>> quincy, good morning, sir. >> how are you guys doing? using the hashtag today fox 29 hot or cold. let us know what you prefer. a lot of people like cold, a loft people like hot. let us know what weather you prefer, it is getting warm out here. but i'll be out here, to bring you the temperatures. >> you sure look dashing today. >> well, with that said. >> even in that heat. >> you might want to ditch the wool blazer, anti, at some point. >> sue there is isn't wool. we have summertime spring suit that we have going on, chris, kind of like yours. >> get being dressed for the day, may not be something too heavy. >> light colored clothing, things that -- the fabrics that breathe, as they say, all every those things the precautions we haven't had to remind you about, in a very long time. you need to take care that far today. it will be a six out of ten today, because of the extreme heat. oh, ya, it will be sunny, oh,

it will be summary, but a little too summary for some. with the heat advisory it, will fehlinger like 99 degrees today, also the pop up thunderstorms more likely tonight. here's bus stop buddy doggy muggy, whenever we bring out muggy you know it will be thank you, waiting for the school bus this morning, with the heat index in the upper nine's, heat advisory starts at noon and goes until 7:00 p.m. for all of the count that's you see there, in orange, and that's when it will be at its worse, it is at 79 degrees right now, 9-mile per hour wind out of the southwest, when you get a breeze, relative humidity isn't awful at the moment. it is about 60%, but it will get worse. >> tonight down to 73, muggy again, few thunderstorms, popping up here, and, there and there is your foxcast from

the weather authority, we'll let you know if we can string together three, 09 agree days first heatwave of the season, meantime, let's get to the roads with cast. >> i thanks, sue. already, we take a look first at 422 route 29, we did have eastbound volume, clear, out of the way right now, so things looking good for the most part on your majors, if you are headed westbound on 422, just as you approach first avenue, do you have accident, moved to the shoulder there as you approach upper merion, balance-- ballgomingo road closed, doing tree removal at the at that scene. looking at the majors, normal suspect this morning, normal culprits, 76 around city avenue. >> thanks so much. so you have been talking about the heat. steve keeley standing out in it, in pennsauken, new jersey, with how people there are dealing with it. steve, in the early morning hours, the fox 29 morning news, you saw people actually exercising, people still that intrepid right now? >> yes, still wearing long

sweat pants, and jackets, and those vinyl jackets, those sweatsuits they call them. but, they're not made to wear in 09 plus agree heat. sun beating down on us, construction crews just starting their day for work and already saying this will be one of the worse working days ever. , and look at the road conditions here, people exercises g, people working on the roads. look at this, this tar laid here, and not settling. it is all like cookie dough almost here. so you can see, it just truck rides over it. filling potholes all over the area, you wonder if it will create another pothole and sling, now, if weaver the video, right block off route 70, and i'm show you last night, route 70 essentially on fire, when power lines came

crabbing down across all of the lanes here in cherry hill. and what happened was when those power lines exploding see the big sparks flying, causing craters in the road. and so the road just reopened this morning for the morning rush, but had to quickly fine those potholes created by those power lines exploding, and those holes probably won't hold, because it never went down below 80 all night. >> road conditions real rough. have the roads buckling in these conditions, as well. >> i notice sweatsuits on. do you need those tops on? you want to sweat more, don't you? >> i am sweating. >> aid light jacket on, i went and put this on. so it is good, though, she said you could sweat. >> just hard to breathe.

>> how much did you run today? >> about mile and a half maybe. >> was this the toughest run of the year? >> so far yes. >> not wore bid it being the hottest day of the year or anything for your exercise? >> i know doing all six hours, it normally stings, air condition room, look at these guys, they are just sitting and standing under the sun, they'll be out here until at least 4:00. so, every time you think, geez, this stinks, i can't even have moment to go to the bathroom, just think of these guys, and these six hours will breeze by for you today. >> reciprocal of the guys out there plowing in the wintertime. hard-working dudes. philadelphia police arrest two teens. >> still searching for third accomplice, jennifer joyce live at the scene, to tell us how that search is going. high!

