good morning, happy saturday to you. it's october 15. karen, there's a scott going on that we're going to cover today.

we're halfway through the weather. what are we going on expect. >> it's chilly out there, don't get me wrong. we do have parts advisories. we'll take a look the temperatures coming up, but a live look right now, it is a clear and chilly start along the parkway. look at off the numbers. it is 29-degrees. the poconos this morning. allentown down to 33, 34 in pottstown, 37 in millville. mid 40s right now in philadelphia. 40-degrees in atlantic city. we'll zoom in a little farther to the north and west. coatsville, 33, 35 this morning down incorporate ton. freezing 32 in doylestown and 36 in phoenixville. here is a look at where we have the frost advisories until 9:00 a.m., parts of south jersey, the pine barrens watching for temperatures in the 30s. also north and west you can see temperatures are already in the 30s there this morning. so weather by the numbers.

it's going to be a 10, a beautiful day, a loft sunshine. those temperatures will recover pretty nice limit we have high pressure in control. a lot of clear skies expected across the area for day. so in philadelphia by 8:00, 45 up to around 60 by lunchtime, 67-degrees that ill with be the high temperature the at 3:00. we'll have much more in the broadcast. > good morning, everybody, all the way through tuesday. a look out for construction on city line avenue, route 1 right there from cardinal avenue down to bryn mawr after down to one lane. september that using shuttle l buses. if you're using a train t get to the plain throw a few more minutes in there. a brand new traffic the pattern on i956789 it's the beginning to the end of the 95 cottman construction accident. last night penndot moved all of the northbound lanes on the new stretch of the roadway. enjoy the rest the day and we'll

see you here back and early tomorrow morning. > we did have breaking news right now, comes from northeast philadelphia. there's a father so shaken because a car slammed into a bedroom where his children, two of them were sleeping. now those kids are recovering in the hospital and our own sabina kuriakose is live where this happen. some scary moments for the family. let's take it right to the scene here. this window on the first floor of this apartment here. you can still see the damage here. some bricks are missing. the window is caved in. a 9 year old girl and an 11 year old boy were sleeping in beds in that room when this car came crashing through. let's take a look at video that we got for you after all of this happen. we spoke with the family who lives here. they tell us that the two kids were hurt. the father says it's miracle his

kids were going to be okay. when he walked into the bedroom he could not believe what he was seeing. it happened just after 3:30 this morning. a red suv lost control and crashed in through the window of this first floor apartment. again, we spoke with the father. he didn't want to show us his face because he's still shaken up. but here's how he described what he saw this morning. my wife, my two kids, a boy and a girl and i heard this huge bang and looked up at my kids to check them and there was a car in the window. in, you know, the window landed on my son. a lot of blood, bricks every where. i didn't know if first we were getting robbed and what is haven't sure if there was a fire and then i realized a car had come through the window. > so scary. i mean i come in, you're half asleep and suddenly you see a car in your kids' window.

the driver police say so far has not been charged. authorities say speed and alcohol did not appear to be factors. back here live again, so no arrests have been made. you can see the damage. the family trying to figure out what to do next. the kids went to torresdale, but injuries thankfully they're going to be okay. > this morning friends and family are mourn the death of two young people. both of these ten agers were tragedy killed in a car crash. it all happened early yesterday morning. they were trying to get to the hospital to visit a loved one. it happened right here on the roosevelt boulevard at front street. 9 year old osmund zin love and maggie were in the back set of a car driven by zin love's 18 year old. they're heading over to temple university hospital where their father had been taken because he had been assaulted by an armed robber. witnesses say the car that they were in ran two red lights and

then after the second t boned a ford explorer. maggie was a good girl my daughter has been friends with her since about 5, 6. we were just talking to her and she going to spend a week. if i needed anything, he would have been right there in mens, i mean anything. the drivers of those cars suffered just mitor injuries. charges are not expected. early this morning there was a home caught on fire. this happened in the nights town section. crews were called out to the 1500 block. it was just before 126789. 306789 it was a small house fire. they knocked it down. the good news that nobody was injured. investigators are still looking for a cause of the fire. and new questions from parents after a student dice at a local school for troubled teens. police say three staff members entered a room after a disturbance at ford worth academy.

according to the staff, the 17 year old lost consciousness and died while they were trying to subdue him. the circumstances surrounding the student's death are still very unclear. school serves students with behavioral and emotion l al challenges said in a statement they were shocked and saddened, but cannot comment on the student's death. and in this morning's morning new, you decide, there is still more trouble for donald trump. this keeps happening. two more women come forward claiming sexual misconduct. an ex model and a contestant on the apprentice. in a news conference season five contested summer doctor boas recounted an experience in which she had to turn down sexual advances and then holding back tiers as she spoke. she said trump kissed her and touched her without her consent. i was after conflicted after what had occur. i wondered if the sexual behavior was some kind of test or whether or not i had passed.

he did not have the right to take sexual woman as objects just because you are a star. trump behind hillary clinton by about 6 points. hillary clinton continues to face a scandal of all her own. wikileaks release more e-mails from john modesta's personal account. the new patch says thousands of e-mails aides asked bill clinton to cancel a speech to the wall street philadelphia international airport. this was right around the time that hillary clinton announced that ' was running for president. campaign staff was worried about the clintons worryied appearing too coach i with wall street. we do have to repair the damage that he's done, which we will do. but on both domestic and on

national security grounds repudiating his candidacy sends exactly the right message. also yesterday former president bill clinton and current president barrack owe bam acquisition a they hit the trail for clinton in the battle l ground state of ohio. all of these. didments will come up at the third and final presidential debate. it's just days from now everybody is go to watching and you can watch it live here on fox 29. it's wednesday night at 9:00 of course followed by fox 29 news. fox's own chris wallace is serving as itself moderator of this coming debate. > that's going to be interesting to debate. in the meantime you can get all of your news from the trail right on our website, fox 29.com all the developments as they happen. they we're putting them them right there and you can get all the information you need. if you plan on getting on a plane, the faa says you need to leave your galaxy note 7, leave it at home. why the faa is now banning

passengers and crew members from bringing any of those phones on board? > and the largest drug bust australia has seen this year where police discovered the drug and exactly how much its worth. stay tuned we'll tell you. april stay with us on this day, what's happening in your life? it is the sweatest day. it's the sweatest day? >> is that an official thing or are you just feeling govern it is an official thing. can show us your sweetheart in your life. > beat times right now. we'll be right back. how tall are you?

