you. stake a claim on enemy soil, apparently. good job, alex. >> yes, top secret mission good that is great. >> my daddies filming that video so please forgive him he did the best he could. >> mission accomplish. we will explain what she was doing at the parking lot of what stadium. >> at&t stadium. >> there they call it jerry a's palas in dallas. >> yes good we will explain that in a second. >> we need your help this morning. we are teaming up with septa and holding a canned food drive. please subpoena by fourth and market streets between now and 10:00 o'clock. you see a look outside where we are getting cans out there. drop off your canned good for a great cause. >> look at how they painted the septa bus. the it is a beautiful job. we are at corner of fourth and market. lets try to fill that bus up. because people, are hungry in the city and philadelphia bun answer is a great organization. straight up 7:00 o'clock now.

we will start off with the temperatures this morning, guys. will we will go right to it. it is cold out there. 32 degrees in mount pocono. now we have gone below freezing in pottstown. thirty-three in allentown, lancaster. coldest weekday morning especially that we have seen probably in about six months. 41 degrees in philadelphia but only 38 in wilmington. thirty-one in millville we have gone below freezing and right in freezing in atlantic city. weather by the the numbers today is a seven out of ten. because of the frosty morning but we will recover nicely this afternoon with some sunshine. i will show you high in a second. bundle will up if you are outside for a while maybe waiting if are that september bus or school bus, it is even a good idea to have a hat on today. so freeze warning, it does continue for the counties you see highlighted in purple there and our frost advisory for other counties, philadelphia, not included today, we will get our chance coming up aim he sure. fifty-two is our high today.

even whough we are starting off colder then yesterday we will be warmer then yesterday, in the afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds and tonight we are down to about 50 degrees, so not nearly as cold as it was last night. that is your weather authority forecast and seven day coming up to talk about the next chance of rain but right new traffic time in northampton bustleton pike between tanyard road and lower who will an road a water main break there so road is closed until further notice that part of the bustleton pike. alternate is second street or holland road. in moorestown, new jersey, a pole is down so that road is closed take your alternate at camden avenue and route 38. finally bells run road at welsh road an accident there. mike. >> thanks, sue. >> 7:02. new to the latest on that ebola situation. the pentagon says it is forming a team to help medical staff in the united states, if needed, the 30 person support

team comes from all across the military services and will help civilian medical professionals. the centers for disease control and prevention will announce new guidelines for health care workers treating possibly bowl a patients which included using protective gear more efficiently with absolutely, no skin on the entire body, showing. that was the the problem down in dallas their next were exposed those two nurses. the world health organization has officially declared an end to the ebola out break in the country of nigeria. the the announcement comes 42 days since the the last day in nigeria. tests negative for the virus. health officials say nigeria had traces of every contact in the ebola patients in the country. it started with a liberian american 42 days ago all link to the country's first patient. nigeria only had, 20 cases of ebola, including a death, i know that is bad but certainly not as bad as over in sierra

leon and liberia, especially. and a major relief for a cruise ship, dock in galveston texas. they are back. >> first person off the the ship was a lab technician who handled specimens from the victim who died from ebola in texas. passengers took video of the woman leaving the ship. the coastguard helicopter landed at day. while still at sea to take a blood sample from the woman. she tested negative for ebola. lab tech drove herself home under no restrictions. >> she never had it. twenty-one day quarantine for people who came in contact with thomas eric duncan in the days before he died is now over two. one daises max incubation period for ebola. group includes duncan's girlfriend who has had to mourn his death in isolation. as of today the group has had a clean bill of health. >> in nigeria, they believe you should do it 42 days, to make sure. they do twice as long. that is why they think they're bowl free. back here at home, two children from africa, 3 miles

away, were supposed to start cool in south jersey but they will stay home. no symptoms of ebola or anything like that. they are from the continental africa. >> we will get to steve keeley with more in maple shade, good morning, steve. >> we have had this constant stream of worldwide headlines and lead stories like the the four we just had before we come to this story here and so when people think their leaders are not telling them everything it makes people question their leadership and that happened nationally from the start with from centers for disease control admitting missteps and smaller scale in maple shade where parents very upset to hear about a letter sent only to teachers and staff at the howard yokem school that has had kindergarten through second grade only. it aid two kids were going to start school here today, even though they are not sick and showing any symptoms and they are from rwanda on the east coast of africa, far from the west coast where the cases of

this virus had been found. so still parents felt information was being hidden and custodian here over weekend told reporters and staff was going to stay home today and he heard parents were going to keep their kids home today too. >> don't smile in my face and have a secret like that. >> you didn't get a phone call. >> no. >> no e-mail. >> no. i had my mom also a contact at this school as well, she's a secondary contact as well as my brother. we have had three eyes on one child n1 got anything a lot of disbelief that they would jeopardize the safety of their children regardless of if they are not, you you know, not contaminated or whatever, it is disbelief. i don't like it at all. i feel like anybody from that area should stay there until this stuff is resolved. there is nobody affect here. lets just keep it that way. >> so hearing all that concern criticism and fear from some parents, the school district after talking to these

parents, suddenly announced on saturday on its web site that the new kids would not be starting cool here but instead their parents chose to keep them home not just for that 21 day quarantine time but a extra week beyond. that between now and then. hopefully communication gets better between school administration and parents here who will then be satisfied that their kids will be okay and that the new kids will be welcomed here and the parents of the kids who have been going here all along since the start of the school year will feel better informed, satisfied and secure. however, now thaw mention 42 day quarantine don't be surprised if some parents here suddenly want these kids home an extra three weeks on top of that. >> these two children live 3,000 miles away from liberia. >> reporter: right want a even that, you know people think have after rick case a country. they don't think it is a continent. it makes them think these kids are probably close to the infection area.

>> all right, thanks. 7:07. police are searching for two gunman who carried out a home invasion in the long ago, near temple campus. >> lets get to jenny joyce live at the scene with the details, jenny. >> mike and alex, at 6:30 i reported we had not seen any police officers patrolling this block in the 45 minutes that we have been there. well, since then difficult see a philadelphia police cruiser roaming this area about 10 miles after this robbery here. we're hearing it was temple university students robbed at a home in the 1900 block of north 18th street at gunpoint, and unclear if the students were hurt at all a. we know that philadelphia police and temple public safety are involve in the investigation and i have been in touch with the spokesperson for the school, he is waiting to get briefed on the situation and will get back to us. temple tweeted out that the robbers two men one wearing a bucks county community college sweat shirt, police are asking call 911 if you have any

information and the last time i was on the block was september when temple university announced they were expanding their zone to now include this block. unfortunately still a crime. mike an alex. >> yeah, all right. we will stay on that. police are also investigating a deadly shooting in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. a man was found laying on the 1800 block of east ontario street with two gunshot wounds around 2:30. police say victim's girlfriend found him after she says she did not return home from the store. police say homes in the area were also hit in the middle of the gunfire but no one else was hurt. police are looking for the the shooter but only have very little information they say to go on at this point. preliminary hearing has been set for the man accused of running down a seven year-old girl in west philadelphia 25 year-old jameer banks is accused of a september hit and run near forty-second and girard. banks fled the scene and turned himself into authorities a few days later.