>> reporter: hi, sue, chris, calling this originally a church break-in, just got off the phone with northeast detective, they think it was more so three teenagers goofing around and vandalizing the place, you can take a look at this front marquis, fun sign ripped off the letters strewn across the ground, according to police, it was around 2:00 a.m., when three juveniles came to the church of grace, and used dollars the ladder to troy to get into the church. police were called and responded quickly two of the three taken offer, later a girl was third out, and third suspect still inside the churr of when police arrived. one suspect is still out there. we talk to man who has lived in this neighborhood, for about 25 years, and he says that he's recently seen an increase in crime in mayfair, yet he is still taken back by this overnight vaunt limit. >> letters all over the place, stuff like, that then saw some

broken window out back with screens meg, not sure what happened inside or whatever, but i heard that they caught maybe one, two of the perps. three teens out there, you know, middle of the night, you know, where is the parenting, you know, stuff like. that will strong, strong neighborhood, so for the, a lot of blue collar workers here, a shame what's going on in the neighbor haded. >> and ken said he feels bad for the church, good or sayings with good people, and again, two suspect have been taken into custody, a third, remains at large. >> good morning, guys, man who walked into northeast philadelphia shoe store, pretending to be customer, but moments later he pulls out pretty large weapon on the store workers. the whole thing unfolded right in front of surveillance cameras, at the ross svelt mall off cottman avenue.

police say the man started waiving that gun, with a customer still all around him staring. this is the footings store. he eventually makes off with thousands of dollars of merchandise, and cash, sources say the man was shopping in the store for about 20 minutes, before announcing that robbery, and then threatening to shoot an employee, no arrest haves been made. a rescue and recovery mission, is now underway, right now, off the malaysian coast. there was wooden boat caring about 100 indonesian migrants. it capsized, according to malaysia's maritime agency, five bodies have already been recovered. thirty-two passengers are still missing. tens of thousands of indonesians work illegally in millionaire, a often risk dangerous boat rides to get back home. my near goon government officials say the terrorist group might be behind deadly suicide bombing where one of the parties where people were watching the world cup. at a viewing sent their, we've got some file video. at least 14 people were killed, in that blast, last

evening, boca who are and not claimed responsible for that attack, but that group is targeted other soccer viewing centers killing at least 40 already. >> thank if you, karen. after nearly two year search american forces have captured a suspect in the 2012 attack on us compounds in benghazi, libya. >> doug luzader has the details now joins us from washington, doug, good morning. >> good morning, katallah nabbed by special forces, us navy forces bringing him back here to the u.s. where he is expected to face trial, in a federal court. >> leads err behind the attacks in september 11, 2012, claimed the light of four americans, touched off political scandal. his capture by us special forces was trumpetted by president obama. >> regardless of how long it

takes we will find you. i want to make sure that everybody around the world hears that message very clearly. >> but the pass to justice will create new political headaches. he will be tried in a us court as a criminal, not since guantanamo bay and enemy combat and the. >> has been a tendency in this administrations as you know to treat this like a law enforcement matter. read them their rights and get them a lawyer. i hope they're not doing in a. >> attacks initially and incorrectly blamed on protest over anti-as islamic video. then hillary clinton, who appeared last night, on fox news. this was the fog of war. you know, my own assessment careened from, you know, the video had something to do with it, the video had nothing do do with it. >> questions remain about the capture, why it took almost two years while he lived openly in libya even granting interviews. >> there is the presumption in

the question is that he went to mcdonald's for milkshakes and we could have pick him up in a taxi cab. >> not sure well be back here, but the a sum sean he is being interrogated en route. back to you guys. >> interesting development. of course doug luzader. >> thank you. >> 7:11 the time. sue just said who is wearing these silly, what did you put it? >> what team wearing the phillies uniforms in atlanta today? >> so, last place phillies, going into the series with the then first place atlanta braves, and sure enough, we take two in a roam so let's roll the video for you, how about ryan howard getting hot? he put the phillies up two to nothing, the first inning, with his 13th homerun of the season, phillies went onto win this game five to two. the win also moves them out of last place, the phillies, and knocks the, yes, braves into second place. here we go. you believe it or not have to

realize that the phillies are just five games now out of first place. >> cool babe. >> i just getting our hopes upright? >> true. do-able. >> yes. >> all right, united states getting ready for their spec world cup game sunday will play portugal, remains doubtful for the game after suffering hamstring injury on monday against ghana. >> how about kobe bryant? >> was in brazil yesterday to see his host country take on mexico. >> game all about goaltender. he made a spectacular save after spectacular save in the 00 draw. mexico and braze ill are tied a top group a with four points each. >> who about vortex, remember that, the polar vortex? >> all we could talk about, and just few months ago, and we saw that video, that little guy who had just had it with wintertime. remember this? >> love that baby.

