he's 42. he's single. and he looks like that under his jersey. >> i've been doing my research. i just want you to know, sure. >> his nickname the he bri hammer. not sure y but i want to know how he looks like this. what is his daily routine? we will talk to him. >> and oprah, she really does the most this time of year, doesn't she? she rolls out her favorite things list, and this one is the biggest one yet. so we're going to tell you what made the cut, what you should get, what are some of the interesting things on this list, because it is really long. and then, if you just want to buy everything, we'll tell you how much it will cost you. >> also, talking about the best movie the entire awards cycle. oh, ya, you know it, bad moms is coming out right now, bad moms two, the christmas one, some of have you already seen it. are you going to go or not? what do you think? why women love it. why we like to look at other moms, and say well, worse than us, i'm not that bad. we brought in whole mom panel. we'll break out the wine and popcorn and discuss. >> so bad moms watch party? right here on the snow. >> it is happening all over the delaware vale. i keep seeing it blow up on my instagram, face books, people going, having so much fun. let us know if you'll see it, as well. >> i had someone tweet me. still out? >> came out. one of those where they did a wednesday release, so out, it is happening. >> someone just tweeted me like i was laughing so hard it is so good. she said funniest movie ever. better than the first. >> so we looked around, and we tried to find the worse moms we could find. so we gathered six, seven of them, they're really horrible mothers. and we'll have a little watch potter a little later on over on that couch. wedding or world series parade? alex, you want to set up the dill aim here that's happening today? houston? >> you know it is always a big day fo for a sit when they get o have their parade. championship parade. confetti everywhere, people come out, lining the streets, and you see the bus go by of all of the players and they're waving and holding up the trophy. a magical moment. it has been nine years for philly, but villanova, they had theirs. we got little taste. >> love it, yes. >> so imagine that, that's happening in houston today. everyone coming out, everyone making plans. so the whole team will be there. not really. one of them may be missing one of the players. and it is the pitcher, justin very lander. you want to know why? well, apparently his wedding is tomorrow. and so e has to get on a flight and get to italy in time for his wedding. so woe have to leave today. and miss the parade. >> so here's might be the determining factorment he's marrying her, kate upton, sports illustrated model, so it is in tuscany, you're saying, tuscany? >> yes, tuscany. so the question is because when you think about it, they're both supposed to be once in a lifetime events. if you're lucky two, three, talking about -- >> world series. >> but the wed something supposed to be one time deal, right? that's what theyay. so, would you be willing to miss the world series parade? remember he's been in the world series. >> never got the ring. >> he finally won. now the moment where the whole city gets to cheer you on, and you're going to miss that? >> i got a couple of things here. >> go. where two best friends gotemma married the same weekends, one in italy. i bethel be at the parade, they're not like us, not normal people. they're rich people. baseball players, professional athletes. i bethel ' be at the parade, do the right thing by the city hop a plane and get there for the wedding and be with his bride. >> how? push the wedding back? >> the wedding should be saturday. you can make a wedding in both places. it is possible to do it. it is not easy but possible zero do it because he get the parade in the morning, hops a plane, and gets there. >> the reason the debate, because they're not saying it is possible, right? >> well -- >> otherwise why are we talking about it? >> because he can make both. >> maybe dinner or something? miss some of the events the night before. usually people have weddings saturday. i don't know. >> she want him there. >> today. >> yes. >> because the rehearsal dinner all of that. >> and he was traded to the team. not like he knew from the outset. but when you're a professional athlete you. >> contribute today it, were you on the mounds, did you what you had to do. they show video of him holding it up. you still won t not like he was sitting on the side lines. >> because they got him, certainly helped big time, to win the thing. so karen address it a little bit, probably saying to yourself, why in the heck would they plan a wedding right at the end of baseball season in case this happened? because he was with the detroit tigers in august, and they weren't going to win it. so they go in ahead, we're