test. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia weekend ravaged by fire and now coming down. >> this is shock. >> did he mean legislation begins tomorrow on the historic old city building that went up in flames one week ago. businesses worry about their bottom line and the rest of us should worry about how to get around it all. was he the only deputy that didn't act? >> protect more than anybody else who died, who lost their lives. and did nothing. >> additional claims they investigated this morning after witnesses say other deputies stood outside stone man douglas high school instead of rushing in to save lives. we know a little help goes a long way, local students are showing support for the survivors in florida with letters, some of us joining us to share their words of

encouragement. another eagles player drops down to one knee, the latest super bowl champion to pop the big question. exciting time to be an eagles or a lady of an eagles. welcome to good day philadelphia weekend. it's sunday, february 25th, it's damp. dreary, it continues this weekend. it's kind of gross outside. the rain falling rain shower in center city, probably other places in our viewing area, at least it's not cold. i can say that. every weekend for last three weeks have been wet >> fingers crossed. yes, it is nasty, live look at ultimate doppler showing you the slug of moisture, from now until about lunch time, dealing with clouds, dealing with the shower, a little cool out there rain shower, but temperatures by the afternoon top out upper 50's. as we zoom in, you can see north and west, mount pocono, allentown, moving towards berks county, lancaster, moderate

rainfall a little bit of a break right now, sections of south jersey, also delaware, but the visibility, it's still greatly reduced across parts of the area, so just be mindful of that. live look outside of the studios showing you the damp and dreary condition, temperatures, low 40's. you factor in the wind feels like the upper 30's rain shower in philadelphia. we have 46 millville, 34 degrees mount pocono. 42 in allentown. and mid 40's in wildwood. so temperatures later on this afternoon, it depends on your location. 46 degrees the high mount pocono. look at dover, 66 degrees, and we're looking at 57 for the afternoon high temperature in philadelphia. mid 60s for atlantic. lauren? back over to you. >> scott let's get you breaking news out of south philadelphia where there are reports of a shooting on the 700 block of mckeen street, police say they found a man with a gunshot wound to the stomach he was transported to the hospital. ness stable condition. right now, there is no suspect

at this time >> we're tracking a developing story in old city, if you live, work or spend any time this week might be the time to make a great escape, demolition starts this week. fox 29 sabina kuriakose live at the scene this morning, sabina you were there a week ago. very different scene. >> reporter: absolutely but i do have to say it's not often one week after a fire, where you still have the somewhat active scene here, you see police cruisers with officers inside blocking off the road. you can see police taped up as well. especially where you have a fire where nobody was seriously injured. it speaks to the massive fire and damage. we know several buildings were destabilized. and that created a collapse zone. crews have been working since late last week to stabilize the

neighboring buildings around the main structure. that demolition of that building begins tomorrow. that's where firefighter were will the contain the bulk of the damage. it's also where at least late into last week, authorities worried about flare-ups and hot spots. now, again, demolition estimated to take about one week that we're told it could go longer. and during that, lauren, as you mentioned several road closures will be happening as well. about chestnut, between fourth and bank and up from south 3rd between elbow lane and walnut. dozens of people remain outside of their home and businesses are bracing for the economic impact >> it's one thing, that's ok, but i don't know what to do. >> it will be a problem. i'd say before we don't know that for sure yet. so i would like to stay possibly for the time being. >> reporter: out here live, a lot of the business owners that we spoke with very uncertain and

confused exactly about the future, about the foot traffic here as well. because again, we know that many people will be avoiding this area, while the demolition continues. over here, a little lions restaurant, we talked to the owner there, earlier he tells us he's anticipating being closed for at least two months. coming up in the next half hour, we'll talk about what he said he's trying to do, so his employees still receive a paycheck. the atf and the fire marshal's office still investigating the cause of the fire. also happening tomorrow, the parkland school district in lehigh county hopes to reopen. cancelling friday classes, flames broke out around 3:00 in south white hall. 25 school buss were completely destroyed including 16. that were completely gutted. >> my god.

we first brought you this to story yesterday, people who live in south philly pulled out cell phones to record a man driving recklessly down their street slamming into 16 parked cars of this morning, he's facing dui charges. this happened in the 2400 block of south 3rd street around 10:00 p.m. friday. some of those cars were push on to the sidewalk by his pickup truck. some were told loss while others just suffered minor damage, when his truck seemed to stall, several neighbors held him until police arrived. one neighbor described what he witnesses. he kept saying let me go. he definitely seemed to be out of it. in shock or, under the influence some of sort. could have been very bad situation. >> police have identified the driver as 43-year-old james kaiser who lived a few blocks away. wilmington, two people facing charges in the death of a 15 month old baby.