>> i just -- >> make it warm. >> people think that was staged. i do not. i think that little boy is the cute he is one alive. i think that's how wu all felt. after first days in the 90s i heard people complaining about the heat. >> remember quincy we said you're not allowed to complain about the heatment because all we did was whine all winter long. >> yes, tom lowden inside, one of the producers, he really was on my instagram, dot real upsetment use the hashtag, fox 29 hot or cold. i had to stop the septa bus driver, how are you doing, what's your name? >> stevie thompson. >> you're always in the hot or cold weather. which do you prefer? >> hot. >> you prefer hot? >> yes, sir. >> can you smile on good day okay, there we go. i thought -- how are you doing, sir, come here one

second. what's your name? >> jermaine. >> jermaine, do you like it hot or cold? >> it doesn't matter to me. >> no? >> doesn't matter. >> i see you showing the guns. >> always. >> gun show. >> okay. you're flexing them for us. okay, well, listen, use the hashtag, fox 29 hot or cold. which one do you prefer? >> i'll be out here, i think i'm going to strip down. it is getting a little warm. >> oh, oh,. >> don't get excited, sue. >> well, i am. >> as you should. >> well, could even tie a record today. >> on twitter, ron davis using the hashtag fox 29 hot or colds said hey i much prefer a raft over a sled. >> then sent a picture every his big fat pool. thanks, ron. >> ya. >> and thanks to christy, appreciate t heat advisory in effect right now. >> kicks in at noon today. because noon to 7:00 will be with these days being so long, these days leading up to the first day of summer, we will have it all that time to be hot and humid with the sun

beating down on us. so noon to 7:00. >> you mention seven. right after the dinner hour, that's actually going to be the hottest time of the day. >> right. we always tell you if you are going texter size outside, early morning right now, or evening, like just before sunset. >> evening, in this case, is like midnight? >> it will be casino of owe press i havement look at the place that is made it to 09 yesterday. we weren't the only ones, we had bethlehem, we had allentown that made it to 09 degrees, as we look around the region. philadelphia's official high temperature was 93. it was also 93 to the northeast of us. and that was of course in bensalem. and chester got to 93 degrees, as well, and then we go down to south jersey it, made it to 94, atlantic city international. zero nine in ocean sit, 90 in cape may. so, ya, we weren't the only ones that made it to 9o well, here we are this morning, with casino of humid, muggy morning. sixty-four is our dew point this morning. now, we have explained yesterday, for the first time

this season, that the dew point is our measure every moisture, so once we get above 60 degrees, starts gel little sticky. but today we expect to be in the uncomfortable to oppressive range makes it feel warmer. we have 79 degrees in philadelphia, 737 out in lancaster, 79 degrees in atlantic city international. temperatures up, temperatures will soar from here. >> computer models have us at 92 by 2:00 p.m. probably topping off at 93 or 94, by 5:00 p.m. we're thinking maybe might even be little warmer than that. but even by 8:00 p.m., it will be 86 degrees, so going with forecast of 95, the record is 96 degrees. it was setback in 1957. there is your heat advisory just discussing noon to 7:00 p.m. this is the time when we will have the heat index in the upper 90s, close to 100, what it will feel like outside

today. but, really only one more day of this oppressive heat. then we have some strong thunderstorms with cold front that will move through on thursday. it stays to the south on fridayment looks like we have decent day with low humidity, and dry conditions, but then it sneaks back up, over the weaken. woe may have a less than perfect weaken for a change, after going through the entire month of may with hardly any rain any day any saturday, sunday. >> thunderstorm possible saturday, maybe sunday night, temperatures won't be back to the 90s for little while even tuesday, 58 degrees, caste? >> thank you, sue. we go out to incident from earlier, pottstown, completely shutting down wilson street. it has been reopened between farming ton avenue and popular streets. an accident and downed pole. again nothing to worry about now. >> see the bigger delay will be eastbound, normal volume there, northeast section of philadelphia, robbins street

