the cold front comes through, winds will be picking up, probably settle at lower temperature than it is right now, 48 degrees, throughout the afternoon, with rain on and off throughout the day. and that is the new weather pattern that we have to get used to for today, tomorrow, and even over the weekends, bob kelly, a chance of rain each day. >> oh, i hope you enjoyed the lasts couple of days, it is over, 7:01, getting up, getting out. by popular row questions, another cool shot of the ben franklin bridge. from our camden side. crystal clear, looking good, the flags getting work out here this morning, too, little winnie coming over the benny. live look, 95 northbound at ridley pack accident off to the shoulder but maybe attracting little bit of brake tap headed on up to the airport. had an accident on the overnight. that happened in the lehigh valley tunnel. some of the metal conduit fell from the ceiling of the tunnel. and then caused multi-vehicle accident. so right now, all southbound lanes of that tunnel are closed between the mahoning valley and the lehigh valley interchanges, there, huge out of your way detour that's in effect at the moment. eastbound on the 30 bypass, an accident, at route 82. looking good at the airport, and so far so good on mass transit. mike and alex back over to yo you. >> apply daughter has cents no voice, she was murdered lasts week and taken from us. shot nine times on the third floor. >> we as a country fail our children. this shouldn't happen. we go to the airport, i can't get on the plane with a bottled water, but we leave it some animal could walk into a school and shoot our children. and it is just not right. >> should have been one school shooting, and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. she's in north lauderdale at whatever it is king david cemetery. >> my god. emotions running very high at the white house yesterday as andrew pollock, who lost his daughter meadow, in the douglas high school shooting last week, spoke about needing to do more. >> after that listening session, the white house will spend another day focused on school security. what are they going to do about this? >> this student led movement in the aftermath of last week's florida school shooting appears to be gaining a lot of momentum around the country. but some of the goals remain very he will lewes i have. doug luzader, what a day at the white house, doug, yesterday. >> yes. you know, here on capitol hill, too, saw a lot of student out here, a lot of protesters leaving school to come out and join the chorus here. on the president's schedule today is another meeting about school safety. this time meeting with state and local officials. these protesters meantime plan to keep up the pressure on the white house. and congress. >> with a number of school walk-out around the country, the movement to make schools safer and perhaps even ban some guns, is getting louder. the president trump preparing to spend another day talking school safety, following yesterday's listening session with parent, hearing first-hand stories every lost. >> should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. because my daughter, i'm not going to see again. >> the president talk about beefing up background checks, and introducing more security in schools. >> if you had a teacher who was a depth at firearms, they could very well end the attack very quickly. >> and big backer every second , florida senator marco rubio says he's open to raising the minimum age to buy a rifle. but even if the president were to push something like that, there would be stiff opposition for groups like the national rifle association. >> they will never support that. and if he got right behind that, he could get 60 vote probably in the senate with democrats and maybe some squishes. but you ain't get that thing through the house. >> even the looming pressure from the upcoming midterm elections cuts both ways. >> one thing we do know, just historically, is people who own guns, tend to be much more passionate, and engaged politically on the issue than people who don't own guns. it is almost a two to one difference. >> and that is an important point. i mean, as much as we pay attention to the protest, it is real a question of who shows up at the ballot box come november. and as far as where the public really stands on all of this, this is a pole released, shortly after the shooting last week in florida, just to see kind of where folks stand on some of the different ideas. row bugs backgrounds chest, broad base of support, 97%, extending but waiting period 83%, the renew newell of the as is all the weapons ban, which gun control have long south gets 67%, you know we typically see these numbers drop farther away you get from the actual event, and that is what protest remembers trying to change this time around. >> yes, that was the topic yesterday, some people saying, you know, some are saying it is too soon, but we're saying no, now is the time, because this is when people are thinking about it, this is when people care the most. let's do something before it tapers off. >> too soon. >> this has been going on since 1999 with columbine, and even before that. doug, thank you, see you again tomorrow. the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. that's the talking point. we've heard over the years. inspiring president trump, and other political leaders to openly discuss the idea of arming teachers schools. >> anybody like it? right? yes? meadow, your beautiful meadow, we talked about that. and do people feel strongly against it? anybody? anybody? strongly against it? all right, look, we can understand both sides, and certainly it is controversial. >> and i was born -- >> so president trump, you know, polling the audience there, want to get their opinion on that listing session on who would be for or against army teachers -- arming teachers. so it look like it was kind after mixed bag, half and half there. so let's ask the same question of our guest, dom giordano, thanks for coming? >> thanks. >> simple question to both every you, tomorrow, we start with you. arming teachers, good or bad idea? >> think good idea. biggest misnomer, the grief and the stuff going on there is horrific there is culinary art teach here was pleading i'm here to teach, not car a weapon. she wouldn't have to carry a weapon. it doesn't have to be teachers. it could be other security people, administrators doing there is it is a good idea because no matter what we do around this, and several things i think will pass now, around the gun issue, you're still going to have the opportunity of people believing they can come into a gun free zone. and the police can only get there in three to five minute during that period of time, a lot of carnage can happen. >> senator? >> i think frankly it is a distraction. i don't think it is a good idea. i mean, for those every house are concerned about this issue, the question for that father, mr. pollock, was how do you prevent it from happening, not what do you do when the middle of it happening or after it occurs. so reducing it from 17 to ten, doesn't mean that his child would be immune from being shot. you have a person with a gun in a building, they're on different floor, somebody decides to come in and shoot teachers and professionals it, doesn't prevent it. what do we do to prevent this carnage from happening time and time and time again across america. >> before we talk any more let's hear what the president, what his theory was on this yesterday. >> it would be it is called concealed carry. where a teach we are have a concealed gun on them, they would go for special training, and they would be there, and would you no longer have a gun free zone. gun free zone to a maniac, because they're all cowards, a gun free zone is let's go in and let's attack. because bullets aren't coming back at us. and -- >> dom, what do you think? there was an armed guard though inside the school even though 3,000 student down in florida, dom. >> right. if you're in schools as i was, mike, for 25 years, day-to-day, you realize all of the entrances, the impossibility of stopping the intruders, how big these facilities can be. you can reconfigure, do a lot of stuff. but if somebody wants to get in there they stand good chance. and if one armed person there it may not be enough to stop them as all of this goes along. the biggest thing that i had coming out of this, the arm teacher i'm if favor of it, i think this police chief last night was woeful in being unable to answer 39 times, they went to this guy's house, there is something called the baker act. i'm not sure if pennsylvania senator might know better. but we should be able to move in and seize weapons from an individual like this but there are privacy concerns that have to be over ridden here. >> senator? >> i live in a city. people talking about assault weapons. philadelphia has a problem with handguns, illegal handguns. we don't seem t be able to control them anthem getting into the hands of inapropriate people. how in god's name do we think we're going to prevent anyone who want to go into a school with a gun from doing that, unless we constrict the ability to get a gun. and the reality is that i don't think anyone in the general assembly including myself has a problem with anybody shooting and hunting and recreationally participating. the problem we have in america is that illegal guns, as well as people who shouldn't have a gun if the first place, go through all of the loopholes that we have in