not going to be in a world series. >> oh, nothing but time. >> then get traded, and then goes to seven games. which also complicates it, because had they won it in four, or five, or six, this would not be an issue. >> but i've known people generally, you may know them too, work for a team that worked for the phillies, nobody, it is a bad jinx. nobody plans anything in the off -- like in in this time period, i've friends work for the organization, no way, no way attend or make commitment for something every significance when could you go into september, october, you know, post-season baseball. >> well, ya. >> even wishfully thinking. it is just bad luck to do it. >> they've phone for a year. >> you're a professional athlete. >> i don't remember the records of the detroit tigers. >> in contention, it was possible, could have been con receiver job here is the problem. when you're fiancee is kate upton, guys, that is a big weighing factor. whatever kate wants, i'm doing. okay? >> even though you're missing the parade? >> ya, because i'm pat it glike we'll see what happens. >> if they ever get divorced, what's he going to say. >> and i missed my wor series parade because of you. >> because of you. you. all right, let's get into oprah. she announced it yesterday, we have a friends, friends named alicia corrales, she a reporter, went to the party last night. >> oh, fun. >> and you notice the reporters, you're telling me, the reporters sometimes get the gifts from oprah. >> yes, there were so many gifts, they had to hire men, they were in tuxes, hope would you bring it to your car. >> oh,. >> yes, because oh, gifts a bound. anyway, should we get into what she gave away. >> let's reminisce. remember the oprah show still happening. you know, always a surprise, the audience talking about, you know, random subjects, and then all the sudden she would just say surprise, it is oprah's favorite things. they would freak out. >> okay. >> so how about we meditate on this? (bells ringing). >> (cheers and applause). >> this is always the best episode to watch. one of the best, there are so many. but you see them jump up and down, freaking out, look, fainting, oh, and you wish, were you like oh, i wish i was part of the audience. even though every year these are the great reasons some of these are teachers, some been through a lot, so they deserve all of the free stuff. >> are you telling me when you go in the audience you didn't know it was give away day. >> you had no idea. >> because she know, if you knew, you got a ticket, like you would try to get that. >> yes. >> so make it a surprise so know one no, sir. and usually it is for people deserving or something happened in their lives. >> what a great bit. so she is continuing it? >> yes, but releases as she did then a list, you can see for yourself, what are some of the things she likes, for your friends or loved ones. this year's list is the longest ever, i think like 20 years or some big anniversary of the things. there is 102 items. can you believe that? so if you bought everything on this list, all 102 items, because what oprah says is gold, then would you spend more than $14,000. >> well -- >> so. >> should we go through the list. >> who has so much money we decided to go through some of the things, figure out what are some of the most interest items. >> 102. >> so there is a lost and found orbit card. so you know a lot of times you might lose your card, oh, where is my credit cards, i think i lost it? well, for $40 there is will track your wallet when you lose it. that way it is like a little signal will go off. >> oh, my god. >> you can look on your phone oh, i left it herement. >> i love that. >> uh-huh. >> give me another one. how about this? >> oh, look at that. what the -- snerk twin size due vai sets? >> yes. like for your little ones, so they can look like a princess, astronaut, while they lounge or get cozy. $119. >> imagine that on a couch? your little kid gets in, there looks like mermaid like jenny joyce could slip into that right now and look like a mermaid is it. i really like that. >> one the $9 automatic dog toy, the go bone. >> i want that. >> i'm not sure. >> you don't have to throw it, it goes by itself. >> i think so. >> it is remote control. see the little thing on the left? so you don't have to leave your couch to retrieve the thing if the dog doesn't go after it. that's total laziness. >> at these you know they say like the coats you get, down coats. >> puff is? >> yes, now get that but in a scarf. look at the different colors here, that's got to be warm. >> i want those. i like the it threads through, stays on. >> perfect. >> like your north fac lik >> eight a dollars. >> then what about a double hammock. >> now, you know why i like this? because they run that seattle commercial a lot, right? >> oh, would you. >> what's wrong with you? >> you love the commercial. >> i