37-year-old la var harris pictured there and 22-year-old tamika wright is not pictured. police were called to the hospital for the death of a child. investigators learned the child's mother left the baby in custody of the pair. medical examiner ruled the 15 month old died from blunt force trauma. harris and wright were arrest on friday. police announced the first-degree murder charges yet. . i95 facing line closures and that starts tonight. pennsylvania department of transportation has announced that lanes will be closed from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. today through friday. the reason? the agency needs to test out transportation systems equipment along the highway. the locations affected will be between betsy ross bring, aramingo and cottman. you have the right to live. that's the message a local nonprofit want to bring. the group walking beautifully strong is hosting the event in

washington township. it's to honor women who have been through great hardships. we had organizers to talk about it. it's $20 to get in. it's sold out but she said she will make room, and jostling fitzgerald will be speaking to the group about the strength of being a woman. it's an image well will never forget. jason kelce went viral waring that irish themed during the parade and today he'll be wearing it again in the mardi gras parade. he's going to be playing the saxophone just like he did in high school. thursday, we got a preview at central high school in philadelphia. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ .

multi-talented. what instrument is it that you play >> trumpet >> you can simultaneously play well >> a little bit. >> not rust? >> a little >> we're excite that day all this week we're giving you a chance to win a trip to ireland. all you have to do is watch good day this week and you wait for a word of the day. so once you have that word, you go to our website, fox29.com, there's going to be a new word every day, which increases your chances of winning. >> is that mike >> i wonder if you have to take him. hopefully not. a you don't know hero a local four-year-old is making a brave donation to save his twin brother's lives. pull up or pay up. taking the term fashion police literally where you can now be fined literally if your pant are

on the ground. cindy crawford's son loves his sister so much he got her name tatooed on his arm.

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to his long-term girlfriend, erica in new york on friday. he proposed outside st. patrick's cathedral where they want to be married. he picked out the ring a day after the super bowl, and now he's waiting to get had us big super bowl ring, congratulations to rodney and erica. that's exciting news. >> yes, very great to see how these players celebrating life, and love. as far as weather are we loving or hating it? we're stuck in a rut dealing with crowds and showers, but temperatures will moderate. high temperature 57 degrees, the average for this time of year is right around 46 degrees. so we're dealing with the rainfall especial philadelphia, points north and west as we move towards lancaster, berks county, lehigh valley, sections of poconos, more of the steadier rainfall, a bit of a break as we move down the shore also into sections of delaware. we'll go hour by hour, 9:00,

10:00, still dealing with the showers across the area. after about, i'd say, 11:00, we finally start to see things taper off and will dry out for the second half of the day. savaging a good bit of your sundays, but temperatures, once again, will vary from north to south. live look rain shower and you can see we're socked in with the clouds here in old city, temperature-wise, low 40's. factor in that wind, feels like 38 degrees, so still a bit of a chill in the air, 46 atlantic city but only the 30's rain shower for pocono mountains. look at the temperature divide, 46 mount pocono, mid 60's dover, low to mid 60's along the jersey shore. so that weather authority seven-day forecast showing 57 degrees for the high temperature today. looking pretty good, dry, monday, tuesday, mid to upper

50, 60 degrees on wednesday, then look at that, by thursday into friday, more rain and then temperatures turning a lull cooler, back into the 40's for highs, friday into the start of next weekend. lauren? >> looking good. we have a story to bring you from atlanta where the search continues today for a missing cdc employee. the family of timothy cunningham is teaming up with you crime stoppers to offer a reward for his whereabout, $10,000 for any information leading to where police can find him. atlanta police continue to single digits for cunningham who's not been seen since leaving his job february 12th when he said he was not feeling well, cunningham's family suspects something is terribly wrong as he left his dog at home, wallet, cell phone and car. one big brother giving the ultimate gift to his younger siblings, saving the twin boys' lives.

shawnette wilson has the story. >> reporter: four-year-old he loves to play with his toys and older brother dominic, but he's an extraordinary kid at such a young age made the decision to do something most haven't and may not ever do. >> he's like i'm going to realize super hero i'm going to save my baby brothers and everyone is like. >> reporter: in two weeks, michael will under go a bone marrow transplant to save the lives of his four month old brothers. of his incredible strength makes his mom emotional >> he goes to the doctor when he gets the labs for the pretesting and he said look how strong i am and he good afternoons them willingly his arm to get blood work and the nurses are amazed. i cannot believe how brave he is. >> reporter: can you believe it >> no, i can't. man. gives me chills. >> reporter: they're at chop in need of transplant because

third-party diagnosed with a rare immune disorder, only one in 500,000 people are diagnosed a year. mostly boys and it can be deadly. the oldest son was born with it to too but received a stem cell donation. >> we knew there was a chance for it to happen again and to both babies, we were in shock at first. >> reporter: doctors determine michael was a match for both twin brothers. few hours after the transplant he will get to watch his baby brothers infused with his bone marrow >> he could have said, no, mommy i'm too scared, but he's ready to go and he's our real life super hero. >> that he is. and earlier this week, robin was here on good day along with michael and his older brother, dominic, robin and her fiance had to quit their job, divide their time between the twins in the hospital and the other two boys at home. now, when they were here, we

shared the gofundme page and good day viewers stepped up and helped to raise more than $16,000 in less than four hours. let's look where the gofundme page stands right now 23,150 of their 150,000 goal. you can find the link, on fox29.com. i think many people don't realize how much medical costs can really impact a family. until it hits you or someone you know. >> you never know when it could hit. >> it's true, unexpected. that's a big burden to bear. good luck to that family and what a real super hero >> what about our good day viewer >> showing up and showing out. switching gears, turns out the contested from american idol, remember him? i know you remember him, he may have been on to something when he started singing about saggy pants. do you remember this? >> pants on the ground ♪