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we are officially transitioning into those days where it lights light much later. it's beautiful. but it's till dark out. i was surprised when we took our first look again. we are listening to the life is a highway and there's a reason why. it's now official drivers in new jersey will soon be paying more at the gas pump for a gallon of gas. governor christie he did it he signed the bill that raises the state tax that raises it by 21 cents. it will go into effect on november 2 #. the money raised from the tax will go towards an 8 year 16 billion-dollar transportation

program and in return the legs includes cuts to the sales and estate taxes president that's supposed to balance it out for you. 7:14 need a job in a.m. done is hiring, a lot of people, but 4,000 temporary workers. this is for the centers in middletown and new castle delaware. the seasonal positions will run through the end of this year and include several different shifts. amazon says it will higher 120,000 people around the world for these temporary holiday season positions. one particular cellphone is now banned from every flight in this country. the sam dunk galaxy note 7 we've been hearing so much about is no welcome on any plane. delta, alaska airlines are now installing fireproof bags to handle temperatures as high as 132-degrees. this all comes after one of those phones caught fire on a southwest flight that was was

going from baltimore to isville. let's talk about it. nice to see you. how does this happen? we're talking about mill-plus phones, a huge company. millions of phones, starting in september samsung had their first recall and now a month later, recalled again including all of the devices, re. this is a problem with the battery and part of the issue and the vagues that samsung is communicating is with the lithium ion batteries that is in each of these phones. they are in all kinds of smart phones and other devices. they are powerful, they recharge quickly but they have flammable and volatile chemicals inside and we have to be careful with how we use them. but samsung had an issue with its quality control. how does a company recover from

this? >> there are customers that are so dedicated to samsung. they're in the trying to re-create it. they're done. but as a company to try to recover, it's a huge press release issue, pr issue and they're going to have to get in front of i think demonstrating how quality control is issued. how you go behind it, have third parties review everything and sure they're save and effective. it's a huge pr issue and a potential. there's thousands that we have problems that we know of lawsuits could be big. we've seen in the us alone almost 96 cases over issues, over heating, phones that have exploded, claims of property damage as well. we saw in ken tuck think a man fell asleep his samsung galaxy phone exploded. in hawaii a woman was holding it and it exploded in his hand. samsung is going to see a ton of

issues just in the next several months alone. if i have one of these phones, what should consumers be doing retama. >> right now don't try to keep the phone. even p if you're saying only a small handful have been affected, it's not true. we don't know when this could strike your phone. turn it off, don't power it down, don't charge it, go to back to wherever you purchased the p phone. samsung has issued a general refund policy s. they're giving you credits towards your bill. just rid of your phone. that's an epic sale that you need to recall, replace them and those phones have a problem, too. >> maybe they rushed to market with the replacement devices. you don't know exactly what kind of issues they faced. hard times, but i'm sure they'll figure it out. > iphone. we have half and half at our work.

> samsung. smartphone. i want nothing to do with that. i'm getting away from the samsung tablet trying to protect myself. what are you looking at in the poconos. >> put the phone away, enjoy the outdoors. a lot of leave piping taking place in the pocono mountains. look at those leaves. they have begun to change colors out there nearing peak. it's going to be a nice weekend to get away. as far as conditions, look at a beautiful conditions, sunrise. it is a chilly start. temperatures will be warming, in fact, in the seven day forecast we're looking at record warmth. it's chill, upper toes right now in the poconos, mid 40s philadelphia, 37 right now in millville. high pressure, that's in full control so that's why we'll have wall to wall sunshine for today. weekend wendy is in the riverfront along delaware. we're looking at the walk to end

alzheimer's it's going to be chilly out there. the walk begins at 9:30. temperatures will be in the 40s. have your jacket. also have the shades for the sun glare. 67 for the high temperature in philadelphia today. low 70, well above average. look at your sunday p with those subtle winds as we take a look at a some of the fall foliage across the area. parts of south jersey and delaware, you can see more into the high into even nearing peak once you move toward parts of the poconos. low 60s today in the poconos, a the look of season. tomorrow 66-degrees, looking pretty good. if you're headed down the road, big game taking place in landover, maryland, fed ex field, as far as our forecast we're going to go from fallback to summer. temperatures next week will be in the 80s smashing some records by at least tuesday into wednesday. looking ahead, halloween is only 16 days away. the end of daylight saving time,

22 days and thanksgiving only 40 days away. so you can see the warming trend. by monday near 80. low 80s tuesday into wednesday. scott, i want p to permanently thank you because all of the walkers raising money for the breezy cancer three day events. normally it rains. thank you. > i support it. you've probably seen so am people around town today. i love this event with the ping too dues and all the tierras because it is breast cancer awareness month. we have the three day weekend. coming up we're going to be speaking to one surviveor about p her gurney. the flyers getting started, up late last night starting their season with an 11:00 p.m. up drop in loss angels. we'll tell how the guys did. their regular season began. planned parenthood.

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celebrate, hockey season now underway. the flyers kicked off their season last night against the kinks who were celebrating their 50th anniversary. let's go to second period, scoreless, gordon gets the flyers on the board and just minutes later, sean contact to yea gets the rebound. flyers up 2-06789 everything looking good. later in the second period, tutorial yea again. they start the season on a positive note. celebrate, the flyers 4-26789 the flyers started off in a positive note, what's going on in other sports. this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good p morning, i'm sean brace, the eagles take on the redskins down in d.c. on sunday and it will be game one in ten without starting right tackle wayne johnson. replacing johnson will be the known known as big lee and he's ready for the challenge.

i feel i prepared enough. i don't know what kerrigan and the other players are going to do. i've been working on my technique all week. the eagles have the stuffest schedule remaining in the nfl. please take a mr. mr. at the next four opponents. three out of four versus the nfs east and are on the road. that's difficult for sure, but safety malcolm jenkins views it as an opportunity. if anything, we're looking forward to the opportunity in the next month. we've got some really good teams. we've got a bunch of divisional team. we're on the road. you push puts you in a better position later when you come back home. that's sports in a minute. well, today is global hand washing day. okay. so we'll have a live guest in the studio with us to he tell us a little bit more about it. what experts say you and your family should do to keep