place. so that's the challenge we have. >> there was cents a father yesterday who kind of represented the people who were against this idea, here are his thoughts. >> and deranged sociopath on his way to commit an act of murder in a school with the outcome knowing the outcome is going to be suicide is not going to care if there is somebody there with a gun. that's player plan anyway. >> it was interesting, too, that senator rubio, who was there last night, in florida, kind of goes cents against the president's idea. he says he has kids. he doesn't want guns, teachers armed with guns, then out in colorado, there is cents a republican representative who says he does want teachers to have guns, he's a survivor by the way of columbine, back in the spring of 99. there he is right there. patrick neville. dom, what do you think? is this a possibility? didn't we come close in pennsylvania to this not long flag. >> i think we d mike, again, funding is always an issue. would rather have former military, former cop, security people there, that are armed, in addition to this, and again, it can be principal's, vice principal's, if we so celebrate teachers and administrators and other, why would we not trust them, those that volunteer and want to do this as a last line of defense? why would we not look to compromise maybe the guns not on them? maybe there is a gun safe in the principal's office? it gives the people to come -- , these deranged people are deranged. but they go to gun-free zones. they're smart enough time after time after time to target -- >> but you know what? we don't pay our teachers enough. now we want them to also be security guards? >> well, i would answer, they don't have to do it, mike. this is a voluntary sort of thing. again, it is not a one size fit all, teachers union can say our teachers don't want to do it, it is on an individual basis. some schools will have armed teachers, some will not. that's a choice. >> some say if the swat team runs in, they're going to look for somebody with a gun, that could be the teacher. >> that can be worked out by identification whoever has the weapon in the building, the type of thing that can be done, but you're going to see these deranged people. they're not stupid even though deranged there is guy targeted this place, he had a floor map, he pulled the fire alarm. and he had a pretty good expectation, he would not be met with any fire. >> senator, we can debate it all day long. are we going to have teachers with guns? >> i don't know. i think that in a election cycle, all sort every things happen. a representative in pennsylvania did not, you know, did not pass the senate, i would expect this governor would veto it if it did get to his desk sometime in the future. i would hope more rational reasonable minds would come into place. i've lived generation, my entire generation with this issue every guns around schools, in schools, around neighborhoods, and unfortunately it create mayhem. i would hope we would come up with a solution that makes more sense for more people across this country. >> the student we're seeing nationally, this is all they've ever known in their lives. >> that's right. >> scoot shoal cents. >> thank you mike very much. well, speaking of shootings, we had another one on broad street, a 23 year old woman dead, three injured, someone opens fire on a van with children inside of this van. jenny has been on this story at the round house. >> reporter: good morning, so police are investigating this, we have homicide detective on this case trying to figure out at first the motivation, and then who was behind this shooting last night around 8:30, police responded to a shooting and car crash at broad and grange street. that's in the fernrock section of the city. a van pack with three young children, and three women in their 20's, crashed into a building, after someone fired several gunshot at the van, which was headed north on broad street. at least one bullet struck and killed the 23 year old driver, no one else in the car was shot, but all suffered injuries from the accident. they were transported to einstein medical center, it is pretty incredible, that no one else in the area was seriously injured, as bullets flew, and this van lost control, on very busy block. >> after the gunshot were fired, it appears that the driver lost control and continued to drive in a northwestern direction where she crossed overall of the lanes of broad street and also crossed over both lanes of 5800 block of old york road, drove up on to the sidewalk, and crashed into a building. and that's where police found her, as well as her five passengers. >> so at this point police do not have much information about the person who is believed to have fired that weapon. all they know is that the driver may have been behind the wheel of a dark colored car that continue northbound on broad street. investigators tell us, that there are cameras in the area. they're pulling that surveillance video now. and they're interviewing witnesses, obviously, trying to make headway on this case. mike and alex. >> keep us updated, thank you, jenny. 7:15, pretty good article in the daily news today by the way, about the passing of reverend billy graham. the arm billy and philly. had a connection with quite a few pastors here in philadelphia, apparently now the funeral arrangements ready to go. >> considered america's pastor. so they are going to have a place where people can come and they can pay their respects but the actual funeral will be private. the arrangements have been announced so will lie in repose in charlotte monday and tuesday of next week in which the public allowed to pay their respects. >> thousands will turn out. i think 2,000 invitations cents have gone out for the funeral. maybe i am telling all of the information that thomas is about to tell us, thomas? >> it is okay to point out. you mention it, only 2,000 invitations will be sent out. thousands expected of course prior to that. invitations private to president trump and former president obama for a man known as alex mentioned as america's pastor. >> jesus said two roads, road that leads to destruction and judgement and the other road that leads to heff glenn through his words he reached hundreds of millions every people, many say it was his activism that transformed so many lives and reshaped how many people around the worlds viewed religion. >> his ministry, his match less voice changed the lives of millions. anand inspired our nation. >> i believe his legacy is a man of faith, that struck with the course, he finish strong, he was a person of inch telling rid. >> i pastor olsteen in the past said he was inspired by gram. so once again, billy graham died of natural causes, you'll looking at a tote by donald trump, a great special man who will be missed. >> you see the comment on twitter. >> billy graham is death dead. keep it simple. >> i saw with diane soar he, woe still get nervous speaking in front of people. >> yes. >> he spoke in front of thousands and thousands. >> almost every. >> i yes. >> woe still get nervous. well, they weren't nervous, well, probably were, the us hockey team won a gold medal last night, i'm talking about the woman's. >> canadiens against the americans. the usa women's hockey team, they beat canada to get the olympic gold. tide two-two into over time. shoot-out with the us winning three-two, and a rematch of the 2014 games when these two teams played in over time for the gold. canada won that one. america won this one. so this is the first time the usa has brought home the gold for this since 1998. >> well, the best against the best. >> and here's the best. >> congratulations cents. >> the bet best in weather, sue serio, gode medal winner. >> oh, well. >> best temperatures yesterday, right? everybody set a record. we even got into the eight's in reading and allentown yesterday, philadelphia's hi, 77 degrees, but that's ball to change with this cold front that's coming through our area right now. so, temperatures right now are at the highest they're going to be during the day today. because things will be getting cooler. you you can see the rain spreading little closer to philadelphia. we got some heavier rain up toward the mountains. there you see some rain getting close to us, here in the city. we have a winter weather advisory in effect from 4:00 until 11:00 p.m. for carbon, monroe counties, some of the precipitation could be frozen. late in the day today. 48 degrees right now in collegeville, 48 degrees where we will stay throughout the afternoon. 