at torresdale avenue. treat that as if your way stop sign. you have a malfunctioning traffic light there. you can see 95 the worse spot, 76 headed westbound once past the boulevard, also, a little bit slow, as well. >> so, a bear spotted again roaming around mt. laurel, burlington county. word comes as the video sent to us from debbie, who says she recorded the bear looking around in her backyard. many residents want the bear gone state while life officials say there is nothing they can do unless it post as threat. isn't being aggressive and just being tracked based on the recent siting. >> 7:18 the time. in the trend, this morning, the band -- >> you know this ban, caste? >> heck no. >> being with new music video. the song writing on the wall. in the video they cleverly

move through series of cop khalil pollutions. >> cool. >> ♪ ♪ >> took them three weeks to build the con strap seans seen in the video, 50 takes to get it right. not bad. the band is also known, so maybe you will remember this, for their carefully choreographed music video. do you remember them? here it goes again, where you treadmill. >> okay. >> remember peter gabrielle, his videos from the 80s? >> i remember the videos, i don't remember the music. that's probably not their goal. >> i like it. >> at let fick nothing else. >> sure. >> still ahead, foot trucks

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>> blazing sunshine already. 7:23, veterans getting top priority at new jersey medical facility. cooper university hospital in camden, launching same day service, for veterans. it is called the cooper veterans vip program. the hospital says the goal is to provide same day service for primary care visits. currently, area veterans, will wait on average 43 days, if they're going to a va facility for this institution, to step up, one of the first in the country, and there is a lot of big healthcare institutions in this country, this in camden new jersey, city under the rebirth,

undergoing a rebirth, hey, veterans, we will take darn good care of you. we will do the best we can. >> comes on the heals every audit that found events experiencing long waits at va hospitals nationwide. oh, it is about time. roll out the red carpet for these guys all across the count. >> i hey, how how old is erin? >> six. >> kids as young as nine are soaking up the sun in an effort to look like their favorite celebrity? my son is nine. >> so your son, is he doing in a. >> no. >> no. the study included kids between the ages every nine and 16. half of the kids surveyed said tan something important to them, and they'll ditch the sunscreen to maximize their exposure, many admitted using oils for a quick quicker glow, while thirds of the kids say they're influenced by their favorite star, nearly half say their moms go to great lengths to get tan, as well. get this, several of the kids surveyed will tell you to put on sunscreen, even when they didn't. that's kind of like me. 28% don't think their mother

wears sunscreen. >> bring in jen? from jen, i am surprised about there is i have slathered the sunscreen on my child since she can remember, haven't you? >> as did we. >> 100 percent, and i think there is -- if we go into the details, i heard you guys reading this, so this is the thing, my kid don't want to be sunburned. so brody and laundry will allow me to go crazy with the 50 blockment conversely though laundry does want to be tan. here is how she learned about being tan dollars. she has come with me to be spray tanned. she is not in the booth or anything, but i've gone, people give her candy while i'm inside. she'll say your tan make up. obviously she knows we wear make up for tv, brody is the same way. body like do boys wear tan make up. they don't understand the concept of spray tan. but they do know that we don't get tan from the sun, we get tan from a spray machine. so when youer what those girls, ya, that want to be tan, and want to look like

they're celebrities, i think that maybe they do but i also think, obviously, if they're lying lying to people about spf, they know about sun protection than we ever d i wonder if they asked them couple more questions, what they would find? >> ann really think that it may not be the celebrities as much as their own mothers that are influencing them because they think my mom is laying out to get a tan, probably not wearing sunscreen, why should i have to wear it? >> interesting. tom, our photographer, he has a 17 year old daughter, he says she uses the self tanner. so again, i do think that these girls, make no mistake, laundry frederick at age four, like am i tan. but didn't want to be tan from the sun. i think this generation wants to be tan, but in a different bay. >> well, and i understand the vanity kicking in around age 14, 15, for girls, and for boys. but nine? how do they even put two and two together there when it comes to that?

>> mommy. >> let's face it, they see all of their buddies, mommy, and let's face it, our world is a global world. right? so they see people of all different sizes and shapes and skin color. and let's face it, like, you know, a lot of people feel, beautiful pail people, elizabeth hathaway, catherine seed a jones, but there are also beautiful tan people. >> yes, it will be hard to change our culture, that's for sure. hey, are you in a eating establishment this morning? >> i am. this is brand new restaurant, brand new restaurant, will open up monday. it is called not your average joe's, nya joe's, real cool. i'll tell you why this restaurant is different than a lot when it comes to community aware he is, food allergy awareness, we will talk about. that will but this isn't the only thing going on this morning, right, q? >> yes, so much going on. use the hashtag fox 29 hot or cold. do you like it hot or cold? >> i think i like it hot better. >> okay. i like it hot.

i like to see the arms. >> this fellow here, he has a magic trick next. do you like it hot or cold? >> hot. >> we all like it hot. use the hashtag fox 29 hot or cold.