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welcome back. it's another beautiful sunrise. send us some of your beautiful sunrise, blinded by the light as it comes up over this. absolutely stunning. 7:29 is the time right now let's take a look at your top stories. people in deptford township say someone is slashing the tires of their vehicle also and they're fed up. police is saying it's happening between monday and into tuesday morning of this week. most of the cars were parked in the street in h cooper village. others were in their driveways. people are asking, anybody that

has a surveillance camera, check your cameras maybe it will have some video of the perpetrators in all a of this and make sure you send it over to police. it is 7:30. we've got more information on the bill cosby trial, a key pre-trial hearing to determine what evidence prosecutors can use in the sexual assault case has been scheduled for early november. prosecutors want to call 13 other accusers to show that cosby had a pattern of drugging and molesting women. they also want to use a deposition where he acknowledges sexual encounters with young women. cosby, of course, has pled not guilty. and police in australia have arrested two polish men they say had $145 million worth of ecstasy. this was a huge drug bust that comes after officials raided a storage area in northern sidney where they found those pills that were wrapped in aluminum. investigators say it is the largest drug hall this year. obviously the suspects are facing charges and up to life in

prison. scott williams you've already given us the great news, it's 10 objection to the form bill, today it's a chilly start. temperatures will climb into the mid and upper 60s, 70s by tomorrow, but 80s are in that seven day forecast. a live look right now at the philadelphia international airport, a lot of sunshine out there, no weather-related delays, 45 in philadelphia. visibility perfect there at about p 10 miles. but it's chilly. look at the 30s north and west. we have 33 right now, allentown upper 20s in the poconos, 39 in trenton, 37-degrees right now in millville. but temperatures actually milder down shore. water temperatures still in the low to mid 60s. so only 512 at the boardwalk, 51 cape may point. we have the frost advisories in effect until 9:00 a.m. so a couple more hours, parts of south jersey, the pine barrens, also once you move north and west, but high pressure, that is in control. temperatures will be warming after a chilly start. breakfast in the 40s by noon.

we're looking at 60, 67-degrees by p four h this afternoon. so across the area we're looking pretty good after that chilly start. have the jackets and sweaters. temperatures recover nicely bill and karen with high temperatures down the shore mid 60s. lehigh valley right around 64 degrees. now back over to you. thank you, scott. of course october, breast cancer awareness month. this weekend one of the wonderful premier events. the whole see of pink out there. the susan could he men three-day walk. amazing weather for this one. you'll see it every where you go. i love to honk and cheer everybody on. we're trying to raise awareness about breast cancer and try to find a cure. the walk is going to be 60 miles for three days around the philadelphia area. in the studio, we have a survivor, jeanette stevens ethanol. good morning. >> good morning. tell me your story.

how did you discover that you had breast cancer? >> i really checked myself because i had two sisters before me who were diagnosed with breast cancer. i checked myself and found the lump. and so i went to my dr. and said there is something here. i have to check this out. i had another sister after me that was diagnosed. out of my mother's five daughters, four of us have had breast cancer. that's an amazing story. >> you've been a surviving 13 operation 13 years.rviving 13 one of my sister is 16 and one is maybe 12. your family is a huge success story. >> yeah, we are we're really blessed. > what is happening right now this is a disease that effects so am women. what is the latest on this? >> the latest is, the incidence in the united states has been increasing for many, many years, but leveled off a couple years ago. survival is continuing to get better and better for stages one through three. and on the horizon actually very close we have a lot of new drugs available.

they're called molecular drugs and they're what we called targeted therapy. we're really getting a much better idea of all the different dioceses that make up breast cancer and ways to treat them. i think i've read some stories about a vaccine where they've been doing some immuno therapy. >> correct. > is the treatment changing from what was the standard of care. years ago we did one thing, radiation and surgery or is it specific to the women and the disease. >> i think it's becoming much more specific. it used to be very, very simple. if you had breast cancer, this is what you had to do, surgery and whatever and then chemo. now chemo has changed. the cellular therapies and the immune no therapies are coming. right now we're using immuno therapies, so it's becoming very personalized. > what do you want women to know. >> have your annual mammogram. we have different types of breast cancers. you might not always have a lump

p. it might not be in your breast. you might have a up mr. p under your armpit. you have to go to your dr. and check it out, especially if you have a history of it in your family, but early detection really does safe lives. what age did you guys get diagnosed. >> most of us in the mid 40s. one sister in the 50s. so it's really important for our knees and daughters to check themselves early. and have these conversations. thank you so much for coming in and sharing your story. doctor, thank you for your time as well this morning. >> my pleasure. we have to go to the doctor more and we have to do our self check exam. thank you so much we appreciate it. > thanks so much for sharing your story. look at the video, halloween right around the corner and we'll tell you why a new survey says that philadelphia right here is the place to be to celebrate the holiday. election day, less than a month away. people every where have to make sure they're registered to vote. what are the options for people who may be homeless and still

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scott williams said it so you better believe it. the sun is up, starting a day with us doesn't get much better than that. when facebook launched it was just for students of certain colleges then they opened it up to any student every where and then everyone. needless to say facebook has changed quite a bit in its lifetime and now it's changing again. let's get the details. let's check in with the tech tank. i'm anthony mongeluzzo. craigslist, they're doing all sorts of stuff between messaging, social media. they want to turn into your facebook marketplace. basically what this is, this is facebook's answer to allowing you to share, bikes sell, anything you want utilizing facebook. so now instead of posting to your friends, someone want to help me move you can post in the marketplace, pizza and maybe 10 bucks an hour and come move my house. now, with all new technology there comes some problems. during its initial launch this

marketplace allow users like you and i to list things for sale that we probably shouldn't such as our children, guns and other things. facebook says they're working to control this. as anything, facebook has a big worldwide audience and i'm telling you this is going to be successful. you want to talk more about the online marketplace with facebook or anything else with technology, reach out to us, hashtag tech tank and we'll continue the conversation online. coming up, a young athlete from villanova university is making his name known, where, on the golf course. we'll have his inspiring story coming up next. he's this week's athlete of the week. today, as we told you earlier, is global hand washing day. we'll show you what you need to do to keep yourself safe from harmful bacteria. as always we are interactive. love to hear from you. this one is from jamie line. have a great weekend. it's a halloween and perhaps

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taking a look at the airport, start your saturday just right are. i want to know what love is. it's that kind of day i guess. we're looking at kind of chilly conditions on the saturday morning. a lot of sunshine, though, by the afternoon and temperatures will recover nicely. but if you're headed to wilmington, delaware, sue serio is going on be, also chris o'connell. the walk to end alzheimer's is taking place, reg station at 8:00 a.m. the ceremony is going to be at 9:00 a.m. and then the walk at 9:30. just have the jacket, the sweaters and also the shades for all of the sunshine that we'll see across the area. the temperatures, it's a chilly start out there, no doubt about it. we have upper 20s in the poconos, 33 allentown, 34 only in pottstown, millville checking in at 37. we'll zoom in a little

enclosesser, look at doylestown, freezing, 32-degrees right now, 33 in coatsville, a chilling 34 in downingtown, along with westchester. that's why we have the frost advisories still up until 9:00 a.m. and then parts of south jersey temperatures in the 30s as well. we have the clear sky, wall to wall sunshine for today. and the temperatures will recover pretty nicely as we hour by hour by lunch right around 60, 67-degrees. that should be the afternoon high temperature if you're stepping out on the town for dinner later on this evening. once again grab the jackets and sweaters. overnight tonight, not as cold. we'll keep the clear skies, but a light subtly wind will kind of help the temperatures for the suburbs in the mid 40s and in the city we'll only dip to about 50-degrees. game tomorrow, if you're headed down to maryland, landover, we're ' looking at sunshine, kickoff 1:00. 68-degrees, warming into the 70s