victim was injured but did not survive. in a west philadelphia, ground breaking ceremony will be held for a new police headquarters today. >> yeah, headquarters is being moved to the old prudential life building located right there at forty-sixth and market street. the city morgue and offices of the health center will also be located at the the new location. mayor michael nutter will deliver remarks at ground breaking ceremony this afternoon. we will be there. and a man spotted in the poconos with mud covering his face was probably eric frein. >> how frightening is this for this woman. that is according to officialness charge of the manhunt. now, it is into its 38th day they are looking for that cop killer. a woman out taking a walk near pocono mountains east high school where eric frein went to school, came within 20 feet of the man, friday night. she said he was carrying a rifle with the scope on top of it, and eric frein was once a student at that very high

school. search is now shifting to the swift water area of paradise township. investigators say he killed one state trooper and wounded another during an ambush at a state police barracks more than five weeks ago. he has been on the run ever since, yeah, this is in the 38th day of looking for that guy. meantime schools in the pocono mountains school district will be opened today even that high school with high security. >> that is interesting because earlier they closed a all of the schools down. >> first five days. >> yeah. >> school district's web site says additional police officers will be near the swift water cam pause. search is on for two thieves who pulled off an armed robbery in chickie and pete's in drexel hill. >> masked man enter the -- first of all look at this, one the of the robbers has a chickie and pete's sweat shirt on. is this the trend robbers will dress up in the uniforms of the store they are robbing? wow, this is about 10:00 o'clock yesterday morning. one of the robbers was wearing

glasses. the men went straight to the manager's office put the a gun to their heads and forced them to open up a safe. they took out $16,000 in cash, and then forced the manager and three other workers into this walk in freezer and then they took off. >> everybody gets shook up by this. they are evil people. they need to be caught. people will will take a look at these videos and somebody will see something they will recognize. >> yeah, boy does this sound like an inside job or what. knowing there would be $15,000 cash there at 9:30 or ten in the morning. nobody was physically hurt. chickie and pete's opened for business as usual a few hours later because a big football sunday. but wearing chickie and pete's sweat shirt as you robbed the place? weird. at 7:12. we will get to national news. up investigators are trying to determine if human remains found on the abandoned property are those of missing university of virginia student hanna graham. >> they should probably know

today. discovery location could be a key clue in this case. >> discovery was made saturday about 12 miles from campus and investigators called this a significant discovery because the the area is familiar to the suspect, jesse matthew. police say they are going to spend the next couple of days researching and searching the rural area for clues. >> the other thing that is very significant here is the fact that jesse matthew's mother owned a home about a block away from where the remains were found yesterday and this is an area that jesse matthew's grew up in and very familiar with. >> they say they are searching for clues because investigators say the area is also about 6 miles from where the body of another missing college student were found. matthew is suspect to have something to to with that case from 2009 but has not been charged. australia is now offering military support in the fight against isis. >> country announced yesterday that it will deploy 200 special forces to assist iraqi troops in the the fight against militants.

the the pledge of support comes as u.s. led coalition continues to strike isis in both iraq and syria. but some military experts say isis isn't the only problem impacting iraq right now. weakness of the iraqi military is also a concern. >> it is being done by scratch. there is no iraqi national guard. they have to be built up before they go on the count are offensive or see iraqis go on the counter offence i have begins isil so it will take time. >> in the meantime pentagon has dropped weapons, ammunition and weapon supplies to kurdish forces on the ground trying to hold the syrian border town of cabani. >> those air drops were made about an hour and a half ago. we will see what happens. despite heavy air pollution beijing marathon went on as expect yesterday. >> runners used masks and sponge toes battle smog. according to the environmental center air rate was at the most serious rate on child a's air quality index. it was bad enough to prompt advisory from participant who were elderly or respiratory

diseases. >> can you imagine 26.2 miles with thick pollution in your face. >> i cannot imagine that at all. some of our fox 29 team will be putting on their walking shoes this weekend, to end alzheimer's. >> oh, again, okay. is there shawnette wilson, there is chris o'connell, sue serio and bruce gordon out over the weekend this was in wilmington. it was a good morning too. weather was great. we will have more. >> not over yet. >> join us as we continue to walk to end alzheimer's. join team fox 29 for two other walks coming up for atlantic city think upcoming sunday october 26th. join jenny joyce and chief meteorologist scott williams and also at citizens bank park november 9th. for more information log on to my fox philly.com and family focus section because we'd love you to join us. >> you ought to do that one at the ballpark. >> they are all good. >> i hear it is a great one. >> thousands come out, sue. >> philadelphia one at citizens bank park is fun, because you get to walk through citizens bank park and

that is the biggie of them all but hopefully you'll be able to make one of them and love to see you all that came out on saturday, fun. now, we have got 41 degrees is our official morning low and the last time we were that cold was april 24th. this is coldest air basically in six months. we have a frost advisory for counties you see in blue there and a freeze warning until 8:00 a.m. for cumberland, atlantic, part of the burlington, ocean county and lehigh valley and poconos, frost on the pull kin, first frost of the season for many, look at the temperatures i it is 32 degrees at mount pocono. just below in pottstown. thirty-four in trenton. thirty-two in wrightstown. now that sunrise is happening we will start to see temperatures arrive and then, arrive quickly but we are still at freezing in atlantic city and millville 31 degrees.

such a cold morning. we have another cold front on the way plus a possible coastal storm that has not formed giving us possibility of rain in the middle of the week. with high pressure in control, enjoy the sunshine. lets look at the future cast. we have a possibility of a few showers you'll probably sleep through that. later on in the afternoon and evening, tomorrow is when we have more showers around and it looks like these showers will kind of hang around on and off through wednesday, and then even through thursday, so none of this really for the future cast is real clear yet because one storm hasn't even form yet. in the meantime we had temperatures close to 80. it was after the the high temperature, after we had a high of 72 on saturday. that was the chilly change we had been promising you. it happened, it is here. today we're warmer then yesterday with a a high of 62 degrees. sixty-six tomorrow with a chance of showers, chance of on is rain on wednesday with

temperatures, in the 50's through thursday, and over weekend it does look good for eagles game, walk in atlantic city on sunday and whatever else you want to do with sunshine. it will be autumnal and cool, that is your seven day. here's traffic at 7:16. we have kenneth square, baltimore pike and greenwood road, we have an accident that involves a tractor trailer, right there on route one. on the roosevelt boulevard northbound past c street there is an accident in the outer drive and then in malvern, church street the at east first avenue an accident that involves a pedestrian. more information on that coming, alex. mike, have you seen this, one of my favorite college marching band. ohio state marching band gave buck eyes fans a little kiss during their half time show this weekend. lets take a look. >> ♪