think the seaalis commercial is stupid. because this guy has been trying to get with this woman, right, for a long time. and he hasn't been able to, you know? get up in the hammock, whatever, you know? >> uh-huh. >> so, it is so ridiculous, he finally gets the medication that allows him to be with this woman, right, and they ends up in separate cold water tubs. looking out over the sunset. get in the same tub. >> maybe there is not enough room for both of them in the same tub? >> how about get out of the tubs and get together? anyway, i think this, you know the water is cold. look at them. does in a look comfortable to you? he's been waiting for month to get this medication. >> they're tubs, not chairs? ya, see? >> please? thank you. >> tubs. they had to go out, there they're naked, how did they get out there? where are their clothes. >> i think it is kind of cool though. you got your own tub, i got mine. still close. don't have to worry about space like your shoulder is in my back, no, i have all of the shultzer. >> what do you mean your shoulders are in my back. >> you know when you try to cuddle with someone, awkward, the way they put your arm around you, it never really works outright because either your shoulders up like this, and you can't lean back all the way. it is not real that i comfortable. >> you just happen to be the person -- >> you're the one -- you're not the one leaning back. >> true. >> so you don't know how we're like oh, this is great. >> anyway, they look cold. so let's put them in hammocks. >> they'll still be cold though if it is cold -- >> at least you're not sitting in water. >> that's going to be a lot better. >> i thought your issue was they went in the same hammock together. they're still in separate areas. >> just be in one hammock. >> over at spruce street park, there is a big hammock, you can both get in it. >> i've been to the park, i've seen some activity happening in the hammock. >> that's why i never get in those hammocks. oh, he's here, our new manager, dave kepler is here. here press yesterday putting on the new jersey. >> da, da, da. >> or not. >> here he is. >> welcome. >> thank you so much. nice to meet you. great to see you. >> it is so great to have you here. likewise, man, i couldn't be happier, more excited to be in philly right now. >> how did we pull you away from a worlds series team in the los angeles dodgers? >> oh, i think the city is a pretty big draw in philadelphia phillies are pretty special, franchise, and i couldn't be more like thrilled and fired up to be around here right now. there is a lot of exciting things going on for the phillies, obviously, a young roster with a lot of resources. >> yes? >> our ownership group is tremendous, our front office is prepared. but there is a lot of reasons to be excited to come to philadelphia. >> how did it feel to put on that jersey yesterday in front of the cameras, making it official. >> it felt like a dream come true, like pulling that phillies hat down, and i like to pull it down nice and low, i knew that that p was on top of my head. i felt really really proud. i was thinking about my son, dane, and i wore number 22 for him. and there young man wears 22 on his football team. he is a tail back. >> oh,. >> so the main reason i wore 22 is to sort of give him a shout out. so i new he was watching. obviously that made me feel real proud. i feel strongly that was the right move for him. >> how old is dane? of two kids. >> sixteen year old is dane, he turned 16 today actually. >> happy birthday, dane. if you are watching. >> thank you, yes. >> it is her birthday, too. >> oh, wow. >> i will never forget dane's birthday. >> no question. >> she likes to name her sons, she has named her sons after athletes. >> automatically, yes, maclin is done. jeremy maclin. >> which one is dane. >> dane is the little guy. i shouldn't even say little any more, that was a full year ago. he's getting bigger now. >> and who is the young man from one direction? >> that's chase. he's strong. so this is a long, long time ago. but we were on a hike with our dog fooz up in the mountains outside of our house. it is spectacular. >> you're southern california guy? >> i am, born and raised just outside of los angeles about 20 minute from downtown la. >> i know you played in some teams that have been in cold weather. but are you going to miss the la like sunny necessary, ah, i mean, it is nice today. >> i'm a sensory experience culture kinds of guy. so i love malibu and everything it has to offer, but the cities in the northeast have always made me tick, and in particular philadelphia does it for me. so i mean boston, as well. new york, as well. but philly is kinds of special. i'm interested in the history of the sit. >> i oh, there is a ton. you know birth place of america. >> did you take dane to see the liberty bell. >> i love that idea. >> couple of