looking like a fool >> now you're going to do more than looking like a fool. lawmakers in south carolina they want to make it illegal to ware saggy pants, how low is too low? it could be against the law to ware pants that sag lower than three inches below your waist. so breaking the law could lead to a $75 fine or six hours of community service. >> how are they going to enforce that? get a rural out and start measuring >> that's the question. it's our instant reaction poll. do you think they have much more to be worried about than how low someone is wearing their pants. you know what i think? there's much more to worry about. >> they will have to enforce other, fashion, i i guess -- so to speak, >> there are other thing people are em bolden to do now. i don't think i feel like saggy pants do set up a bad example

for the younger generation seeing older guys do it. it's not a good look, you don't present yourself well. i don't know it's something that law enforcement should try to tackle. tighten up, everybody. millennials, what will they think of next? notice i said they, even though we're considered millennials. apparently avocados are way to show your love. how they're being used by couples across the country. i use

♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. let it be. ♪ . fog hanging over, where did you tell me this was? i forgot already. reading, pa. it's a little hazy outside. still raining here in philadelphia. but scott will have more on what the rest of the sunday will shape up to look like. junior reporter sony morgan from west chester university. it's nice to meet you. tell me what you have for us this morning >> today, for many philadelphia teens, going to college, seems like a far, far reach. localing or called minds matter is giving students the tools to reach a higher education, take a look. >> looks like a normal classroom. students working on their lessons. of but there's something different about this particular classroom. >> for one thing, it's saturday morning, a time when most high school students are sleeping in

but not these high school students. inside that building something special is happening. it's called minds matter. >> it's a program that helps high school students that have ambitions that would like to go to college after graduation. >> going to college after graduation is just a team for many teens, many don't even graduate high school, 23% of philadelphia residents have graduated from college. 37% of public high school graduates go to college after graduation's 51% don't go at all. but the minds matter program is trying to change that. and it's working. >> the organization we started off with ten students, ten soft more, it's rewarding >> for top schools like

university of pennsylvania, yale and other big schools >> i went to the scholarship program. i went to the gw precollege program >> i'm thinking about drexel. temple and maybe u penn. it's a long reach. but i'm trying to get in that. >> it may be a long reach. but these students are getting the help they need to make that kind of reach. students like sarah >> i do really like a lot of the connections i'm making with other students around the city. and with my mentor, and i love like the opportunities that i'm getting, like the summer program, i would never have that opportunity almost anywhere else. >> an opportunity these philadelphia teens are happy to take advantage of. even it does mean not sleeping in on saturday mornings >> we know how much teens love to do that. >> but minds matter always needs mentor and tutors if you're a

philadelphia high school student interested in applying visit minds matter philadelphia. >> the link, is on the screen. the houses are tiny but the impact is huge. one man raising money to help his fellow veterans by giving them all a place to call home. sabina kuriakose on the top story. >> reporter: it's demo day tomorrow in historic old city.

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wleerping more about 35-year-old jessica ford, the tennessee woman accused of driving a fan into a security barrier around the white house, the secret service said this was first time ford had come into contact with agents near the white house, but he's been arrested several times for a number of criminal violations. it's the fourth time ford try oed t unlawfully gain access to the white house. but this time she was armed >> it didn't sound like a crash or anything, i turned around and seen the smoke and as soon as i saw that and police were starting to pile out of the back of the white house and from across the street and everybody is just screaming go, go, and that's when i told the kids, go.

>> scary moments. the secret service said she did knot get beyond the barrier. no shots were fired and no officers were injured during that incident. scott i warned everyone on twitter, be where of my hair because it's raining outside, you know what that does to hair >> absolutely. instant frizz. i guess the first part of the day is a pony tail day. socked in with the cloud cover, damp. dreary and we're looking at rainfall for the first half of sunday. 43 right now, you factor in that wind, feels like the upper 30's, a little bit of a chill. but let's go hour with hour and focus on those temperatures. lw 50's by noon. 57 degrees by 3:00. and we finally start to dry out after about lunch time. so not a complete wash-out for today. the heaviest of the rainfall, the next several hours. it's wet though, you can see from philadelphia to mt. laurel, as you move towards trenton dealing with the rain, north and

west, and steadier rain as we move toward allentown, sections of the poconos, kind of zoom into berk county also, lehigh valley county, north hampton, carbon, monroe. if you're skiing, wet conditions for the first part but we'll start to dray out after about 11:00, 12:00 lunch time for today and tomorrow we're lobbying at the return of sunshine, yes, just in time as we kick off the upcoming work week, but these past several weekends have been just socked in with the clouds and also the showers, 46 right now in millville, low 40's north and west, 30's in the poconos, take a look at that forecast, varying temperatures, low 50's in allentown, but mid 60's in dover. 61 for the high temperature in wildwood for today. upper 50's in wilmington. 57 the high temperature in philadelphia today, 56 monday,