>> i love it. >> yes. >> break ago apart. >> i love that. >> yes. >> they gave a break performance. buck eyes set record. ohio state won 56-17, so cool. >> they are good, man. i don't know how they do it, every home game it is something new. >> maybe they never get to class. >> he didn't break any records last night but payton manning did. how about that. tony romo's having a good, good game yesterday. he has been playing well all season, six straight victory. >> so, what do you think, are the eagles better or right now are the cowboys better than the eagles. later what if your car

could talk to other cars the road just to keep your safe? we will tell you how one company is working to make it all a reality. and don't forget about our canned food drive this morning we are taking a live look outside we are teaming up with septa to benefit philabundance. stop by our studios a at fourth and market streets between now and 10:00 o'clock to drop off some canned goods so we make sure we will get a lot of food out there for those who need it. >> we a will guys for just springing this on and not warning but this last week but we will be out there until 10:00 o'clock. you still have time. get on down here.

don't be fooled by that sunshine, it is cold. >> very cold. >> freezing, almost. >> too cold for me. >> it is airport there. >> big lolly-pop up there. >> lets talk eagles. they are in second place behind the the cowboys in the nfc east standings but we're so excited. >> hi sean and john john from

97.5. >> we have standings right behind you, those cowboys six and one. giant three and four. redskins two and five. how did the cowboys, well, how did they get to be six and one. i thought they stunning last year. >> you take this one. >> they can run the football. their offensive line is tremendous. the tony romo, you take the ball out of tony romo's hand and say you don't to have win the game all the time then he looks g still making plays but not as many mistakes. you saw the game yesterday. it is at home. i will not the sit the here and say cowboys are unbelievable. they have two really good wide receivers. two good tightened. and romo is having his best year so far as a professional. in that second half he was 15 of 16, in that second half yesterday. i mean he is really playing well. cowboys are for real. people want to start, getting tweets yesterday with seattle, seahawks went into st. louis

and lost and everything is like that win doesn't seem that impressive. every single week you are talking about super bowl champion. you are going to get up for that game, that is all i will say. >> do what you were saying before. does it really count. they lost to one of the worst team in the league. >> simple question, dallas cowboys are a good squad. yes. it doesn't matter, they beat. >> compare, the the eagles beating the giants and dallas beating the giants. >> they struggled even though at home they still struggled to beat them and we shut them down. >> i watched that game, every single play, giants were lucky to be in it. they had a number of breaks from the refs, a couple of full familiars, the running play that is didn't work out for them in the second half, but i'm just saying i look at this and i think cowboys are a real good squad. >> while we are kissing cowboys butt saying they are great, are eagles as good. we are not even halfway

through season. bengals through three games were the best team in the nfl. just because, just because you are at the the top of your game right now, seattle three-three. it doesn't mean a hill of beans. we have seen it with the giant. get in the playoffs. win some games. what can happen. cowboys might be six and one. injuries and ineffectiveness doesn't mean anything right now. they look good or don't look good. >> neither one of them can beat the broncos. >> best team in football right now is denver broncos. second best team is or toy say green bay packers. they are really looking good offensively. they are moving the ball up and down. that is carolina panthers is there anybody that will break this record of payton manning, andrew luck maybe. >> good lord, i don't know. >> twenty years from now. >> dan marino has 420. i don't know, dan marino only had 420 touchdown passes a and payton manning throws 509. >> in the nfl where you don't run the ball anymore i guess

they could but longevity other than miss ago this one year, that was it. >> it was 510 now. >> yes. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. >> all right. >> well, i think now we will go to a break. but you know him as eagles linebacker but football isn't his whole life, how conner barwin is using his star power to help, sports in haiti. >> we will talk about the eagles game with him, that is for sure. >> if you think your mondays are bad we sent quincy to the haunted house, kind of scary, isn't it, quincy. >> very scary. i'm going to she you coming up next creamy acre farms, night the of terror, it is so cold out here. in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger.

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i think quincy is as well. that is why we have sent him to a haunted house filled with clowns because we do stuff like that. >> poor quincy. >> he can hear us. >> yes. >> there is a lot going on. >> you'll experience what he experienced over today, a house full of clowns. it is considered one of the best haunted houses in america. >> really. >> we have sent q. >> oh, yeah, because we weren't going. >> no. >> well, federal government is taking new steps this morning to stop the spread of ebola. >> this comes as a family and friend of thomas duncan are relieved from quarantine. we will see family and friend. when it comes to health care workers they still have have some things to work out. >> good morning, mike and alex. it is amaze to go watch these circles around the people who had contact with thomas duncan. they are all being monitor in the wake of the health care workers, testing positive. real big development in the

past day and a half, two days, is that the tea fence department has this quick reaction team right the now that they will send in if there is any other positive cases. that is 20 doctors, five trainers, nurses, they have dereplied within 72 hours, inside of the u.s. so that is a unique kind offset up for quick reaction force. >> so a lot of people say you have to kill this thing at the source which is west africa but more heat for the president to cancel flights around that region in the world. >> reporter: a lot of heat. it is coming from both sides of the aisle now. whether that is driven by poles that suggest that is where the american people think it should be and we're facing midterms in just two weeks. i don't know. there is definitely a call among capitol hill from lawmakers on both sides. >> it sound like it makes so much sense but his argument is more people would lie bit and at least we are tracking

people now, but real quickly did you see cabani still stands in northern syria, and about an hour and a half ago we dropped some more weapons and food for the kurds. >> reporter: you know, hanging on a thread according to folks on the ground but the the u.s. with the c130 dropped some ammunition and weapons supplies to the kurds, holding off isis in that town. before i leave you i just want to say as a kiddy was afraid of clowns. >> yes, i think we were you a were. >> we'd love to you come to mulika and go to see this experience because we'd love to see you freak that would be great. >> see you soon. >> we will see you guys. >> i don't know, sue, can you handle clowns. >> there are happy clowns and scary clowns. i have a feeling we will see ladder later on this morning. even though the sunnies up it is dark inside that house.