47 degrees tomorrow. fifty-five on saturday. and 63 on sunday. we like those temperatures. the problem is we have a chance of rain and maybe even thunderstorm on sunday before things dry out on monday. bob kelly? >> sounds good, sue. 7:19. problems coming into downtown philly. accident here, on the vine expressway. it is eastbound right at 20th street. philly firefighters on the scene. looks like three, four cars all piled up here and it is causing a domino delay for everybody trying to get in on the schuylkill expressway. here is a wider shot. so both directions of the schuylkill, stack and packed, trying to get into downtown, if you are leaving the house right now, i'd head for the kelly or martin luther king drive to avoid that bottlenecks coming into downtown on to the vine. and that tunnel in the lehigh valley, still closed, southbound side of the tunnel, closed between the mahoning valley and the lehigh valley. alex back over to you. >> thank you, 7:20, we want to get to breaking news out of burlington county new jersey skyfox is live over ivy lane, in burlington township, look at the damage, that's been done to this home. firefighters have been working on this, this is two story home, but everyone did get out okay. you can see they have the ladder truck up there. and they're still trying to make sure the hot spots are out although it looks like the fire is out, still see smoke coming from it. so we will keep checking back on this, but two story home and when skyfox zoomed out you can see the back of it is just charred. but thankfully everyone got out okay. we will get you more updates and check back in on this. >> let's get back it yesterday. to announcement that wendy williams made about her helton the show. so what exactly is graves disease? how do you know if you have it? the important information you need to know. as she will be off for the next couple of weeks. >> and we want to wish a happy birthday to a philadelphia staple. reading terminal market, turns 125 years old. there is going to be a celebration of course. we will tell you how you can join in, it will be a lot of fun. >> feels all right now, mcdonald's bridges that out around saint patrick's day! it is that green mint y shake. so you can get that, but the serb juan sauce, what people are talking about on line, brought this originally back in 1998 for the release of the mule and movie. people have been talking about it, and basically, since then asking mcdonald's to make it a part of it regular couldn't meant offering. so, mcdonald's has been teasing that they would offer it, and so today's the day that they're going to tell us when and where people can get this szechuan sauce like teriyaki dipping sauce, i get. >> very gooey, thick, and better be in our area, tracee. >> i'll see what i can do. >> please? >> put in a good words for us. >> i'll see what i can do, i will, i'll let people at mcdonald's know that the philly people want the sauce. >> we want the power. we won the super bowl. >> true. >> also, national margarita day by the way. so i was asking on instagram, three things: where is the best one? how do you orders it? what's the most unusual flavor? because they've had some weird ones lately. >> we have. and we have different ones on our show, but jen will help us make a good one. >> hey, jen? we are starting with the basics, okay? we're beginning with a quality item. is this right here the key to an excellent authentic, amazing, margarita? we'll tell you, i'm investigating from montgomery county. look, so prep any here. >> ♪ >> ♪ this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> real life superhero, see these little two? how cute are they? they need bone marrow. they're going to get it from their brother. we have all of the details. >> habe i ban -- happy baby, happy parent, from pass firing that pro tech itself when it lands on the floor to soothing machine that shushes your baby back to sleep. the products designed with you and your little one in minds. >> i want to see how this binky is protected when you drop it? >> because they're always dropping, you drop them, pick it up, wash it, come back there is would make life so much easier. >> it covers itself before it hit the grounds? is that right? throw that thing at me. this is wild. how does that work? oh, we will show it to you in just a lit bit. >> sue? >> i don't know, after a while you just put it in their mouth anyway. what's a couple of germs? anyway? temperatures are in the four's, 50's, and it is going to rain if it is not raining where you are already. and already start today see the first raindrops here, in old city. our cold front coming through, so bus stop buddy has a good idea, bring the rain gear, see the rain becoming more widespread throughout philadelphia, delaware county, chester county, down in salem county and new castle county as well. so the temperatures 51 degrees right now. temps will continue to go down for awhile today. sort of level off around 48 degrees, this afternoon, on and off rain, expected to continue throughout the day. and get used to it, because we'll see more rain over the weekends, details on that coming up. bob kelly? >> sue, good morning, couple every accident, still first getting into downtown philly little mess. eastbound, on the vine expressway, accident, right here, at 20th street. and look at the back up here. it rolls back on to the schuylkill expressway. like a domino effect. so anybody using the schuylkill, trying to get into downtown, your best bet would be to use either the kelly or the martin luther king drive-in stead of the schuylkill expressway. again, the accident itself is eastbound on the vine. and then to delco we go. an accident southbound, right near route 320, the providence avenue change exit number six, so you want to be in pictures? we got a movie shoot down here, which is blocking the brigantine connector bridges, hbo series, going to be closed all day, so you're going to have trouble getting in and out of brigantine there right near harrah's atlantic city all through the day because of the movie shoot and the gang, the poconos, still closed, the southbound extension between mahoning valley and the lehigh valleyment mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you, bob kelly 7:31. >> win i williams health bake the hot topic yesterday when she told everybody she has graves disease. >> staffers as well she was surprised announced she needed to take weeks off to deal with this. this is how she said it. >> i kind of new it. you know, like this is more than i feel like there are birds swimming around my head. you know like a cartoon? like constantly high, but not high. my doctor has prescribed, are you ready, as of today three weeks of vacation. (applause). >> what? who are you? i was pissed. >> yes, she wants to dot showment look who is here. doctor clarissa. good morning. >> i won't even attempt end dough crane old gist. >> close. >> what's this. >> that's the field of hormones. so hormones from the thyroid, hormones from the ovary, the brain. >> you're over at jefferson? >> yes, i am. >> what is graves disease? i know it has been around, named after this doctor, robert graves. 150 years ago, right? >> yes. so thank you for bring that up. it is not grave to have graves disease. it is name after doctor robert graves. >> yes. >> has nothing to do with dave or graves. >> but it can be life threatening if it is not treated, which is probably why wendy's doctor recommended rest. because the thyroid gland, located right here in the neck. >> okay. >> whether it becomes overactive, as in graves' disease it goes from about this size to this size. it put out multi-fold amount of thyroid hormones. >> hold them upside by side so we can see the difference. >> let me just lay them out here on the desk here. what's the thyroid in your neck doing for you? >> it is probably the most important gland to control metabolism t makes your heart go. it makes your brain go. and it is critical to have the right amount of thyroid hormone. if you have too much, it can increase the heart rate, it can even cause you to go into congestive heart failure, have a heart arrythmia. which is probably why they wanted wendt toy take off some time, get some treatment, and relax things what we call cool-down the thyroid. >> now, when we say take some time, she said vacation, it is not all vacation, she making sure get her thyroid levels back in check? >> relaxing, the thighed roy can affect the brain. vukovich what we call flight of ideas. you can have increased just your brain going, at your thoughts just going 100 miles an hour. >> she said she felt like she was one of those cartoon caracters with burned are chirping, having weird thoughts, she felt kind of high. >> yes, about ten to 15% of people can actually have serious pschiatric problems, even paranoia. so people can get very, very agitated, anxious, people can have tremors of the hands, one of the interesting things i do want on physical exam to see if a person even has a tongue tremor. people have even problems with their eyes. >> would you agree with that list? >> the first thing on the list is the bulging eyes. >> that happens in up to ten to 50% of patients. >> what? what is with the bulging eyes? what causes that? >> several things. one can be the increase in the sympathetic nervous system, when your heart rate is going so fast and your brain is going so fast and you're hyper vigilant, then what can happen is your eyes start bulging. now, with graves disease, people can actually get inflammation. not only the thyroid, but of the eyeballs. so sometimes we see patient that have to get even surgery to bring the eyeballs back in. >> is that the only way to get your eyeballs back to normal? >> well, most important thing is actually getting the thyroid levels back to normal. >> now, what's interesting about this, and i know this probably will have to be quick, but she mentioned some of the symptoms you just talk about. when she was talking yesterday. so she goes over and a lot of them she didn't have. here she is talking about it. >> graves' disease squeezes the muscles behind your eyeballs, and so that is the reason fo foray long with weight loss, which i haven't lost weight. i still way 146 matter of fact, not 145. it promotes nervousness. no, i'm not nervous. anxiety, please, i'm over 30 years in this game. now, i concoct to irritability. oh, please, ill snap your head off. >> so she doesn't have all of the symptoms. >> no, i think it is a very, wide range