because it looked so amazing. we need your opinion. they both looked beautiful. but we want your opinion, when we show the picture that was my big point. >> you trying to tell me you want me to cut my hair. >> we will get to it. cashing in on the kid a new jersey diner is federal up with unsupervised children hanging out in the diner and stiffing waiters. the new policy that has some people unhappen bye that. should they give an extra charge. dramatic pauses man. >> yeah. >> bye week for eagles that means this sunday you have a lot of free time. you have four hours you have to find something to do with. so, how about this we have found some cool fun events happening, great for the whole family and we will let you know so you are not watching other teams you don't care about playing football. >> guys, this is really for you. you don't want to end up in the mall walking around with your loved one saying that dress looks good on you. >> yes. >> no, no. >> antiquing. >> is there stuff for guys to do too. >> you don't want to be at kop >> it is a great mall. >> well, it is very cold, so maybe you do want to be inside and we will be, how much snow will we get? it feels that cold. it feels cold enough for snow. we are seeing it in the mountains. sue and her whole winter authority team they will break down our winter outlook how much snow and how cold it will get. >> you just want to know how much inches throughout the wintertime. is there alex picture. alex to the right. this is one of the best halloween costumes we have ever done in the 20 years of "good day philadelphia". >> my gosh. >> i can't tell you how much men stopped me and said, oh, my god i'm in love with alex and that look would you consider it for the winter. >> you just can't cut off your hair for winter it doesn't grow that fast, which i'm wearing there a wiggy would go a wig. >> okay. >> i have to ask, if they would be cool with me wear a wig. >> who, our news director the boss. >> at lee for a week. >> you want me to wear a short wig for a week. >> yes. >> just to take it for a spin. >> see if you like it. >> kick the tires. >> it worked for jan, don't know. >> weigh in. >> would i suggest twitter immediately. >> my instagram too there is a close-up because it is her look on the stream. she has it. that is difference. it is wet, scrappy, i just messed up my hair and dance, it is in the like i'm not doing the news hair. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> we didn't give her notes, we didn't talk and thinking same thing. it is one of those, just such a fun thing. >> just do it, weigh in on twitter by 10:00 o'clock we will have an answer for you. >> should she do the short hair thing. i thought you guys were going to adopt stinky the three legged cat from port richmond as y mascot. well, we have been just remiss other shows, have a dog. >> it ace adorable. >> yes. >> but, what would better say "good day philadelphia" then a three legged cat named stinky, so stinky's back. how has stinky been. >> doing well. >> is she okay. >> what are you doing over there who is that woman with you. >> that is her daughter. >> i remember her. >> good to see you. >> hi, kim. >> what is your daughter's name. >> brianna. >> brianna, how has stinky been doing. >> come on, doing well. she got her stitches out on the third. >> okay. >> stinky's stitches are out. >> hi, sweetheart. thanks, stinky is there money. >> tell the story of stinky the cat. >> kim, remine bus stinky, you lost him for about 48 hours and shelter pick him up. >> just about 40 hours i would say. >> yes. >> and so they found her took her to act and they said, she has a broken leg and they amputated her whole leg off. >> so bandages are off. >> and ever since stitches came out she seems much more happier. >> good. >> kim, thanks for coming back in and bringing stinky. >> we like stinky. >> we like stinky she will be our mascot. >> good day mascot. >> boom. >> can i hold her on the set. >> and i i know, you know about these. >> yes. >> in our dreams. >> personal experience. >> what sit. >> it is real expensive bag, a fancy bag that people with a lot of money are able to afford. >> these bags as i understand it because i looked into this at one point. they can cost 50,000, up to $300,000 for a bag that you have around your neck or whatever. >> they are huge status symbols. >> on your arm. >> whatever people do for your bags. >> do you wear it around your neck. >> shoulder. >> but there is waiting list to get on. >> part of the reason you cannot get them. >> for the love of humanity can we put up a, picture of the berkin bag. >> okay, okay. >> let me explain what is going on here, future husband goals here, parentally drake is stocking up on those famous ly expensive bickerin bags for his future wife. he is not even dating anybody. this is for down the road. he revealed in an interview with the hollywood reporter he has