outraged over this oxford a valley mall santa. it's sunday december 10th, 2017. mike in for scott >> this was a stipulation to get me that in this early >> she's not looking >> mike want to know if eastbounding gi can get that t-shirt >> i believe it was like pet smart >> i was going to say, there's a huge market for animal sweaters and stuff. don't do that. the fcc will not like that one. >> i have a video of her running around that i show later in the show >> i thought she hated snow because she's a florida dog, yesterday she seemed to have a different opinion. we'll show that video. yesterday, as we said, brought a snow what was start to the weekend. the winter storm swept the area all day long. luckily didn't seem to stop people from scrimmaging saturday night. however, the weather did have working long hours into the night clearing major streets and highways, penndot did great job preparing, salting for the roads leaf time, be extremely careful if you're headed this morning. jenny joyce is live in south jersey, testing out the streets but first we start with meteorologist mike masco. what's up >> i was shocked to see six, seven, eight inch, look at that, eight inches of snow. you know what was so wild is we advertised across the coastal points to get mr. snow, it was so cold in our suburbs and enough moisture went north and west that we saw decent snow total, coatesville 5.2. 4.1 inches at philadelphia international airport. the big story is the fact that it feels like 19v this morning, we're starting in the 20's in the suburb, the wind is in a north directly direction coming in 15 to 20 so it will make the air temperature feel like it's in the teens, gusty winds are to the west coming in later, so we'll be huddling and cuddling all day in tonight, there's yours windchill values five to 19 degrees and it's not going to get better as we go through today, feeling like it's into the teenses and will feel like it's into the 20 for today, and we'll watch snow showers, you seeut towards williams port and scranton, northwestern suburbs play see a little snow shower action, it's not an accumulating deal, a question coating to an inch, if you're going skiing you'll have the flakes flying. the big story going forward, you know, we could talk about this storm in the past or we can move on and talk about the future and i'm all about talking about the future. this is our next system. the 20 and 30's is leak a walk in the park, this is the cold air coming our any by tuesday, monday night into tuesday, it's an arctic blast headed for the delaware valley. fox futurecast in the 30's. clouds increase tomorrow more than when sue serio is on good day she'll be talking about snow showers across the area then we'll watch another band of snow developing by monday night early tuesday morning commuters north and west of sound, blue route we'll watch, 76 up towards 80, 78, these are areas that could be impacted with snow once again, then it gets really cold. really cold. really cold, i'll say three times. 30 to 40, it will get cold for tonight but you ain't seen nothing yet. we'll detail that forecast coming up. >> mike doesn't have good news for us. as mike just mentioned the first snowstorm left several inches in many parts of south jersey, here's a live look at cape may, three inches they saw there, jeffrey joyce is live in deptford. >> reporter: it was interesting last night our joanne pledge gee was talking about how the snow got everyone in the holiday spirit, and trying to get to your destination, we're driving through deptford township this morning. we're on one of the back roads, which you can see is a little bit snow covered. so if you're out and about, if you're planning to do holiday shopping, maybe headed to the deptford mall, you should be fine, the main roads ok. we've seen salt and the plow trucks out monitoring the condition this morning, this area saw between one and two inches as did the majority of south jersey, the roads look pretty good. the city we have video is too to show the small back roads, a little bit diceyier. fishtown, there's some fairly clear streets around fletcher and girardo but it's the smaller streets including sole hill, little bit slushier, seems like the crews again, you gave a shout-out to penndot crews in new jersey also seem to do a really good job handling the first snowstorm of the season. there's always uncertainty as to how much will fall, parts of central and north jersey saw as many as five to six inches. lauren? >> let's hope we have enough salt for the season, jenny joyce thanks so much and things at philadelphia international airport are back up and running at a number delays and cancelation, officials tell us all flights are on time, none cancelled. but be sure to check with your airline before you head to the airport. jenny just mentioned christmas tree shopping continued for many still trying to bring the spirit of christmas back home in claymont, business was booming as people ventured out the house for their holiday tradition. >> the salesmen >> did the snow have something to do with it? does it make people say let me get our tree youring i think they get in the spirit, they had that feeling going on, it's christmas time weather versus 50's, 60, good stuff, good stuff. >> that weather is over according to mike masco. man, up to seven inches snow was reported in some parts of delaware. and the same weather system that hit us knocked out power to more than 250,000 people down south, right now, thousands still in the dark in georgia. the storm blanketed parts of the peach state which saw as much as five inche of snow, and from there, the snow marched up the east coast. this affected tens of millions of people from texas to new england. it was a first taste of winter just weeks before christmas. fox news correspondent brian llenas isn't new york with the latest. >> reporter: new york looking like a winter wonderful land, a snow storm bringing up the east coast. >> it's been a long team since we saw it in houston. >> reporter: this were you the first time seeing the flakes fly for some >> i love it. i've been wanting and praying for it for years. >> reporter: it wasn't all fun and games, thousands of delay flights, many in atlanta, the storm bringing travel in and out of the world's business easiest airports to a screeching halt's causing widespread problems on ice covered roadways >> most folks in south louisiana aren't used to driving on ice. i don't think anyone can ever do it very well. you know, could turn into a bad situation. >> reporter: in alabama parts of the state receiving ten inches. next stop, new england where folks in boston are taking it in stride >> this is new england you got to love new england ywe're in new englanders we can handle it >> i've lived here all my life and used to it. >> reporter: new york city tourists braced the elements to shop and enjoy the atmosphere, 6 million tourists visited new york city between thanksgiving and new year's, brian llenas fox news. let's switch gears out of kensington, a, a woman is dead, police say the driver hit the victim at frankford and l around 2:00 this morning, police say the victim in her 30's was pushed out of a ford f-250 truck and run overage by a black charger. right now, police are looking to see if any cameras may have captured that incident. no arrests have been made. also breaking this morning, philadelphia police are on the hunt for a person who gunned down a man in fox ford circle. the victim in his 30's was shot in the head on the 1200 block of green bee street. pronounced dead. an police involved shooting killed a teenage boy in delaware, a state trooper approached a car, the trooper noticed a 16-year-old boy in the passenger seat who flashed a weapon, police and the teenager exchanged gunfire both the 16-year-old and the 18-year-old driver were hit. both teens rushed to the ho 16-year-old later died >> we do know there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the trooper, at this time, we do not know how many round were fired by either subject. >> the driver of the car was treated and released from the hospital. the officer and the 15-year-old in the back seat of the car. were not injured. now to a tragic story out of maryland, an fbi agent and a state fire marshal were hit and killed at the scene of a car crash. it happened friday on i 270 if rockville, carlos wolf was driving southbound when he crashed into the median, that's when the fire marshal, thar-old sanders cohen stopped to help. both men out of their car, cohen put his flasherss on and called for backup. moments later they were both hit >> indicates deputy chief cordon and the driver of the suv moved to the fast lane be they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them. >> cohen had been with the state fire marshal's office nine years, wolf was an 11 year veteran of the fbi assigned to the national office, no charges have been filed time. do you ever want to snoop in someone's phone? 