during the game so really nice weather across the board for the eastern seaboard.e looking at ts 3, we're talking 80s in the forecast for the next several days. as far as what's happening. the records tuesday, the forecast 82, the record is 85. by wednesday the record is only 80. the forecast, look at that, 83-degrees. the seven day forecast showing perfect 10s today and tomorrow. monday maybe a spotty shower, temperatures near 830. a summer feel, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures in the low 80s. by thursday it's partly sunny, maybe a late shower and then better chances for showers as we move toward friday of next week. back over to you. okay. there's currently a plan to do some revitalization along jewelers row. the developer toll brothers has

bought and wants to demolish five buildings on the 700 block of sansom street and build a 16 condominium tower. some people aren't too happy about that their reasons are that we have only here in philly. hi, i'm ' bruise gordon. independence hall is an ionic structure, so is the philadelphia museum of art and those 18th century brick front homes all along old story. i mention those examples because some locals are up in arms over plans by the mega builder toll builders knock down five properties along jeweler row to construct a condominium tower. it is the oldest diamond america and the secondest largest. but it's ' buildings are non descript, nothing special. there are no tour groups traveling philadelphia just to stair at these structures. toll bruters promises to keep

its facade consistent with the rest of the 700 block of sansom street. it's entirely possible jewelry stores will set up shop. mayor kenny has strongly requested a that the toll brothers keep the first and second floors of its to your consistent with the rest of the block. i've talked to jewelers along sansom street , many of them welcome a high-end to your that will breathe life into a neighborhood that frankly rolls up its sidewalks around 5:00 p.m. fun development can be a problem he no doubt, but the cash-strapped city of philadelphia is december traitly in need of attacking folks. restaurants and shops would benefit, maybe even those jewelry stores on jeweler's row. i'm as big an american history buff as you're likely to meet, but sometimes progress is just that, progress. the city should hold toll brothers to the law and to its promises regarding the look of this condo tower. but to those who see a project

that would bring construction jobs and permanent employment, high taxpayers to the city say go away. you're about to knock down buildings that nobody knew was important until just about now. i say only in philly. > coming up, one father gets a horrible surprise last night as his children were sleeping. why he thought the family was getting robbed. we'll tell you what actually happened that sent his son and daughter sadly to the hospital. and more bad news for donald trump as two additional women come forward accusing the gop presidential nominee of inappropriate contact. what one woman says the billed air tried to do while she was a contestant on the apprentice.

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why are we playing happy birthday? > well, because that's the hand washing song. all your kindegarteners know that. did you know that we have 150 gross bacteria germs all over our hands. good morning. thanks for having me. your we a group that's about global hand washing. i think i know how to wash my hands. many i really doing it wrong. >> most people are dog it wrong. studies show that people aren't washing their hands often enough. it's not a habit and they're not doing it correct limit show me how to do it right. we're going to run you through a catch first. we're going to put a little l lotion on your hands and we're going to can you to rub it in your hands and we're going to butt it under a black light which is going to reveal to us all of the dirt and germs that could possibly be on your hands. was that he enough? that's everything that we want to get rid of on our hands, that's dirt and germs. there are four simple steps that i'm going to walk you through to

help you wash your hands appropriately. > walk me through it. >> great. luke warm water. wet your hands first. now, soap, you want to grab some soap. get plenty t of soap on your hands. and our rule of thumb is 20 seconds. you want to sing happy birthday two times normally. latter your hands really well. pay special attention to your wrists, in between your fingers as well as your nails. be sure that you're being really thorough in cleaning everything off of your hands. we want to rinse all of that water off of our hands. get all the soap off of there. that's a looking good. you're doing a great job. last and final step you want to turn off the water, grab some paper towels and dry your hands really thoroughly. one of the issues that people don't get the water and germs off their hands. what's the problem for people

that don't wash their hands. >> they could be spreading germs. if i have germs on my hands and i shake your hand and that's going to be spreading and people are going to get sick and i don't want that. my little baby had that problem and he had that problem. he's three and all they do is touch and put their fingers in their mouths. we want to remind people, if you're in-house care, before you handle food, after the restroom, always wash your hands. my photographer that i work with, pete san tell 2, he uses the hand sanitizes, do you like them. >> it's the not bad. but we recommend that you wash your hands with soap and use dry paper towels. if that's your only alternative, that's fine. > we all how funky your hands were when it started. we all know how we can keep your hands clean. thank you very much for that. atms can be really convenient, but we pay for that convenient.

coming up, how you can avoid some of those nasty atm fees and millenniums have big goals and are really good at saving money. there's not one thing they're not afraid to do and it may surprise you. all that is coming up and take a look at more of your comments coming in. this one from pamela from her entire good day family. pamela, good morning to you. and from jen, kendall's first school pictures from pre-k. thank you for sharing it with us. linda, getting into the holiday season, happy fall from mj brooks. we'll be back. stay tuned. most people owe the bank.

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a nine year old boy and his eleven year old sister are in the hospital after a car slammed into a bedroom that they were sleeping. it happened at the ashley court apartments on bustleton avenue in summer ton. investigators are still looking into the crash. this is all on the boulevard at front street headed to see their father who was recently sent to the hospital. witnesses say the car they were in ran two red lights. and still more women are now coming forward saying that donald trump groped them. one of the new accusers whats a contestant on the apprentice, the other a former model. trump has denied all of the allegations against him. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend.

are they cleaned? >> they are so clean. i forgot to show you the black light. straight up 8:00. i promise we'll do better this hour and thank you for joining us. the last hour was pretty good. >> your hands weren't clean. that's wait was. they weren't clean and i forgot to show you that they're now really clean. the weather is absolutely phenomenal outside and the sunrises this morning off the charts. beautiful sunrises out there, but it is chilly, karen and bill right now, but temperatures are going to moderate pretty nicely by this afternoon. a live look right now as we move toward the trenton area, i believe. a beautiful sunrise and temperatures are going to moderate. weather by the numbers scale of one to tension it is going to be a perfect ten despite the chill early this morning. temperatures right now across the area once again are in the 30s so we have some patchy frost out there. it's going to be a am whatting trend and then we have some

record warmth believe it or not in that seven day forecast. up to 46, philadelphia, 34 pottstown, 33 right now in the poconos. we still have 32 doylestown. look at that 33 coatsville. 35 now in phoenixville. so frost advisories are to south jersey, also once you move north and west. so a chilly start but high pressure with the sunshine will warm the temperatures. 67 for the high temperature later on this afternoon. we'll talk more about record warmth with the seven day forecast coming up. now here's bob with traffic. good morning, everybody. all the way through tuesday, look out for construction on city line avenue. that's route 1 right there from cardinal avenue down to bryn mawr avenue down to one lane. septa uses shuttle buses all this weekend on the airport line. so if you're using the train to get to the plane, throw a few extra minutes in this there and a brand new traffic pattern today on i95.