been collecting them over sometime now. he has been hording the hermes bags for years and has about hundred thousand dollars worth of these bags at his house which is like, is it romantic or is it creepy, what is it? >> why would it be creepy. i don't understand why we have creepy. is it creepy. >> to be hording bags for would men that you do not even know yet. these for women you have not met yet. >> it boys man you dream of because she will be your wife assuming she has qualities you are looking for so sometime you want to share these things with. >> they run from $11,000 to $300,000: i don't know what do you think. is what so great about these bags that it will cost $300,000? >> i think it is because you cannot get them. one of the things where actors and actresses and famous people with all of the money in the world they have a limited supply. you have to be on a waiting list for years. you cannot get them. it makes it more unattainable something is the more you want it. >> well, i know that. >> that is why people want them. i don't know yes wants to have them. >> impress woman. >> don't you think going down the road of having like the person that they are after you because, kind of a gold digger gold diggerrish. >> he is not in that issue regardless of the bickerin bags he will do whatever. natasha tweeted me she had an interesting point is it weird for a man to save foreign gauge. or wedding ring not knowing how would marry, it is the same concept. >> a little bit, you buy ring when i meet woman. >> some people save their grandmother's ring or doing something like that. >> that is different. >> how is it different. >> holding something for when you meet this that person. >> if i saw a ring, i don't know anything about diamond rings but if you saw one you really loved, i think i would buy it and wait. >> but before you shake your head what if they say, down on of moment forever and i always dreamed of a woman like you, i have been hold tongue this ring and finally met you, so that is nice. >> here's why i'm shaking my head, because the woman should have a voice in it, in terms of what if she hates it. what fit is ugly ring cut the one you didn't want. you cannot get the ring before the woman because you have to get what she would want to make her happeny weigh in on twitter. extra charge for kid dining without their parents. back when i used to watch happy days, it was about what the 50's. >> monday, tuesday, happy days >> wednesday, thursday, happy friday. >> friday, friday. >> saturday. >> the kid would go hang out, and what was the guy's name that own the mall. >> mel. >> mel's. >> al. >> al, bob. >> it was al. >> al. >> megan will get a little bit , arnold. >> arnold. >> al was the guy that work at arnold's. >> can you find a clip of them in the coffee shop. >> that same monday show with luke guy tonight and other little, hackers. >> 90120, used to hang out at the peach pit. >> yes. >> that is what teenagers do. you go meet at the mall, shock , back when i was alive we met at a malt shop and share the straw, milk shakes. thinks called the wayne hill's diner and restaurant in wayne, new jersey. it is adding an 18 percent gra tooth to the bills of children who are in there without their parents or any adult, diners attorney says that kid have been showing up in groups of 20 and 30 lately just hanging out, they hang out for hours and they don't tip. if you come in there without an adult with you they will charge thaw 18 percent gra tooth on your bill no matter what. >> if you have a group over six no matter what age you are frequently you are charge a gra tooth and it can than 20 percent. it is not an added fee but just doing what is right fee. >> not getting flipped over on the tables >> just sitting there. >> you are tying up the tables just a regular tip. i don't mind that. >> if aim in high school i don't have much money. it is only i work myself, or lucky enough to have an allowance. couple more dollars make a difference. >> well then go hang out in your parent's basement. >> good things don't happen there either. >> well, we have to meet this woman. she could in the come in today but maybe tomorrow or monday she's a sophomore over at temple on north philly, inspiring thousands of people to do what we all should do and what we have been all thinking over the years, reflect back on your mother and how poorly you treated this woman over the years when were you a teenager. is he now she's 19 right. >> she has presence of mind. i was thinking same thing yesterday as i was talking about this. she's 19. she tweeted this question do you ever just realize their mommies a living breathing angel and feel really bad for being mean to her when were you 15? then she put up with your responses. it can be complicate that had mother/daughter relationship sometimes. they are so hard. you get older my gosh i could not believe what she put up with. >> your mom in your teenage years becomes enemy and then you realize wharf done when you get to 19, 20 years of age and go off to college. >> i miss my mommy. >> it comes full circle though you start out young, be around her all the time, teenager, off to college, having fun. for me after i got out of the college. when i started with the real world hit. like mom, come here. that made a difference.