blocks it, has a big crack in it, though, very weirds. >> that's unfortunate. >> i keep saying, fix it. you have a son named chase? >> yes, chase is my 18 year old, and he's just starting to apply to colleges. >> you just work with chase, our chase, chase utley. >> oh, my gosh, like this is a guy that i think is an incredible leader. everything he does is with a purpose, and an incredible level of intensity, one of the things that we have talked about is being like chase utley, right, like the philadelphia phillies team, in 2018, will perform and play like chase utley. >> this is why, if i was a philly, i would be scared of you. >> why? >> you seem like you are going to demand not only energy, but real physical fitness. >> look at yourself. >> well, i don't know how to respond to that other than to say, there is no demands. there is certain education, right? like so we're going to educate our men on how to be the strongest version of themselves. but then it is up to them. >> and then if you're -- they're not getting there right away, we'll come back the next day, again, be relentless about trying to turn the dial up just a little bit. >> i don't want to scare you or anything, but -- >> i'm already scared before you say anything at this point. >> you're now my screen safer. >> you're the role model. >> somebody is calling into me, so just, megan, put up the one you had with a white -- >> oh, it is all of the girls of the delaware val. >> i who is this guy? >> what's the screen saver? >> that's my screen safer now. >> this was the surprise for the morning? >> because that's inspirational to me when i look at the phone now. >> right. >> isn't that kinds of the iodide to inspire your own players by being fit? >> i guess to some degree. i mean, i've always been inspired by being healthy and strong, right, like so people are attracted to different things and for me, as a baseball player, i wanted to be in my best physical condition. then as a leader, you know, one of the ways we can demonstrate what we want from our athletes is to model the behavior. so, certainly, that wasn't my intention, several years ago, when i was taking these pictures, but turns out that it might be valuable to some degree. >> what's your daily routine? i mean, is this -- is that more diet or pump? >> i think a combination every both. i don't have any specific regimen that i have to follow, or but dow like to get outside, sometimes it is a walk. sometimes it is a swim. you know, sometimes it is picking up really heavy weights, or maybe just a combination every all of those things. >> he makes it sounds so east. >> i sure. >> go for a walk, i'll help out. >> what's that? >> you have a cocktail now and then, too you don't swear off alcohol, do you? >> oh, no, like i said, getting back to the sensory experience, point that i made earlier, i really enjoy scotch. >> and you work out? >> sometimes, after you had some scotch, right? no? >> i don't try to combine the two, but maybe good meal, good meal at night, maybe scotch accompanying a steak, i'm in there. and that's a really happy day for me. >> oh, here is the thing. how in the world do you get those kind of abs? >> he want to be you. >> i want to be you. how? >> er. >> i think in part it is genetic. so my dad is, you know, he is an older man at this point, but he's also very lean, and he always has been, and i remember looking at him and seeing how thin his skin was on top of his muscle. and so i just in some ways just was lucky that i had those genetics. and in addition, i have worked fairly hard. i don't want to take away, or take that away. for a really long time. i started exercising and weight training when i was 17 years old. and i'm 42. so i've been doing it my whole life. i haven't taken whole lot of time off. >> is that you? >> that's me as a boy. >> oh, i love it. >> but i think it is really neat you came here, it is about your philosophy, the way you think about stuff. you said something like i wish allman jester would think becomes you shouldn't have something like this is the way we always do it, here's what we believe. >> right. >> it is about everything should be flexible, you should blow it up, you should be nimble for your thinking. think that's neat. >> i love. that will really insight full. totally agree. one of the things we do, we'll put out options for our players, but won't force feed them anything, right? we never say like you have to eat this. we never say you have to train this way. we will be like here are some really beautiful healthy fuel for your body. it is up to you. but then we come back and have that same conversation over and over, so the message begins to lands. i think over the course of time, that's a real healthy way to approach t just like, you know, just my 18 year olan 16 year old. we can't tell them what to do. but we can model the behavior for them, give them really good options to make good choices. >> so, good to have you here. >> so nice. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> we're so excited for this season, and it will be so -- one of the best jewish museums around the corner. >> cool. >> you're not in there already as one of our greatest athletes, are you. >> i highly doubt. that will i wasn't a very good athlete. >> you played all of these teams,. >> museums are for really good players. >> all right, we have to hook up on that one. >> sounds good. >> one every his nicknames, back in the day, was, what? >> hebrew hammer. >> the hebrew hammer. >> that's a very uncomfortable nickname. for a plethera of reasons, yes. i think there has actually been a lot of jewish athletes over the years that have carried that nickname. so, but cool. >> and good company. >> in good company. >> good luck to you. we'll be at the home opener for sure. and the rest of the season. did i just mention one direction a little while ago. >> you did. >> did you hear about zayn? >> yes. >> he has shown some love in pennsylvania, he's been in our area. so we'll tell you what he's been doing in our neck of the woods. >> why would zayn be milking a cow in joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> sage sane -- zayn malik has been seen in pennsylvania milk a cow. >> good to see you, my man. >> hey, explain this, please. >> thank you, yes. well, the cows are safe, don't worry, great to be back in philly, thank you all. yes, zayn, the first guy to leave one direction has been spotted on a farm, we believe the farm of had i.d.'s mother, and zayn talking about how he's milking coast and not touring so this is our exciting update. all of the guys in my poker circle obsessed what the men in one direction do in their off hours, now we know, he's in your area, folks. >> so, yes, we actually have picture, ggha did tweeted out, feed ago horse. we thought in the just milking coast, with the horse, as well. >> look, it is terrific. this week, one direction became the first group, we don't call them a bands, first group since the meetings have four score number one solo albumns. great this guy is taking a break, also very nice that he's lead ago healthier lifestyle, seems to be in a stable relationship. and is of course enjoying the beautiful pennsylvania wet they are time of year. >> i believe it is up in bucks county, isn't it? >> exactly. >> like a lavender field, too, so you can go and see that. also a lot of posts, i don't know about her lovely farm here in pennsylvania, i think what's most exciting for a lot of of people think oh, maybe i can run into zayn if you go out in the area bucks county -- count. >> i probably the most foreign muslim in bucks county right now. so, do all you can, it is always kinds of strange to me, because when you consider how every single boy group ends up, why would you name yours one direction? but at least in this case, the solo members are going their own ways, and seemingly having good time, zayn hads a lot of success as solo artist, i'm real glad he found a way to find happiness with the beautiful super model. >> john, i was watching page six, yesterday, and you're one liners. >> hilarious. >> and singers, are so good. and i'm glad they get through. at least they get through to alex and i, and karen. >> thank you. >> i signed on, right whether everything became about sexual assault, great comedy, let plea tell you. >> if anybody can do it it is you. john, see you later. >> you saw bad moms? >> fun, guilty guilty pleasure. >> bad moms, was it called bad moms too? >> the is christmas, sequel, second one. >> let's have a watch party. >> okay. >> yeah. >> let's got so many moms here, already making plans to go see it, too? >> we've gathered worse moms i've ever met. >> oh, terrible. >> oh, atrocious, we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. i'm so excited about this bad moms when it first came out so many woman we gathered our girlfriends, mothers, sisters, night way from the kid and we hit theaters and had so much fun. new one bad moms have taken on christmas, lets take a look. >> ♪ most wonderful time of the year ♪ i have's always loved christmas but as a mom, a lot of work in, between wrapping, shopping, cooking, decorating. >> sweety, don't drink tree water because we're people, right. >> is there almost no time to actually enjoy it. and only one thing. >> oh, no. >> what is it. >> could make it more stressful. >> my mother's coming for christmas. >> everything will be fine. >> she's most critical human being on the planet. >> i can't fix that i'm not beyonce. >> lots of local moms are planning field trips to see movie, one of my good friend did powe pictures on her social media pictures. she publishes a magazine main line bad moms, the whole theater was packed full of moms in exton at movie tavern. maybe you her them laughing. so we brought in a whole mom pan they will morning to discuss. you should see it y we love these guilty pleasures of movies like this i love that you had wine at your theater. that what is was you want. south philadelphia meredith, rhonda our producer who saw original one and pamela, sarah joining us as well. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> let me start with how was the movie. >> it was fun, really good. >> why did you see it. >> our community group was talking about it, and, right here in our community and the mom wanted to see it. i said lets go see it. we called movie tavern. we dit for first one. we called them again. we put ticket up for the sale and within five hearst we had over a hundred moms buying tickets and begging for a wait list. >> now rhonda why do you think woman like to see it. >> i love it. when have kid that are young, old, all moms can relate to it we all have pressures of trying to be the perfect mom, but it is, i mean this took it to the extreme but, you realize, okay, you don't, it is not all going to be put together, sometimes it is okay to let loose and have fun. >> we see it all the time. >> my gosh. >> we're not that bad. >> meredith, you and your girl friend will see it, when ape why. >> we will go see it, next friday, and that was a whole other thing who is free what day who could go to this one. i wanted to go to this one. which movie theater will we go where will we get drinks, before and after and dinner. i'm more excited, obviously hanging with my friends but it was a great movie. i watched the first one with my husband and he didn't think it was that great. he didn't get it. i thought this was supposed to be funny. said there is funny parts but overall, it is not funny, it is just something we can relate to we find it more money then i think guys do. >> we know it is not an academy award winner. we know it is funny because it makes us feel g why do you think we identify, you posted hey, bunch of bad moms, and we embrace that and take that as a tight that will we own. >> because i think we all feel that i'm being bad and that is how we make an excuse for being imperfect. but we kind of own it. it is okay. we're a bad mom. everybody who is coming in, you know, this week, one mom was, it is her first mom's night out. she had a three month-old at home. somebody else had come straight from yoga, she had four boys, she was like i got to go. >> are you a bad one. >> sometimes. >> are you a bad mom. >> probably, yeah, ask my kid. >> yes, worse thing you have ever done. >> oh, i forget things all the time. we over whether it and then we worry about under performing. we always just want to be perfect for our kid so that when they look back we have got great memories. >> rhonda, is what your bad mom moment. >> i couldn't fess all the time because i do not have time. >> yes. >> do i what i can to survive. >> meredith, bad mom moment. >> i have so many that i don't think i can name within but this morning i'm like i was rushing around, all right, screaming down the steps you guys got yourself breakfast, right, feed yourself breakfast and pack something for lunch, hopefully not all halloween candy. we like to put fruit and ohio inert there. they are like yeah, okay, mom. i didn't even check it, i said hurry up, lets get out of the house, whatever. i fed them ice cream, get a bowl of serial, do whatever you can do. >> come on it is fortified, yes. >> seriously, i forgot dollar dress down day, i dress them for dress down day but forgot to send in the dollar. >> we all do that. >> thank you. >> you have an event tomorrow, these people want to know to help people. >> we have early childhood education fair in wayne and we have 20 schools participating, early childhood focus programs , enrichment, all of the info at family info.org/ events. >> we love. that we are all bad moms. you know how i feel every day. lets get over to a huge success story because she doesn't have any kid yet at all and she's beautiful like a character she's a mermaid, hi, there jenny. >> hi, guys don't call me jenny i'm not marina the mermaid and here with my mermaid friending and i'm going to get into this wate ♪weee! today's the day! wahoo! there's the second-most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. phew, am i late?! nah, just in time. nice. holiday scratch-offs from the pennsylvania lottery. aww. things just got very merry. keep on scratchin'! oh, my gosh. >> stink with me now. >> ♪ okay, so jenny joyce who you watch every day on the show is now our little mermaid. >> and she looks good. they have transformed her. >> yes, will you get in the water now. >> please tell me you will get in the water. >> yeah, i think only thing i'm missing is red hair, aerial, you know, talking about aerial. i will get in the water. i just want a couple tips before i do this i feel like a mermaid but i don't know if i can