of what people come in with. some people come in with just a heart arrythmia. some people come in with agitation and paranoia. >> so if i got -- >> so what's the factor if you only have some of the symptoms who would i know if i have graves' disease? >> some of the most important ones are increased heart rate, palpitations, nervousness, anxiety, i know she had had a fall. >> well, she fainted. show the footage of her fainting. would people faint if they have this? >> believe it or not, people can get profound muscle weakness, hard to go up steps, i've even had a patient come in dragging themselves to the emergency room because of lack every muscle strength. >> my god, may have grave's disease, if i come to see you, what will you do, take a blood test? >> i'll look at your thyroid. it is a little -- i'll look at it, and the simple test called a tsh, thyroid stimulating hormone, that gives us a real clear picture you have whether you are hyper or hypothyroid. >> how fast would i get the result back? >> jefferson, the next day. >> every place else, 18 months? >> no. >> the next day. >> thank you. >> really good. >> thank you so much. >> now take your thigh road and go home. >> okay. it was a pleasure. >> thank you. >> really very good. well, major birthday today. reading terminal market is 125 years old. >> and they have some big plans. so we will take you there next hour, we will tell you how they'll new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >> so uber introduce in the new feature design to make riding with passenger cheaper err, called ooh express pool, not just pool, express pool. riders using the feature, well, need to walk to a common location, to be pick up by a group of people, you know, be standing there waiting for your car. it will then be dropped off together at another location, uber says, ride letters save time, and money, and make it easier on drivers to pick up and drop off pool riders. >> so express pool is operating in a few cities right now. and it will expands to more. including philadelphia, within the next two days. >> and in the next two days, think you'll try it? >> i'm going to try, i don't really do uber pool as much usually if i'm getting in it, i want to hurry up, because i've done it before, pool we drop offed three people i was like 15 minute late. >> i know. >> but it sounds like it is interesting. if you have some time, yes, why not? >> i think it is called a bus. anyway, here is jen. it is national margarita day. >> ♪ >> a lot of people mess up on margarita, fair? and we cannot have that. not on our watch. come on back to coyote crossing, tell you the secret and thank you to an a (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >> good morning, everybody, 7:45, still dealing with this problem on the vine street expressway, having domino effect on the schuylkill expressway. it all started out accident right here, eastbound, on the vine. right at 20th street. and that's caused a back up, onto both east and west on the schuylkill expressway. folks trying to get into philadelphia. eastbound about 20 minute delay. coming into the vine, westbound, out of south philly. about 24 minute, coming in from the suburbs, i would use the martin luther king or the kelly drive. if you're coming in from south philly maybe hook up with 95 to avoid that crash. south on 95, through delco. watch for an accident, right near route 320. movie shoot today. has the brigantine connector tunnel closed. so you'll see a lot of volume around harrah's, in atlantic city. as folks have to use route 30 instead of the tunnel there, in and out of brigantine. mass transit looking good. sue has got your thursday. what's that? you want hbo special. >> oh, very nice. >> yes sue has the forecast in 15 seconds. >> yesterday was pretty amazing, with that high temperature of 77 degrees, busted the old record of 72, and there were place that is got into the 80s, and had all time high temperature for any february ever in reading, allentown with the 80s, wilmington, trenton, mount pocono in the 70s yesterday. well, here's what's happening today. here comes the rain. rain associated with cold front. so temperatures will be cooling down. rain has been little heavier un to the north of us. just sighing light rain around philadelphia. delco, chester county, getting some rain, as well. winter weather advisory in effect for tonight. for carbon, monroe counties, things could get little slippery with freezing rain possibly some sleet. coatesville with 49. swarthmore with 50. chaddsford with 47. right now, the temperatures are going down instead of up. but the closer you get to the coast the higher the temperatures are like tuckahoe, with 57 degrees. and it is a 49 in bethany beach. so it will be kind of a backward day, temperatures go dow instead of up. settling in the four's, today, tomorrow, we do get bit milder over the weekend, mike and alex, but there is that chance of rain each day. >> all right, it is fine. it is fine. don't worry about it. >> so if it is going to be raining outside why don't you just stay in all morning and watch us all week, how about that? >> sound like a good idea. did somebody on twitter just say good day philadelphia is giving away a trip to islands? we are. >> so, all you need tod iso is watch us all next week, wait for the word of the day. because every day we will be announcing the word of the day. once you heard that word, you can take it and enter it onto our website and you'll be entered to win this chance to get to ireland. >> so there will be a new word each day. >> can't be that simple? it is that simple. all do you have do is watch and listen and then type it in. >> trip to ireland. >> for two. >> for two. >> plus: it is national margarita day. did i mention that? a lot of restaurants in the area over running specials and all of that. >> or you can make one for yourself at home. cheap their way. but the problem is sometimes it doesn't taste the same way as if you go out and order it. >> true. >> right? so how about we give you some tips so you can make the perfect wine yourself. >> all right, jen, give us a tutorial. >> okay, so, first of all, if you're going to find out about the perfect marguerite, a do you have learn from a guy who is like born in mexico. so, buenos deas. >> buono deas, how are you guys doing, happy margarita day. >> talk to us about what we're doing wrong whether it comes to making authentic basic margarita? >> believe it or not there are a couple of elements very important to the margarita one of them is the salt. whether people use regular table salt it tastes horrible. you actually got to use a little bit of the kosure salt. that's a little more gentle on your mouth. so that's one. second of all, when you use sour mix, that's who are end cents us, so do you have use -- you have to use fresh lime juice. that's the first ingredient. you don't put too much of it. so we add only like half ounce. >> okay. >> of lime juice. >> love it. >> and then you want to add your orange liquor. >> okay. >> okay? >> yep. >> and you want to add -- i like to use petrone -- >> that's a fancy tequila? >> fangs i tiquila, but only use i like the ripple -- you don't like to use that one use some tech keel, a for me this is little more sweeter, smoke year, so gives the margarita a better flavor. >> i love it. >> so that's basically the only -- >> that's it? >> yes, that's the only thing that you have to do. >> no sugar? >> no, no, no, your gava syrup by far, i forgot that, by far, is also one of the secret of the good good margarita. >> okay. >> you do use sugar, you use regular sugar, won't taste good. you got agave base tiquila always is going to enhance the flavor of the margarita. >> so lime. >> lime. >> orange liquor. >> tiquila. >> and agave syrup. that's it. >> that's total. >> that's all. >> so as you pour that in, the other thing you say, and you have to have the salt on the rim. >> absolutely. >> people talking about masat, smokey tequila, not exactly that? >> no, more organic type of a spirit. and th they make pit on the ground with lava rock, throw the plant, then they cover it with banana leaves. so the spirit is very smokey. >> i love it. >> also it comes all the way from the north to the south of mexico, very different spirit. >> you're going to make something, we're in coyote crossing, call this the coyote. >> correct. >> so it is mascal. what else are we putting in there. >> mascal, our avave syrup. >> okay. >> and one of the things that i did is i model a little bit of cilantro and roasted pineapple. >> yes. >> so we want to do that. >> and we will make it happen. >> yes, we will make it. >> i love it. so thank you. >> your welcome. any time. >> i'm sure i'll be seeing you at coyote crossing having some coyotes here. >> i'm sure. >> alex, mini tour, inside, used to be outside. and apparently i haven't been here in four years because aim bad person. but see what they do, this is south here, obviously raining and yucky, they do flowers out here, you literally feel like you're in the most amazing mexican village when you're here. >> okay, i'm putting on my list. i need to go. >> alex around town. >> ooh tow my house, and we will get steve to drive us over here. because no driving home. >> exactly. also fascinated with the mirror behind the bar. that's probably the biggest mirror i've ever seen. >> he had it brought in from mexico, brought in on truck from mexico. then the frame is all hand made. it is pretty cool. this is an amazing spot. >> beautiful place. >> it is beautiful. >> and