& >> she was 19. she has gotten responses. here's an example of what some people said. this is patients. a pol guyed to my mother for this and she race ridiculously receptive and understanding. she was probably waiting for it. it was incredibly healing. a guy also, weighed in. >> he said my mom said one day i would have kid who subjected me to the same years later i was on the even if with her when they were agoing up and she laughed, and laughed, and laughed. >> and alex, one more. >> this is i'm a mom of the 13 and 15 year-old can you contact my children. i'm just saying. pretty fun. >> well, it is true. amelia and her mom will be both on good day. we have confirmed this now? they have greed to be on tomorrow, megan. so you can meet her and hear their full stories. >> i bet they are close now. >> i remember, i have two daughters, jessica and jill when they were in their teenage years, jessica a little tight. i think she just hid her bad teed from me better than jill. jill would always get caught. my gosh. i remember she and her mom were at each others throats for about two years. i hate you. that stuff came out. i never said that to my parents. i hate you. so i walk in and they are in an argument in the kitchen and my daughter said oh, just chill, mom. that is the last thing you say to your mother, just chill. >> i got angry. >> you could throttle her then >> there was in happy ending. >> no the end. >> it took everything that i had not to choke her. >> but now you have a lovely relationship, with your daughter. >> jill's most sane of all of the rest of us that are left. looking for.ing we w >> it just took a while. mardi gras is starting early this weekend as quincy and alex, i love this event. are you serious, 25 years we have been doing this. >> twenty-five years. >> philly's men are cooking that is happening, cooking up some fun because this is a great event where proceed that are raised they provide college scholarships and year round mentoring program for kid who need it. here are some pictures from the event. this is fro last year, the ivy legacy foundation. you know what that means. what does that mean, mike. >> it means your sorority. >> i'm trying to get to you say it. >> it is the -- >> what is it. >> i should know this. >> you should know. >> what does that stand for. >> alpha kappa alpha. >> yes, sorority. >> yes. >> yes. >> quincy has been doing this for what, how long. >> oh, man 20 to 25 years. >> are you serious. >> probably 10 years. >> when i was single, you would go there and all of the women were there and then you start cooking and bring food there as a single guy hey, is what up, ladies. you make that? >> you are doing it as a pick up itemy was going through time line of how i progressed in the beginning when would i go, hey, some hot women here. yeah, you are right. we start cooking. >> there must be men there too >> yes. >> this is an event i had some say girl, can i come with you. i said all right, you can come >> it raises money for scholarships. as i got older and i got a wife, you are there for the food and raising money for scholarships and the community >> how many guys, how many chefs. >> i believe representative, of the people here that will tell us about that. monica burch and we have a chef here. >> atif bostic. >> good to see you. >> yes, yes. >> hi, on. h, my god. >> of course she's wearing lovely pink. >> yes. >> how many chefs do we have these are volunteers chef. >> yes. >> we have 190 chefs this year >> what? >> yes, we do. >> and the concept since thinks mardi gras theme inn spared by movie girls trip. >> yes, it was. >> yes. so what will happen during the event these men come out and cook, cooking for a cause if you like what they are making they can win a prize. >> yes. >> yes. >> so we have the bead, like the chef, give them bead and however has most bead they win >> they win a prize. >> we have two prize. >> can you still get tickets. >> yes, log into ivy legacy .org or go on to the event blight and fine split. >> this is simon foundation automotive museum. >> we look forward having to you out. >> atif did you make this. >> yes, at 6:00 o'clock this morning cooking for y'all. >> you are the best. >> what sit, salmon and what. >> it is a, ter yoke i honey glazed sal machine and then white rice with sauteed mushrooms on top. >> um. >> when is the event. >> it is tomorrow, from seven to 11:00 p.m. >> yes. >> foundation with all of the cars, that is one of the best. >> it is great backdrop. >> perfect. >> we