it is fun for him but not fun waiting for the bus this morning. buddy a has his warm jacket on plus his hat. mom said wear a hat and he had to. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's. you won't be sorry. look at these three, 2 degrees in mount pocono. 31 degrees in pottstown. right at freezing in wrightstown just above freezing in lancaster and below freezing in millville, new jersey this morning. so these are the coldest temperatures we have seen in six months. we will give you a seven because by the end of the day, it will be great. each day will be warmer then it was, yesterday, so freeze warnings continue for about, under a half an hour, in the counties thaw see there and then we have frost advisories in effect right now for all of the surrounding counties. you can see i-95 corridor always milder there. 62 degrees is our high. fifty tonight. so not nearly as cold as last night, just a free view of coming attractions, as it gets

colder. let's check traffic. we have a problem in northampton, an accident on bustleton pike between tanyard road and lower holland road. it is a water main break. that road is closed until further notice. second street pike or holland road are your alternates n moorestown new jersey king highway, a pole is down, road is closed. take alternate camden avenue or route 38. and on roosevelt boulevard northbound passed c street there is an accident on the outer drive there. mike. imagine, no more traffic reports like you just did, in more traffic accidents? technology working to get sue out of her job. >> no. >> this may be reality sooner then you think. real smart cars talking to each other. >> i like that. >> don't forget about our canned food drive we are teaming up with septa to benefit philabundance so stop by our studios at fourth and

market street between now and 10:00 o'clock this morning so drop off your canned good we have seen people out there already this morning. >> yeah that young woman just dropped off cans. we also want to see your halloween decorations, this one fridays joy, do you want to see your photos on air? look at that, cutie in the lion costumes. >> it is from jennifer but that is found. >> this one is from joy. >> sheer called it her ghoulish table i like that. pumpkins and candles, all kind of things. make sure you use hash tag fox 29 good day and we will put it on tv, put us in the spirit.

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well, ford motor company is developing a potentially life saving device, in their cars. >> according to the financial times, ford is developing a driving seat that can detect a potential heart a attack and bring the car to a stop. it is late coast trying to tap

into a growing number of consumers over 60. >> hold on, it is monitoring your heart rate through your butt. >> i guess that is what that means, yes. >> really. >> yeah. >> that is good though. >> or maybe your back, that could be it. >> either way connect or tested. >> we will ask doctor mike about that. >> well, meanwhile virtual safety of getting in the car toys buckle up but you can never predict what other drivers will do. >> i was driving a car the the other day, the guy wasn't buckled up. i don't know why i would feel better. >> did he buckle up. >> no. >> well, that is about to change ladies and gentlemen. chris murphy, what are these connect cars. >> these cars are actually talking with one other. they are connect cars because they can send out location information up to ten times a second. now, the location technology inside a car, warns drivers of impending danger. researchers are now testing these new technology to make

them safer. >> cars will no longer run into each other. so if they are communicating information about where they are, now suppose, i did get distract looking down here and i started rolling forward. well, with vehicles talking to each other it would stop my car. >> listen to this, technology will also connect those behind the wheel to those walking in front of it with a new app telling both drivers and pedestrians when to pump the breaks. >> the connected cars is set to begin in 2017. >> it makes sense. >> totally. >> indeed. >> i guess it sound like it is more automatic. >> welshing we see commercials for a little bit of to technology on the air already. >> with the self backing cars. >> yes, a little beat to let you know. >> mercedes, a friend of mine has a mercedes, gets tired it tells to you pull over. >> how does it no. >> you are swerving a little

bit. >> yes. >> pull over. >> with this kind of stuff it will make us lazy and not as focused because we think the the car,. >> it will take a generation alex, like i'm too old ever to be comfortable in a vehicle will like that but if you are born and rode around in one of those cars, from birth it will catch up. >> how about this this, auto pilot. these planes are overhead on auto pilot. >> i wish we had auto pilot here. >> 7:42. how many kids are going to get this under the the christmas tree. >> breaking bad toys. breaking bad toys? action figures. toys-r-us, what are you thinking? why this one woman is on a personal drive-in america to get these breaking bad action figures off the toy shelves. >> i didn't even know kids watched breaking bad.

>> and, canned food drive this morning, outside, right now we are at fourth and market. we will be here until the end of the show, so, collecting to go through philadelphia bun answer so join us. >> we are going to be here until 10:00 o'clock. this is very embarrassing because we didn't tell you friday we were doing this. so come on down. in fact, i'll stand out there until # 1:00 if you just bring some canned goods.

the 7:46. sue is mentioning rain but it is just chilly, that is what everybody is thinking about this monday morning. >> it is a shock to the system, alex because it has been six months since we have been this cold in the morning. the last time it was 41 degrees in philadelphia, at the the morning low was april 24th. and that is just about exactly six months ago. almost. so frost advisory in effect until 8:00a m for counties that surround the met the toast area. that i-95 corridor outlining areas. always get colder. freeze warnings even for some places like cumberland county, new jersey, atlantic county, half of burlington county, ocean county, northampton, lehigh, monroe, carbon counties it got really cold overnight. we have a few minutes of those

advisories. we are right around freezing in mount pocono, allentown, lancaster. forty-one in philadelphia a below freezing in millville, new jersey. mid week rain coming not only from this frontal system in the great lakes area but we do expect the storm to form along the the coast, all indications are, but future cast has rain as early as 1:00 in the morning. it has sunshine, frost giving way to sunshine and 62 degrees as a high and rain is possible, on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, more rain constantly on and off but chance is there for those three days but it looks like we will clear out, pretty nicely for the weekend with temperatures in the 60's and plenty of sunshine both days. quite autumnal. >> yes. >> sue, because you had an eagles logo up on sunday. >> i took it off. >> you know it is in arizona. >> of course, difficult. >> yes, you did.

>> i just like eagles. >> yes. >> that is right. >> makes sense. >> that is my story. sticking to it. >> never mind. >> it is 7:47. in bensalem, thank you mike for saving me. state road between street road and dunksferry road is there an accident there in bensalem and that road is closed. we understand a tractor trailer might have been involved. the the alternate is bristol pike. abington, saint john road at norman road there is an accident and in glenside limekiln pike at glenside avenue an accident there as well. a lot of accidents this morning. it is cold out. so is halloween a week from friday. >> sit really that soon. >> my goodness. >> the 31st, right. >> yes, coming up. >> thanks, staff. so if you wanting to to one of the most scary haunted houses, in the country, it is in our area. >> everyone is talking about the 3c's, that is costumes, candy and clowns, really,

quincy, i don't know how you are doing this. >> i'm okay. >> where are you? >> yeah, clowns. i'm in the clown house. i'm at creamy acre towns, night of terror in mulika, new jersey. earlier last week i went in and i explored this clown house. lets check it out. >> this is the clown house. okay. it smells a little it is a little bit scary. >> wow, okay. >> wow, okay. >> wow, wow. >> oh, my god. >> this is so fun. >> new we have to go through

suds. >> what is this. i'm getting sprayed. >> now if that wasn't enough, let's see, this feels like atlantic city. i feel like i'm in a techno club. >> this is a lot of work, people. now it is over.