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(screaming) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ this is down in jersey right now. that he is is a live look towards old city, it's beautiful out there. this is a way to get into the mood of the christmas spirit. 29 degrees. though west coming in at 12 feeling like 19, most spots into the 20's, really everybody is into the 20's, except the shore points towards wildwood, teens showing up towards outer suburbs and wind were around five to ten miles per hour on average, modelling showing that the gusts will be around 15 to 20, so that means it's going to feel brutal out there. feeling like it's around the single digits and teens eventful feeling like it's around 24 for your afternoon today. now, we do have clouds on top of us, we'll actually see a little sunshine as the sun goes to work, but notice again up north and west, there's still another band that's going to pivot through some snow showers, most of this drying up. atmosphere is pretty dry but up towards the north and west poconos could see a couple of snow showers and the big focus will be towards the north, sue, myself, kathy, scott, the whole weather team is watching this because this will pack a punch as it goes through the south and east and brings much colder air into the region. yeah, it can get colder than 20's and 30's if you can believe that, towards the north, lynn lake, lauren, you had a vacation in yellow knife just a couple of months ago. seven right now. great skiing but they have no roads to get there. so they say is the type of air mass that's headed in our direction, so it's an arctic assault that's going come through here arctic true arctic air that will come down and deliver a punch of teens, and single digit temperatures, the second component to this is monday into tuesday, there will be snow squalls coming in. we don't know if this is going to be an accumulating snow producer but there will be snow back in the forecasts and i want tuesday morning, tuesday , morning, is snow showers will break out north and west of philadelphia, again, we don't know if this will be were accumulating deal, the but a weather alert tuesday morning for the possibilty of snow. 31 to 40 this afternoon, tonight downright cold, 21 to 29. close to the tv because i need to show you the seven-day forecast. 42 and 42 is below average, 28 is ridiculous, 28, lauren, sprinkle in about 20 miles an hour winds, what do you think that will feel like >> i don't, i don't want to think about it >> it will feel like 12 >> i have to report on wednesday in the cold. >> you got any sick days before the new year? i wouldn't be calling in that day, it's 29, that's air temperature. so we'll watch the snow squalls and talk more about tuesday, little concerned the snow squalls do two things, reduces visibility, it causes all sorts of fun and havoc on the roadways. >> thanks for the good news, i guess, yesterdayly powered degree snow created slick and slippery roads, you're looking at the i95 to 476 interchange. penndot was working a crash on 95 overnight. any real changes in number of road side assistance calls that you received. >> reporter: good morning, aaa was definitely hard at work yesterday as we saw over 1100 meerall us yesterday in the philly five county area, half of those calls were for dead car batteries due to the extreme cold and flat tires >> how many calls do you normally get on day when it's not snowing >> it's hard to tell depending on day of the week, but for a saturday, we were busy yesterday. >> i'm aware. now, the delay in the snow's arrival could have been a big blessing for aaa and drivers, the snow had a harder time sticking in the daylight. that was probably a little helpful for you guys as far as road conditions and maybe having to pull people out of bad situations. >> sure. road conditions were pretty good through the most of the day. last night, once the temperatures dropped, that's a different situation. and drivers will see that again this morning what looks like it is a clear road might look a little shiny and that shine is not just wet. it's likely black ice. so motorists definitely want to be smart about traveling today, slow it down. and use extreme caution out there. >> i live in a building that has a garage, but i got out to the car today and i felt like it was frozen out the windshield was covered. it was hard to get the door open. you guys will probably see a lot of people with dead batteries, what the your best advice for drivers today if you're getting to your cars that you want to offer people decide they don't want to stay home? >> reporter: was most people need to remember is they need to completely clear their cars of snow, it is the law in pennsylvania. so the first thing you wanted to is remove all the snow from your car. warm it up. obviously, outside of the garage. use that ice scraper de-icer, clear everything so that you have optimum visibility out of your windshield and then once you hit the road, again, please slow it down, use extreme caution. those clear roads that we're looking at, i don't want to give anybody a false sense of security, the main roads look great thanks to penndot but some of the back roads and neighborhoods are a bit slick this morning. >> aaa thank you so much gianna 7:21, chris crinkle has a different jingle. have you seen this is the oxford valley mall? it's got people talking. we'll take you there after the break. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkinson's disease. what stories they tell. but for my ears only. what plots they unfold. but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. and these can worsen over time, making things even more challenging. but thvances that have led to treatment options that can help. if someone you love has parkinson's and is experiencing hallucinations or delusions, talk to your parkinson's specialist. because there's more to parkinson's. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. learn more at moretoparkinsons.com ♪ . leave it like that. >> speaking of grinches, there might be more out there than unlike, 2000 americans took a survey, 70% of them say they would ditch the presents if their friends and family agreed. 43% say they feel so much pressure to buy gifts and spend more man than they can afford and would put a stop to it because it could relieve stress. we ask you in this morning instant poll would you opt out of buying holiday gifts if everyone you celebrate with agreed >> no, i would find new people to associate with. you can get around that. >> give me secrets then's how. >> you just said it secret santa. you don't have to get everybody. i come from a huge family. >> that is true. the italians i'd be broke if i brought for every 20 cousins i have >> you have expensive taste >> i do buy nice gifts, everybody is leak please >> can we do a secret santa on the weekend show? >> yes, between me and her, that's it >> this one here was a gift for me for myself for my birthday. i got her in florida. five years ago. so i, when i moved here, i thought this one with the snow. i don't know how this will work or what she'll think yesterday, she's ventured out into the snow and i was kind of shocked and surprised because usually, she didn't want to get her paws wet. i put her coat on. she was out there just prancing around having a good time. look at her. right? i didn't even put her on the leash, fiend me, whatever. >> that's the snow is the best for dogs, if you're on the fence at home about, you know, going to get a dog, why not? get. if you can get a dog. they're