it's the beginning to the end of the 95 cottman construction zone. last night penndot moved all of the northbound lanes under the new stretch of the roadway. give it a ride and check it out sometime today. enjoy the rest of the day and we'll see you you back here bright and early tomorrow morning for good day weekend. breaking news comes from the north operations you put your kids to bed, you think they're save and all of a united states sen a car rams itself into your children's bedroom while they are asleep. now those kids are recovering in the hospital. let's get right out to sabina kuriakose who is live in summer ton with the latest. >>reporter: good morning, guys, so scary for this family. let's take you right to the scene here. you can still see the damage just beyond this car where this suv slammed into the billing as the kids were sleeping inside. a nine year old girl and an eleven year old boy asleep in their beds right under the

window. let's take a look of video from inside the bedroom we got just after it happened. you can see debris and bricks all over the place there. they struck the kids as they slept. the kids, we're told, were hurt and bleeding. but their dad says they're going to be okay. he says it's really a miracle that nothing more serious happened to em this. you can see the stuffed animals on their bed still covered in all of that debris. police say it was about 36789. 30 this morning when a red suv crashed into the first floor of the apartment here at ashley court apartments off bustleton a. we did speak with the father. he was very shaken, but he described to us waking up to h this bizarre scene. he didn't want to show us his face. listen to what he told us. i heard this huge bang and looked at up my kids to check them and there was a car in the window. i didn't know p if first we were getting robbed and i wasn't sure if there was a fire. i was pretty scary. i grabbed everyone up, got out of the room. i want toette good them home and

have them in my arms and mike sure they're all right. that dad there talking about his kids. they're at torresdale. they have to get some stitches and they're happy new yearen up, but otherwise he believes they're okay. the driver, we're hearing he has not been charged. police are saying that speed or alcohol were not factors. back here live again, the bricks and the actual window falling on one of the children here. again, no arrests have been made much the family tells me they were supposed to move in just a month. right now they're still trying to figure out where to stay. > bill and karen back to you. >> thanks so much. we'll check in later. so many friends and family are mourning the death of two young people. both teenagers are killed in a car crash early yesterday morning as they were rushing to the hospital. it happened on roosevelt boulevard at front street, 19 year old osmund sell nobody and 17 year old maggie delve nobody were in the back set of a car driven by their 18 year old

brother. they were going to the hospital. the car they were in ran two red lights and after the second f boned a ford explorer. maggie was a good girl. my daughter has been friends with her since five, six. we were talking to her about a month ago and she was going to come over and spend the week. if you needed anything, he would abeen right there in minutes. i mean anything. the drivers of the two cars suffered just minor injuries and charges are not expected. early this morning, a home caught on fire in the city's nice town section. crews were called to the 1500 block of pike street before just before 12. 30 this morning. with he they arrived they found a small house fire. firefighters worked quickly to put out the flames. thankfully no one was injured. investigators are still looking into a cause for the fire. developing now so many questions from parents after a child, a student dice at a local school for teens with troubles. police say three staff members entered a room after there was a

disturbance. it happened there at the lourdes worth academy. this was thursday. according to the staff there was a 17 year old who lost consciousness and died while they were trying to subdue him. the circumstances surrounding that student's death very unclear. the school serves students with emotional and behavioral challenges. they said in a statement they are shocked and saddened, but cannot comment on the student's death. this morning, political news, there's more trouble for donald trump. two more women have come forward claiming sexual misconduct by the republican nominee. one of them an ex model and other a former contestant on the apprentice. season five contestant summer door bros recounted an experience in which she claims she had to turn down sexual advances from donald trump. holding back tears as she spoke, she said that trump kissed her and touched her without her con

event s. i was conflicted. i wondered if the special behavior was some kind of test or whether or not i had passed. you do not have the right to take women of sexual objects just because you are a star. donald trump has denied all the allegations against him. real clear politics which averages most of the polls out there has trump behind hillary clinton by more than six points saying that some of these scandals are having some impact on the actual polls. > meanwhile hillary clinton continues to face a scandal of her own. there are problems on both sides of the aisle on this one. wikileaks releasing more e-mails yesterday from clinton campaign chairman john modesta's personal e-mail account. a new batch of thousands of e-mails and it shows her aides asking former president bill clinton to understand contact ella speech to a wall street firm. that was right around the time that hillary clinton announced that she would be running for president. the e-mails revealed campaign staff were worried about the clintons appearing too cows i with wall street. none of that came up while she

was out on the trail in seattle. that's where she continued her offense against trump. we do have to repair the damage that he's done, which we will do, but on both domestic and on national security grounds repudiating his canned dance i sends exactly the right message. also yesterday two former presidents, president bill clinton and president barrack obama a hit the trail for clinton in the battle ground state of ohio. and all of these developments you know they're all going to come up at the third and the final presidential debate. it's just days from now you can watch it all right here on watch fox 29 wednesday night, 9:00. chris wallace will be the monthed rater and he will have his hands full. you don't have to wait for that to get all of the update to information. in the meantime, get all the news present the campaign trail. go to our website, fox 29.com. we're posting all of the developments right on the homepage. > i know you're into this. you're into the season. you see them every where, it's

pumpkin season. it's a see of orange taking over porches and door steps all over the country. people have to have a little bit fun with this when they make their jack elan terrence. whatever your political you can have fun with it. one thing they're not afraid to do. get out of your parents basement. what a pumpkin. thank you for sending this one in, granddaughter enjoying the season. from rochelle, she's on board with me, loving the 8 20s music this morning. keep it going. good job. owe, my goodness. good morning, my good day weekend family. thank you and going to could you town. the rodeos. that is on my list. i must do it. never been to a rodeo. we'll do it together. field trip.

