10:00 p.m., and they'll resume again this morning at 10:15. >> all right, steve. then who could ever leave this little face behind? sometimes parents of pets are forced to make those cuff decisions cents when dealing with tragedy. luckily, one local organization is there to help. just call them the red cross. they had one grand idea. >> i think we should have a baby. >> they seem like actors in a movie trailer, but this is no west anderson film, coming up in the trends. good day, it is october 9th, 2013. we just got tweet from the veronica. good to see all of the offer ankle in honor of the flyers home opener tonight. >> who did it best though? >> well, i had this, it is one of those scarf necklace things? >> yes? >> got tweet from young lady also has cents a scarf necklace, but the scarf needs little thing around it. anyway, what number did i pick today? i don't even remember oh, it was cents a nine. good one. yep, seasonable today, even though it will be cooler than yesterday, this is where we're supposed to be for this time in october, and we're almost into double digits of october. so, temperatures are a lot cooler than they were. 45 degrees in mount pocono, 56 in philadelphia, and you remember we were in the 60s at this time yesterday. sixty-three down in wildwood. in fact, here's a map with the difference. we're 8 degrees cooler than yesterday, in philadelphia. and even chillier in some other places. winds have calmed down a lot, since yesterday, and we are head today high with plenty of sunshine of 68 degrees. seventy-five was yesterday hi, so cooler but the way it is supposed to feel this time in october. forty-eight tonight, that's pretty decent weather day, if only we could keep it going for the weekend. we'll have that forecast for you coming up. right now traffic time 5:02, and we start off with a look at i95 southbound, this situation approaching enterprize avenue, that accident has been moved to the shoulder. so you should be able to get by just fine. and out in pottstown, north hanover street, east fourth, an accident there. cinnaminson, new jersey, route 130 southbound, between church road and union avenue, construction there has cents two right lanes blocked until about 6:00 this morning. kerry? >> sue, thank you. it is cents 5:03, deadly fire in delaware county claimed the life of one person, skyfox, over the scene, 100 block of elwyn road in media. this fire broke out at the elwyn development center, at about 9:30 last night. dozens every people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate. one person died, two others injured, no word on what sparked it. and in chester county, a long time member of the westwood fire company has been arrested for embezzlement. fifty-seven year old howard smith, charged with stealing more than $300,000 from westwood. he was the treasurer from 2007 through 2012. prosecutors say that he used the westwood fire company credit cards to go on extravagant vacations cents. he forged signatures, on more than 100 checks, stole from the firehouse safe, and even manipulated bingo records to steel from fundraisers. >> 5:04 the time. now to this growing crisis really of confidence here in the u.s. about ebola. another man was rushed to the texas hospital with ebola-like symptoms. thomas duncan seen here died yesterday morning while receiving treatment in texas. hills body's news going to be cremated. dozens of people who came in contact with duncan will now be monitored for full 21 days. yesterday, a dallas sheriff's deputy who went into an apartment where duncan stayed was taken to the hospital. he's being tested for the virus, but doctors say, histories being is minimal. fox 29's lauren johnson live now at cooper hospital in camden, with how they're trying to prepare for this. if, in fact, there are ebola case that is present themself in the delaware valley. good morning to you, lauren? good morning to you, chris. yesterday, infectious disease conference tipped off in philadelphia, doctors from across the country are there trying to put their heads together about public health challenges. one of those being ' bowl a here across the bridge in camden, at cooper hospital, ems director ring hong says news of the first case of ebola diagnosed on american soil hits close to home for all of us. he says, there is fear involved, but he has to trust the system here, cooper hospital is advising two dozen other agencies in jersey on how to best prepare for ebola patient. he says if a person is expected of having ebola comes into the hospital here, they are immediately place in the isolation. ems crews are also on high alert, in case they are transporting an infected patient. overall, though, hong says not doing much too different here. he says, medical professionals should just be reviewing the policies and procedures, he says, education and awareness are most important right now, and make sure they're asking the right questions about travel history. again, he says, doctors are having the hardest time right now at this, because the symptoms are very similar to flu. chris, kerry? >> yes, especially as we head into flu season, that's a concern. lauren johnson live for just camden, thank you. 5:05. today some local educators will learn how to defend themselves in emergency situations involving guns. teachers and staff at the ben rush elementary school will be taught gun defense and strategies. these classes in response to events that have occurred in schools across the country in recent years. those school violence incidents have a california school district beaching up security. officials are arming its police officers with ar15 rifles. they say that these weapons can provide an additional margin of safety for students in the event after incident like we've seen at virginia tech, or sandy hook. some parents, say, they don't believe more guns are, in fact, the solution. 