57 tuesday, 56, wednesday, more rain into thursday and friday, next weekend, temperatures dipping by the end of next week into the upcoming weekend. >> i kind of like your forecast. we're tracking a developing story in old city, if you live, work, play, spend any time in old city this might be the time to make a great escape. demolition of a fire ravaged building on chestnut begins tomorrow, that means businesses, streets closed, lots of detours, sabina kuriakose looks like it could shape up to be a major headache. >> reporter: this mess will continue at least another week, at least. now, take a look, we had a bit of changing of the guard. the night shift officers moved over to day shift. this is the main building, 239 chestnut, that's where the fire raged last weekend as we go to video that we got for you while we were at the scene, that's where the fire was largely

contained. it did spread a bit next door, buildings new boarded up and there's heavy smoke and water damage to all the neighbors buildings on all three sides. so those buildings were destabilized, considering a collapse zone until late last week and the city has been waiting for those buildings to be stabilized before they can begin demolition. tomorrow, monday, again, that's expected to take about a week. and you can expect a lot of road closures up until then, we're talking chestnut between 4th and bank street, the whole block pretty much, and 3rd street up from walnut past chestnut. we spoke with owner of little lions public house, it's a busy restaurant, sustained a lot of water damage. he was just able to get in last week to figure out exactly what he was dealing with. let's listen. >> the latest was they said maybe two weeks that they will allow us to begin assessing damages and look inside, little bit more thoroughly. we reached out to the restaurant

community and all 40 restaurants responded and offered magnitude of jobs to our staff temporarily. which is remarkable. >> reporter: again, he said that he has been in touch with a lot of restaurants and businesses in the area, they have reached out do him, this community coming together to try to find his employees some work for the two months that the restaurant here is expected to be closed. you want to have a paycheck, so they can get through the aftermath of this fire as well. again, back out here live, demolition set to begin tomorrow. monday morning, right now, the atf and fire marshal's office is still investigating exactly what caused this fire. lauren? >> that's going to tough. i was there last monday, sabina, tourists were very confused. a young man recovering in the hospital after he was shot in the head in the frankford second of philadelphia. happened yesterday afternoon just before 3:00 on the 1700 block of scattergood street. 19-year-old was found by police

at the scene. he's in stable condition coworker surprisingly this morning, no arrests had been made. a new report says several broward county deputies waited outside of marjorie stoneman douglas high school instead of running in as a 19-year-old killer stacked the hallways. the allegations comes days after the school resource officer resigned. police say security footage showed deputy scott peterson failed to go inside the building during the shooting. 17 is innocent lives were lost when 19-year-old nikolas cruz opened fire. senior brandon could hear the gunshots from outside. when he got near the freshman building he saw peterson standing there pointing a gun at the building but never moved. >> you didn't do your job. you were trained for this, armed, had a bullet-proof vest. you were protected more than anybody else who died and lost their lives and you did nothing, you froze, got scared. you did nothing at all. you could have saved a lot of

lives. >> peterson retired from his post after he was suspended without pay pending an internal investigation. the broward counter sheriff said his office will investigate the additional claims that two more deputies sort of did the same thing. in orlando, survivor of the pulse night club shooting will soon have a place to pay respects. construction begins tomorrow on a permanent memorial to honor the memory of those who died. these are pictures of what the wall will look like. >> it's amazing that this site -- it will give healing? you can mourn, you know, and for people from all over the world, to come and see what happened in orlando, florida. >> another meeting on the memorial set for saturday at the public library in downtown orlando, the permanent is expected to be finished within years. coming up, it's perfect on toast. that's my breakfast from this morning, an even in guacamole. now millennials are using

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carson wentz appearing at the sixers game last night to ring the bell. he received a standing ovation. he brought good luck sean told you the sixers beat the magic 116-105. houses small, impact very big. one man raising money to help fellow veterans, we'll tell you what he's doing coming up after the break.

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. hey, everybody, this is mom-o-log, one of my favorite moms jamie is also a makeup artist. i always call you, i want you to make the new makeup trends doable for moms and young women. can you do that for us >> this is a put beautiful red lip >> very unique thing about this, and then, which they say at new york fashion week is really having just a bold lip. and what you want to do with bold lip is since she does have more of an olive skin, a really good, a blue under tone red comes out really nicely on her skin. and what you want to do is just don't worry about focusing on her eyes. you want to focus on's lip. it brings out the natural color >> it's not glossy, it's mat

young mat. lady, good morning and the thing i notice fuss t. this gorgeous girl. no heavy eyeliner, and what you can tell, with what also with her eyeliner, she went underneath her lid. what to create the crisp look is lift up your eyelash, and you're going to take your liner and you're going to g in between here, so creates that very natural look. >> reporter: a little bit of shimmer >> a make sure you want to eyebrows. which will bring out. >>reporter: love fairy goddess you say women of all age can say

try this, more of a peach look >> absolutely. hannah has, she's rocking the kachela look right now, and with hannah, since she has these gorgeous blue eyes, you want to promote more bringing out the eyes, and you're going to bring more of a peach color to her eye, out the blues that much more. so. >> repatorte you'll go all the way around, it's all like blush for ureyes. >> reporter: you look great, i feel very ready to go out into week myself up. thank you, you guys i'm these l. tim7:46, damp, dreary on this sunday morning, as we look at ultimate doppler look at e est across the area, bit of a break, sections ofbut we'll zoo, philadelphia, points north and west looki moderate to steady rainfall, it will continue at least through abo

then after about, say, 11:00, 12:00, we'll start to as we advance the clock by 10:00 a.m. most of the heavy rainfall pulling away from the poconos, lehigh valley and we get a dryn evening, then the sunshine returns as we moveweek. and temperatures will stay pretty mild. right now, it'sdegrees, feels l you factor in that wind. right now, we have 46 degrees atlantic city, 46 in dover, low 40's toward lehigh valley. so the average high this time of year right around 46 will be about ten degrees above that in philadelphia. 56 the high, mid 60's for sections of dover, and also the shore points, lauren be back over to you. >> thank you so much. a staggering statistic here, 22 veterans take their lives each and every day. and one local man, a veteran himself, decided he had to do something to help. here's bill anderson with his story.