will see you tomorrow. >> see you tomorrow night. >> we have a bye weekend on sunday, quincy so we have to find something to do, we don't want to be stuck at a mall you are obsessed with had mall. >> we found at least five things you can do with your family so you don't end up in the mall. >> you can get to the movies because murder on the orient express that comes out this weekend. >> i will do that. >> lets see if kevin thinks we should do that because i want to know what he thinks. >> what did you think. >> hey good morning mike and alex. i was reese event in london with jen for murder of the orient express. film was were even by kennett bren a bringing this character to life, he has one of the greatest mustaches of all time. concept is the novel of the someone murder of the train. brandon's character is a detective to try to find out who did the actual murder. it is an interesting film. shot beautifully. axis very well done. performances are phenomenal. everybody is grace, daisy ridley, johnny dep, everybody is amazing. my problem is the first two parts of the movie are a little slow. they drag. once you get toward the end if you don't know actual end together film which i didn't as well, that whole concept of the finding out who did the actual murder that is a huge pay off and that is worth seeing. it is shot well, performances are well, and the pace being in the first couple parts was a little slow. i gave it 3.5 out of five. >> all right, .5. >> would i like that. >> that is good. >> daddy's home sounds good, trailer i was laughing, will ferrell, mark wahlberg. we were talking to them yesterday, kevin. >> i saw your interview on twitter, your twitter account posted it. first movie made 242 million-dollar, worldwide, huge success. i thought it was funny first time around. wahlberg and will ferrell. any we have mel gibson and john litgo it is a really stupid overtop funny movie that is a mind lessee sentence ly family type movie. it is pg13. it is in the for younger kid. is there bad rang wage, suggestive material in the movie, it does come across as a family movie but i gave it three out of five. notes great as first one but if you like first one you will enjoy it enough to have spending time with these characters again. >> my kind of humor so i will go. >> kevin, have a great weekend >> you guys too, thank you so much. >> thanks, kevin. >> some people missed our snow winter outlook. >> that was it from last night >> so the kitten wants to necessity how much snow will she have to walk through. how much snow will we get? sue has winter wonder land forecast n well, veterans day at wawa free coffee any size, nice. >> great things for our veterans, right. >> yes. buffalo wild wings giving away free order of small traditional or bonus wings with the free side. >> okay. >> ihop. >> they are offering free red, white and blue pancakes and donating one dollar for every red, white and blue combination sold in the month of november to children of the fallen patriots foundation. >> that is today. >> great. >> wonderful. >> wait until tomorrow. >> and give a shout out to my favorite veteran my grandfather, so i have a throat back picture i want want to show you guys. i haven't seen this one before my dad sent me this. isn't he so handsome. >> yes. >> so grand pop, thanks for your service and thank you to all of the veterans. he said are you going to do something for veterans. i said grand pop, we will, he is watching now from texas. >> can't wait to see him in two weeks when he comes in for thanksgiving. >> hey, sue, are you ready to go? how much snow will we get this winter season. >> it might take a few minutes to get to it because we have to tease you a little bit. we will look back, before we look ahead at our first measurable snow fall, of last season. we had to wait until december 15th, an by then it wasn't even a half inch of snow. we ended up last season, with one big snowstorm and that wasn't until march. it was a whimpy, winter and it was march 13th and 14th and we got 6 inches of snow. we had something shovellable. last season, 15 inches of snow , below the average, of 22 inche call an average winter, and then year before that wasn't too bad either, last really big snowy winter we had was 2013/2014, 67.6 inches. it looks like we will have a l anina winter, you go to fox 29.com and see the complete recap from last night but here's a normal jet stream, l a aa nina means milder winter as we see the pacific jet, it is so fascinating. >> that is best graphic ever. >> i know. >> so, yeah, with us below polar jet it won't be an extremely cold, cold winter. so for december, of this year we will see mostly rain, and light mix in the poconos, lit follow any snow in the philadelphia area which means probably not a white christmas jana above average snowfall this is where we get a lot of snow when we do get it january average 6.5 