5:06. the jury this morning in the case, that began deliberating, he's on trial for killing a baby, ten month old baby, and that baby's grandmother. >> steve keeley live outside montgomery county courthouse in norristown following this story for us. good morning, steve. >> reporter: well, we expect some legal maneuvering without the jury in the courtroom before the jury resumes its deliberations at 10:15. whatever the hang ups the jury had yesterday, not made public during the first six hours of deliberations may come out publicly today in the courtroom arguments, the defendant went ahead with the trial without a lawyer representing himself and talking directly to the jury, in fact, his closing argument yesterday, more than an hour, and ended, he apologized to the families, victims in the courtroom, while saying he didn't do it. >> this is very serious case. and i think it is cents an indication that the jury's looking at the evidence carefully, and going through that, and we would expect that in this type of case. >> jurist, pretty tough business, but i think it will be a mat their has to be resolved one way or the other. i think there will be some interesting arguments about this case. >> reporter: well the prosecution and police say the motive of this crime was to kidnap the ten hospital old baby girl for ransom to get cash to cover $20,000 in gambling detectives from losing big over at the valley forge casino, just a week before the killings. the baby was suffocated, then the grandmother stabbed to death, to quiet the only witness. the defendant told the jury two guys with guns order him to do the kidnapping, enough apparently, chris, kerrey, of a closing and a case that he made to give this jury something to think about for more than six hours, at least. >> discusting, story so tragic. >> we'll see how the deliberations cents go today. meantime pennsylvania governor tom core bert and democratic challenger tom wolf go head-to-head in final one hour debate. two candidates taking on wide range of issues including taxes, pay equity and education. >> when he says 14 pounds, or 27,000 teachers laid off, 14,000 of those occurred in the prior administration. today, if you look at state spending, money from the taxpayers of pennsylvania, we're at the highest level ever in the history of pennsylvania. >> governor corbett does not want to take responsibility for making the cuts for setting priorities that would cut funding for education. yes, funding was cut from the federal government. but that doesn't -- the responsibility was his budget. responsibility for make that cut was his, the responsibility for setting priorities was his. and the fact that we're still down in the classroom -- >> so with about a month until election day, latest polls indicate wolf is leading in the gubernatorial racement another point of convention last night, the revelation about pornographic emails being exchange among members of corbett's former staff, attorney general's office, been dubbed porn gate. everything is gate after t corbett condemned the scandels claiming he didn't know about the exchanges, wolf blasted the governor for not setting the appropriate tone. former secretary of state, hillary clinton, will be in philadelphia today. secretary clinton will headline win for wolf, lasts week's event in support of pennsylvania democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. the event will be held at the national constitution center, just block away from here, kerr. >> i indeed. 5:10. state police say they accused eric frein's chilling diary n it he describes the ambush that killed one trooper and wounded another. one police official calls the actions cents that frein details pure evil. aside from graphic account of the ambush, police say that frein described his get away which include of course as we know driving into a pond and ditching his ak47. frein at this point has been on the run for nearly a month, despite massive manhunt that has cost millions. >> police in saint lewis are investigating a deadly shooting involving an off-duty police officer, according to reports, this officer fatally shot a man who police say opened fire during a chase. relatives of the unidentified man, who was killed, say he was not armed. local news stations cents report the shooting sparked angry protests. coming up on 5:11 right now, you know what that means, hi, sue. >> yes, me again. bright beautiful dayment be prepared. not quite as mild as yesterday. yesterday up to 75 degrees, that's above average, the average high for right now is 69 degrees, so we're going to be right around there today. we are starting offer in the 