>> okay. >> that was scary. the just too scary for me, okay. so they are opened the entire month of october. >> did you pea your pants. >> it was, mike, i feel like you set me up for these kind of assignments. you know i don't like clowns, i don't like heights and i'm here. >> they were so close to you. >> it is just too close. trust me, the whole walk through the clown house, it is about five to ten minutes long. it is like are you done yet. i'm trying not to say bad words. i don't like to, do i not like to be scared. but i went through, you you can go ever night in october, entire month of october but clowns, they come out of like no where. >> i will be on a hey ride next hour. >> yes. >> next hour. >> it looks like sky fox is now at that deadly accident, in bucks county. >> this is in bensalem, state

road between dunksferry road. this has a road closed, and we will tell you how to get around this. there is a tractor trailer that is blocking the roadway right there. it is street road and dunks ferry road. >> street road at dunks ferry road. >> street road at dunks ferry road. >>

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no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. okay. this bus, this giant september bus, will be out there many in 10:00 o'clock this morning. again a pol guys for not warning but this on friday. if we can talk them in to it, we will stay past 10:00 o'clock this morning if that helps some of you to gather enough canned goods right now to stuff this bus, and it goes right to philadelphia bun answer a great organization. so we will still be there until after 10:00 o'clock to give you plenty of time. 7:55. out with the old and in with the new from computers to

light bulbs and cars, technology is changing the world around us. >> yes. >> what is here today will be gone tomorrow, and replaced with something more advanced. so kiplinger's, their web site, put out a list of at least six things that are on the way out. you'll probably never use them again. >> first one incandescent light bulbs when was last time you bought one of those. this year it became illegal to manufacture, 40 to 100 what the bulbs. the the incandescent bulbs are being replaced, with those curling bulbs that last for years. >> another one, the plow, it turns out too much soil and requires diesel fuel which cuts into farmer profits. it releases carbon monoxide. >> i have a question then, anybody who has done any farming in your life who is watching, how will you till the soil if you don't have a plow. >> i guess is there new technology for it.

>> shovels. >> that would be going backwards. >> what do they use. >> i don't get that one. >> internet privacy. every movies track by advertisers and marketers and hackers, are getting more savvy. so our security is now gone. >> that is a scary one. >> and u.s. mailboxes. u.s. postal service is losing business. they dropped 55 percent from 2004 to 2013. they are slowly eliminating the box that he is don't get enough traffic. >> i cannot tell you the last time i put a piece of letter into one of those blue you boxes where do you put it. >> well, i just e-mail people. >> i go to the post office. i don't go to the boxes. i like to walk in the post office if i'm mailing something. >> that is cool, get in that long line. >> yes. >> here's something that is going out, the the clutch pedal. people really in this country, i say over 90 percent of the drivers, drive automatic,

don't you you think. do you have a stick. >> not at all. >> have you ever tried. >> i would be terrified. >> have you tried. >> once in my life and i could not figure it out. >> did you grind your gears. >> probably, and messed up the whole car. >> and textbook, they will be replaced by e readers. >> that is already library, and she had to take shots for it. >> because she liked going to the library. >> yes. >> okay, a sports reporter, got quite the surprise during a pregame interview, yesterday. >> instead of answering a question a player plants a kiss on her cheek, lets take a

look. >> i know it is still preseason. you are making a position for tonight. but they are interchangeable. what is the approach. >> same approach. you know how i do, tina. >> all right, all right. >> okay. he also said he just goes off the feel of the game just like he does with interviews i guess. >> they are interchangeable. >> that is christian thompson who knows that reporter. >> did you see that wink he gave. >> yes. >> she works for a fox station there, allie clifton is her name. you know what that reminded me of when i saw this yesterday, when suzy column ber of philadelphia, had to interview joe nameth live. >> what does it mean to you, live when the team is struggling. >> i want to kiss you. i could not careless about the teams struggling.

>> i just want to kiss you, suzy. joe later admitted he was drunk. he did apologize to suzy, a few days after that happened. >> it happens a lot. they do. good day to you it is monday october 20th, 2014, here we go. we have some breaking news, sky fox live over a deadly accident in bensalem. we have an alternate road to work with this morning. >> yes. >> wish we could see that car there. >> and a good one. >> blanket over there, obliterate that had vehicle. >> it is the coldest morning, we have seen in six months. and, april 24th was the last time it was this cold. so just a little warning before you walk out the the door. we will tell you what else is in store this week in your weather authority forecast, mike. >> one of my favorite players, eagles linebacker connor barwin mr. sack man is here,

how he is preparing for sundayes game against those cardinals out in arizona. plus he is a good guy. incredible way he is helping people in haiti, and our country. here's quincy. >> this doesn't look too scary. i'm here at creamy acre farms. night of terror with this hey ride, it gets scary. i'll show you coming up. >> and we will be right back to this breaking news, and, we will start off with traffic this morning. >> yes. >> and, it is between street road and dunksferry road. it is an accident that has the the road closed. sky fox is over it right now. the it is a tractor trailer and a car as you you can see, involved if that accident and it looks like the damage to the car, was pretty bad. we understand there was a fatality in this accident. here are your alternate, bristol pike is a good alternate, that will keep police on the scene and also

schuylkill expressway eastbound, and bristol pike is your alternate for that one. >> new to another accident, right. >> right, on the schuylkill expressway, and, montgomery drive there is an accident, and, finally on the pennsylvania turnpike, right now we have an accident there, and left lane is blocked. so, we have to talk about the cold and new there is sun glare. >> yes. >> this morning. >> so we have to keep that in mind. >> sunnies bright but still in the 30's. >> but we will recover quickly here, in fact, we might be milder then we were yesterday. it was pretty chilly yesterday. we have freezing temperatures in pottstown, just a little will bit above in trenton. we have 41 degrees in philadelphia, 33 at atlantic city. thirty-eight in dover. it is cold out there. especially since we are not used to it. even though it is nice later on we will give you a seven out of ten because of the frosty morning and bus stop buddy, made him wear a hat today. temperatures in the 30's. the waiting for the school bus. right now, 62 is your high.

mix of sun and clouds. cool afternoon but pretty nice. we were in the the 50's yesterday. we're down to 50 degrees because of the clouds as night. we won't be nearly as cold as it was last night. the just a preview of coming a attractions. >> that is right, alex, this is a preview of the cold harsh winter. >> i'm preparing myself now. i'm already really cold. >> yes. >> 8:03. police are searching for two gunman who carried out a robbery, near the temple university campus. >> it happened last night on the 1900 block of north 18th street in north philadelphia. police say that two men entered the home and robbed a group of temple students. it is in the clear what was taken or if anyone was hurt. all right. it is almost 8:04. lets take a look at a philadelphia city hall, police are expected to give the first non-criminal citation for a marijuana offense, as a marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect in the

city today. beautiful live shot. two local marijuana legislation act vice will help police demonstrate how police and citizens should engage during these encounters involving pot fines. we will now be issued for possession up to 30 grams, and for smoking weed in public. we have the largest city in america to have a law like this. and 8:04. now for the latest on the ebola situation, pentagon says it is forming a team to he help medical staff in the u.s., if needed. >> 309 person support team comes from all across the military services and will help, civilian medical professionals here in the united states. cdc announced new guidelines for health care workers treating ebola after the the fiasco in dallas which included now using protective gear with absolutely no skin showing. in dallas a little bit of their neck on those newses