>> 277 acres with a 65 acre lake. >> reporter: over a year ago we told you about the plans of pastor donnie davis to take a campground that he raised funds and turn it into free tiny houses for veterans. >> as a vet and a former police officer we have the saying never leave anyone behind, man or woman. >> reporter: it was about raising funds, getting donations and finding support. what once seemed like really unreasonable or goals, it's becoming a reality >> we've been able to build our first three houses and have our first resident living rain shower. >> reporter: it's been a sometimes slow process, walked through the first out, two more nearly finished, not only providing free houses but support that pastor donnie who he himself deals with ptsd >> 22 veterans commit suicide every day, that's a reality how

can we for the leave those people behind? >> reporter: lakes and hiking trails with plans for counseling and training centers, operation save heat waaven had potential, people across the country want to help as word spreads >> i had a gofundme notification come across my e-mail, and right in the top banner or on the subject line it said tiny homes for veterans, with what i'm doing, that caught my attention >> eric hadley is also a veteran and his got your six coffee company donates all profits to vets. he was all the with in missouri but joined in >> you got individuals who put their life on the line and serve the country. and then you know, they come, get out of the service, and they're just kind of left. >> reporter: he put together a raffle with thousands of dollars in prizes to help pastor donnie complete operation save haven and with any luck, do the same

thing in missouri. here we are plans for houses as they can build donated to needy that's up to us >> if you can do something, do it. if not, suprt >> rake leaves, cut trees or buil involved >> of course you can donate and make sure there will also be hundreds of thank yous to people who already proved that theyn given a chance, for goodness sake, i'm >> you know what bill's segments prove there's always good news in people in our community. do you guysyeah, i try to feed when i hear about them. bundled up again, but it's not fminnesota, she found the coldest place in philadelphia and she wants to

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now that we're fully dressed for the experience, delores here and you're the expert on all things ice, can i call you that >> yes, you can call me that. >> reporter: this is the blue room? a room before you get at the ice room. >> yes, this is the room we get ready in. put the faux fur coats and mit inside. >>. >> reporter: how cold is it in this room >> 17 degrees. >> reporter: open says me. let's open this door. i like what you've done with the place, delores >> thank you. >> reporter: someone designed this from our area >> yes, the guy is actually from philadelphia. but he travels around the country to make rooms like this, pop up ones or sculptures or anything. >> reporter: this one is permanent >> yes, this is permanent. >> reporter: how much time do people get to spend in here >> usually people don't stay here more than 15 be 20 minutes

because it is cold. >> reporter: there's philly sculptures in here >> the liberty bell with a crack on it. we have ben franklin with his glasses. we have rocky statue. love sign over there. >> it's luke philadelphia covered in ice, i love echt since this is a bar, ice bar, you have food and you have drinks >> we have cavier, ka lou gasm and spy beerian surgeon >> the glasses are made of ice. really? >> yes, they are. >> reporter: also, if you really are the professional when it comes to this, you have an ice, what is this an ice luge >> we have a little ice luge deal here, we pour up top and it comes from the bottom. if you want to try it. >> reporter: i guess i'll go for it. somebody has to do the research, i guess it has to be me, i believe my time is up, i'm starting to get a little cold here. can i keep the coat >> unfortunately, you can't.

leave that here. >> listen, i just don't know if i want to pay to be cold. scott i paid to be cold before. i just don't want to. >> it's not my thing. look like it's a cool thing to do. and especially if you have people visit you you can go take them there. i did the gay lord palms in florida does it at christmas time every year in orlando >> i did it and i -- i signed it. for work one day. wearing a dress and heels and you have to put on this long coat. maybe i had bad experience, i don't think maybe it was just too cold. do you have like avocado >> i do. >> do you have a special way to peel it >> i usually just take it and twist it, and the pit is in middle >> half it. a lot of millennials are learning to have romance with their side of avocados. because they're using avocados

to pop the question, they hided ring inside so it looks like a little pop-up box when you propose. >> disturbing >> some people say very cool, others say it's a mess. it's mushy. it's trending on instagram called #avocado challenge. >> that's going green. >> look at you. i think it's ridiculous >> give me my ring in a box and keep the avocado off my diamond. i don't want that >> keep the food out of that. sabina kuriakose joining us in old city with the top story. hi, sabina. >> hey, lauren, well, it is demo day tomorrow here in this histod city district. it's only about, supposed to last one week,