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>> bus stop buddy has been with us over a deck an end, do you remember his dog, amongy? thank you. see, muggy speaks. we bring out muggy on specially humid days. >> can i ask you who record that voice effect for muggy? >> muggy himself. what is the matter you? >> we only have another two and a half hours left of this. >> anyway, kids still have couple of days left of school. so now see he is whining because you didn't believe him. temperatures in the 70s, 80s, waiting for the school bus. it is sticky out there already. you heard steve keeley talking about it, so out of ten we give you six today. tonight we have pop up thunderstorms in the forecast. heat advisory from noon to 7:00 p.m. for all of those orange colored counties there, heat index will be in the upper 90s, and you will be perspiring today. 79 degrees, right now. we did reach the first 90 degrees day of 2014 yesterday with 93. we will beat that today, with

95, at least, with humidity, making it feel in the upper 90s, then tonight, muggy 73 degrees. okay, kacie? that's enough of that. >> stinking rotten mugginess, but we love muggy the dog. upper merion, ballgomingo road closed, tree removal. spam p pike, accident to look out for, another accident on the westbound side of 422 approach first avenue. moved to the shoulder there. little slowment robbins street at torresdale avenue. malfunctionings traffic light, so four way stop sign there. chris? >> muggy aside, yes, top story this morning. it is the heat. temperatures expected to be in the nine's, for the second straight day and it is the heat index though that's real concern. that close to what 100? >> that's right. already of course broken our promises to never complain about the heat after it was so cold this winter. so quincy harris is outside

this morning. listening to what people sound off, i guess, right? >> short sleeves rolled up. >> yes, getting little warm for me out here, sue. people are complaining. do you remember this day of the year? >> it was january 7th, so the coldest day of the year, it was 13 degrees, with windchill factor of two, minus two. now, everyone now is like oh, we have 90 degrees weather. oh, it is too hot outside. i can't take it. on social media, please use the hashtag fox 29 hot or cold. one says i like it oh, another says oh, he is talking tom, he said tom complaining about people explaining? symptom complaining, tomorrow. >> speak about change? symptom change about complaining. nick says i would rather be hot, give me the beach and the pool versus ice and snow to shovel. i definitely agree with you. i see guys out here, jermaine, how are you doing? >> great. >> now, what would you prefer? >> i prefer the heat. i ' deal with the heat. >> i have two additional shirts in my bag just in casey

start to perspire, but i take the heat. >> we have jermaine, hike al, not related. come here, how are you doing? you say you like the hot weather. >> yes, sir. >> you also have magic trick for us, because you can't do magic tricks in the cold? >> right. >> can we see the magic trick? >> all he has is scarfment looking. >> looking. >> okay, looking. >> and it is gone. >> you can't did that in the cold. >> right. >> we have jermaine, michael. >> use keep the hashtag going. fox 29 hot or cold. easy, as one, two, three. >> oh, wow. >> keep the handshake coming. seeing it on twitter, everyone prefers the heat over the cold at this point. >> not everybody. so people say you can keep adding sweaters but you can only take so many clothes. >> yes, steve keeley says, you don't slip in the heat like you do on the ice, everything else. but boy just seems like we endured icy, snowy conditions,

blanketing our area, wouldn't go away for month, so i like the heat. >> how about new mom incredibly lucky to be alive three weeks before set to give birth she began having severe chest pain. >> the reason it stunned everyone involved in her care karen hepp has the story. >> don't see the normal symptoms whether it comes to disease, specs and the mom, adida at her hair salon in april. all the sudden it is her back that starts hurting. she knows something is wrong but don't know what it is. the pain begins to move all the way around to the front of her chest. she panicks, she calls 911. at the emergency room, doctors run the tests and they find her aorta is ripping apart. the aorta of course the blood that from heart it the rest of your body. doctors say she didn't even have much time after that discovery. they race today air lift her to another hospital. set up two surgical teams, one to help deliver her baby, the other to help save her life.