were showing. meanwhile the quarantine for people of family and friend who came in contact with thomas eric duncan in the days before he died is now over. twenty-one daises the maximum incubation period for ebola. group includes duncan's girlfriend who had to mourn his death in isolation. as of today the group has a clean bill of health. back here at home fears ebola has reached a burlington county school. >> two students from africa, rwanda, who were supposed to start school this morning are going to stay home. their parents decided to keep them home. despite not being from the area, that is enclose to where this virus is rampant, rewand a is 3,000 miles away. >> even though it is thousands oz have miles away is there still a lot of fear this morning and steve keeley is live with the the story. >> reporter: well, question we wanted to answer from school authorities is are they keeping kids home by forcing them or suggesting to the parents that they stay home for did the parents volunteer

f lou the at the web site the school superintendent makes it sound like the parents chose to keep their kids home today. but, no comment. she said all of the information we will release is on our web site. through see a plus on the school sign here at howard y yocu m that is far from the failing grade school leaders get for subject of communication. parents were very unhappy to learn about this letter sent only to teachers and staff here last week saying that the two kids from africa were going to start school here today. even though they are not the sick, show no symptoms of any illness, and, are from rwanda, 3,000 miles away from the closest country with cases on have this virus, will school in must anyhow is taking their temperatures three times a day for 21 days. parents felt that information was being hid friend them. the custodian here told reporters that it was going to stay home today out of fear and parents were going to keep their kids off from school today too.

>> so, we say don't smile to my face and have a a secret like that. >> you didn't get a phone call. >> no. >> no e-mail. >> no i had my mom, also a contact at that school as well. she's a secondary contact as well as my brother. so we had three eyes on one child n1 got anything a lot of disbelief that they would even jeopardize the the safety of the children, regardless of their not contaminated or whatever, it is still a little bit of disbelief. i don't like it at all. i feel like, anybody from that area should just stay there until this stuff is resolved. there is nobody infected here. let's keep that it way. >> well hearing all that criticism and concern from parents school district after talking to those parents, suddenly announced on saturday at web site that the new kids would not start school here today after all their parents, and chose to keep them home for today. the entire 21 day quarantine team plus an extra week on top of. that between now and then,

alex and mike we hope communication gets better between the school and everybody satisfied here that the about a month from now even though kids won't be here making halloween decoration was their new friends hopefully they will make those paper call for turkies and everybody will be happy, by then. >> i hope so. >> a lot of people on twitter it wasn't so much they didn't want kids from school is that they weren't told, parents weren't told. i wonder where the nurse got idea that she needed to do this. >> reporter: mike, the nurse doesn't know everything about ebola anyway because 13 percent of people with ebola show no temperatures. that doesn't prove anything. so parents that saw that on the news watching all this blanket wall to wall coverage say taking the temperatures doesn't mean these kids don't have a sickness anyhow there was concern and everybody ride just don't not tell us well, certainly this is relating to this story.

>> ebola is having an affect on the travel industry. fears are growing after a nurse infect with the deadly virus flew on the plane a day before being diagnosed. few airlines have stopped flying as a result. >> a lot of people here didn't want to sees them flights stopped and president obama is calling for american to use caution, he is than the in favor of banning travel to west africa a region being torn apart by this deadly virus but some lawmakers aren't sure about his decision. >> actually the president has to very seriously consider the fact that if we don't want people from infect area to be flying in the country, but at the end of the day, it is a decision for the president, if he called me and asked me would i say a ban at this point makes sense. >> so what does make sense here? i understand why people would want to put a ban in immediately. it seems like the thing to do but travel expert mike murphy we have on the show all the time. >> i think those three

countries and people getting diseases can come to the u.s. i say that with great reservation. in the beginning i said in travel ban but right now this is continuing to spread, heavily in those three countries. nigeria has it under control. they have snuffed it out in nigeria. but sierra a leon and liberia it is rampant. stop diseases. people can still get in there, health workers and other folks but that doesn't stop the big problem. >> go ahead. >> explain the president and the cdc people, they don't want a ban. i will try to explain it. the way i understand it. they are monitoring 150 people coming in from african countries every day in this country. if you ban it, they will start lying and sneaking it in. >> they are saying we have people that will look at you when you come in and we will go ahead and check things out and make sure you don't i have fever. it is 21 day incubation per. with you will not see anything until they are there.

so the traveling public, they shouldn't be concern, about ebola. here's the the reason why. thomas duncan, right. he comes in. he interact was a hundred family members while contagious. >> his fee an as who was hugging and kissing him while he was sweating. >> she didn't get it. >> we have all these people coming in contact, 22 days later, not one of them has tested positive. so, we think about africa. we can put anybody in this bucket. you can fit the united states, india, eastern europe and china into the land mass have of africa. you can really put in perspective. you being afraid of maple shade something is going on in l.a. really. it is not rational. >> too many miles in between. >> what about this in general. i went to dallas. >> yes. >> there are some people on the train who have masks, gloves, is that really necessary. >> no, if you listened to the cdc they have made some mistakes but fact is it is not airborne. the it is not like sars was.

it is not h1n1. very different. thomas duncan is a great example i have seen a couple people on flights with those masks. i think you can, have the flu, with a mask over your face. >> absolutely it is flu season. >> it will not help with you ebola. it comes in contact with bodily fluids that is how it spreads as of now. could things change. >> it could mutate into an airborne virus. >> exactly. >> here's another thing on travel to africa by putting a ban on those countries it tells the rest of the world that every other country in africa is fine to go to for the the most part. so these tourist, south africa, kenya, you name it, go ahead and travel there, enjoy it. you will get a great deal today anyway. >> well, it will hurt the the economy for those three countries. >> it is what it is. >> what can we do. >> mark, good job. >> 8:12. look who is here? here he is. hey connor is what up.

>> what is up. >> all right. we will talk to connor about the eagles. we have a big game sunday. >> come into the light. >> new studio. >> i don't know how this works now. >> yes. now. >> yes.

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sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. our next guest is a great, start this season, connor barwin already has six sacks in the eagles first six games. >> that is darn good. >> connor, welcome. >> good to be here. >> mike calls you the the sack man. >> i like that. >> sack specialist. >> yes. >> what is it about this year. you are all fired up this year. >> well, it is only six games. we're off to a good start. second year in chip kelly's system. everybody is more comfortable. more leaders on the team. we have a long way to go but first six weeks have gone so well. >> why does a guy like you, what is it about a sack, what does it feel like. >> well, i mean it is the best

part of the game, for us. but for me, i have had some sack success rushing the passer but my job is to do everything on defense. i don't always just rush passer, i stop the run, drop in coverage. it is calling for me to rush more these last three weeks. that is why i have had production i have had. >> can we roll that again. >> how sit to hit eli manning. he is a nice guy but it is great. >> does he say anything like eli, yeah. >> well, you yell something. they had a clip of me. i don't even remember that as well. you just are screaming. >> out of body experience. >> yes. >> you know we have to ask, are you worried at all about the cowboys. >> no, not really. we worry about ourselves and improving as a team from week to week. cowboys are doing well right now. that is down the line we have to play them.