50's, instead of the 60s, not dramatic difference, but it will be cooler, noticeably so lie temperature today, 68 degrees, that is your planner from thursday from the weather authority. going to the roads, we start off now in springfield. this is the springfield in montgomery county. route 309 expressway northbound approaching paper mill road. there is cents an accident that is on the right hand shoulder. >> sue, thanks, 5:11, ladies there is a way to cut your risk every having a stroke in half. big news. what doctors are recommending to keep your body in the best health. >> talkings about. >> this there was protest in atlantic city, new jersey, skyfox over top of it yesterday. several people, in fact, arrested here, casino workers, who are members of the local 54 union, block traffic at the intersection of missouri and arctic avenues during rush hour last night. they're angry over demand for contract give backs from the trump taj mahal. casino threatening to close if the union doesn't give up its pension plan, and it is helping insurance among other things. police say 24 people were arrested and charged with obstructing a highway and of course, failure to move. right now, we're going to get a look at your health news this morning, five stems could cut a woman's risk of having a stroke in half. new research says, that staying thin, eating a lot of fruits, vegtables, walking, moth smoking, drinking in moderation, are the five keys. they're pretty much the fire keys to everything, i think f you're able to do those five things, researchers say that you'll cut your chances cents of having a stroke by 54%. >> seven year old is causing a stir in kentucky, the child was cents born a boy, but has decided to identify himself as a girl. nicks sullivan says her child has always identified herself as female in private. so monday she went public. she arrived at school with new name, and new wardrobe, and was introduce today her second grade class as ella. some parents are not happy about this. >> to me, a boy who friday is a boy monday decides to be a girl, to me, that's major distraction. our kids shouldn't have to go through that. >> people say that they'll pull the kids out of the class, just like that, but i mean, i'm not worried about it, she is amazing, so she same person, different name. >> again, the child is seven years old. sullivan says the schools provided ella with an unisex rest room and protecting her from bullying. time now 5:16. they're in the just your cat or dog or hamster. for many of us our pets are part of the family. >> yes, sometimes disaster forces you from your home and pet, unfortunately, can't come with you where ever you are going. bruce gordon very special look at local organization dedicate today rescuing and caring for the four legged victims of tragedy. >> hi, baby. i missed you so much. >> she can hardly contain herself after nearly week of separation, she has been re united with her beloved pom rain yan, bear. >> kiss. >> and jen leary is the woman who helped make it happen. >> they are family members. the whole reason that i started this is because i wanted all family members taken care of after a disaster >> leary founded the red paw emergency relief team inside south philly row home where she lives. former phillie firefighter and red cross volunteer, leary spent countless hours at disaster scenes, and couldn't help but notice there was lots of help for people, almost nothing for their animals. >> the owners were left with this horrible decision now, they just lost everything they had. now they're forced to essentially give up their pet because they don't have anybody to take them while they try to regroup and recover. >> leary's home filled with critters of all kinds. and kittens were rescued from west chester house fire. >> all named after female characters in helping way novels. >> in the front room, a leopard geck owe from northeast philly blaze. pair of turtles removed from wissinoming murder scene. red paw partners with volunteers from all over the region, who foster these animals, or place them for adoption, as circumstances warrant. we met leary back in july, at west philadelphia house collapse. chris chapman's two scottish dear hounds were missing. she was frantic. >> so you are still looking for your dogs? >> i'm looking for my dogs, nothing else matters until i find my dogs. >> one of the dogs quickly recovered, but the other, bring, trapped inside the rubble. called to the scene by first responders, leary accompanied chapman into the collapsed home with the city official acting as escort. >> took us a while, because she was afraid to cross the collapsed floor, that kind of slanted down, but with a little coaxing we got her. >> great day, it is a great day, i got my dogs, the dogs are safe. it is a great day. >> back to her, she and her dogs were burned out of their burned home in mid november. this was no room for the dogs. >> those were her babies. and she was heart broken to have to be separated from them. >> red paw offered to help. as always, free of charge. they turned this into operation eva, part of red paw's network facilities that provide temporary care and lodging for displaced pets, when needed they'll provide medical care, spaying, neutering, or