ines. late january into mid-february we have better chance of nor'easter at least 6 inches or more of snow, for march and when we will get clipper and small nuisance systems so two to 5 inches of snow there. as far as temperatures are concerned, coldest night last winter was january 8th and 9th , when we hit a temperature of 12 degrees. so, when it is 24 tonight, remember 12 degrees, from january. the winter season it looks like, again, it will be about average, so as we get to the big numbers for 2017/18. here it comes. >> oh, god. >> is this how many inches. >> wait, we will get 15 to 22 inches of snow. average is two 2.4 inches. last year we got 15 inches. so basically about the same as last winter, you want to break it down, it looks like we will get, of course, more to the north of us and we could have a really snow i winter like last winter in the poconos but 15 to 22 inches for most of us , not bad, not extreme. >> you know, i almost said i'm disappointed. >> really. >> you wanted a big whooper of the winter. >> because i just to have sit here with alex and we don't to have get cold. >> right. >> everybody else has to deal witt. >> good to see your lovely sweaters. >> yes. >> i have got 12 sweaters. i'm a little disappointed but i apologize. >> perfect forecast, rest of the delaware valley rejoycing, sue, thank you. >> i'm a little dit appointed. >> you know what stinky says about that, the snow, it stinks. >> perfect. >> perfection. >> what are you doing on sunday? we don't have an eagles game, it is a bye week, so you could sit there and watch other teams play but it is not as exciting as eagles playing. >> bower family want to us get out of the house. >> mike says he will not get to the mall, not going shopping. >> no. >> we found some fun events happening in the area on sunday. >> what about for a guy. >> even for a guy. >> okay. >> and for the family. >> we will fill new. john tyson's motto was, it's why all of the tyson hchicken that bears his name" will be raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. >> for this week's alex around town it is a bye week for the philadelphia eagles, i'm sure you know, which means we're not having a game this sunday. remember we had the monday night football game, couple of weeks ago? this is how i felton sunday. i was just like oh, my gosh, there is nothing to do, i have to finds something. well, i was wearing my eagles gear, but i don't want you to feel this. i don't want you to have the bye week blues, we did our research, we found some great events happening. we have an expert here, christina jenkins, and also, you wish you knew, i'm on zested when that website. all the time. and you found some great things that we d week toned get the guys away from the television to do some fun things? >> absolutely. there is a ton to see and do always in philadelphia, always, you know this, especially this weekend, just season starting to kick off. there is a ton to see and do. so first up, franklin square holiday festival, electrical spectacle, it just opened last night. >> this iser? >> brand new. so we're just warming up to the holidays. and this holiday festival is amazing at the park, the whole lights, like more than 50,000 lights. >> wow. >> at franklin square right now, in there is warming tent, beer garden, and marshmellows, it is amazing. >> okay and also, with the whole holiday theme, dilworth park, aren't they opening up there, holiday celebration too? >> yes. >> skating rink? >> today. it is opening day for the dilworth park winter garden, and so that includes an ice skating rink, there is a warming tent, there is an outdoor maze, and more to come. there will be carousel inside the rotunda at city hall. >> that will be nice, christmas village still being set up? >> christmas village will be at the soft opening of love park, so right across, really be holiday central at city hall. >> love. that will also, if you want to have little fun, why not go to the universal soul circus going on. >> amazing out in fairmount park, universal soul circus, dynamic show. it has performers from all around the worlds. they are doing the limbo, and dancing, and it is combines with urban vibe, so it is such a good time. >> and they can dance. i remember i was dancing through the aisles last year. also, if you want to get in the car, longwood gardens, their fountains, is it time for their holiday show the lights that they do? >> yes, the holiday show hasn't started quite yet, but right now the blooms indoor at the conservatory, nice and warm, not walking outdoors at longwood, but you can, fall colors are still really vibrant out there in kennett square. so you can go to the meadow garden and walk through, there if you want to see the fall colors, or go indoors, to see the chris san thumb festival. >> i love longwood gardens, >> museum of the american revolution, still new. so haven't been to the museum