>> just a great feeling to know that the baby was alive. >> what a great he is feeling to be able to save a mom's life and to ensure that that baby would be in the arms of her mom for the rest of her life. >> it was really touch and go though in when this first happened. there is the baby, absolutely amazing, allari bella, so cute, several weeks after the whole ordeal, back at home, the baby and two year old daughter salve and a she is expected to make full recovery. doctors are still trying to figure out what caused her ayotte a to buldge and burst. they think she may have had spike in her blood pressure known as eclipse ya. but absolutely amazing, guys. >> you know, it is, that's why this call it the miracle of childbirth of the amazing sometimes. >> thank you, karen? 7:36ment time coming up sound

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but, they don't want to take any chances. >> put limb too much pressure into the bottles, it is just weak enough, that pup can i explode. >> so, if you have one of these bottles at home, liquor crowed boards says hey don't return it, it is dangerous, they just don't want you to transport this stuff. >> okay. >> throw it away. >> refunds? so what, do you bring your receipt? because how do you -- they know you need a refund if you don't bring the bottle back? >> hopefully you held ton your receipt. >> okay, safe your receipt, folks. i don't always do that. >> tape it in shipping tape? >> i suppose if you paid with a credit card could you show the statement? >> maybe. >> thank you, we'll get clarification on that. >> do you know what your kids are searching ton on their cell phones? because i don't have any kids. >> survey says one in seven parents has found explicit couldn't tent from sex toy naked pictures on their kids phones, but more shocking than that, 30% of parents say they

don't even check what their kids are doing, on their smart phones. >> i have to be careful. my daughter six, one of her favorite pasttimes recently because she is so addicted to the movie frozen is to use my phone to call up the song frozen. >> okay? >> but then i am worried that there are all kind of variation was everything these days. >> sure. >> some hideous person is putting out there something related to frozen, and she'll see it. so careful at every age. >> even watching it. v, i try to sit with my daughter to watch what she was watching just so you know. so be involved. we will check your forecast coming up for you after

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one of those days, walk out to get the newspaper, and your driveway is ouch, ouch, ouch, so hot. steamy day, but let's check the precipitation situation. as we look at ultimate doppler radar, see thunderstorms around the pittsburgh area. let's see, according to the future cast, if they're going to make it here. looks like not right away. seen 3:00, 4:00. don't expect pop up showers,

thunderstorms, little closer to maybe 5:00 p.m. for some areas, but until closer to sunset pop up thunderstorms, not even that that many, unless but north and west of the city now tomorrow is the day, when some strong thunderstorms could start moving through with a cold front. maybe now, when we get started with the fox 29 morning news, at 4:00 a.m., but by 8:00 we have some showers, in the forecast, and then, through the afternoon, on and offer with the pop up thunderstorms, as this north to south frontal system goes through, so that will keep temperatures from reaching the 90s, tomorrow. and we could have few severe thunderstorms as well. looks like things dry out nicely for friday, saturday, that's another story. 78 degrees, in wilmington, we've already had 08 degrees temperatures, before sunrise, this morning. our forecast high around 95 today. the record for this date,

june 18th, is 96 degrees. which was set in 1957. we'll see if that record still is standing by the ends. day. if you are standing around the beach today, this is a good place to be, although, it will be warmer today than it was yesterday. because we've got a westerly breeze, lands breeze, instead of that sea breeze. 15 miles an hour, so breezy day, with temperatures in the low 80s, right along the shore, 66 degrees ocean water temperature, nine for your uv index today. so that's a good place for relief from the heat which is going to be bad enough we have heat advisory in effect for today. noon to 7:00 p.m. it will feel like it is in the upper 90s, with those actual temperatures, in the low to mid 90s, throughout the day today. but, no more 90s in the seven day forecast, after today. we showed you the thunderstorms for tomorrow. the dry day on friday. saturday, we think that frontal system may come back to us, as america warmfront, linger in the area, so we have to put the chance of some thunderstorms for saturday, and maybe, again, on sunday

night. so, certainly not a wash out of a weekends, and not as hot as today. but certainly not as perfect kacie as the past couple of weekends have been. >> at least it will be warm, and we're not complaining. bala cynwyd, belmont at east city line avenue, one accident there. that's going to definitely slow you down specially with all of the traffic lights. westbound side of 422, at royersford. you have got an accident blocking the left lane, so you can see the westbound delay, you can see that eastbound delay, here is a look at a lot of your majors, and you can see everything pretty jam up, this wednesday morning. >> 7:48. the motto is refreshing. no more boring or bad food in the suburbs. i think we can use refresh many where ever we can get it today, right, jen? >> absolutely. okay, so in glen mills, i just want you to see the space. not your average joe's will open officially. drew me in when they said we have a restaurant that's a little different. first of all jeff adorable,