do that. how do you make this happen. >> you look like a mermaid first of all. >> can we put these in your hair. >> please, finish the transformation live on the air >> here we go. >> can we go under water as well. >> yes, you will be fine. >> okay. >> and, miriam. >> yes. >> hi. >> tell us about what you do in the water and what i should expect when i get in there with you. >> as a mermaid we swim mainly with these big flukes we have at bottom of the tails. you will want to try to push, push, push, harder you push the better you will swim. >> i definitely want to thank adventure aquarium for letting us come, do this, play with the mermaid today. they will be at adventure aquarium this sunday until nex sunday, guys, should we do it. >> i think we should do it. >> we will get rid of my ear piece. i will say good bye to you, remember, my name is marina. >> marina. >> yes. >> do i just dive. >> we will talk to kim. >> you have to paddle really hard with your tail. >> kim, is it hard to figure out? i don't know if kim can hear us. >> there is kim, yeah. >> have you tried it, kim. >> hello, good morning, guys. >> have you done this. >> no, i have not tried that, no. >> i will not be getting in the water, i think jenny's doing a great job. >> can you hear what she's saying. >> screaming. >> she's saying something what is she talking about. >> i need to hold on. >> yes. >> she's grabbing mike. >> i hope you are not making fun have me too much but i feel like a mermaid, it was a lot of fun. >> but are you done now. >> unless they hire me full-time as a mermaid. >> maybe she will give it another guy. >> she has a tail tell. >> i like to kick my feet separately so to do that motion. >> it has got to be heavy. >> marina, did you a great job >> yes. >> your boyfriend called and said could you wear that home? i don't know what that means. hopefully you have a tub. >> i'm sure kid are exited to swim with the sharks. >> take the kid over there to adventure aquarium, camden, new jersey, quick break coming back with more information about our new coach, new manager of the phillies. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. 9:45. this is the weekend and you can tell everybody because you know and maybe they forgot we turn the clocks back on saturday night. so look at the difference by the time we get to sunday. sun will rise at 6:34. that would be g sunrise earlier but sunset 4:53 p.m. notice different for sure on sunday but what happens saturday night is at 2:00 a.m. becomes, what, 1:00 a.m. we have that in your mine. our dense fog advisory has been lifted for the day. it looks like things every improving considerably. we are seeing sunshine. temperatures in the 60's right now, headed to, the mid 70's by the even of the day. lot difference between today and tomorrow, 15 degrees, cooler, back down to autumnal temperatures on saturday, upper 60's still on sunday with a chance of showers, thunderstorms possible before cold front hits on monday and then we will get in the 70's and then another big difference between monday and tuesday is for election day the high temperature will be in the 50's, even chillier, after that; guys, back to you. >> sueby, we had gabe kapler the new manager here. >> yes, i took a picture with him. >> did you take a picture with him. >> a number of ladies did. >> yes. >> all of the women at fox 29 did. >> i'm getting texts and tweet s, kimy, forget that name but she, works over at doctor bucky office a plastic surgeon over here at rittenhouse square, kimy i didn't mean to say your name, she says hey mike, you think you can set me up on a date with that new manager of the phillies. i know i'll probably be 100th in line but give it a shot. >> someone said his name should be gabe the babe. >> gabe the babe. >> gabe the babe. >> gabe is a guardian angel, he is a saint. >> saint gabriel. >> yeah. >> well, they is. >> welcome to our city of philadelphia. >> you said, well, no he has a couple children. he is single. >> yes. >> he will be busy with the team. >> do you think so you can meet him maybe for next year he has a lot on his plate. >> focus on the fill is. >> focus on the team. >> he has no time. >> so last night, one of the great things about this time you meet members of the community. last night was such a cool event. it was theceremony. date, you know ann from 10 pennies florist. >> hi ann. >> she knows everything about philly. i want to do a segment with philadelphia ann, get it, so as a black tie i didn't have a black suit so i wore a blue one. there is a woman who much what he is the show every day her name is row. >> adorable. >> her husband anthony won, fantastic children. >> she looks like sandra bullock to me. >> a little bit. >> her kid are so vivacious and wonderful, really cool. >> also, our friend kenney gamble, there is de el yname. >> yes. >> basketball. >> her dad, you know, icon basketball