yet? >> this weekend the perfect opportunity to get out there, just owned in the spring, museum of the american revolution in philadelphia historic district, just opened, and this weekend, offering free admission for veterans. >> oh, wonderful. >> really specialment and you can see george washington's tent, which if you haven't seen it really is a moving experience, pretty incredible. >> okay, so we want to find more about these also check out visit philly? >> absolutely, all of this information is on visit philly.com. you wish you knew. com. get out there annex more the sit. >> i perfect. fellows, i know not the same thing as eagles football game, but you don't have a choice, so get together with the family and enjoy a little b. trust me your family will thank you. thank you so much. >> thank, 9:35, okay, bob, looking at you. what's going on? >> ♪ >> hey, gang, good morning, everybody, we got all of the dancers lined up. even have my outfit on watch do you think of my tutu? are you ready to dance? we are live, in northeast philadelphia. ready to kick off magic -- ♪ this holiday season, my good friend gave to me... ♪ ♪ 7 powerball tickets, 6 match 6 chances, ♪ ♪ 5 cash 5s! 4 cash4lifes, ♪ ♪ 3 pick 3s, 2 mega millions. ♪ happy holidays, rita! thanks, joe! what a great gift! pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts. like the new merry millions. happy holidays! ♪ and best wishes from the lottery. ♪ never ending pasta bowl at olive garden. starting at $9.99. endless combinations of pastas, sauces and toppings. including classic alfredo and new creamy mushroom sauce. hurry in for never ending pasta bowl, at olive garden. >> okay, 9:38. stingy, how are you doing. >> she was purring, that little engine of happiness. >> you know expert say one of the hard errings things to teach children is empathy. we certainly need that in this day and age. high school student in the northeast were so moved by a former student's battle with cancer, that they wanted to do more. >> so bob kelly is live this morning, at nazareth academy high school for naz-a-thon. >> gang, good morning, i'm learning the dances here up on the stage. i got -- i'm all dressed up. they have the too tutu's on, hello northeast philadelphia! (cheers). >> oh, baby. we are here live at nazareth academy high school, just off grant avenue in frankford avenue up here in northeast philadelphia where, in just couple of minutes, we're going to officially kick off what they call naz-a-thon. sure, penn state has its thon. we have our naz-a-thon, bridgette you're the executive director here on the swim team. tell the folks at home what's naz-a-thon. >> twelve hour dance marathon benefitting child life, diabetes center and the neurology department at children's hospital of philadelphia. >> wow. so w we will go non-stop all the way up until 10:00 tonight. >> yes. >> then kate bow ers, how does all of this turn into money? >> how does all of this turn into money. >> how does it all turn into money. >> so we have ravel baskets, we have fire fly tickets, we have the quilt. we have 50-50 backseats, we have so many things going on. and we also have each girl has their own separate donor drive. and they keep getting donations all throughout the day. we've been raising money for almost a year now. >> wow. so what's the goal for this year? >> our goal is $104,000. >> wow, $104,000. do you think you girls can do it? >> yes. >> i know they do it. because, check out this, our producer megan milky way, who is back in the control room, megan is a graduate of nazareth high school here in northeast philadelphia. she's back there, everybody say hi, megan! >> hi, megan! >> we have her year book pictures, but they have donations that are coming in from some of the big sponsors. look at that check, $25,000 from that one company, sisters got all of the baskets all lined up. so here is the deal. later on tonight, at 6:00, we will open it up to the public. you'll be able to come in, dance with the girls, maybe take some prize ticket on the prize baskets there, all to raise the goal of $104,000. now, back in the day, i used to dj the dances here at nazareth academy, okay? and i remember sister, sister immaculatta, i think it was, whenever i would play the second slow song, she would go robert, that's two. pick it up. pick up the pace. pick up the pace. so, what do you say we pick up the let's get this dance party started? are you ready? (cheers). >> let's kick offensea-thon in three, two, one, dance, go ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, i want to just soak this in. go back to full segment. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it will go until 10:00 tonight. and i've never seen a better group. >> until 10:00 tonight. >> that's amazing, dancing that long. >> oh, $104,000. i mean, that's impressive! >> lots of commitment. nicely done. that's the northeast. you know, why don't we go back to delco? we should have battle of the counties some day on this show, you know what i mean? >> yes, tell us why your county great. >> yes, why is your county better than the other counties, including south jersey? there is a reading program that i find fantastic, in chester, delaware county, that's where jen is, jen? >> yes, check it out. we have some volunteers that are here with the kids. it is called reading beach. you see there is sole towels ere, why are they sitting on the floor, and how does this all work? i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i'm telling you, it's so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. must be the turkey. no. it's the serta. black friday comes early at sam's club... with serta's biggest mattress savings of the year. get $200 off a king $100 off a queen 2 days only. november 11th and 12th >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hey, sue, weather in 15. >> 9:46. there is a freeze warning for tonight into tomorrow morning with overnight lows in the teens and 20's. the coldest air of the season so far. we've watched temperatures drop all morning, the opposite of what usually happens, when the sun comes up, and temperatures rise. but the cold air moved in after cold front finally cleared the coast this morning, so we only have 40 degrees in philadelphia. twenty-two is the current temperature in mount pocono, the code he is air hasn't made it to the shore quite yet. but the winds are starting to pick up, 24-mile per hour sustained winds, 20 miles an hour up in the poconos mountains, and wind gusts of 31 miles an hour here in the city. now, everything is blowing around, we'll stay in the 30's for the rest of the day, by this evening, we will be in the 20's, remember, your winter coat if you're going out for friday night date night tonight. and then tomorrow, high of only 42 degrees after that very chilly morning of veterans day. and we'll see you of course at the walk to ends altzheimer as at citizens bank park, just couple of layers at least we'll have sunshine, we will be fine, 49 degrees on sunday, 50's for the rest of the week. so just little taste of the season to come. today and tomorrow. >> twenty-four-48 taste. i'm into that. >> yes? >> thank you, sue. >> so people loving stinky, but not just people apparently. heather lynn just tweeted me, she says: guys, i miss the beginning of the show. what's up with the cutie stinky? >> our mascot. >> i have a tuxedo kate, and he's lazer focused on stinky, his name is jenning owe, maybe they're related or maybe it is love? >> i think we have a love connection. >> that cat apparently is staring at the tv. every time stinky is on. >> and tabatha wrote in, please keep stinky as part of the crew. chill with the anchors. mascot. >> thank, stinky. >> jengo and stinky. >> un chained. >> it is that time of year when people start asking what can i do to help out kids over the holidays? >> so, answer that question all year long, not just during the holidays, they're saying how about a reading beach? >> a reading beach. let's go to the beach, jen. >> reporter: we're here at the chester charter school for the arts, in amang first grade classroom. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> reporter: do you guys like reading? >> yes. >> reporter: it is fun, right. >> keep reading. you guys are doing awesome. did everyone get on tv, yes, smile for the camera. so here's what they're doing here. they have kindergarten classrooms in particular. that are part of this reading beach. we have to say hello to one more classroom before we say what's going on. hi, guys, just wanted to say hi. as you can see, read something a big part of the curriculum, so reading beach, we look out here, back into the hallways, and we see some volunteers, that are with the children, basically, you guys have an after schoolrogram, they come every week to read with kindergartners, in particular, right? >> yes, that's true. we have about 50 volunteers that come from the local community. most of which come from local retirement communities. >> and they're rowing the kids, you're saying kinder garth send more reading, too as they get later in kindergarten even first grade? >> yes. it is such a joy to bring our volunteers back year after year. and they're able to witness the growth of our students and how much they've learned. and so you know they're learning so much at this age. and they're growing as readers. it just bridges so much joy to the kids and our volunteers. >> so it is friday's after school. typically these men and women come in. i'll come and say hello. you are being double teamed here, but you love every second of it? >> it is a lot of fun. you can tell. by the way did you hear, they know what this guy says, right? >> what does hey? >> ooh. >> i love it. >> so the reason why they call it reading beach this their old building which was