vaccinate their guests. but bear and nana, the chihuahua, pretty good shape. >> they've been out playing with volume un nears our little play room here, and they just needed a bath and time to recover from their trauma. >> and when it came time for bear and nana to reunite? >> hi, baby, i miss you: i miss you so much. >> jen was there to see the smiles her team had created from the ashes of tragedy. >> what comes to mind? >> now my kids would be happy again. >> it is cents great. it is cents why we do what we do. >> again, red paw service comes free of charge. they survive on donations, and grants, and remember, they are i am cite today fire scenes and like by first responders, so make a note of their name if you need help. red paw. go to myfoxphilly.com. we will link to you their site, if you want to help them with their good works. i'm bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". a look at the seven day forecast for you, just to casino of get you ready for the weekends t won't look at goodnessly as today with that high. we have 62 for tomorrow, and then temperatures in the 60s, over the rest of the weekends, but, slight chance of shower every day should have sunny afternoon, sunshine sunday, maybe gray day if you have the day off for columbus day on monday, but look at tuesday, back in the mid 70 eights, before cold front moves in on wednesday. summary of your forecast, getting to the roads, start off again in springfield, montgomery county, we have route 309 expressway northbound approaching paper mill road springfield stenton the right hand shoulder. >> this looks and even sounds like the trailer to a west anderson movie. but it is it is not. it is one couple's special hilarious gift to their family, coming up in the trends. 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a lot of people do. they'll have to pay customers mower than $100 million according to the fcc. it is the federal allegations cents that bill the customers millions of dollars for thirds party subscriptions, tech subscriptions unauthorized, largest settlement. at&t also agreed to reform, express informed consent for customers before allowing third party charges to be on their bills, will make sure those charges are clearly identified. who reads their bills that closely any more? maybe they should. apple with the latest iphone, now the company is about to announce something else. >> couple of invites went out for apple's next event on october 16th. the invitation simply reads: it has been way too long. >> what is the artwork there? >> abstract: the company expected to unveil its newest ipad with touch id. apple also of course expected to announce new i max, as well. >> that's the apple logo? >> no. >> what, the leave at the top? >> oh, it isment top of the apple with the leaf, yes, okay. >> we're very just literal. >> old school. >> 5:26 right now. muslim woman told that she's not allowed to swim at her local pool because of what she was wearing. why it caused such a stir, and what she has cents to say about the rules, the pool staff are imposing. >> and before up head out on the date, ask the person you're going to go out, with hey, where did you go to college? why one site says where you go to school determines how good a date you will be. plus, what local colleges made the list of most dateable. >> racist slur at a high school. >> and then, a woman told that she's not allowed to use her local pool. why? because of her muslim attire. but it is not quite that simple. the fight brewing over water rights. >> and are you dating a princeton university grad? you may want to dump them. turns out where you went to college could have big effect on how enjoyable a date you are, the local schools on this list, of least and most dateable alum. >> few on there. >> if you've had a chance to meet a real geek named mark zuckerberg, that would have been smart. >> could have would have shut have. >> good morning, october 9th, 2014. not to say i'm entirely happen which my less wealthy us. >> all less wealthy these days, all of us. >> i march aid terrible owl. >> it doesn't matter. >> because it is a stupid list. >> now, let's look at what we put bus stop budd any his flyers jersey today, little sweater underneath there. cooler start than we had yesterday. temperatures in the suburbs, in the 40's, 50's here in the city but we will give you nine out of ten with seasonable afternoon, plenty of sunshine, it will be nice day, not as windy, as it was cents yesterday. still, breezy but not as windy. so, temperatures, here are some of them, 45 in the poconos, 48 pottstown, 56 degrees in philadelphia, 46 down in millville. but then go down to wildwood, and it is 63 degrees. so, big difference there. but it is a big difference from yesterday. as much as 14 degrees lower, those temperatures, 8 degrees cooler, here in philadelphia. soap, today, we expect to get to about 68, 70 degrees, and tonight, it is down into the 50's, in the city, 40's in the is up errings, once again. that's your weather authority forecast. 