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it looks like it's a perfect day. not too much wind. you got the sun going. i gave it a ten. i just saw a picture down at the wilmington waterfront.

it is a perfect day to join them for the walk to end l alzheimer's. i have to head down there. i have to ask questions for the eagles day. which of the x eagles would you like to have back on the team, shady pack do i, deshawn jackson or jeremy matthews. > if you had to peck one, which one would you pick. >> 8:13 is the timement tweet us your answer, by the way. big changes coming to one of the tweetest places on earth, hershey okay. the ceo says he's going to retire. not until next year. his last day is going to be july 1. it's always the calendar year for companies. he says he'll still be involved as a non executive. i like the hershey bars with the almonds. they make the peanut butter cups. they will form a search

committee to get a new ceo. the white house eliminating limits on cuban rum and cigars that travelers can bring back present the elan. it's part of the us efforts to ease relations. travelers can bring back to yous of dollars of cuban product which could generate millions for cuban. it is opted under the country's communist economy, but bring on it back. > do you smoke them. i do no. i have a lung illness, so i don't smoke anything. > going to the atm, it's convenient, we need cash, press a few buttons and boom, you got money. i hate when you get slapped with the fees but you need it right now you have to give someone money. let's try to help you on this one. what can we do? let's bring in our expert, dan are a combat owe to cash in. >> do you know it's more and more expensive to get to your money these days, according to a

recent study, record high, 4.57, ouch. how about a few tips on how to get to your money without spending a loft of it. first i want to make sure you shop around banking the competitive business you might find lower fees somewhere else. make sure you check out credit unions. they're nonprofit and they tend to have lower fees. check out the web site i belong.com org. use a debit car. in fact, less frequent visits, more frequent use of your debit can safe you a boat load of dough. shop around you'll find a debit card that offers you reward points. use your smartphone to find atms, download an app called money pass and you'll find free atmss right near you all the time. if you really want to cut down on the visits to the atm, check out apps bike apple way, google wallet, pay with your phone.

leave the cash at home. there you go, a few tips to help you get to your monday in the bank without paying a lot of money to the bank so you can keep more of your money in the bank. get it. i'm shall contacting out. > so a lot of parents may have suspected this already, but there's a new study to back it up when it comes to millenials much they're moochers. fidelity investments did a survey then they found that most millenials would like to be independent and they're choosing to safe their money. but they had no problem living at home with their parents million they're pretty darn old and letting them pay their phones, their groceries, their rent and their clothes. more than half of the millenial report that they have an emergency fund with $900 in their credit. 70 percent of them are living with their folks until their 20s. live with your parents and they pay for your groceries than you

have $9,000. that is brilliant. this is another story you're going to have to do. it's time to introduce you to our athlete of the week. we find all of the best athletes around, and a familiar face of course. lexie knob villanova university. how are you. >> i'm fantastic. this weekend i met an athlete who is so inspirational his story speaks for itself. take a local. watch out tiger woods. jackson high has its own star golfer and he's only 18 years old. tile advance is a senior and the number one player on the jackson varsity gulf team. during his freshman year he became the first in his a athletic conference to win the district one gulf title. golf in its nature is an individual sport. he's a team player. kyle's potential seemed endless but during his sophomore year he received some starting news. my dad was diagnosed with a rare blood disease called rare dosis.

he went to boston, got a transplant and it was kind of rough for our family. while kyle's dad fought for his life. i knew his dad would be watching. during his junior year, he persisted, worked hearer and went onto win an individual title tieing a course record in the process. he's been my healing. i've got a bad disease and he's gotten me through it. he doesn't realize it but these sporting events have helped me heel myself, the drive to keep on pushing to get better. kyle is setting his sites on golf anding whying off to play golf at kansas state to play business. kyle will be the most to tell you golf is just a game, life is serious. that's why we're naming kyle fox 29 athlete of the week. such a good story. he's been through a lot to kind

of get to this point. he's really good. i had to ask kyle what's your handicap. he said it's a negative 3.8. i didn't know there could be handicaps. i don't know what that says about my game. kyle is very good. he's like proper level. >> absolutely. i think he's going to go proper. > good for him. you should stay on top of that. another good story. if you know someone you would like to nominate at our high school athlete of the peace, it on our facebook page, just make sure you use our #fox29 good day. do you play golf. >> no. i can hack it around. the ninth t hole my favorite. > not a bad day to get out there and play. >> it's going to be a great gulf day so have the tee times ready. we're looking at sunshine. it's a little chilly out there but that's not going to stop folks from golfing, walks taking place. a the look of sunshine and certainly we're looking at a nice fall day ahead. right now the philadelphia international airport no

weather-related delays. temperatures in the mid 40s. winds out of the north at about five miles an hour, perfect visibility, a the look of sun glare so have those shades. look at the temperatures, still 33, the poconos, 35, allentown, 34 and pottstown, 40 now in millville, 46 right now in philadelphia. look at the warmer temperatures, if you will, down the shore. 54 forth boardwalk. 53 cape may point. water temperatures are still in the low to mid 6 20s. some he we have the frost advisory once again. parts of south jersey, interior sections also north and west until about 9:00 a.m. temperatures have dipped into the 30s. 67 by this afternoon. beautiful fall day ahead. above average even warmer for tomorrow. temperatures top out right around 73-degrees. high pressure prominent and dominant. so that's giving us the clear skies, wall to wall sunshine for today. so planning your day, hour by hour, jacket, sweaters, first thing this morning. by the afternoon we're looking

at 67. by dinner you'll need the coats again. we're looking at numbers dropping into the upper 50s. for tonight in the city right around 5, suburbs into the 40s. you have a he got to check out super moon. we're talking about the hunter's moon. it's the pair gee, the moon is going to be closest to the earth so it will appear larger and also brighter. guys back over to you. >> thank you so much, scott. i think i'm coming to your house for halloween. >> it's fun. you can have beer he with you come to the door. > halloween is just two weeks away. your kids may be looking for their costumes and dream of all the candy when they come to your house. >> maybe i have your costumes. maybe you already have yours. why trick or treating is the best here than any other place. what we have that makes us so much better. > you know consideration isn't a good p thing. we know that we're not supposed to do it. but we know it happens. hopefully not here. who curses more? is it men or

women? we'll take a look. also, here's your winning lottery number. see if you have them. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face big challenges, but we can solve them the same way

families do. working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

> it's time for some philly science. we look at some of the crazy things that reso muchers are

studying. cursing at work. it seems that one gender does it more than the other and that title goes to female co-workers. they say all kinds of -- my sound effects. a study found that millenial women swear more on the job than any other demographic. they surveyed more than 1500us workers they found 560 percent of women admitted to leap at work. 66 percent of millenials admitting to letting bad words fly on the job compared to 54 percent of baby boomersment the workers surveyed also said that 94 percent of the curses at work come in face-to-face conversations compared to e-mail or online communication. personally i think that's a bunch of bleep. sugar. none of a gun. bleep. bleep. bleep. fiddle sticks. i totally agree with you. i think that study is a bunch of

bleep and a bunch of bleep as well. we're high tech. this is so believe. 8:26. i don't think that -- that we curse more. i mean, really. bleep. so it may be getting colder out and feeling like fall, but the zika virus is still a major concern in this country. coming up offerings are now declaring a whole zika-zone. you've seen the push to make sure people are registered to vote, but what if you don't have a permanent address to put on the voter registration form. what's happening to make hur the homeless can also make their voices heard this election day. it's a deadline in delaware today. so get out and do it. thank you for sending this adorable picture. he's starting his weekend with the fox 29 friends. this is from the pope.