a lot of singles like to mingle. >> do they? and how do you know that? you've mingled there, is that what you are saying? >> i've been caught loitering in the area. >> apparently i'm missing out on all of the hot spot. i'll show you around. you're going to meet a four year old boy. he is really cool. he is going to save the lives of his two little brothers there. his twin brothers. you had me at milk. we'll tell you what he's giving. >> and as if opening a door wasn't bad enough. remember, we showed you the robots that could open the door. >> creepy. >> wait until you see what these robot do when you try stop them from getting through the door. they're unstoppable. the door. they're unstoppable. >> oh, no. pennsylvania is getting the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >> thee rose booths, look like dogs, didn't have heads and can open a door by themselves. we showed that you. everyone was freaking out about it, because just kind of scar. >> i and there they are. >> so, boston dynamics shared this video, people were freaking out about it, now, there is another video. showing that they're even smarter and stronger, you can't stop them from opening the door. >> you can't stop this dog. >> so one guy tried to get in the robot's way testing its robust necessary, despite several attempts, watch this. hockey stick. no, get back, don't open the door. >> the robot's still trying. >> you know what? >> look how determined it is. oh, my gosh. >> god. >> what are they going to be used for? >> right. what are we creating here? what is this the beginning of? >> i can just see it in crime scenes, stuff like that. but the reason people are freaking it, seems like it has a mine of it own. >> right. and the fact it is able to do these things, and the way looks. >> robots will take over the worlds. thank goodness i'll be gone by then. >> it will be like space odyssey. >> wasn't there a robot, ended up taking over? >> seventeen years ago. >> that's whether everybody thought 2001 was way into the future. and now, look at it, 2018. >> still not flying in cars or anything, just here. >> what was the name of the computer, hal? >> i think it was hal, yes. >> open the pod, hal. i'm if the going to open the pod. open the pod, hal. >> you know, speaking of the flu, they may bring back, they may bring back the spray up your nose. >> oh, the nasal spray. a lot of kids liked it, they don't have to deal with the needles and the pain, right? this continued two years ago, because the vaccine only reduced the flu risk by 3%. but, flu mist has since been reform nature dollars. manufacturer claims the new vaccine significantly more formulated. just approved the new and improved flu mist, it will be available later this year. >> later this year. so, next flu season. so when doctor mike comes in tomorrow we should ask him about this. yes. a year ago it only had 3% effective else in. won't worth it. >> and in the significantly. how significant? are we going up to zero eight pegs or just ten? >> or four? >> what's anything. >> i don't think the fda or cdc would approve it if it wasn't pretty high. >> we'll see. >> hello everybody, it is february the 22nd, 2018. >> from the fox studios this is "good day philadelphia". >> emotional plea. >> i understanded what it is like to text my parents good-bye, i might never, ever get to see you again. i love you. i understand what it is like to fear for your life. >> and a call for change. >> how many more people have to die before something changes? >> the aftermath of the florida school massacre leads to extraordinary exchange inside the white house. as those impacted plead with president trump. to takings. >> real life superhero and the body after four year old. how this young boy plans to save both of his little brothers lives. >> happy baby, happy parent, from passifier that protect itself before it hits the floor. >> to a soothing machine that shushes your baby back to sleep. products designed with you and your little one in mind. >> do you hate going to the gym? next time you go, try this song. >> ♪ because i'm happy ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how usual play list can give your work out a major boost. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i'm still sore from monday's take over when i was doing the bike. >> oh? hey. >> you should be sore. >> my gosh, that was a lot. >> six hours of exercise? >> i'm like okay, you're coming up next and you guys continue to talk, meanwhile i'm working the treadmill for three extra minutes, man, i'm still sore. >> my butt kind of hurts from yesterday. alex and bring together. well, let me explain that. >> okay. please. >> we're on the roof of my building. >> because i want add rooftop. it was so nice out. i wanted to go lane out many mike was nice to let me hang out. >> she was hanging out in one of the hanging chairs there. >> she came to your house? >> the rooftop of my apartment building, and my treanor came over, she watches my work out. >> i'll post the video soon on my instagram. >> she watched you work snout. >> it was inspiring, you know, little entertaining, as well. >> not inspiring enough for to you work out? >> i told you if i had known he was going to work out i would have brought work out clothes. i was cents in jeans, can't work out in jeans. >> my favorite work out. watching somebody else. >> exactly. exhausting watching you. >> just watching. >> so how did you spend your day? how did you spend your one day of bliss, some people say it got in the 80s. sends us pictures, using the #fox29goodday. we want to see. because we're going to hole onto that for the next four days whether it is raining. >> darn right. she posted an interesting question which we will do at 9:00, how you want to go through the winter. >> okay. >> in the meantime, things have deteriorated a bit since yesterday's high of 77 in philadelphia. six out of ten. and the rain gear for bus stop buddy, if you're not getting rain yet, you will be by the time the morning is through. here is the rain starting to spread throughout more of the area. we've got some light rain here in philadelphia, delco, chester county, up to the north and west even over into salem and gloucester counties, in new jersey, so it is 52 degrees right now. we have 15-mile per hour breeze. so it is going to be chilly chilly rain. in the four's, stay there throughout the afternoon, north and west of the city could get little slippery tonight we'll talk about that many coming up and give you the seven day forecast, too, bob kelly. >> 8:03 exactly, southbound an accident right near melrose. delco. so that's causing delays from the blue route heading down toward wilmington. schuylkill expressway running slow both directions trying to get into the vine street expressway. because of an earlier accident. the biggest delays leaving south philly, from the walt whitman bridge, into downtown, about 35 minute there. and then in chester county, route 100 southbound, we had earlier accident, approaching route 202. just cleared out of the way. but still got the delay as you head on down in toward west chester. and then as i mention south on 95, that accident, near melrose. causing delays from the blue route on down. mike and alex back over to you. >> all right, bob. twenty-three year old woman is dead, several other injured, after a gunman opens fire into a van with children inside. homicide detective are still trying to figure out why this woman was targeted. it seems like she was targeted. and if it could have been road rage, it happened last night, at broad and grange streets, in the city fernrock section, police say the five other people including three kids are going to be okay. at least physically. >> 8:04, from coast-to-coast, student around the nation walked out of class, yesterday in support of victims of the marge yory stoneman douglas shooting last week killed 17 people. from colorado, illinois, kids marched in hopes of making a difference, even some walk-out in our area, student friends eastern regional high school camden county rallied for change. >> thousands gathered in tallahassee including dozens of douglas high school student, and family members, to make their voices heard. they rallied outside the old capitol building matter of fact and spoke of their disappointment in lawmakers, tallahassee mayor was there, that's not him, that's senator bill nelson. but the mayor's name is andrew gillam spoke at the rally saying quote unquote you're speaking for the children and generation of children from tomorrow. so they don't have to have rallies like this one. >> well, a movement has really grown. and it has gone all the way to the white house. >> president trump and vice president pence held the listening session right at the white house. with victims of school shootings, not only the ones in florida but other part of the country. happened yesterday. thomas, certainly was emotional meeting. as expected. because a lot of the victims parent got to voice how they're feeling to the presidet. >> yes, raw emotions cents face-to-face, very direct here. we saw yesterday, a room full of families, and students, really touched by gun violence, they delivered the unfiltered messages of fear, anger and certainly heart break. among those who spoke with president trump, were parent every student at marjorie stoneman douglas high schoolment some of them losses their children, also, students, spoke through tears about losing friends, it was also families of victims from previous school shootings including