so much fun in the snow. look at her >> i know. she couldn't find a good place to potty >> that's not the seam sweater >> that's her coat, her coat is upstairs. >> are you the type that has a whole closest for the dog >> i might. my mom said you don't have kids but that's your child >> not yet ynot maybe ever. we'll see. jenny joyce, no dogs out on your road in south jersey are they? >> reporter: yeah. take a look, lauren, we're driving through deptford township. a lot of the back roads look like they say. they look white, they look fleshy -- we know that temperatures are in 20's, we have to be concerned about ice, we will share all of these have to be concerned about ice, we will share all of these details coming up next. toasting dad: i'm not one for speeches. have to be concerned about ice, we will share all of these details but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog bark. and you. toasting dad: i guess what i'm trying to say is, here's to family. we're proud to bring your family amazing value every day. t.j. maxx. marshalls. homegoods. family is the greatest gift. got the windshield wipers working >> some of the hot spots or big winners was mertztown, dagsbury in delaware. and we had 4.1 inches of snow at the airport. that's the most snow back since we started keeping records in the 1800s. it's out of here and we'll bring in jenny about that but it's a cold morning, most spots into the 20's, influence of the atlantic city and wildwood around 30 to 33 degrees, you know what will be different? the wind will pick up. you'll notice wind around five to ten miles per hour, that's why this morning we're starting out with windchill values into the single digits but the winds will continue to pick up and that's why the windchill values will feel like it's around 24 for your afternoon. clear skies overhead, snow showers around scranton, upper lehigh valley and poconos you might see more snow showers today. it's more conversational snow than accumulating snow then we have to focus on this next arctic blast that will come through, nothing doing weather-wise, at least through monday night, but by monday night into tuesday, there's another system up towards the canadian prairies up towards canada, that will swoop in and bring cold air to the area, 20's and 30's to negative temperatures up towards lynn lake and a town i cannot pronounce. that's 15 degrees below zero, that's all that cold air coming our way. and we'll talk more about that monday night into tuesday, could even bring accumulating snow. let's continue team coverage. jenny joyce, house are the roads this morning? >> reporter: good morning, the main roads look pretty good, they look clear. but it's the back roads that we always have to be concerned about. we're driving through deptford township, where we see the white slush on the roads throughout the neighborhood. so this is what a lot of south jersey neighborhoods are looking like this morning filled with again white slush, and these conditions will force everyone to be cautious and drive a little bit slower. because there is a good chance that there's some ice packed underneath that snow with temperatures in the 20's. last night, i was driving through this snow my sister and her husband organized a holiday light party bus tour, it was awesome, the snow set the scene perfectly, i think we have a picture of me, my sister, my nephews, jack and kate, it was a great time then we got back to her house in cherry hill around 7:30 and boom the power went out. why? because of this police dispatchers say around 7:40 last night, a pickup truck veered into a telephone pole on kings highway knocking out power lasting a couple of hour, two people inside the pickup were transport to cooper hospital. we don't have their conditions when you're out and you think you have things under control you never know when you might hit an icy patch. lauren? >> what a cute picture. looks like you guys had tons of fun. >> reporter: we did. we did, and we just finished the tour, we got back to the house, my sister said i put some dessert on the table, we all go into the dining room, and the lights went you out and at first we thought maybe it was a griesswald moment, but it was much more serious, it's just a reminder that you think you have a truck, you're out there, i can handle it but you just never know. >> we have to be careful. 's 7:33, a gloucester county police officer who prosecutors say traded sex acts for lesser charges is going to prison, former monroe officer robert marzi pleaded guilty to official misconduct under a plea deal. he offered to help two women with citations in exchange for sex act. he will serve up to six years in prison. a man is fighting for his life after someone shot him in the stomach, police say it 22-year-old man was shot around 7:00 last night on the 600 block of east westmoreland street in kensington, an officer rushed the victim to temple. no arrests have been made. police are on hunt for whoever shot a man in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. police say someone opened fire on the 23-year-old victim yesterday afternoon on west chew avenue. two bullets hit him. he's in critical condition at the hospital. a woman in thomas river being praised for her heroic actions after she saved three boys in a burning home. yesterday afternoon, susan reynolds noticed a house on north gateway drive was on fire, ran right into the flames. she found a 12-year-old 10-year-old and an 8-year-old who were inside and had no idea the home was burning. reynolds saved the boys and their dogs before first responders arrived on scene. snow didn't keep people from tailgating in one of the biggest college games of the year. army versus navy, bbmc morgan holding the military service tailgate outside of lincoln financial field, this was yesterday. way man hahnemann and his family walked away with their morgan paid for an entire year. thanks to the morgan company. people were also able to check out the virtual reality display and fan fest. it was a close game but army came out on top beating navy barely 14-13. >> i don't think tears anything as special as army/navy match-up. these folks will not play for the most part pro athletics when they go out of school, they will go, and brothers and sisters all of them together but to be able to match up especially in philadelphia where i think it's where the game belongs and it's just a 48 match-up, exciting. a special recognition at the game, 95-year-old alex horonzi is a pearl harbor survivor in the us army, last survivor in the northeast philadelphia area, and he was honored by both army and navy and he even got a police escort home. how awesome is that for him? he'll never forget it. >> looks good. >> yeah, times. i was wondering are people going to venture out in the snow? they made the best of it >> snow games are the best games >> if you're playing or watching >> both i think. >> i think it's too slippery on the field and too cold to stay outside. i'm a with him's. >> had you ever wanted to go through someone's phone tried the fingerprint the code? you don't want to admit it. you don't have to. herely the deal. if your trying to see what's in their phone, i don't know if you can find that out. but what's on your phone as far as aps, apple released its list of the top aps this year, tell me your favorite but think about it. i know you have a lot. think about your favorite and we'll talk about it >> tv appropriate >> that' your date with destiny has arrived. let's do this! new cinnamon frosted flakes are finally here. sweet cinnamon and the frosted crunch you love. well? tastes like victory t. tastes like victory. they're great! . good morning, i mean shawn brace with sports in a minute, the eagles face off i with the rams. can they get to jared goff. sixers at the cavs, labron aims gets the ball, finds a jay crowder for three it's good, labron finished with 13 and 13, cavs win 105 to 98. temple and st. joe's, second half all owls, perry he gets the steal and finds lon knee moore for three, puts the owls up ten and they would end up making it interesting because the hawk never dies but temple holds on 81 to 78. finaling up the broadway for the heisman trophy presentation, no surprise, baker took home the hardware, take on georgia