>> cardinals won too that is the next game. >> they are six and one. they are playing well. >> five and one. >> i think they are six and one. >> don't let him sack you, mike. >> you are probably right. >> of course, i'm right. get that on tape, i'm right. good luck next week. >> let's talk about what a nice guy you are. what were you doing in haiti in the off season. >> i partnered with hig for last couple years. >> what is nrg. >> they are the ones that dot stadium at the the link. they do five other stadium with the solar and wind. they do work in haiti every year for a while now. they invited me to go down there on a company trip where we put solar on an an orphanage and dry try to get the school off the grid that is unreal. the it really changes them for the organization and the school. >> how are things down there after the the earthquake. >> they are still pretty bad.

>> yes. >> there is a lot of help that is needed. nrg has been doing work down there for six years. they have done a couple schools, two hospitals. we are working on a orphanage. there is a lot of work. >> are any other stadiums like the link now with the turbines. >> there is no other stadium that has wind turbine but energy has done five other stadiums in the nfl but the one that makes me happy is the power, generated at the link, at peak power level is higher then any other stadiums. so we are doing it the the best. >> we are the best. >> well, thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> nice to meet the sack man. >> people want to know if you are single. >> i am not single. >> you ask me that every time i come on this show. >> he loves talking about people love life. >> he is taken. >> yes. >> go get them. >> hang you for having me on. >> always great to see you. >> are you still taking bus down to the novacare.

>> i take the bus down and then subway backup. >> really. >> carbon footprint. >> exactly. >> very nice. >> this is a little bit weird, there is a calendar out there, quite risque, this was shot, on a u.s. national guard base. why these bikini folks are now under investigation by the government. >> don't forget stop by fourth and market street between now and 10:00 o'clock this morning so we can have have canned goods. we have cans so far this morning but we'd like to see more. please stop by.

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fat chance in 20 on five. well, utah national guard, and again, utah, the utah national guard is investigated and being investigated after release of a risque swimsuit calendar and video shot on their base. >> hot shots 2015. >> baby. >> wow. >> national guard is looking into the the potential unauthored use of military equipment, or personnel, using tanks there and everything else. models were used but also the video appears to show members of the national guard, officials say there was no official approval for this project and will determine if action needs to be taken against anyone. >> slow down the reads so we can see more of this. >> my gosh. >> how do you get on there and say something like that around and no one notices.

>> someone made a mistake. >> maybe they were looking like you are looking and they are like it is fine. it is okay. >> utah. >> of all states. >> somebody will be in trouble. >> definitely. >> it could even be a security concern you can walk up and take some guns and stuff and drive a tank around. >> yeah. >> all right, brides, listen up. >> you may have just one more thing you may be forgotting, the social media trend couples are forgetting about and then deeply regretting. >> what would that be. >> you have to tune into find out. >> does it involve twitter. don't forget, i'm going to -- do we, do we? we will be here until ten come on back.

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we have been hearing from you on twitter this morning, mostly because you are shock

by the cold. but here's something, that was interesting, from our friends at wildwood, 365, only 217 days until memorial day. >> counting it down. >> temperatures are cold this morning. mid 30's in mount pocono, allentown. 32 degrees. right at freezing in pottstown. thirty-four in trenton. forty-one in philadelphia. degree above freezing in millville and atlantic city. it is still cold but sunnies out now. it will start to take temperatures up pretty quickly. seven out of ten your number of the day because of the frost this morning. cold start that we still have out there and bus stop buddy is bunled up for his wait for school bus. temperatures are only in the 30's and 40's. that frost advisory continues until 9:00 a.m. just for lancaster county. it has been lifted every where else. sixty-two should be our high today which is, pretty good. sun and clouds. we have weather, wind out of

the southwest. tonight we are down to 50. clouds roll in. we are anticipating possibility of some showers tomorrow. it won't be as cold as we were last night with that low temperature of 50 in the city, 40's in the suburbs. more reasonable tonight. that is your weather authority forecast. time for the roads. biggest problem we have had is this terrible accident in bensalem, it is state road between street road, and dunksferry road and an accident there that has the road closed. the alternate is bristol pike. the on the vine street expressway eastbound, ramp to i-95 southbound, an accident there has the right lane blocked and traffic is very slow around turnpike eastbound at downingtown an accident that is left lane block, mike. get your can down here to fourth and market. last year septa riders and employees collect more than 25 tons of food, it is about 50,000 meals, to benefit philadelphia bun answer. it is par of the stop hunger

at your station food drive, happening all day long. alex is outside learning all bit, alex. >> i'm here with gentlemen casey, september general manager. tell us about this great thing that is kicking off today. >> yes, we had a 60 year old partnership with philabundance. we have one of the youngest food drives that we are starting today and ending november 3rd and we have dropped off, point throughout the region. the so is there no excuse for people not to give to the people and hungry in this region. >> there is a beautiful bus. who will be travel all around the city. >> this is about awareness, food drive and we will be here parking this at various drop off locations, and, it will also be in service. >> they are passing out these flyers but how many stations will have have these drop off points. >> there is 43 locations throughout the region. it is convenient for anyone. drop off cans, money, drop off

a check to philadelphia bun answer. >> it will look like this. there will be barrels like this that people should be looking for. >> yes, red barrels. >> look, we have a donation. >> slightly larger. we will constantly empty them and, you know, deliver the food to philadelphia bun answer. >> now i will bring in mark, with philadelphia bun answer. can you talk about how important it is to get these donations. >> we feed 75,000 people a week, and this kind of drive is incredible. the last year we raised enough money to, fund 50,000 meals for hungry in this area. we could not do it without this partnership. we are so grateful to septa and employees and their riders for helping us out. >> reporter: we are asking people to donate canned goods but there are certain things you guys need. >> we need canned tune, soups, raviolis, and cereals, pasta, that kind of stuff. >> you will take everything. >> yep. >> what is it about these items here. >> of course, of course good

these items are easier to prepare. >> easier to prepare and store and ship. >> oh, yeah. >> when it comes to the cash that goes to another organization as well. we use the cash for food. that is our calculation. it is more efficient for money but we love the food as well. >> we will be out here until 10:00 a.m. this morning, maybe a little bit longer as we are get gooding donations here but it lasts through you november 3rd f you see this, and also if you see these barrels make sure you donate because it goes for a great cause. back to you, mike. >> yeah, 14 days. going off to work, take a can, put it in the thing, great eye tea. there is a new way to add bacon to your breakfast, craft foods, look at this infused philadelphia cream cheese with bacon to create bacon flavored cream cheese. the the product which contains pieces of oscar myers bacon

took two years to develop. i wish i was a taster. the company is expect to begin marketing this new product, sometime after christmas. the speedable bacon. if you work in tv or in the movies they say never work with children or animals. one canadian weatherman found out the hard way. >> we have to move quickly here. forecast high is 90 degrees with showers in the region coming through, 11 for thursday. friday 14. it does warm up nicely in the weekend. >> e kay. >> you are on your own, okay. >> that is a big deal, one of those bull masstives. now he gets really excited, yes. it is not that cold. it is celsius, right sue you in canada. >> yes. >> he was their fox furs day basically in canada that dog