icon, jim lyman, she was looking good, chubby checker got an award. >> wow. >> there is kenney gamble. >> kenney gave to it him, his beautiful wife was there as well. good to see chubby checker, he watches the show every day. hello. and that is d id i sharp. >> sing it, d id i. >> ♪ >> sing it, didi. >> she's still performing. >> and she was limping because she dropped a giant tomato can making spaghetti on her foot. >> yeah. >> that sound painful. >> she will be the world cafe november 15th. >> she looks fabulous. >> it was such a fun night thank y'all for inviting me. >> i feel left out, mike went to a fancy event, jen in london on the red carpet, she was there for premiere of the murder of the orient express, trying to get a hold of the johnny dep. >> okay, guys, this was arguablably one of the biggest , biggest, movie premiers i have ever been to. i'm still in london. we are still work off the phone and everything but i can tell you that i have never, ever seen a bigger premiere. they are talking about the fact that there was so many stars the way they made it huge and philly's own leslie odom, junior was part of the cast and he loves johnny dep. >> johnny spent so much of his life, doing two or three movies of your years, spending more time on the set then off the set. he has no desire to make it a drag, a place, that you wouldn't want to go every day. he comes in every day and chop it up with a crew member, cast mate, there is no hierarchy with him. >> okay. and just like leslie odom junior said, johnny dep is a pretty cool guy. as you can see there were fans that line the red carpet many there for 40 hours, some there for two full days, and he went and spoke with many of them. he signed their stuff, he took a million selfies with them. he was really cool to the fans he didn't talk a lot to the media last night he will talk to select people later today. i can tell new london you know there is no halloween, there is no thanksgiving so check this out it is already christmas in full gear right now, so this is, department store suffrages, which is a nordstrom where we are and everyone is all ready very excited for christmas in londontown. so here's the rest of my day. i will appear on the q show from a very famous hotel called claridges and then i will sit down with michelle fifer, leslie odom junior, daisy ridley, josh gadd we will have interviews on monday if you have any questions for any of the stars from murders of the orient express let me know and by the way travel provided by 20th century fox, hoping to have a better connection next time because i'm sure this looks a bit ridiculous. >> you are dedicated, you get it done, girl friend. >> i love the new technology we can all become our own camera people and reporters, the whole world is now a reporter. >> johnny deb's hair was interesting, just shaved all back like that and slick. >> slick taylor swift is slick she just released another single we will play it for you after the break. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, peco can visit your home and show you how to save up to 20% a year. ♪ hmmmm. you don't have to be an expert. because now peco will visit your home and help you save. peco. the future is on. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >> ♪ >> that is pretty good, it is her new single what woman want is what she's saying. >> yes. >> it came out at midnight last night. it is fourth single ahead of her sixth album. do they get more money when they release new singles. his a lot. >> probably. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> all right. >> now, karen. >> yes. >> today is your birthday, we said happy birthday. we have a little surprise. >> do you like cake. >> do you like surprises. >> i like surprises. >> okay. >> here we go. >> oh, honey. >> so cute. >> that is so cute. >> who is that guy. >> this is my husband brian, thanks very much. >> bri good to see you my man. >> how are you, nice to see you. >> nice to see everybody today >> do you have plans. >> we will go see phantom of the opera tonight with our kid because last night brian, bad mom, he is like kiddy need you to be good because i have to ke sure you know, special day for your mom, so i had no idea so now it makes sense. >> yes. >> i'm hoping jim lets us go out before the morning meeting as well. >> beg on tv that is how you do it. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> phantom of the opera. >> enjoy. >> do you want me to watch the kid. >> oh, sure that would be great. >> brian is like i don't know. >> it is just kelen, i don't mind. >> it would be great. >> thanks it is a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >> announcer: live from new york city it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ say it like you mean it feel it baby feel it ♪ now here's wendy! 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