and the college playoffs on newier's day. that's sports in a in a minute. i'm shawn brace >> what's on your phone? i'm not going to ask you that question this morning, we'll talk aps when we're talking what's on your phone, apple released top aps of the year, here's the most popular paid ap of 2017, it's a selfie getting cool called face tune 3.99. you can mess up your face or fix your face, users can photoshop before they post it on social media but the free ap bit emoji gee. this one gained popularity, snapchat, youtube, facebook's messaging ap and instagram. i have all the free one >> me too. >> i don't care to doctor up my selfie. you get it however i take it. i don't take a lot >> i have the android and everything is so crystal clear and you look cartoonish so i never had to worry about the face tune thing, i just switched back to the iphone by the way >> i love the whole face recognition thing and it's cool >> does it make you nervous >> not nervous but it's good to know, you know, if you're a little concerned about security reasons, if your eyes are 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or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. . i'm jen frederick and this is a special holiday edition of mom-o-log, we're here at the ritz carlton philadelphia. with good morning, bradley. i'm holding this, because i've had a sip. it's the most amazing hot chocolate ever invented >> everyone can have it >> this is a great tradition, you're walking around center city, you want to bring the kids in, you have the hot chocolate all the time. i love that you have a special deal if i bring if an unwrapped toy >> you get to have half price on the hot chocolate which allow you say if you'd like to make it a booze see hot chocolate >> you can have one for the kid, one for adult and toys go to chop >> they do. >> our friends have done an amazing job with creating the hot chocolate. and then you get a little something give back to community as we know ritz char ton loves to do >> you have to go on the website and check the ginger bread work shops >> when you think of ritz carlton unlike of tradition but with a little bit of flare, you bring back the ginger house bread building and good thing it's authentic. they make it from scratch. put the houses together, it's the candy, sparkling sider there, food and beverage for them to enjoy and a nice thing for families to come and still have a good time >> i like all day event, i can get that done, i can still do the rest of my f,stuf i love it. i would say cheers i say don't touch these either because i'll drink them as well >> you can have them at all >> we're here at the ritz carton, this is mom-o-log, happy holidays this is seriously best hot chocolate i've ever been given, ever. good morning, 7:47. let's start you out at the shore where we're looking at temperatures that are into the 30's this morning, we saw around two to four inch but it was widely scattered through cape may atlantic county. there's a bit of a biting breeze, the deal is we're talking windchills this morning and into the afternoon, that will feel much colder than the air temperatures, in fact, look at the wind gusts on the models around 15 to 20 miles per hour on average today, so it's going to make the air temperature feel like around 19 to 24 in philadelphia. you're going skiing today towards the poconos, blue mountain, we're looking at feeling like around ten to 15 degrees. i zoomed into radar because there's snow showers trying to move into pottsville scranton, this is for the outer suburbs north of 81, really right along i 80 this morning, if you're traveling north, be aware back mountains will get into this, bloomsberg, pottsville, we'll see this over the next 15, 20 minutes, snow showers rocking and rolling towards the east. big story this arctic front that's setting up shop across northern canada, so you know, you would say 20's and 30's mike, that's cold for december, it is, you'd be very right. but unfortunately, there's more cold air, in fact, really kind of like, i guess, january, february, standards this type of air mass that will come down on the northwest wind kick, we're looking at monday into tuesday, the cold air is forcing in the snow showers are going to pick up and we could be talking about accumulating snow. we don't know how much the exact specifics as to where right now, it looks like from philadelphia points north and west, with a ground temperatures at around 32, we're going to fine tune this forecast, if you have commute or travel plans tuesday you need to stick with fox, we have definitely going to have to discuss the storm more in detail. tuesday we could be talking about more snow, 40s in town, 30's for the outer suburbs, cold, 21 to 29 degrees, look the seven-day forecast. 40 today. we go go 42 tomorrow, still cold and below average, let's walk you through this day by day, tuesday, bam, more snow squalls. i just don't know how much snow or where it will fall. we'll get really cold by wednesday, 28 degrees and we'll talk more about that through the morning >> numb >> that just makes >> at least that's my friday. wednesday is my friday. so i can thaw out the rest of my week >> drink wine by the fire. a new study found the best person to detect skin cancer may actually be your hair stylists, researchers say hairstylers can spot the disease after they know what to look out for. they can monitor large portions of your scalp and neck to detect melanoma. silly science, mike, get ready. millennials they're speaking out. they have one thing that they hate for you to call them. if i could get you know what i would think? entitled. don't call me entitled. i say they. but according to all the research i'm a millennial myself >> me too. >> but what's the term? i'm dying to know that. >> snow flake. 74% of 16-year-olds in the u.k. felt the label could have a negative impact on someone's mental health, 72% felt the term ws unfairly pinned on the age group. snow flake the way i understand it if put a person is a flake like they don't show up and say what they're going to do is that what they mean >> isn't the snow flake the dolphin from ace venture are a. i thought you were going to say butter cup. or tough end up butter cup or something like that? you got like 80,000 followers you don't know this >> maybe because i don't have a lot of millennial followers >> maybe >> toughin up butter cup >> i don't like the whole generalization of millennials, we're just two different people with two different values, and >> absolutely. >> we have voices in our head. i agree, i think people clump millions in one big huge group. i think there's differences in them. >> the new millenials i'm a little concerned. maybe snow flake does apply, it's just we're hard workers, i don't know if we're continuing that hard work train >> what's my line? tough end up butter cup >> on the twitter >> i'm going to say that and see what happens w ♪ . ♪ . check this out. people look forward to their quicker key pictures with santa at the oxford valley mall. a new age st. nick. recently he was told to tone it down. so when people went for pictures this year, therapy shocked with the changes. dave kinchen has the story from langhorne. >> chris crinkle has a different jingle in bucks county. these pictures show santa was tattoos saying naughty on one arm and nice on the other. many parents are divided >> he holds some kids upsidedown gets a little goofy >> might be a little rough, i don't know that i would appreciate it. >> tattoos? let's be kid friendly >> the company managing the operation in langhorne told him to knock off the rain dear games putting the fun on ice >> people are upset because they love the poses and they love him flipping the kids upsidedown and getting on the floor with them >> meghen green is santa's daughter and said his different style has become a tradition of its own >> he like to say make everyone happy, he likes to do what people want. >> reporter: cherry hill programs is the company that took over the experience and said we remain dedicated to preserving the tradition and with santa with authentic to your programs. we have held the magic to all anders by providing a consistent approach at every experience we operate not just oxford valley mall >> i'm surprised