columbine in newtow newtown. >> my daughter heist no voice. she was murdered last week. and she was taken from us. shot nine times. on the third floor. >> we as a country fail our children. shouldn't have happened. should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. she's at in north lauderdale at whatever it is king david cemetery. >> so difficult for any parent to go through, that was a.m. drew pollock, he lost his daughter meadow. he spoke about need to go do moran president trump responded. >> very strong backgrounds checks, very strong emphasis on the mental health of somebody. we talk like it has been in the past t has been going on too long, too many instances. and we are going to get it done. >> along with backgrounds checks, the president suggested allowing some teachers, and other school employees, to carry concealed weapons to be lock up, but ready for an active shooter. in the wake of shooting in cable news network cnn they decided to have televised town hall to air out some of the issues, nra representatives, all invited flour tore senator marco rubio in a marjorie stoneman douglas student had a few words for him, listen. >> senator rubio, can you tell me right now that you will not except a single donation from the nra? >> the influence every these groups comes not from money. the influence comes from the millions of people that agree with the agenda. so millions of americans who support the nr a and who support gun rights. >> senator, as -- >> well, senator rubio went on to say that people buy into mia jen did a and dow support the second amendment. he faced number of questions during the night. he told the crowd that he does support racing the age to buy rifles from 18 to 21. but he does disagrees, mike and alex, with the president on army teach -- arming teachers in the classrooms. >> doesn't want teachers to have guns. >> thank you. one big brother giving the ultimate gift to his younger twin siblings who are incredibly cute. >> it is a big gift. he is saving their lives. >> yes. >> because both of them in dire need after bone marrow transplant. >> the twins, there they are, were born with a rare immune disorder. that can be deadly, and looks like it is going to happen. unless their older brother steps n he is too long do it, four year old michael found out he was a match. he put up a sign that says i'm match. a match, a bone marrow, so they're going to do the transplant. he's a hero. he's set for a transplant session in about two weeks, his mom says she's proud. >> he could have said no, mommy, i'm too scared, i don't want to. but he is just ready to go. and he's our real life superhero. he goes to the doctor when he get the labs for the pre testing, and he says look, how strong i am, and he gives them willingly his arm to get blood work. and the nurses cents are amazed. they're like can i not believe how bravest. >> that's a tough kid at four. and that's love. you know? he is like i want to save my brother. so both parent had to quit their jobs to take care of the kids, and they have go fund me page for anyone who want to help them with their medical expenses and bills, just go to fox29.com. you can fine their story there and link to it, their surgery set for march 8th. >> march the eighth. i don't suppose the doctors would let this kid come into our studio before the thing happened is it took weeks maybe? i would like to meet this kid. >> i know. maybe after, when everything is all settled? >> i hope so. >> so you want to hear about it one more time? we have an announcement. >> good day philadelphia is giving away a trip, it is overseas, it is to ireland. >> could you go to ireland. >> yep. >> want to know what do you have do? all do you have do is watch us. watch "good day" live. next week. and every day we will announce the word of the day. and when we announce the word of the day, once you hear it, you can go to our website, anteater, and then be entered for chance to win that trip. it is a trip for two. >> two. >> so be watching every day, because there is new word each day. but you don't want to tell people that you're doing there is because the more people you tell then they'll hear the word and then enter tan decreases your chances cents every winning. >> so just hear it, do it for yourself. >> do it for you. >> yes. by the way i think you'll land in dublin first, first stop. get a grip everybody. jennifer laurence responds to the controversy surrounding the photo right there. >> okay. she is outside i see. that will it is coal. no question about it, because you will after the guys, her male co-stars, all have coats on. so why wouldn't she have a coat on? people say it is sexist. then she responded. investigate justly. wait until you hear what she said. >> happy baby happy parents. from a pacifier that protect itself when it land on the floor to a soothing machine that shushes your baby back to sleep. the products design with you and your little one in mind. we're going to make your life easier. >> hi, anna. >> hi,. >> where is your bing i? >> i think tough over there. >> i do. >> bring it b un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. >> update, accident in the tunnel, lehigh valley tunnel. here is what they'll do. move all of the lanes into the northbound side, and go by directional one lane in each direction, between the mahoning valley and the lehigh valley. that's good news, got some rain moving through our area, southbound lanes of route 100, wet and slow, because of an accident. near route 202. and delco, south on 95, a crash, right near route 420. and are you hungry? come on, let's go, knishes and dishes today, our bring breakfast spot. we'll go live during the 9:00 hour here at good day. and sue has your forecast in 15 seconds. >> boards broken everywhere yesterday. unbelievable 80s, got to 81 in allentown, and 82 in reading yesterday. here in philadelphia, we topped off at 77. and, well, that's it for that. here come the rain, along with the cold front. the rain heavy at times, up around allentown, right now, but most of us seeing light rain, umbrellas up here in the city, at the moment. so, hopefully you brought the rain gear with you, or you're planning to. now, for tonight, or late in the day today. through tonight. there is a winter weather advisory in effect for carbon, monroe county because some of that rain could be freezing rain, could get little slippery up there. temperatures will be cold enough for that. in the four's, most places cents, around town, i should say, 47 degrees in chaddsford. in most of new jersey, still in the 50's, the colder air hasn't gotten there yet. same for southern delaware, see forward at 56 degrees, right now, seven day forecast has a temperature of 58 degrees, 48 degrees for this afternoon, cooler than it is right now, stays in the four's tomorrow. fifty-five for saturday. chance of thunderstorm, on sunday. and drying out by monday, mike and alex. >> do you have a baby? do you know anybody who is about to have a baby? >> babies all around us, let's be honest. >> including this cranky kid behind us. we'll show that you in just a seconds. hang around for. that will this is one of those segments where you go why didn't i think of this, so acceptable. we could be millionaire. no, we're stuck here. >> but we have anna de sousa here to tell us about the once making other people millionaires. >> there is the cranky baby behind you, going i dropped my pacifier. and i'm mad. >> that's a big babe. >> i he is. >> so what's this. >> all right. so, we all want to believe that the 52nd rule is a thing, right? but any parent will tell you that one of the most annoying things is picking up the passes fire from the ground. >> right. >> and putting back, you know, washing it, then putting babe in the baby's mouth. >> or see mom lick it herself. >> well we were talking about, that we'll talk about that in a second, too. this is called the pop. >> check it out. when it falls out of the babe he's mouth it falls back into it little protective bubble. >> it makes sense. >> then we will hit the floor and have nasty disgusting dog hair on it. >> so you take it. >> right. >> i'm the babe. >> i you're the baby. >> pop the nip he will out. >> okay. >> pop the nip he will out. >> thank you, anna. >> you're very welcome. >> (mumbling). >> basically you walk around, we are lining this up. >> there is your foot. >> you're the baby. you drop the pacifier. >> okay. >> of course it rolls out of the show. >> pretty close but take a look. >> it orthopedic right back into the little protective bubble it won't get dirty. researchers do claim that, you know, if a pacifier falls on the grounds the mom should actually or the dad should put if to in their mouth to clean it basically the research has shown that you're actually transferring your good bacteria to the baby. so the baby has less after chance, get fewer allergies. >> then you get the dog hair in your mouth. >> doesn't matter what age you are. no one deserves dog hair in their mouth. sorry. >> once you have a child you'll do anything with the child. >> true. >> slushing machine. when you try to put baby to sleep you go shush. >> right. very soothing. do you know why? >> why? >> basically when they're in utero, they hear the blood flow of the mom. it sounds like a shush. >> oh,. >> amniotic fluid. >> exactly. almost as loud as vacuum cleaner about 97 decibels. basically the idea between the baby shush err is is that you can turn this on, for 15. >> hold on second. >> this is actually human voice. >> oh,. >> somebody