5:32, is the time. we're checking traffic for you again, we go back to montgomery county in spring feed. route 309 expressway northbound approaching paper mill road. accident there on the right hand shoulder. also, i95 southbound, approaching enterprize avenue, accident out there for a while, over to the right shoulder. you will be able to get by okay. 422 westbound between sanatoga and arm and hammer boulevard, construction area there has the right lane blocked. chris? >> okay, sue, let's get to the breaking news right now. 5:32, it is out of center city graffiti found written overnight, on john w halahan catholic girls high school, this is on north 19th street, arrays is slur was found on door of that building, crews have already removed the slur. police right now are looking at surveillance video to see if they con can track down who did this. the school will open as scheduled this morning. meantime, another fire in delaware county claimed the life of one person. skyfox over the scene after 100 block of elwyn road in media. the fire broke out at the elwyn development center around 9:30 last night, dozens every people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate. one person died, two others were hurt, no word yet on what sparked those flames. >> chris, 5:33 this morning, ebola virus turns deadly in the united states, another man returned to texas hospital with ebola-like symptoms. as we mentioned, thomas eric duncan died yesterday morning, while getting treatment in texas. his body will be cremated. now, dozen of people who came into contact with him, will have to be monitored for 21 days. in fact, yesterday, dallas sheriff's deputy who went into apartment where duncan stayed was taken to the hospital. he is being tested for that virus, but doctors say, histories being is actually pretty minimal. which is good news. fox 29's lauren johnson, liver at cooper university hospital in camden, where healthcare workers are getting prepared for this. lauren? >> kerrey, yesterday, actually, infectious disease convention kick off at the philadelphia convention center. doctors cents from all over the country are trying to put their head together to talk about public health concerns, like ' bowl, a well here in camden just across the bridge at cooper hospital ems director rick hong says news of the first case of ebola diagnosed on american soil hits close to home for all of us. he says, there is cents fear involved. but he has cents to trust the system in place. cooper hospital, is advising two dozen other agencies here in jersey, on how to best prepare for an ebola patient. he says if a person suspected of having ebola comes into the hospital here, they are immediately placed in isolation. ems crews are also on high alert. in case they transport an infected patient. overall, hong said not doing anything too different. medical professionals should be reviewing their policies, procedures, education and awareness most important right now, in asking the right questions. other medical professionals says our geography is a reason to be on high alert. >> in new jersey, isn't a region where there is a lot of airports around us, there are people coming in every day, we know, for a fact, that when threat geffin side the country, their temperatures are not being taken as of this time. my under standing is that's changing. but, so the concern is that we have a three week period now where we haven't had a very heightened state of alert inside of our airports, in new jersey, the region where there are people that come from west avianca a people that travel from europe who may have come in contact. we have a concern down here, as well. >> now, beginning on saturday, five international airports, the ones close toast us, newark liberty international, jfk will add extra layer of security screening, to catch travelers who may be caring that disease, so hopefully, chris, kerrey there is will keep that away from coming into the country. >> no kidding. lauren, thank you. >> meantime, terrifying holdup at a td bank in hatboro, montgomery county. police say man wearing halloween mask walked into a bank on the 200 block of south york road, pulls out gun, and demanded money from teller. police say he took off with cash, in a dark blue buick, with a stolen pennsylvania plate. police believe he robbed the same bank back in july, with a bandana covering his face, if you know anything, give police a call, of course. meantime philadelphia police have now charged three people in an attack on 14 year old girl, in a classroom, at edison high school. suspects are a 32 year old mother, and her two daughters, who are students there. the victim had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. 5:36. california's scrambling to make changes after the death after pilot fighting a fire. how the weather is affecting the changes they're making. >> then one couple channels their inner west anderson to come up with a fake trailer for their family and friends. but, there is a big surprise in for them. in what you won't want to miss coming up in this plot with a twist in the trend. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? 