that in 2017, people are freaking out over tattoos and stuff like that. it's kind of i would have never expected it in any way. >> his daughter said he's filled with the christmas spirit despite the changes. >> he still will get on the floor and talk to them. still going to play with them. he wants the special connection with everyone's kids. >> reporter: dave kinchen, fox 29 news. good morning, i'm meteorologist mike masco. snow is gone, it's cold today . we have to tell you which roads have been cleared of the white stuff and are we expecting more snow? mike masco is here with the not so good news, and sadly the beautiful snowfall did not seem to stop the ugly violence, police investigating a deadly hit-and-run and a homicide, when and where they're happen coming up. it will be a show down this afternoon, the ten and two eagles face the nine and three rams, it's wentz, man, our sports panel is here, we lost last week, mike. and we can't do it again. >> that's all right. that's in the past. we're moving on. to bigger and better victories. at least they're not playing here in the snow like the army/navy game >> they're playing in 80 degree weather >> that should help >> usually when you do that whole comparison deal, i go what the heck am i doing living here? >> then i look at la they're dealing with wildfires, where do i live >> there's snow in georgia, houston >> it's snowing in atlanta, >> let's just stay here >> you want to stay here? all right. it's sunday, december 10th, listen, it's cold outside. mike said things aren't going to get better. >> 29 it will be like 19 later this week, here we go, westly wind, feels like 19, it will feel like it's into teens with a nice biting westerly breeze unfortunately temperatures are into the 20's this morning, warmer spots. really toughs at the warmer spot is 31 but it is in atlantic city right now, see aisle at 32, north and west of town we're into the teens and low 20's. the wind will be up today, five to ten miles per hour on average right now. that's producing windchill value that's not a typo, it's four feels like in mount pocono, 19 feels like in philadelphia, 22 in atlantic city, the modelling is showing us we'll feel like it's around 19 or 17 up towards the poconos to 24 here in philadelphia. so you know, kind of boring to talk about cold let's talk about a couple of snow showers up towards the lehigh valley, upper lehigh valley flurries, not a big deal, the bigger deal comes in it's form of this cold front, mike i'm looking at this i don't see much. well, you're not going to go see much because this is way up towards central canada, it's an arctic front that will come blowing out of the northern plains and will impacted us later this week, you can see tomorrow's weather, looks good. but then this is a problem all this cold air building across central and northern canada. you want to see these temperatures, 19 to 20 goes to negative two, negative 15 in that town, that gives you an idea of the cold air coming on a northwest wind kick. today 30's, tonight 20's >> sue serio could be talking at snow flurries across the area, then the arctic band, first snow rain showers. it's a fox whether alert tuesday into early tuesday afternoon and we talk about ridiculous cold. 30 degrees this morning. going to say around 39, 40 degrees. you know, 40 sounds nice and great but the winds are going to make it feel like it's into the 20's, lauren, we say got to talk about maybe not getting to 30 degrees by next week. >> that means bundle up. live look right now at the ben franklin parkway. things are moving smoother a day after we saw our very first snowfall of the season. jeffrey joyce tracking the conditions, right now, jenny are you in old city have you made your way across the bridge. >> reporter: we did, we're on the cusp of old city society hill area on pine street and fourth, we saw someone dusting off the car. the roads look pretty good. i'm kind of surprised. looks like they got maybe one and a half inches here in this section. looking straight ahead, you can see all of those snow cover cars but the streets themselves look pretty clear, so the big concern this morning if you're heading out into the city, south jersey, delaware, philly suburbs is the ice, because with temperatures in the 20's, you just never know, so if you are driving through, think that this street look clear, there could always be ice on the ground with temperatures so low. to get back to the city, we were in south jersey earlier, we took 295, 676, they looked good, we could see salt on the exit ramps to prevent cars from sliding on the curves. if you're headed out for holiday shopping i think you're in pretty good shape. you just of course have to be careful because you never know what's underneath, lauren. >> absolutely, jenny joyce, thank you so much and things at philadelphia international airport back up and running on a normal schedule after a number of delays even cancelations yesterday. airport officials tell us all flights are on time, none have been cancelled, but as always, be sure to check with your airline before you head to the airport and from the skies to the streets yesterday's powered snow made for some slick and slippery streets, you're looking at i95, 76, we have brad rudolf from penndot, we know you guys were working an accident or crash, how are things looking out there now? >> we're seeing minor traffic disruptions, whether it's disabled vehicles or crash, to yours, as you mentioned are pretty cold, so there are slick spots out there have not despite the at fault showing, there are slick spots, elevated portions. >> our producer drove in from chestnut hill. she said she saw the plow trucks out or about, the road conditions were good. the guys really prepared for this. >> we've been working our guys did a great job, working since friday morning when they pretreated the expressways and some of the major routes to minimize some of that initial freezing. they've been out for the duration still out, pushing back kind of snow on the roadways and they will continue to do so >> mike just told us we might get more flurries this week, temperatures are really going to drop and dip. what are you guys doing to prepare >> we'll certainly monitor the forecast and always have crew you say out, you know, as precipitation flows, and we're hoping the storm misses up this week. >> i know what you mean. quick question for you. penndot are you guys still hiring a lot of temporary workers for the maintenance program? >> we are. what was encourage people to go to penndot.gov and click the employment seconds and we're in need of temporary operators >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. breaking news this morning out of kensington, a woman is dead after a hit-and-run overnight. police say the driver hit the victim at frankford and he will card, police say the victim in her 30's was pushed out of a ford f-250 truck and run over bay a black charger, police are looking to see if there were surveillance cameras in the area that may have captured the incident. so far, no arrests have been made. philadelphia are on the hunt for the person who gunned down a man in oxford circle. police say the victim in his 30's was shot in the head on the 1200 block of greebee street pronounced dated at the scene before 1:00 this morning. delaware state police investigating an police involved shooting that killed a teenage boy 3:00 yesterday afternoon in dover. authorities say a state trooper approached a car he pulled over. the trooper noticed front passenger, a 16-year-old had a weapon. police say the teen and the police officer exchanged gunfire. both the 16-year-old and the 18-year-old driver were hit. both teens were rushed to the hospital. 