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this is good day philadelphia weekend. 7:59, the call for action larger than ever after 17 innocent people gunned down in their high school, sparked a heated debate nationwide. we're looking into how to keep students safe. and that tragedy is touching lives all over the country. local students are showing support for students in florida with heart felt letters. some of those students join us this morning to share their words of encouragement. is it cute or a little creepy? cindy crawford's son loves his sister so much, he got her name on his arm. we want to know do you think that is simply too much? welcome to good day philadelphia weekend, it's sunday, february 25th, so the month is slowly winding down. >> this is it, last weekend of the month. >> i feel like we've had more rain in february than i remember. >> we have. it's going on record as the top ten wettest february for philadelphia.

already over five inches of rainfall this month. look at that. of ultimate doppler. showing more wet weather, especially north and west of philadelphia. so it's 8:00 a.m. now. i'd say we still have about three to four more hours of the wet weather to get there was. so damp and dreary on this sunday morning, especially i95 north and west. we'll take a tour across the area, lancaster county, chester county, montgomery, bucks county waking up to clouds and yes, more wet weather across the region. so as we go hour by hour next several hours by 11:00 a.m. most of the heavier rainfall will be east of philadelphia. we finally start to dry out around lunch time into the afternoon much improved. it's chilly out there have not mid 30's, mount pocono 42 degrees, allentown, 44 in philadelphia. 46 degrees currently in atlantic city. that planner, hour by hour, temperatures upper 40's with

9:00 a.m. low 50's by noon, left over showers, drying out into the afternoon, high temperature today of 57 degrees. temperatures right now we're in the 40's by this afternoon, high temperatures mid to upper 50's for philadelphia, once again, the steadiest of that rainfall the next three to four hour, we'll talk more coming up. we're tracking a developing story out of old city you might want to avoid the area this week if you can help it. demolition of a fire ravaged building on chestnut street starts tomorrow. businesses closed, roads closed. lots of detours in that area. sabina kuriakose is live at the scene this morning. hi. >> reporter: those issues will continues at least another week maybe longer, we'll do panning and zooming here, stay with me. i want to show you 239 chestnut, that's where the bulk of the fire happened. exactly one week ago. last sunday morning. some of that fire did spread to

neighboring buildings, but a lot of the neighboring buildings have a lot of smoke and water damage as well. now, let's pan down over here, is this chestnut at 3rd street. you can see the police tape actually extends a little bit down the block here. and if we pan over again, past these barricades, you can see on the other side, all the way down almost to 2nd, bank street, there are more barricades as well. you can see a police cruiser. construction vehicles, all of this and even further out actually is where the road detours and closures are going to be a massive section of historic district here nationalists factor 4th and chestnut all the way the down all to 2nd right at bank street and on 3rd coming up from walnut, just past chestnut. just past chestnut right over about to elbow lane. demolition begins tomorrow, will lead to the closure of all of this area to road and probably

some foot traffic as well. i know we just went to video. let's go back to that. that's actually from the scene last week. when the fire happened and it was just bladingly had dozens still outside of their homes, i know they called in about 150 firefighters, and possibly some off-duty crews as well. back out here live some of the businesses are really worried about what they're going to suffer, they will be closed at least some of them say for months, if not for much longer than that. they're still dealing with a lot of uncertainty, and waiting to see exactly when they can get in and assess their damage. and reopen to the public. lauren, back to you. >> has to be tough for the owner. thank you so much. the park land school district in lehigh county hopes to reopen after two dozen busses went up in flame. cancelling classes, broke out around 3:00 at a bus garage in south white hall township. 25 buss were destroyed, 16

completely gutted. >> my god. >> from buss to cars we first brought you this yesterday morning, people who live in south philly pulled out their cell phones to record this video, a man driving recklessly slamming into 16 parked cars. he's facing dui charges. it happened in the 2400 block of south 3rd around 10:00 friday. some cars were pushed up on to the sidewalk by his pickup truck. others were a total loss. some just had minor damage. when his truck seemed to stall at the corner, several neighbors, rushed in, pulled him out and held him until police arrived. charges handed down for driver behind the wheel of this tractor-trailer that flipped over friday in delaware near the intersection of routes four and seven in stanton, the tractor-trailer driver tipped over going around a curve. the driver had minor injuries, parts of route 7 were closed for

several hours. while police investigated. in wilmington, two people facing charges in the death of a 15 month old baby. police have charged 37-year-old la var harris and 22-year-old tamika write. police were called to the hospital february 17th for the death of a child. investigators learned the child's mother left the baby in the custody of harris and wright. the child's death was ruled a homicide by blunt force trauma. har his and wright were arrested and charged with murder by abuse or neglect in the first degree a heated debate nationwide how do we keep our students safe? rick scott introduce as plan which bans gun sales to anyone younger than 21, calls for trained law enforcement in every florida school by the start of the new school year. the call for action, larger than ever before after children continue to be a target of senseless violence. we see tight security in many places like airports, museum, courthouses, why not the schools? our hank flynn takes a closer look at that problem.