>> i love this one because it's the pope playing fuse ball. seriously. his inspirational message, practice with enthusiasm so you can be champions in life and champions in love. inspirational. i love these folks. i'm going to put down the profanity beeper right now. we're talking about the pope. i'll be right back.

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let me love you. don't give up, this is like a photo l album, isn't it? >> stunning, absolutely gorgeous. let us cease this day and make something of it. it is 8:30. let's take a look at some of this morning's top stories. prosecutors are proposing house arrests for former attorney general kathleen kane. cane's lawyer asked a judge to consider house arrest since she's a non violent offender with no prior record. she faces a state prison sentence of at least two years. they convicted her of leaking information and lying about it under oath. time curly is no longer facing perjury charges related to the jerry san dusky scandal.

at bucks county judge has granted the power to throw out the charge. the only remaining charge is failure to report the abuse of students at the hands of san dusky. a new schuylkill expressway a virus covers one square mile in part of the s iterative. state officials say that two women and three men have been infected by the virus in that area. the victims either life or work in that area. florida has reported more than 150 cases of zika believed to be spread by mosquito. i've gotcha safe, but it might be a six days flag. i may head up to six flags. a lot of roller coasters. it's also a great day for walks across the area, pumpkin picking, apple picking. looking pretty good. have the jazz this morning, also have the shades. a lot of sunshine out there. a lot of sun and glare. winds out of the north at about 50 miles per hour much as we

look at the temperatures it's still pretty mild. millville 42, 40 atlantic city. mid 40s once we move north and west. we have some of the frost advisories still ongoing. high pressure, that's in full control giving us all of the sunshine so those temperatures will kind of increase by this afternoon. a chilly start to the walk to end alzheimer's, weekend wendy is down in wilmington, delaware, along the riverfront. the walk, by the way, begins the at 9:30. temperatures will still be in the 40s. temperatures hour by hour. you can see by noon we're up to around 60-degrees in philadelphia. by 4:00, 67. so across the area for today really no weather worries, a lot of sunshine and temperatures topping out in the 60s. 70s tomorrow t and then look at tuesday, wednesday, guys, into the low 80s. yes, low 80s. phenomenal. thank you, scott. a deadline today in delaware.

p if you want to remaster to vote in delaware you must do it on this day. you can do so am of these things online but of course tuesday november 8 is just a couple of weeks away in the big election. what happens in you live day to day? you may not have a permanent place to live. it's a question a lot of people have. what if it's been a while since you had a place to register. they checked in with philadelphia's homeless and found out they have a lot of options on election day. >> jimmy carter was worse. there you go. john swanson knows his politics, but he's homeless and the uncertainty he lives with means he doesn't know for sure whether he'll vote on tuesday, november 8. where i'll be at, i don't know where i'll be. i might be in a rehab. i have no idea. this is silver street just off of lehigh with a homelessen campment. a lot of people come up here to

get high. despite shaky conditions. most are political aware and do intend to vote if circumstances allow. are you going to make it out to vote. >> yeah. > yeah. >> i don't like trump, so -- > you don't like trump. >> some people say he's a good businessman. he's just ignorant to women. > personal circumstances not withstanding it is not hard for homeless folks to vote in in pennsylvania. those without permanent addresses can use the addresses of shelter programs where they have a relationship. if you're a felon who has been release you can vote. if you can't get to the polls, there are options. if you're homeless you have the right to vote and nobody can take that away. we're here today to remove the barriers and make sure everybody has the right to vote. gentleman mean from homeless homes was on north fourth street registering veterans to vote, some of whom are homeless.

lindsay was one of several at the center that got himself registered to vote today. he says that all veterans should do it because he thinks it's the only way vets, especially homeless ones are going to get the help they need. i hough a couple of veterans that have died waiting for services, have literally died. i've been to at least five funerals. we're going to get this veteran. when it's time for the help, this man passed away two weeks ago. homeless or not, if you're not registered you can still do so but it's got to be by midnight in pennsylvania. you can reach out to project homeless coalition. it's at the bottom of the screen. tank fox 29 and always add fox 29 philly. > such a good story. here's a look at the vote registration deadlines in our

area. the pennsylvania date has already passed. hopefully you're already registered. in delaware, the deadline is today. new jersey voters your deadline is october 18. so make sure you are registered. make sure your voice is heard. if you need to register you can head to fox 29.com click on the as seen on tv tab and we'll give you all the details of how you can register in your area. halloween is huge with kids, with families figuring out what your costumes are going to be, dream of all the amazing candy thatter this ' going to be getting. coming up, why trick or treating in our area is actually the best of some of the entire country. we'll he'll tell you what you got that other countries don't. you're probably eating pumpkin by and drinking pumpkin countries. how people are putting pumpkins into the political spectrum.

time for me to sing along. my kids already have their little bags because they're so excited about the sugar that they're going to be eating because it is so sweat. sweat. did you hit the note. >> i got close. my children will be singing for candy because it's so much fun.

guess what, we're the best. philadelphia has bragging rights. philadelphia has the best tricker tweeting. the company zillion owe looked at home values age and crime. philly was helped considerably because it has a lot of single-family homes. it wasn't just the trick or treating thing. they looked at what's safe, where you can go and houses like yours that are likely to have the best candy. are you giving out candy this year. >> we always do. we love it. you can tell the houses that are decorated, they're going to have canned more than likely. or the porch light is on. or the light is off. the shades are drawn. do you give out apples or fruit. >> i'm a health food kind of person, halloween you got to go all out. i buy what i like, the nestle crunches and the hersheys with almonds. i have a candy jar on my desk

right now that everybody in the office it's. > what's your favorite candy. >> snickers. i honestly don't eat a lot of candy, but p if i had to pick than would, it's probably 2006. what is your favorite candy let us know and that brings us to your poll question this morning. where do you think some of of the best trick or treating can be found. do you have a specific neighborhood? i like when the houses are close together so you can bank them out, go up and down. > or there's a theme, the decorations. i'm telling you. people that put that much time into it are going to go all out. you're going to have a good candy. there is a house near us where the parents hand out beers to the parents. > speaking of of all of this right now we want to show you some pumpkins because they're kind of clever. it's an interesting twist on this one. the good old fashioned jack owe atlantic easterns don't work anymore. we need the twist that karen was

talking up. how some people are using politics in their pumpkins. plus happy birthday, penny marshal, 73 years old. one of the jacksons. 63. and chef em earl largest drug benghazi, 67 years old.