16-year-old later died. >> we do know there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the trooper. at this time, we do not know how many round were fired by either subject. >> the driver of the car was treated and released from the hospital. the officer and the 15-year-old in the back seat of the car were not injured. a tragic story our maryland, an fbi agent and a state fire marshal were hit and killed at the scene of a car crash friday on i 270 in rockville outside of dc, 36-year-old fbi special agent carlos wolf was driving southbound when he crashed into the median. that's when the fire marshal 33-year-old deputy chief sander cohen stopped to help. cohen put on his flashers and called for backup. moments later be both men were hit. >> the investigation indicates deputy chief cohen and the driver of the suv then moved to the shoulder of the fast lane. they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them >> cohen had been with the state fire marshal's office of nine years. wolf was an 11-year-old veteran of the fbi assigned to the national office. no charges have been filed at this time. well, this one is a four legged hero on a mission to spread love. look at that face. next, you're going to meet aaladdin the puppy. >> i'm sue serio along with weekend windy she's addressed festively for the holidays. here's a place you might not think to go to but they call it merriment at the mutter museum with all the medical oddities and the artifact that is date back to the 1800s. but today, they will have seasonal cookie decorating and ornament making from 3:00 until 7:00 p.m. in at the garden their facility at the medical college, they will have a tree lighting ceremony as well. so we hope you have a ♪ make the holidays a treat with kellogg's rice krispies. this year, start a new holiday tradition... delicious recipes made with 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type of snowfall up towards our upper lehigh valley poconos region. monday's nothing happening there. monday into tuesday, arctic font. think like february or january standards when you get this punch of arctic air that comes in off the polar vortex, i a spoke will come down and this is real deal cold that will smack you around and steal money out of your pockets before all is said and done and that will come monday to tuesday and bringing in snow showers, i want to show you the guidance, speed that up to say, tuesday morning, where we're seeing some snow that will develop along this arctic boundary, the issue right now, the forecasting issue for me, is how cold is it going to be along 95 and that might actually be the cut-off we see sleet and rain and maybe an accumulating snow along 78 if you're traveling along the northeast extension towards i 80, this could be a problematic zone, so we do have a fox weather alert tuesday morning, you'll have to keep with fox to just get updated kathy orr is in tonight and going to talk more about that on or newscast. 31 to 40 for today. tonight, we're down into the 20's and there could be a couple of snow showers for our outer suburbs look at the seven-day forecast. let's look at this together because you know, today is below average, monday is below average. tuesday is -- tuesday is not going to be good, ok, winds will pick up. the snow will be blowing around, it's 43 down to 25 at night and then wednesday numbing gusts is the only way to describe wednesday. 28 feels like 12. by thursday, maybe snow showers, 33 degrees, and we warm up, lauren, by saturday at 45. by next week. >> come join me on the couch, i promise you'll love this sgem, his maim aaladdin, his mission to calm and spread love, a certified therapy dog and the only one that's a finalists in the 2016 hero dog award, it recognizes heros on both ends of lyric, from his weekly visits to a philadelphia ronald mcdonald house to his national campaigns to prevent animal cruelty, aladdin and his human mom schedule, completely back. she tours with aladdin look at this face. you know what i said? aladdin teach diamond some things, because she hasn't done anything. michelle lucky you to have this little partner in crime >> absolutely. he's amazing. >> someone threw him out of the car, he ended up at a she would, missing teeth, you took him in, changed his life. >> my rescue promise animal rescue we're a small group, we take in medical needs and behavioral issue dogs. we rehabbed him. paid for his expenses and within eight months he was a certified therapy dog >> you two are fresh off a trip from beverly hills >> he was named therapy dog of the year by the american humane association >> aladdin went down to orlando after the pulse night club shooting >> he's a certified response dog and we were able to work with victims and first responders >> rue how did you get to know him >> through online hooking up with aladdin through the state farm campaign, i compete on ginja warrior, be kind to animals and seeing how much aladdin has done and michelle as well, swung into town we'll present aladdin with an award later this morning, it's the wallace award because of the great things aladdin has identify >> aladdin can you help me with this one? she does nothing. she pees on the floor. cries out loud and wakes the neighbor. diamond, what have you done lately? >> guilty face >> are you so proud >> i'm very proud of him. one of the things i love that we do the most is the state farm kindness is powerful program so we visit classrooms all over, we teach children about human education, how to safely greet a dog. how to read dog body language, and partnering with them has been amazing. >> i know this is a sensitive subject for some people. mike vick, you work with a couple of the dogs that were affected by that whole thing >> actually adopted one of the denomination from that situation and he became a certified therapy dog as well. he has scars down his chest but he was an amazing dog. we did a lot of publicity with him as well. just, he was awesome. he definitely deserved the chance. >> scars tell to stories. right >> that's for sure >> look at this jersey, sporting some love today for the eagles. >> absolutely. he's got to support ronnie mccloud >> tell me what him and rodney do >> he just did a halloween party with rodney for the cancer foundation >> i saw those pictures. >> alshon was there, we work with tori smith, aladdin is part show yourself side. tori smith was one of our first softies, that's what we call our guys. and we shot lane johnson, we're going to do malcomb jenkins, and my gosh. >>ly walter peyton award recipient. aladdin man, do you get to rest? no wonder you're sleeping. does this prove to you, my little diamond is adopted a lot of people don't realize that, they think she's a boutique dog. saving a dog's life can change the world >> absolutely. i think people don't realize what amazing dogs you can find in the shelter. so i mean, like today, we actually another one of the reasons rue is here, we're hosting a big breakfast at the chop house in voorhees. >> with lucy? >> yes. lucy refers to aladdin as her nephew. and lucy and rue are hosting the brunch this morning, and they go to the medical fun to help save other dogs like aladdin. >> those arms you got. rue? it's impressive to me. how do you do it? they keep making it more difficult every year, we got to keep training and training be i love just jumping around on stuff's been an athlete all my life. to be able to have that platform, to spread a message and encourage people, a lot of people they see the dogs in the shelter they think they're there for a reason and most of the time they're not, all my dogs are rescue and been amazing, need somebody to step up and give them a home as well. i'm excited for what aladdin is doing, what state farm is doing. >> i have to ask you this, is it really diet or exercise >> both. sorry. they work together. >> jeez. i have to stop eating all the candy and sweets >> sometimes genetics can help you out a little bit. but i've been fortunate on that end, i don't have to be super strict on my diet, but definitely helps. >> good for you. you ran the rocky steps yesterday. >> yes. >> you came to philly right in time for the snow. good for you >> i had to do it twice because i messed up filming it >> take two. thank you both for coming by, aladdin thank you so much. >> learned some stuff. ♪ . we're here on the campus of west chester university. my buddy ram me got a make over and check out the brand new sweatshirt. is that for me? i wore my purple today because i knew i was coming to campus. so hold this for me, in addition to our studies here at west chester university, we also have a huge volunteer program over 707,000 hours. of volunteer as much as tell me about some of the things you used your time to volunteer for >> i'm a member of a few organizations, the