>> can i get in this way? thank you. do you want to see independence hall? welcome to philadelphia but you will go through security same thing at federal courthouse two blocks away, guard booth, the place is secure. you go to suburban station, police plenty. why wouldn't our schools get the same level of attention. >> are our priorties screwed up? she figures schools are doing what they can afford to >> a lot of it has to do with money. >> reporter: yes, ma'am >> that's why you come here, and it might be a security guard. you go to some schools, especially public schools, you know, they may have melt tall detector >> he said there were detectors and security when you went there more than ten years ago >> you stood in line and took awhile to get in but everybody was safe.

i actually liked it. you know. the metal did i technician tore. >> reporter: as most of us know by now, the florida school had an armed guard on the premises who was of no help whatsoever. like a former co author and security effort jonathan gilliam on skype, our nation is pull of soft targets and expecting the unexpected is the new normal. >> society changed, and things have become more dangerous in certain areas. just like the stadiums and arenas used to be wide open, now they're hardened. except for stadiums and arenas at the end when everybody flows out. that's a soft target, same thing with schools. >> reporter: we have to push our schools to make planning for unthinkable a real priority from the facilities themselves to school bus security. rick scott proposed putting half a billion into school security for his state today. we'll see how that goes, we do

need to think outside the box and work together to take action instead of bickering, i'm hank, that's my take. i'm pist, because my daughter i'm not going to go see again, she's not here. >> speaking at a listening session at the white house hard to hear his words, andrew poll lick whose daughter was killed. his two sons stood by his side as he told the president meadow was shot nine times later this morning, andrew poll lack will join chris wallace, also schedule, delaney tar, a student who survived and is pressing lawmakers to take action. speaking of that tragedy, some young scholars in philadelphia, felt the effects of it all. they put pen to paper in hopes of mailing words of encouragement to survivors in florida. we're going to meet them. first parents listen up. social media might not actually

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. weekend edition of breakfast with bob. move aside the scrapple. i'm here live in lafayette hill. kanishes and dishes. i love the name. what is the heck is a kanish >> stuffed paste tree with spin issue, liver. >> i don't know if i could eat the liver one >> this is a good starter breakfast. and my man joe here, he has all the great italian menu items. first of all, you're corn beef special. store made corn beef with cole she was and russian dressing.

that's a potato pancake topped with scrambled egg sour treatment. roast beef topped with three overeasy eggs. >> look at this big platter. >> this is a fish tray, we serve that for one person, it's got any kind of fish we serve here that you want. this one has nova salmon with the works. >> reporter: what's that >> the cream chip beef. that's toast. topped with cream and chopped up corn beef. >> reporter: back in the day, we called that is, sos >> we got jelly doughnuts it's from the lafayette market but we're now adding a new restaurant >> where >> it will be called dishes and it's two doors from us and it's opening on march 2nd. we're looking forward to

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building in philadelphia's historic district will be torn down, flashing police lights can be seen at 3rd and chestnut. it's been a week since the fire destroyed the building at 239 chestnut. the cause is still unknown, demolition expected to take a week, several streets and businesses in that area will be closed. also tomorrow, the park land school district in lehigh county hopes to reopen after more than two dozen busses went up in flames cancelling friday classes, broke out around 3:00 friday morning in a bus garage in south white hall township. 25 busses destroyed. 16 were completely . you're watching good day philadelphia weekend. i'm scott williams has a look at the sunday forecast. lunch we're dealing with clouds and showers, as we goere into the low 50's by noon, i think

that rainfall right around lunc. by 3:00, 57 degree ts evening, . ultimate doppler, you can see philadelphia wilmington, as we move into gloucester county, camden county, northern burlington, dealing north and west right now, chester county, lehigh valley, poconos dealing with the wet weather, you can see pockets o heavy rainfall around dealing with the rainfall pushes a little farther to the a.m., by 11:00, time, wre out, and once again, we'll savage the seconds half of your sunday but past five weekends we've been dealing moisture, by monday, a mix of sun and clouds. dry to s week, mid 30's, mount pocono, 44

along that i95 corridor. mid 40's in sections of south jersey. look at tvaries on location. 50, that's it for the high temperature in wilmington, 66 degrees for dover, and mid to upper 50's for philadelphiaper n by thursday and friday of tempe end of the week. lauren? >>orite segment, rachel's challenge. rachel joyce scott. first person killed make school you're looking at pictures frog more, students in our area joined in on this challenge, the principal, mr. thomas, at lynnly academ charred school challenged his students to writ

innocent people were gun down by a classmate. 10 talk about the situation. good morning. i'm so happy that you guys right >> >> yes >> and it's not a school day, i appreciate you coming with you mr. thomas talked about this and said he wanted you did you thin important to make sure you put your thoughts on paper don't understand how much some people care for some other people. so it's it on paper so they can read it instead of just hearing it and people telling the tru >> i read your letter and i was >> dear students i'm sorry for your loss students i want you to know that we're with you all no matter what happens. i he through what you all are going through and be strong through the whole ride.on't care

about what the young kids of the future have t i hope you all getach other and. from tie. >> kasheeb, i read yours too, what did you want these kids ia because this happened doesn't mean life and like, i want them to keep their heads up their way. >> read your letter. >> dear stu you guys are in my prayers and keep your heads wl come your wa >> you're so kind. shy one of theour name? >> salina lewis >> you forgot your letter said. what was your message >> i hope this tragedy doesn't affect the r that even though t happened, they can have a good end of the year, and

ba -- >> life goes on. last but certa. you claim to be the most outgoing. it completely distracts did you think about all of that >> i thought about like that sh through something like that because, inthey're always like you have to get through that and don't let people tu shouldn't h that point to shoot somebody. >> terrible. here letter. read yours. >> i said, dear mar is high school,hat you can find in your heart to get through. no one should ever have to go throug but i hope you guys are ok. >> so kind. listen,at work, when you mailed these letters off and they opened -- you've seen the pictu

going through a lot. you know that it will help lift their doing good work and we appreciate you doing that >> it's reminding met. o >> that's what we're doing in the school. we have a ness and compassion to others. and it's sponsored by me guys a this, thank you for coming. i know it's yourasring you? that was nice of him. he's a goodr school located >> look at you. i that >> where is your school >> 9th and i have >> we would love to have you >> i want to talk to see if i can come visit you guys. thanks again for coming of course. we're going to take a quick break, first we have to show yo a news anchor caking on his