basically a warehouse, they had big beach mural, and they had to read by the beach. hi, guys. sorry to make you get -- >> hi, now, you say we can't make you get up because you got down on the floor. you like getting down with these guys? >> i'll be here for the rest of the day. >> i said you guys probably get a little bit out of this, as well as the kids. >> oh, absolutely. why do you make it important to get? >> the older you get in life the more you realize the things you should have done younger and now is the time you can do them. i always wanted to be a teacher. >> there go. >> this is the way to do it. >> you're a really good reader. are theyou hel? >> yes. >> all right. awesome. okay, i won't make you get up on camera, all right? last thing, this is an ama school right here. i was atmazing event last child promis what they're doing. they have an angel funds, where they're raising money to send kids tha are in the foster care system to college. working with kutztown, greative. i have to tell you, that one of the guys who was there was none other than earl the pearl malone. you guys know that he's from south philadelphia originally. he was there. and i have to say, one, one little anecdote. he basically through his sister under the bus, like she didn't do so well in college, i won't tell you sent back to philadelphia. but they clearly have a brother and sister relationship that we could all be jealous of. >> i love it. >> and she is big super fan of the show. hello, earl. >> basketball icon right there, that's for sure. okay, we started the show this morning by telling you that the little debbie treat company, they have to get rid of one of their smacks. and those were your choices, the oatmeal cream pie, honey bun, the basically zebra cake, or the nutty buddy, where is he? there he is. >> nutty budd. >> i webbing, old meal cream pie is hands down the best one, then nutty buddy, then -- >> no, no, i want the christmas treat. so the final talley is in. your votes next. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. 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. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you know, who i think of on our staff, when i see her? >> who? >> berlinda. doesn't she kind of gave you a little berlinda. i love her. i've met gladys a couple of times. i always wanted to be one of her pips. >> well, she will be in our area, the point, so if you want to check her out she is in concert doing a couple of shows, so she will be sands bethlehem up there. >> tonight matter of fact, bethlehem at the sands, yes. >> at 8:00. >> 8:00 tonight. >> i love that song, midnight train in georgia. >> all right, started the show by telling that you a lib debbie snack company, they make sweet treats, i'm a tastykake guy myself, i think you two are, as well, anyway, little debbie has to get rid of one of their sweet treats, and they're letting the public decide. is it going to be the christmas tree, the it oatmeal pie, the nutter buddy, or the honey bun. now, my argument was, karen, that tastykake already has a honey bun. >> yes. >> we could lose the buns. >> i agree. i think little debbie, not big fan of hostess so i think little debby is second to my tastycakes. >> i don't want to lose the tree. i look forward to the tree coming out every year, basically zebra cake. >> lose the tree, too much going on, only here part of the year. >> why don't you like me? you don't want me to have anything in my life you. >> want to take away the nutty buddy and you know i love nutty buddies. >> i guess we rely on your vote. let's put up the final vote. >> boom, good bye christmas tree cake. out after thousand votes. >> i think for all of your reasoning, i think that's right. and they, the favorite, oh, i like the oatmeal cream pie, soft, mushy, cream in the middle. >> so honey buns win, they really like the honey buns. >> we can get -- you can get a honey bun, i do like the iced honey bun. but you can get them anywhere. that little tree only comes out few month, few weeks. >> but -- >> and we're glad for that. >> i'm taking my stinky cat and going home. >> oh, stinky has been so much fun. a lot of you have been tweeting in, thanks so much. brought us a lot of joy. >> stinky maybe see you next friday, well, all right then. >> stinky is out. >> ♪ >> have a great weekend. and see ya tomorrow. for good day philadelphia. on a saturday. this year, i want the best bird for my family and my wallet. a wide variety of nature's promise turkeys, with no antibiotics, ever. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. my gravyfollow me.cident. i'm usually the gravy master. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. >> 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! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] say hello to my co-host, my studio audience.

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