recorded that? >> there is a professional shusher out there. >> there is a professional shusher, olympian, because they can keep going for 302nd. >> how do you i get that job? because you only have to do it once and repeat it, technically. >> how much is that? >> this is 30 bucks. >> so that's really great one. because if you have a child that's cranky, this is great for the car, great for their own crib. so supposed keep this pretty close to their ear. >> let me just say shush because we have to move onto this. today out to lunch or whatever you'll see mother holding the child, and the child will be playing with their necklace. >> yes. >> happens every day of ther. >> right. >> sometimes they break because you yank it too hard. >> stuff it in their mouths. >> all right. >> well, you'll want to sing your teeth into this one. literally. this is from angie and ash. check this out. >> number every these on line, all made again of this food grade silicon that the babe can i chew on. so they have these little diamonds, and then another really cool feature is that they have a magnetic clasp. >> oh,. >> so the other annoying sort of thing is that when it ailed child hangs onto your necklace they can damage the necklace, hurt mom, hurt themselves. actually pretty genius. snow is a really cool way. >> pull it down. >> should have these for female, too. >> like milky way milky, like that, then twirl her hair. then she chew on her own hair, smell her own hair. very weird. >> have you ever noticed that? >> i'm sure she is smiling at you right now. >> that's genius. >> thank i, ann you. >> got it. >> meryl streep is mad. she is mad at harvey weinstein. for using her in his defense against these charges of sexual misconduct. what she had >> so meryl streep strikes back. >> she is really upset about the fact that in harvey weinstein's defense in the sex seoul misconduct lawsuit he has cents cited her as evidence to show that some women continued to work with him in a professional manner. so, meryl streep had said that he did not exhibit abusive or sexual behavior with her. so his lawyers use those comment, in their attempt to dismiss class action suit, brought against him, but six women. meryl streep is calling the move pathetic annex ploit g. >> quite a reach. isn't it? >> so she released a statement last night, even though showing harvey weinstein, this is meryl streep's quote. so just want to make sure it is clear. she said: the criminal actions cents he's accused of conducting on the bodies of these women are his responsibility. if there is any just justice left in the system he will pay for them. >> i understands thatay reading terminal market, the market part, you train station all of that back in the day, 125 years old. so m who knows it inside and out the one steve keeley.mike, look. this is the reading terminal. at one of theri oldest picture we found from the 1930's. ine, do you remember the 1932, on the show cal >> yes. >> you tossed to me here. and i t weren't even close to being born yet. but this is what mike's wearinge her original anchor designs, all kind of stuff for the 125th birthday. and got a new scoop, the gm with us, who is trying to hide fromry here? i'll put you on the spot. >> my favorite storey? >> all 80 of them. all fantastic. >> all right. so, more thon when we see you ne sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> roaming onto love lost. rumors are that justin they are owe fawn some sweet notes, jennifer aniston had saved from brad pitt? oh, may have led to some problems? is it okay to keep them from a past relationship? >> this is discussion, and i cannot be more hypocritical about this. aa half hour. >> you never heard after boy box, mike? >> i know the boy box. i hate thegh have a girl box. >> and, just keeping it gucci. have you seencci fashion show yesterday? at fashion week? i've never seen anything like it, lk they're holding not holding purses or bag >> so lards to see in in that shot. hold g her own human head? uh-huh. >> so, ya. >> where do i buy that? >> is ts nowadays? and is this going to be the new style? you get, you know, a loo head tg around? >> the new look in purse's? >> the term who are you wearing? >> who are you blaring. wearing myself. >> ya, all right. here is bus stop buddy with the rain gear. showers are around. and it may be raining where you live. because seeing more widespread showers throughout the area. on ultimate doppler radar, you can see the grounds is wet. and umbrellas are up here in old city with 52 degrees. we're headed to 48. so we've already had our high temperature for the day. mostly cloudy with rain, on and off, throughout the rest of the afternoon, now, alex were you asking how we spent our day yesterday? >> yes. >> here is a picture of me, a luncheon for the broadcast pioneers, where meteorologist cents were discussing how broadcasters cover snow. so we were talking about snow, and there we, are now you may recognize few faces here. >> who do we have? >> yours truely tom lamaine. >> i remember tom. >> that's joe mckenna from the national weather is err advice. >> and terry rug recalls. >> oh, yes. >> retired from channel ten. carol erickson and glenn hurricane swartz. >> so, good company yesterday. >> now talking about snow. >> that, i wish i had known about that. >> what? did you talk about weather? >> yes. >> you real did i? seriously? or gossip? >> oh, no, we actually talked about weather and the hyping of the snow that some allege, you know, when snowstorms, but i said snow is weather's super bowl. >> let's say that glenn hurricane swartz was demoted. would he then be glenn tropical storm swartz? >> it hasn't happened. so we don't know. >> well, it would go from hurricane to depression? >> well, first, ya, and then depression is below the tropical storm. >> okay. and then he would just be rain. >> thunderstorms. >> but he's go going strong over there. 's great guy by the way. >> absolutely. >> steve is so far fun. 8:32, reading terminal market. >> celebrating their anniversaries, one of the largest and oldest public market. you know that, it is a landmark. everybody goes cents there. so they're going to celebrate with victorian inspired 1893 day. where people in period costumes, street performers and vendors offering special deals, and it doesn't stop there. there will be more festivities. >> by the way, alec, saturday night is a big blow out lock the doors party cocktail party. >> oh? >> in there, would that be a great place to have a party. >> yes. >> hi, steve. >> reporter: can you imagine a six generation little junior jerrick, six generations, we have to get junior mike junior first, but can you imagine, six generations toss take over good day philadelphia 125 years from now? this is roger, fifth generation, bassett ice cream, that's eric, six generation, 24 years old, he's never eaten a scoop of ice cream apparently, favorite flavor peanut butter favorite flavor boring vanilla. you never look nickles? >> best flavor my farther developed, madagascar, what he started on. >> so wow. >> fifth street, moved to the market when it first opened in 93 the first ones to sign the lease, the only ones still here from 1893. >> how is business now compared to what it was then? are you guys still doing great business? >> yes. back in the day during the depression my grandfather's busiest time, i was 12 and 18 cents a dish, that was jamming but we're very busy now. >> you didn't want to work in computers? >> no. i've always been an ice cream guy. >> that's good. you're still an ice cream man and van halen salute you for it. we will try to walk, new scoop with period top hot and to the coat on. you say 80 vendors, what's the secret to keeping it open. >> the merchant, all unique family-owned philadelphia businesses who purr everything they've got into making the best product possible on a daily basis. and then the customers. the customers, i mean there is place, this building was almost demolished 30 years ago, and it was the custom that's fought to keep it here. last year drew 7 million visitors. >> going now to one of the first cheese steak vendors here. more old pictures from the early days here. celebrating 71 of the 125 years. here at spataros. didn't know cheese steaks were around for that long. who want to talk from spataros. tattoos and everything. >> that's right. >> what do you think of this lasting 71 years in the family business? >> really good. the father, the olds man, he was here since 19316789 he took over the business in 1947. >> is it all about location for you guys. >> all about location. 