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you haven't gotten it if you or a loved one have flu-like symptoms make sure you get tested, and treated if you need it. i'm dr. mike, have great weekend. yesterday, we introduced you to this guy, behind the scenes video of a cincinnati news anchor putting on his makeup before he hits the air. he was pretty intense, scott said he was doing the mote as scott said it >> extra >> this morning, people are talking about a different newscaster, when she decided she was not going to ware makeup at all on tv for a week. she's a morning anchor in grand rapids michigan. she was going to experiment and not ware makeup on air the entire week. she wanted to see how it would affect the confidence level. by the end she was pleasantly surprised by the positive comments. our producer, sam knows her from a previous life.

you know how the tv things work. and i found it to be interesting, empowering, scott asked me before the show started again, would i ever do this? i would do it in a heartbeat. it's my least favorite part of they didn't job is to wake up and have to do my hair and my makeup >> and to not have to ware makeup, i'm sure it's very liberating >> but you have to be ready for the taxicabs because people always have an opinion on social media or send you an e-mail or call the station, why does that -- say, for instance, i don't blend this right, for people at home have to do my own makeup >> tell your makeup artist she left you high and dry >> first of all, my makeup artist is me. so it's just a lot that comes with it. but if i have the chance to not do it at all, i would totally do it. hats off to her, great work. >> we all love restaurants >> when will you do it >> i don't know, when do you think i should try it >> i'll do it. >> one day a whole week

>> challenge me, scott, >> i don't know >> next weekend >> march. >> in march. that's next week. do i have to do no hair and makeup? >> jen is probably going to call us in a few minutes. scott. challenge all. it's restaurant week in one philadelphia neighborhood, we sent sabina to check it out. where are you? . >> reporter: we are at barcelona and i have a live guest here. tell me about east passyunk restaurant week. is it passyunk? take a look. find out how you can get a bite

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known for. >> reporter: you got 15, 25 and 35 different, you know, dollar menus, lunch, dinner, all of that. >> we also have regular menu. >> reporter: and regular menu, we'll come down the list, thank you so much, we'll come on down. where are you guys? >> 934 east passyunk >> anthony we got a life-long philadelphian here, he actually just moved to passyunk. >> passyunk. >> reporter: this is your first restaurant week here on this street. tell us when you got here >> a little bit of -- beautiful seafood mix. this is a vegan option, it's a nice, and this is outrageous, this is a nice, we put a little bit of dulche, over themes amaz. i like that you included the vegan option, we wanthis is for everybody. tomorrow, starts tomorrow, the 26th, it week but actually it

runs 12 days. can tina tequila and having a good time. >> reporter: everybody will have a good time if they cweek. come over here, this is pam. with east passyunk, so youexper. how do you say it? >> passyunk. >> i the verdict. quick. parking. >> parking we have valet. we tak bus, i would take a taxi, i would get here, because it's the plext 12 days. but we have valet parking 1900 block, and at the same fountain during restaurant week. >> reporter: you're taking care ourom bensalem and cherry hill and wherever. >> reporter: yeah. >> comrse ey. >> reporter: come -- from

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cyrus. >> weekdays at 6:30 on fox 29. all right. i'm over here teasing scott because he's a brother of two sisters and soto ask him does he have a favorite? he said he does not, we all know family is important to people. you ask how far are you willing to g t love for family, cindy crawford's son wanted to do something different. her kidsr, far ways to show it. 18-year-ol tattoo dedicated to his 16-year-old re courtesy of his instagram page. he got it on his reads, kya, wi numeral for reposted the picture on her instagram with her comment best big bro ever. i'm not sure what 23 represents. >> i think every tattoo has a i would get a tattoo of my sib some typ

story, like a kidney one day >> i have a year younger but everyone thinks he's my older brother, justin. him d. i don't know that i want his namen memorizing him some way, god i remember him. i don't see getting a tna. i do want one tattoo. wanda rig thanksgiving, i loved her dearly. she was full's a little tattoo would love to get to honor her. so i would do but my brother, probably not. >> yeah. scott it'seeross weekend. >> and it's not going to finish that way. we'll d couple hours. >> that's good news. thank you we

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>> chris: i'm chris wallace. house democrats release a memo countering g.o.p. claims theheir surveilling a drum campaign advisor. and grievingool safety to the top of the nation's agenda ♪ shot? many schools, how many >> we have nothing to lose, the- >> chris: in the wake of the florida school massa, students confront lawmakers, walkout in protest and take ita. >> i want to listen. >> chris: we will discussth thea governor rick scott who just announced his plan to improve school safety. >> have broken my action plan down into three