fryer societify sigma pie >> we're going to uganda. we do a lot of international and domestic work. >> my parents send me to wildwood. this guy is going to uganda. >> what is your name >> i work with america mentoring program, we have 50 mentors that we go out into the community and we assist the children in the inner city urban youth with homework, literacy skills and just provide support and academic support >> you know what? i want to say big thank you, because just a few weeks ago, we had that nursing home fire. not that far away. that happened overnight early in the morning, and the folks here at west chester university, the students the staff, they opened up their doors and brought those patients in here and gave them a safety place to stay, a big round of applause for entire crew, west chester we have the cheerleaders. we have ms. west chester down here. everybody ready for the break? >> yes >> we got the staff up top. is the staff ready for a break? >> yes. >> and of course, the marching band over here doing a great job. west chester university, more than just academics we got a big volunteer program. and we're proud of you guys, and if you need someone to go along on your trip, let me for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette quality at lower prices -- every day. brought to you by 1200 workers in boston -- we're proud of giving you our best. gillette. the best a man can get. winds out of the west at 13, today it will feel like it's into the teens signal digits for a good duration of your day, you can see up towards new jersey, mercer county, cape may, 20's and 30's, outer suburbs north and west hanging on, 21 in allentown, pottstown good morning. the winds will be biting out of the westly direction, ten to 15 miles per hour, the guidance showing us, we'll feel like it's into the teens and low 20's. a chilly day out there have not we'll look at snow showers up towards the north and ultimate doppler and our satellite and radar you can see up towards the upper lehigh valley down towards harrisburg, snow showers, motorist will dry up as it pushes towards the southeast but you might see conversational snow up towards, say, allentown or pottstown, scranton, the poconos, but the big headline, the big story going to be this cold front that's sitting up towards central canada, this is going to blast through here, by monday night into tuesday, i want to give you an idea of the evidence temperatures we're looking at. while it's cold across the ohio valley east. look at that, wind lake as the zero, we have seven. this is the arctic air that is just sitting up towards northern canada bottled up and waiting for release, and big arctic low will develop and shoot it south and that will happen by monday in a tuesday. i want to show you the fox futurecast, nothing doing today, monday looks fine, sue serio might talk about a couple of snow showers monday morning, but we'll watch by monday night, tuesday morning, the arctic front boundary comes on top of us, we'll see the snow break out. right now, the modelling is suggesting we'll see sleet, rain and snow here in philadelphia with maybe accumulations. now, if i were to throw raw numbers out at you maybe an inch they don't three inches possible. but we'll have to watch this pretty closely. but it's looking likely we'll see more snow in the delaware valley by monday night into tuesday. here's your planner, 30 going to 39 degrees. we'll talk about how cold it gets by the middle of the week coming up in a little bit. lauren? . you know this already, it will be a show-down at the coliseum, the ten and two eagles face the nine and three rams. they lost last week. they will try to win this week. we hope they do. they're battling for playoff positioning in nfc. we're going to talk about it. here to help break down all the action. this guy, he was supposed to shave his beard after they lost last week. >> hey, who said that >> he decided not to. >> did i say that >> there's shawn bell >> what did he say about the beard? supposed to go. >> what happened you fell in love >> i fell in love with the reaction. >> r the ladies >> you can understand this. until, i'm still in the honeymoon phase, until you got to cut it. i'm going to rock it >> you did call me out >> i'm just saying. >> greg is here to keep you both honest and i like >> keep me in track though. >> i can give you the early warning >> what do we expect at 4:25 >> last week the first half was an embarrassment. they cannot afford to come out slow. they cannot come outlet the moment get to them. this is a must win, if we're still going to ride the high of what they were doing when they were winning those games in a row against bad teams, they need to win this to maintain some shot at home field advantage. a lot of pressure they can do it but this is a must win. >> zach ertz probably won't play. do you think that's going to cost them anything? >> i don't think so. . i'm going to go on other side and say this is not a must win, this is a statement game. is this putting you back at the top, declaring who you are, what kind of team you are, how you're going to endure. that's what this is about >> sean, what's the big smile >> it's funny to me to see lack of excitement, all the fans are panicking, my gosh, we're not going to do anything anymore, relax. chill. you're ten and two, like >> typical philly fans >> even the introduction of this, it's like, oh, lost a game. come on. they're good. they're good team. the rams are unproven also. jared goff is in the same situation as carson wentz, carson played more than he has. listen, we lost in seattle. that's a problem. la, they don't have a home field advantage. no one goes, did you see the thing they had to cast people as rams fans to go to the games. people are getting paid to act like fans in la. >> wait a minute. >> paid. ok? actors. >> ok? >> exactly. >> i'm not dising philly, i'm just saying we don't have that problem >> tell me about the quarterback match-up. >> the difference between goff and wentz is what wentz is allowed to do versus what goff is allowed to. goff has a coach and a coordinator basically telling him what to do until 15 seconds on the clock, that's when you can't communicate with anybody. wentz has total freedom. to basically be leak a young peyton manning, that's really helped his development. so the school of thought against goff is do you wait then take advantage of the fact that he can't talk to the coach or do you you don't have the attack him right away? i think goff is clearly a still behind and todd gurley is a key weapon, a runningback. i get what you're saying, if they lose to the rams, they're the third team in the nfc. three weeks ago we're talking about the home field advantage. >> you say they win >> there's a difference between losing against seattle and the rams. playing against seattle there's a huge difference. you got a team that's got a lot of playoff experience, a team that's got a lot of experience in the moment. in the seattle. that's not the case for the rams. >> who's really on that team? i had wagner, you had -- >> that doesn't matter. it's a locker room experience. >> these guys are out >> in seattle says, we know how to get the job done regardless. >> sean what do you think >> neither the eagles or the rams have that experience. i will give, that's the problem. seattle knew how to come out. seattle knew how to come out >> 30 seconds i want you to tell me what's the biggest worry for the eagles >> go on, hater >> why i -- >> 30 seconds you have >> i get 45 seconds if i want it. the biggest worry is jared goff, evening they say 15 seconds, he has a bigger arm. he has a bigger arm >> greg? >> he has more accuracy he's a problem. >> my worry is that we won't go to the running game early. that's how we win the game. even if we start off slow, even if we're not winning half time. the running game beats the heck out of the line >> 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family she can grow with. if you'd like to learn more the pennsylvania spca would love two hear from you. give them a call at 215-426-6300 or visit the website at pspca.org, if you have a friend you provided a forever home to, we'd love to see pictures, share them with me on facebook, instagram or twitter. 