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it is 8:38. we are looking at frenchman or. >> hey apple a's mobile payment platform. >> april a he will pay. >> it starts today. >> a allowing to you buy things in stores using only your iphone six offer iphone six plus. major retailers and restaurants like walgreens, subway and mcdonald's have signed up. >> there are 200,000 businesses where you can use this today. >> every where. >> it is next big thing. >> good-bye wallet. >> i just need an iphone six, because we are working with older phones here. >> the phone our happens to use are good. >> but only you can do it with an iphone six, hopefully spanning to it other phones but apple pay so i guess not. >> we're still stuck in the middle ages. we still use wallets here. >> it sound like a florida mommies calling out a popular toy store. >> do you agree with her, she's upset, that about new

action figures, based on the the tv show breaking bad, when was basically about making he methamphetamine. >> they are selling breaking bad action figures. it is focused on chemistry teacher king opinion walter white. they were selling walter white dolls for 17.99. >> dressed in the lab coat and comes with two gas mask. jesse pinkman comes with the mass math suit. while company parents say they have nothing against the the show but action figure should not be sold in the children's store. >> it business drugs. the it is a toy store. >> knowing those are the items that one needs to make met i just think it is raining. >> i don't think it goodies for their brand. >> it doesn't make sense really. >> so this mom started a petition on change.org that

has dozens of signatures and comments from parents all around the country. walter white right next to barbie. >> yes. >> and, speakers and a gas mass many. how do you explain that tour kids. >> they would have to see the show otherwise why would you want it. >> you go in your bathroom and go, and start pouring chemicals in and making your met h. >> it is a chemistry lesson, maybe it is like science. >> oh, yeah, sure. >> inspired to did better in school. >> yeah, sure. >> all pumpkin everything. you have tried pumpkin jello, pumpkin sprinkles but now you can incorporate pumpkin into your next spa treatment. the local hot spot where you can book a pumpkin pedicure this weekend. >> you know what we will do, we will get chris murphy down here, lay him down and do a pumpkin facial on him. >> it will be great. >> stick around.

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>> it is scary. >> do you see that. >> yes. >> that was a scary part. >> you are out of breath. >> that is what i was going to say, okay. >> i didn't think it was possible. >> i can feel it. >> where are we going. >> grave yard. >> no, no. >> it looks like into something really scary. we're going in.

>> yeah. >> listen, it was so scary, i have ron here. how long is the zombie hey raid. >> it takes but 25 minutes. >> okay. >> it felt like an hour long. >> yeah. >> how many zombies and ghosts and goblins jump on you. >> we have 150 actors throughout at tracks. hey ride has about 55. >> how many attractions are here. >> we have six a attractions here. >> man, six attractions take you an hour and a half. >> yes. >> i went through four of them the other day and one that i was really excited about was zombie paint ball ride. >> we started it last year and really taking off and this year we added more actors and

more scenes out there for you guys to shoot the out. >> next hour i'll show them. you would say that. >> yeah, we got all of the people mounted to the wagon and zombies are popping up and you just start shooting at them. >> crime i acres farm you'll see me killing zombies next hour. >> right now it is nice because sunnies up. >> right now it is nice because sunnies up. you here (closed captioning is being provided as a public service by cn8.) at nighttime and it all goes crazy. >> we will go crazy next hour. >> we are weird human beings, we pay, to be scared. >> yes. >> it is an odd thing about humans. >> yes, people love it. people love to be scared. people love to be scared. yes, to go through all six attractions here. so, you have to come out. >> yes. >> a lot of fun a lot of fun. >> yes. >> i don't like them in my face, if they are at a distance, maybe. >> but they are in your face

and they jump out of no where and they are like roar, roar, roar. >> yes, they won't bite you but i'm sorry, rob are you okay. >> yes. >> come bombing working at nighttime for me. >> yes. >> he had has another job. >> 8:49. we want to see your halloween decorations. >> we have tweets already this morning. look at these puppies. this is from marlo and then there is another one from robin from jessica, here's another one that is a decoration, in we woodbury heights. >> winnie the p.o. oh and pumpkins. that is so cute. it is hard to carve a pumpkin. >> yeah, my daughter that over the weekend and squirrels ate her pumpkins. >> oh, no. >> all that hard work. >> yes. >> do you remember when the guys from forbes magazine were on here about two weeks ago

telling us about the big concert they were having. it was over the weekend. >> it takes place throughout the week but concert was this weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. >> that is where conference is in northern liberties. >> hottest acts and music kicked off for 30 under 30 summit. concert goers rock out at the the piazza a in northern liberties. they included dj afro jack, wiz cleve a and mush behind twist. >> it looks like a fun time. >> big people. >> i know somebody bigger, beyonce. she does not look like this anymore. we have to talk about her new look, what she did to her hair that has us just asking why, why queen bee. >> we know what she did and we have not seen her and we want your opinion on this new look. ♪

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katie per think monday morning. look at that. >> yes, apparently katie perry has a lot of power too. >> yes. >> she sure did. >> yes, she has power. >> well, she's a hero. >> she is a hero to me.

>> kerry is here, hi kerry barrett. >> good day to you. >> good day to both of you. >> well, thank you. >> we are all dressed in black. >> we look like we're mourning it is monday. >> it is monday. >> i'm wearing black and gold for the missouri tigers did you hear about that win. >> yes. >> i'm shocked by that win over the the university of florida. >> that is in the right. >> i went to u.s. >> graduate school, oops. >> yeah, you lost. >> it is not the the only arena which has lost. >> that is true. >> all right. >> it is monday, october 20th, 2014a lot to get to here including we will pamper ourselves. >> all pumpkin everything. you have tried pumpkin jello but now you can incorporate pumpkin into your next spa treatment. local hot spot where you can book a pumpkin pedicure.

we will have chris in here, chris murphy, in here doing something with pumpkin. >> we will rub pumpkin goo all over his face. >> it will be great. >> big news. we are on another royal baby watch and big announcement from the prince and katie there this morning. what they want the world to know about their second child. >> katie. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> also not even old enough to talk but already bobbling all over facebook millennial moms creating social media pages for their babies. shocking percentage of babies creating accounts for their kids present they even turn one year-old. >> i want my granddaughter teddy to have a twitter account. >> it is cute, she's accepting out tweets. >> what would she tweet about. >> about things in her life. >> how oldies she. >> she's three and a half. >> yeah, she can talk. >> getting poddy train, she can talk about that.