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that microphone? that's the big problem right now, also, you can see, tinder dry. experts say, california's drought and unseasonably hot weather prolonging this year's wild fire season. sue, seems like every time this time of year we talk about california wild fires. but just worse and worse because of the drought. so that's what's happening on that side of the country. on us, we had great day yesterday. it was 75 degrees, matter of fact, very pleasant, but really really windy, more than breezy, we had 36-mile per hour wind gust at one point in philadelphia yesterday. today, still breezy, but not as windy. , 67 by lunchtime, highest temperatures upper 60s today. sunset time 6:31. there is your forecast, here's your traffic 5:42, and once again, we are in montgomery county, to start off route 309 expressway, springfield, northbound approaching paper mill road, there is an accident, it is on the right hand shoulder. chris? >> one woman says she shouldn't have to be half naked to use her community pool. but the pool rules state you have to be in, quote, swim attire. so is she breaking the rules or does she have a point? what she has to >> breaking news this thursday morning, graffiti found over night on john w hal man catholic girls high school, north 19th street. arrays is slur was found, on door of the building, crews have already removed that slur. right now, police are look at surveillance video to see if they can help track down who, in fact, did. >> this the school will open as scheduled, on time this morning, and now let's get to sports in a minute with howard eskin. >> this is fox 29's sports in one minute. >> good morning, eagles play tough division game sunday night at the linc against the giants. and the giants defensive antero started talking some smack. he basically said the eagles were winners in a division last year that was weak anyway. and the eagles responded. >> are you telling your team was bad? no, you didn't do it what you were supposed to do so that's an excuse and that's his opinion. but i'm not fixing to sit here and entertain it. because i think somebody like actually asked me that on this radio show, and i said we'll see sunday. >> i tell you what motivates me, when i walk out on that field and see 70,000 screaming fans. that's what motivates me. >> and the flyers last night lost a tough season opener, to boston, less than two minutes left, steve mason in goal. bruin shoot. puck bouncing around, chris kelly puts it in, the bruins win the game two-one, over those flyers. that's sports in a minute. and i'm howard eskin. >> fire explodes in canada, happened near the small town of claire, and about 50 people were evacuated from their homes. petroleum spilled from two of the derailed cars, investigators say that's what caused the fire. twenty-six of the 100 carson that train derailed. none of the crew members are injured. right now, pentagon trying to down play the expectations of air strikes against isis, as another syrian town looks to set -- to fall into the hands that far terrorist group. >> yes, the limits of us led air strikes are becoming more and more apparent. two former defense secretary, bob gates, and leon panetta, have been pushing president obama to lift the ban on us ground forces, to try and make these air strikes more effective. even the turkish president, whose militaries remained emassed on the border and stayed out of the fighting admits little can be done without grounds support. classes continuing between kurdish protesters and riot police in turkey. protesters are rallying as isis advances, and they're calling now on the turkish government to do more to help. military tanks, and soldiers, closing in on that area. meanwhile, protest remembers hurling rocks at police, who are responding with tear gas and water cannons. at least 14 have died. shocking charges against montgomery county mother. prosecutors say pa patricia davenport bought and split her teenage daughter with drugs. in fact, going as far as as allowing the teen to do the drugs right at the kitchen table. the d.a.'s office says davenport and friends megan rudolph bought the drugs in philadelphia, at seventh and russell streets. they say that davenport often had her 15 year old and her eight year old stepson with her as she bought these drugs. heroin, cocaine, prescription pills, investigators say that the girls boyfriend was given drugs, as well. not only bring their child to philadelphia to purchase drugs on numerous occasions, but to introduce her to the use of heroin and to inject her with heroin is unbelievable. >> just shocking. never know. >> prosecutors say the women facing corruption of minor, wreckless endangerment and drug charges, being held in jail on $50,000 cash bail. >> controversy brewing in a denver suburbs, over what people can wear in a swimming pool. >> soy what do you think of this? muslim woman, her name sabali, was told she couldn't swim at the commerce city recreation center sunday because she was weighing what she says is an islamic dress. rec center pool rules state, quote, specified swimming attire only is required to go into that pool. so, the commerce city spokeswoman says this rule is for public health and safety. >> whether i have -- why do i have to be half naked to swim with my kids? >> city routinely turns away people who don't have appropriate swimwear, jean shorts, swim shorts that don't have swim diapers or don't have the appropriate attire, we turn all of those individuals away because the number one focus foresees safety. >> that woman