8:45. snow is out of here, just careful, there's a lot of the black ice, the overnight temperatures fell back into the 20's, a lot of refreezing, we'll do to again tonight by the way. into the teens the north and west, this morning the wind are picking up, five to ten miles per hour wind on average and the gusts will be around say 15 to 20 throughout the course of your day, be very mindful if you'll be out for a long period of time with winds as busy as they will be, temperatures that will be into the low 30's it will feel like into the teens, very cold, cold day set up. now, satellite and radar showing a couple of snow showers, not a big deal. in fact, we're not really looking for any weather worries through the day, into tomorrow. but by monday into tuesday, this is an arctic front that's developing across central canada, this is going to be a big story as we go forward because these 20's and 30's, yes, it's cold, but not this cold. and we're looking at single digits, negative numbers this is the type of air mass that will come out as monday night into tuesday, and it will actually bring a little snow or sleet and rain across the region. so monday night into tuesday, that's a fox weather alert, cold air pouring in winds gusting and there's precipitation that could fall again in the form of snow. right now, our guidance and all of our forecasting models suggesting we could see some accumulations up towards the lehigh valley. here in philadelphia. it might be more of a concern of ice with ground temperatures at freezing. probably more of a rain situation as you go south and east of i95 but this will be a big torch. on tuesday morning, 31 to 40 today, between the down into the 20's and even teens, 20 degrees or so into the poconos, another cold night. look at the seven-day forecast and let's look at this together. 40 today, 42 for monday, that's still below average, but tuesday is the day where we see snow squalls, there can be accumulation, we don't know how much and where, we'll be fine tuning that, but wednesday is when things go wild. numb gusts 28 degrees. we'll feel like it's into 12 or 13 degree range and it stays cold as we get into next week, lauren. >> this is a good time if you want to build a ginger bread house. it can be a pain, one rittenhouse restaurant is stepping in encouraging parents call in the professionals, we sent jenny joyce to davio's where children can learn how to make the perfect house. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, you said call in the professionals, this is not a professional but this man is, this is thomas hack. you're the head paste tree chef. >> executive here in philadelphia >> you're going to tell me how to make a ginger bread, i understand you have about 40 children coming from 12:00 to 3:00 >> it's most fun event we do every year and we've done it many years and same families come back year after year and there's competitions between the family members, the cousins, moms and dad's actually get involved too. and one of the things that i love best about this holy event is this is one time where the kids put their cell phones down. and >> i love that. >> and they're engaged with their parents, their cousins, family, their friends, and it's a great event. and they're just like -- they go bon kers. you should see some of these houses, they're amazing, these kids have great imagination >> can you give me some pointers. i don't know if i have that imagination >> one of the things we need to do is we make really good royal icing. nice and thick. so because this is the cement to hold the house together. so i would just put a -- right here on the side. and on the side. >> reporter: ok. >> now, attach that to the house or the structure that we already have set up. >> reporter: ok. >> try to square it up. >> reporter: it will slowly begin to seal >> oxidation will cause the egg whites and sugar to solidify. almost like concrete. but. >> reporter: once we have the house ready to go, which is right over here, we begin the decorating process, what are tips when you're trying to decorate a ginger bread house? maybe this is something your family doing at home >> there are no tips, it's a free-for-all. you look at the candy that you have available and you kind of maybe get a concept of what you want to do, so like you know >> you essentially use icing as glue wherever you want to put candy >> right and you put glue down. >> reporter: you make it look to pretty. we have children today as young as three years old coming to do this >> you'll be doing this, i'm not. now, select the candy that you want to. >> reporter: how about gum drops? >> start decorating. >> reporter: it's pretty simple once you get going >> the main thing you have to have a good solid foundation. >> reporter: so families know this event is -- it's already filled with 40 people. so be on the look-out for next year because it sells out quickly >> we do this every year, it starts at 12 noon, lasts until 3:00. and you know, these kids when they come in, they're so excited, that sometimes they can't even wait for us to help them and they just go right into it, and it's amazing what some of these kids can do. >> reporter: it's fun, crafty gets you into the holiday spirit. it's yummy. we want to show the final product. this is not what all the houses will look like this is done by the professionals and you were joined today by several paste tree chefs in the city >> we have bobby bennett from classic cake. we have a group from -- sorry. >> reporter: i understand there's several paste ry, chefs >> the weather has may arms all dry. so i was trying to fix it up. i got caught on camera. our kelly is singing a song of sadness, the rand b performer has been robbed. we have pictures of his empty atlanta mansion after the break. . i love watching that camera by the way. crazy. >> it was quiet in here and you go, o, i was like what happened >> that's always me when i ski, i hit that spot and it's gone. >> you never had egg nog, i've never been skiing >> we'll do this, egg nog and skiing >> last segment that jenny joyce did, i was looking at this guy and like, wow. and then mike says, you know, who he reminds me of >> the bob ross of ginger bread houses >> how do you know his name >> i was him for halloween >> how long ago >> god rest his soul, by the way, that guy, he put the icing, he was so >> i loved it. i was in love and this show, forget it on pbs >> it's amazing the stuff that he does. r kelly recently came back to his atlanta mansion to find everything gone, he was robbed went to instagram to show the fans how the burglars made off with almost all of his belongings >> i'm at my house right now in atlanta where they basically cleaned out my whole house. >> this happened over thanksgiving weekend. he was on tour. look at that. the home is so empty, mike, all the rooms and the video on instagram. thanked the fans and said this is what happens when you let people get too close to you, police believe whoever had done this, may have known he was gone and could have been an inside job. >> do you think? doors? why would he not have all of that security? he's r kelly >> that's so weird. >> that was a super inside, diamond, what do you think >> that's her only opinion. that's it. because she thinks she'll get a belly rub. after meeting aladdin, that cool dog, i got to sign her up for something >> pull your weight around here, diamond, what's the matter with you. >> the weather this weeks >> kathy orr is back, she'll talk more about this. it's a weather alert lauren, tuesday morning commuters, northeast extension, those roads will be >> chris: i'm chris wallace. roy moore faces alabama voters amid allegations of sexual misconduct while on capitol hill members of congress start resigning. ♪ >> i am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office. >> chris: senator al franken takes a parting shot as he and two other members of congress stepped down from the sexual harassment scandal. but president trump doubles down on his support for roy moore. >> this guy is screaming we want roy moore, he's right. >> chris: will discuss whether this will be a political issue in 2018 and the effort to change how congress handles allegations of harassment with republican congresswoman barbara comstock and democrat debe