100%. >> so despite the cheese steak being the king of the world all over philadelphia, people still come to reading terminal where they can get anything and get a cheese steak at spataros. >> yes. >> and still your number one seller. >> yes. >> one last spot, we will go to haldeman's, another old event err, we went from one side bassett's is on the city hall side. we are going to go on the rear side back by the rest rooms, at christmasses time if you were here they had a kid playing all the of the songs from the charlie brown christmas, phenominal with a old piano back, there and i don't think he was being paid at this place. >> he works on tips. >> he works on tips. you saw him too. so let's go back here. all right, this is how long have they been here? >> have been here about 100 years. >> wow. of course all of the amish sends, they don't like television so we don't bother them but they've been here forever, as well. wow, hal man country foods. family member? >> these two gentlemen, jake and sam, jake if you have a second. >> we're on live tvment you're the exclamation to this live shot. how cool is it working in terminal reading market, do you ever take it for grant in the. >> that's a really good question. i started when i was 13. i never stopped. >> wow. >> you don't get sick of this place? >> sometimes, a lot of work, but you always want to come back. always want to come become. >> well the advantage is you're closest to the rest room. so you don't have a long walk. all right? all right, look. hammy birthday reading terminal. three years and counting for you as general manager, best job you her in your career. >> it is, i hope we're around for another 125 years, that's the goal. >> mike, can you imagine, never have to bring lunch with you, you have different choice every day. >> and grocery store right here too. >> that's right. >> pretty cool job. >> very cool job. >> look at this line. >> just a great place. anybody that comes to visit and never been to philly, go right over there. >> i tell them to go there. you don't have to make a decision, just get little bit of everything. >> there is a bell with a crack in it, it is fine but it is great. >> all right, so we have a local theater here. at least one, i think more than one now. that don't want you to bring a big bag into the movie theater. okay? 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(laughing). >> just talking about teachers. hey, we are here with rose a why rosa of all of the hair dressers ever? she was at new york fashion week last week. so she will tell you what's in, what's out, and what looks we can actually rock, maybe in school later today. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >> 8:46. limb misty up there, frenchman or, pocono mountains, been raining on and offer all morning. and the rain is starting to spread into more of our viewing area. so, this is all a distant memory now. 82 degrees in reading. 81 degrees yesterday in allentown, 77 degrees, in philadelphia. every place set new high temperature records. there is rain spreading into the area. south jersey, southern delaware, being spared at the moment. but, there is some light rain coming your way, at least not what's going on in the northern part of the state, and then southern part of new york, which is snow, it is not expected to be cold enough for that around here, and i think we'll just stay with rain. few areas with heavy downpours, mostly just steady and annoying rain. it is breezy, it is getting chillier. now, if you're traveling up in the higher elevations in the pocono mountains, there is winter weather advisory in effect from 4:00 in the 11:00 p.m. for the possibility of freezing rain. that could make things quai slippery, especially on bridges and overpasses cents. so, mostly in the four's and 50's right now. and we're going to stay in the upper four's, throughout the afternoon, so already had our high temperature for today. upper 40's for tomorrow. get little milder over the weekend but we still have to talk about rain. for saturday and maybe even thunderstorm on sunday. and it dries out, mike and alex, just in time for the weekend to be over on monday. >> hair trend are hot. >> they are hot. >> so, do you want some of these hot trends coming offer the runway? there are some that you can do. at home. and still look good. >> salon rosa. in narberth. where jen s hi, jen. >> hey, it is salon rosa m. this is rosa martinez, and the cool thing about rose, a good morning, is that you literally were one of the people doing hair back stage at new york fashion week. >> yes. >> up like other hair shows, fashion shows, where the trends come from? >> yes. >> we want to say what's old, what's new. so what's new now in terms of like hair? >> well, the 80s, 90s, are starting to come right back. all of the blue eye shadow, green eye shadow funky punky hair is definitely coming back. >> okay. >> so just embrace them. maybe could you do it like super non-sal on the if you wanted to like this wave is totally on trend, like bed head. >> love it. >> and just pulling it half up. half down. maybe even high distressed, you know, pony instead of it being the top knott, more every a ponytail. >> i love it, like a princess pony we call it in my house. half up, half down. >> half up, half down. kind of just then in there. >> there you're back stage at new york fashion week and they tell to you do crazy stuff, do you have roll with all of it? >> there is lead on hair, just call it a day. the lead is who deals with the designers and then we just work as a team and make it happen. >> i love it. okay, next? >> the middle part is -- beautiful. no more side part. >> right. middle part all where it is, even i tried to be little on trend today. just smooth, sleek, can be very, you know, baby hair, definitely nothing that has to be like shillack down if you don't want it to be. >> i know you and i love the j-lo high pony say good-bye? >> yes, more of the youthful high pony, you want to go for the classic is in the middle. go right below the occipital bone and just go right in there. and pull that ponytail very, very simple. something you can do yourself. >> i love it. she looks great. >> access rise it, pull a ribbon, barrett in there. >> and it does look modern. maybe growing out your banks, maybe not knowing what you're doing in the front, a hair door for them? >> next thing more dramatic part. not the side part. little bit more dramatic. so that you almost like grasp everything. kind of like if you gauge right above the curve of the eyebrow. >> right. >> just go right strong. really strong. flat. into the side. and you can access rides it if you have little pieces cents here with really really cool bobby pins, or more after trend than that way. >> okay? >> bobby pin out of your face. >> out of the face,. >> you say you can go to the drug store and get a couple and it looks like you're trying. >> definitely. i went and we will show that in the next zest many. but actually went to see what's on there so i can help you share. >> as we wrap it up, it is about the loses kerri-lee. >> curl? >> definitely. loose curl, perfect distressed, messy hair, where you want to embrace the waves that's going on naturally. and definitely center part. >> okay. >> look down, let's see the eyelashes, those eyelids. see the green? we will talk more about the make up, more about accessories, by the way congratulations cents from the new york fashion week hairstyle person. jamie here too lan will talk about the make up. >> i like the messed up look, yes. you noah trendy heard, too, 90s hair is coming back. >> everything just comes back around. let's be honest? just wait long enough. keep those pants. it will come back around. >> i hate going to the gym. and i have proved that to alex yesterday. she watched. >> i still have to post this on stain gram. i'm going by the 9:00 hour. >> why are we playing for he will? 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[ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >> some researchers have found music can increase beta waves in the brain. and elicit more positive emotional state every mind when you're at the gym. so, they are suggesting exercising, and working out at the gym, with favorite songs, with the ear phones in. and they said this is like the number one song in their research was happy, by ferrell. but the study actually published in the journal of psychology, sports and exercise, so happy made their workers work out 28% more than those who were running inch in silence or different pod casts or books on tape or whatever. >> of all the songs. >> boy that guy got the gym to himself there. i prefer the gym to myself. >> okay. i know that designer's fashion, fashion designers and artists cents push the envelope. they push sewed into uncomfortable places cents, because it is art. right? >> right. >> that woman's holding her own head. >> i don't think i've ever seen that before. >> i haven't. severed heads on the catwalk. dang. why, we'll explain. >> speaking every holding onto something, what about holding ton a love you lost. >> justin there are owe found sweet notes jennifer aniston had saved from brad pitt, you know that led to trouble. is it okay to keep momentos from a past relationship, ladies do you have a boy box you're revealing? >> i'm so hypocritical on this. it is not new knorr one skillet meals discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >> offer the coast of italy, skyfox. >> i was thinking the same thing, funny you said that. >> what's that actually? >> somewhere in the poconos? >> wayne count. >> i wayne county, yes. welcome everybody to the 9:00 hour every good day philadelphia, karen hepp is here. okay, weaver a glimpse at your future. there is a dna kit that will show you what your baby could look like, so we're going to swab our jowls today. say alex and i have a child. we'll be able to tell with the swabbing stuff what characteristics the baby would have. so, i would think, giant eyes. big lower lip. >> is that what you're saying. >> yes. >> also, jennifer laurence in the news. >> she says, get a grip. she responds to the controversy, surrounding this photo, where she is outside in the cold without a coat. while her male co-stars, they look nice and warm. well, she -- people are upset about there is had some very strong words for the critics. >> even throw stuff in the studio. >> love her, so great. hey, let's have party.

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