8:45. it's going to be a great day. every time you look at these pictures, it just energizes me. there's a political cycle and the name calling, there was a guy last year, he started this whole trend. he's what we call master carvers. his name is hew mcmahon and he put trump's face on a pumpkin and he called it trump kin. now that we're getting closer to election day they're back. check them out. these are from creative people all over the country showing off their best trim skins. it lights up like that. there are also a fair share of clinton pumpkins as well. what would you call that. >> a clinton kin. those are awesome.

i think people do the most creative things. is that real. >> those are like important traits. that's definitely a master carver's work. it's so funny. it says mike on it. as good as we get. mike. would you put a carved pumpkin like that -- >> i wouldn't want to have the reaction because people have strong feelings one way or the other. on mischief night. they'll throw the pumpkin all over the road or the car. pumpkin by. let's take a look at our forecast for today. it's beautiful. it's chilly out there right now. it is going to warm up. so we are expecting temperatures in the 60s by this afternoon. by tomorrow, temperatures will be in the 70s, but right now in wilmington, a chilly 41-degrees getting ready for the walk to end alzheimer's, 40 in trenton, 42 atlantic city. we have 30 still once we move parts north and west. once again we are looking at

temperatures that are blow average, especially once you move north and west of the area for today, but those temperatures are going to definitely warm up. trenton still checking in right now at about 40. we have 36-degrees in lancaster. reading, a chilly 37. look at the poconos. they started in the upper 20s. right now those numbers have climbed right around 33-degrees, once again, it is going to be a beautiful day area wide across the area for some leave piping especially once you move a little farther to the north and to the west. 67-degrees. that ill with be the high temperature by this afternoon and then tomorrow those 70s make a come back with those winds out of the south. so high pressure, it's in full control. that's why we have all of the sunshine. have the shades. we have a lot of sun glare out there this morning so we'll keep wall to wall sunshine going for day. as far as lunch of the temperatures already up to around 60. by the afternoon, the afternoon high of 67. it turns chilly again for your

dinner plans so grab the jackets and sweaters. for tonight it will be chilly, but not as cold as it was this morning because of those winds out of the south. 50 in the city, 40s in the suburbs. looking ahead, yeah, we've been talking about halloween, trick or treat, it's only 16 days away, the end of daylight saving time. we're talking 22 days away until we fallback and then look at thanksgiving, only 40 days away. that weather authority seven day forecast showing you beautiful afternoon, a 10 today, a 10 tomorrow and then look at monday, nearing 830-degrees. what about tuesday into wednesday? record territory, high temperatures expected in the low 80s. clouds increase for the latter are the pennsylvania of the week. maybe an isolated shower thursday. a better shower chance as we move toward friday. high temperatures then. cooling back down into the 60s. > i want to explain that it's all benefit.

i got crimp with a k. look at this. we're not messing around. there is a fall fitness festival coming up. i'm showing my skills. from sweat fitness is putting on a great festival today out in con situate. what can people do there. the scpa, a tire flipping relay. >> my man bill did a great job. our nutritionist has bought us peer what's going to be happening at the festival today. we have tons antons of donors and funders. this has been donated all in benefit of the spca. that's all great. what can kids do. >> the kids are going to have the fire department. face painting, trick or treating and arts and crafts for the kids. kids are faux for free two t seven. and then we have gillian. we also have adoptable

puppies:she wants to talk or eat the microphone. i'm not sure which. the genesis of this event happens here. i was here for national cat day as well as for their festival in manayunk and we happened to the green room and look, here we are. > she is actually adoptable today. >> she is. > how old. >> she is two months old. she is a blew heeler mix and she's so sweat. > i'm about to get text messages right now saying that i should bring the puppy home. > people can come out and experience this, relays, food, a fun day for everybody as i pass the mike back. what time can people come out today. two to seven. we have two outdoor cycling classes, a live band, bottom cup, all donations. > bottomless cup of what. >> of beer. > as much as we have, we're

always up for a good beer. >> the beer was brewed from some charitable love involved with this. tell us about the beer. way bucker they're a sponsor. they brew all of their beers on that goes towards supporting local homeless homes. > we couldn't have better weather. thank you owe of. we have a perfect day on this day. are you going to be taking some of the classes. >> i'm a peck take iter today. > no, you're not. you and i, let's see if we can do this. the relay is, one and then th other or are we both doing it together. >> you give me two and then i'll bring it back for you. here we go. and then you select between and then you get down and do it again. here we go. and then you walk off camera because you blue out your back. look at that form. he makes it look easy.

> that's enough. i got one vote. i remember you. i remember this guy. he's like, lauren, how is he doing. >> it's going to be a great day, come on out. you can have some fun. drink a beer. you can find a new forever fun. come on out. i'm still hungry so when we come right back we have a big barbeque, fat jack's barbeque. we're going to eat. planned parenthood.

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> we stay outside and enjoy fox food by the now, karen. we talked about fitness. after you do a little bit of that you want to eat. we want to eastern it. we have fat jack's barbeque. what are we doing today. >> today we're going to do ribs. we're going to do some grilled corn and an alabama slamming chicken sandwich. >> tailgating, football season. >> start with the chicken sandwich. >> this is the chicken sandwich, what it look like at the end. very implement, sauce it, recook it a little bit. give it a little sauce, a little cheese. you put the cheese right on p top of the grill. >> right on the grill.

bacon. everything is better with bacon. then give it about a minute of cheese melt. very simple. after it does that we are good to go. real quick, corn. i was going to let you do it, but i don't trust you. very simple, wrap up the corn. we're going to season the corn with some black pepper, some crushed red pepper, some adobe owe garlic and throw it right on the goals. > loot look at that. what that corn is going to look like when it's done, like that. i happened to like that. i did that for myself. take it out. toss that away.

and then ribs. are i am s many, in the oven at home, 300-degrees. cover them with foil. if you have a motor vehicler, that's great to do. if you don't, oven, 350 a little bit of liquid smoke, some water, cover it up for three hours, cooked, done. put it on the grill. > it's sizzling. hear that. >> i did hear that. > you need to go ahead and leave it in the oven. it's easy to mess up ribs. everybody this is you can grab them and throw them on the grill. you need to kind of follow instructions with ribs. >> this is a slab of saint louie cut ribs. that is back the back. this is the membrane. you take your knife and twist it a little bit and pull the membrane off. we only have 30 seconds left. you season them, you cook em this. we want tea some of this. we want to taste it as we go and call it a day. > while we eat, we appreciate you starting the day with us. we'll see you again bright and early tomorrow morning.

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