went on to say that the rules are not discriminatory. >> 5:49 right now. thanks to social media, couples are getting creative when it comes to their baby announcements. california couple decided to create movie style trailer. take a look. >> they weren't ordinary. they weren't famous. they did have one grand idea. >> i think we should have a baby. >> i think that's a terrible idea. >> let's do it. >> okay. >> ♪ well i'm on my way ♪ >> these under pants, one egg, one strong swimmers, take this man. maybe down the hall. in the bedroom. >> so they call the masterpiece pretentious uterine inhabitant. >> later this morning, jen says, it is going to take, moving on -- >> where are these from these people? >> denver. >> shocker. >> let's now legal in denver? all right. >> good grief. >> okay, jenn fred is taking a look, costume for your kids, we want to know what costume is your child asking for this year? what's popular in your house? tweet us using hashtag fox 29 good day. so we can see your answers cents. and we'll share them with our viewers later today. >> let's move to denver and make a movie. >> rad, man. >> wes anderson would love this. >> well, you know, out of the ordinary corks have just said hey family, we're pregnant. >> all right. let's look at the weather for today. it is going to be a day cooler than yesterday, 15 degrees keel. we have temperatures in the 40's, 50's, to get started. just as sunny, not as winnie today. about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. which is seasonable for early october. rain starts tomorrow afternoon and it remains kind of unsettled through columbus day. now, unsettled doesn't mean wash out. but it won't be bright, sunny every minute, either. that's your weather authority forecast. it is traffic time. let's get to the roads. and this one starts out in cranberry, new jersey. the new jersey turnpike southbound at the molly pitcher service area. we have an accident there. as a result, the center lane is blocked. kerry? >> sue, thanks. 5:52. this girl's moves are so fierce that even ellen had to perform for her. out with another video with some even skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >> eleven year old taylor making a fame for herself thanks to her dancing. >> taylor dancing to anna con did a. has pick up more than 8 million views in just about three weeks. this morning, taylor back with another video this time she is dancing to all about that -- >> three days there is video pick up nearly 400,000 views. taylor's dancing videos has landed her appearance on the ellen show. >> she is good. >> yes, she s look at the moves. >> look at her. how old is she, 11? she's awesome. going places. new survey that reveals colleges that had the least and the most dateable alum my. some area universities made both top ten lists from this date ring survey. >> so, the least dateable, we start with that, include the university of pennsylvania coming in at eighth place, rudders guesser at number three on the most dateable list. only one school the university of delaware made the list at number six. i mean, lehigh made it, as well. >> lehigh number one. but i guess technically that's not right in the area. >> well, number two, even matters, rankings based on the percentage of people who said yes to a second date. >> so let me just quickly clarify how they did this survey. they talked to 75 -- they had 7500 feedback reports from users on their dating website. >> right. >> then asked those people, would you go on second date with whom ever you have gone on a first date w they said yes or no. however, little bit skewed. because 81% of the respondents lived in the new york city area, so look at a lot of colleges in the northeast, then the remaining 19% were in san francisco. so you're looking at people that are on the west coast, so all of the colleges in the middle were not fairly representative -- represented. >> okay. >> where in the world is the leader of the north korea? kim junk aoun hasn't been seen in weeks. some now saying they now will be in charge of the country. steve keeley liver outside the montgomery county courthouse as verdict could be reached today in the case that really rocked the delaware val bye two years ago, steve? >> well, this is very unusual case. because this guy was given a court appointed lawyer, and he decided to represent himself charged with double murder of little ten month old baby girl and her grandmother. we could have more unusual turns in this case when the jury comes back to deliberate turns in this case when the jury ca remote that livesrate on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast nbcuniversal. bringing media and technology together for you. >> texas man is dead. how healthcare work remembers getting ready to fight this ebola disease. >> jurors told to go home after five and a half hours of deliberations, the case against a man accused of killing grandmother, baby, in montgomery county. the punishment he could face if convicted. >> weeks since anybody's seen the leader of north korea rumors swirling about what could have happened to him from health concerns, to a coup. the woman, some believe, may be in charge of that communist country today

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