high. >> high. >> you drew me in. i like the fact that you are working the community groups like the west chester food cover. good morning to you, charlotte. >> good morning. >> so tell me how this works? basically you guys will partner with community groups every tuesday? >> correct. we partner with community groups every tuesday across all of our restaurants, and when we do an opening, that is great opportunity to reach out, to folks like the west chester food cupboard, get them engaged in the opening party. get them engaged in a long-term relationship. >> party this weekend will benefit this organization, one of the things that we want to talk to you about, it is the last week of school for many kids. and people think west chester, fancy neighborhood. no one needs assistance in anyway. you say that's quite the opposite specially in the summer? >> and that's true. west chester does have a need, and our food cupboard is there. in the sum area lot of the children don't get the school lunches that they would get during the year. so that's an extra meal for each child in a household. so we do have increase need. we have a need all year long.

>> so happy these guys are helping? >> yes, because if it wasn't for community support our doors would not be open. >> so let's get the party started. because now we know we are helping. i want to know a little bit about your food for people who don't know you what guys, so what are you doing here? what's the best food? >> can't go past here. this is our bread we bake in-house every day. bit of calling card for us, carmelize dollars onion, we serve it account bright roman owe olive oil. >> super mod else? does not look like soup he model die. >> the super model bread. >> okay good. >> i want to make sure you saw that we will be eat that together later. i laid out few of popular items, some of which are super approachable, like mustard crusted chicken, mashed tomatoes, green beans, been on the menu since we started, something little morrell gant, little lighter, super model food, our ahi tuna salad, christie juan tons. >> a shame it is not pretty. >> and then pan seared scallops with cues cues, almost like suck a tab, bacon,

corn, snap piece, then fan favorite for appetize is her our caribbean buffalo chicken tenders, super spicy, yummy, delicious. >> yes, cool. sue said it, and i know that your motto is you don't want boring food in the suburbs. and the thing that i like here is like if people are going to be a little add very tour some cool but not freak i deky? >> we love bold flavors, bright colors, so meet leaf is different than traditional, key cheese melting in the middle, little mini one with crispy fried onions on top. all of the dishes that may sound somewhat familiar on the menu, we have our own little take on it, not your average joe approach. the other thing that i like is you know how this is? glen mills, the people can be a little bit particular, chaddsford, they are very sophisticated. do you accommodate them and obviously food allergies and certain things in terms of their health. but, you know, you can

accommodate and twist little bit in case they need something different? >> absolutely. we are a hospitality customer driven company. and, you know, we started off as a very food send trick restaurant, 20 years ago, and the food send trick aspect hasn't changed. we have chefs in every restaurant, those chefs have the ability and the power to modify dishes, as guest requests, so our ability to accommodate whether it is allergies or just prefer renz cents or sometimes those, you know, cookie interests a guest might have we can do. >> that's good news, mary ann vaughn my boss lives in this neighborhood and doesn't like fancy pants food all time. so when she comes in, yes? >> now we don't want to turn on the oven or stove today. toes hot. when can we go and there? >> this weekend invitation only. >> monday, hot, sue, yes. >> thank you.

>> today is national picnic day. how about the food trucks? >> yes, food trucks offer more than just great fast-food, or food fast, at least, turns out, they're actually safer than sit down restaurants. we'll explain why you're in better hands out there on the street. but first, you may want to ramp it up when you turn on the charm. turns out, most people have no idea when they're being hit on. next, the difference between men and women, who recognize when they're being flirted with.

79 degrees, not even 8:00. the guy or girl you're into has no idea you're

flirting with them. just 36% of men know when a man is coming onto them. just 18%, yes, of women realize when they're being flirted with. >> the crew over at wmmr. guys, what do you think about this? >> we were just actually talking about this, story about anna kendrick saying she hadn't been hit on in couple of years. >> five years. >> five years. >> she is so cute. >> yes. we thought that was a bunch of crap. what we basically thought is a lot of women, it depends on who is hitting on them, whether they recognize it or not. so, basically, if they're not attractive, then they don't realize -- or you're not attracted to them. >> hey, for every pot. >> well, kathy, katie was just hit on recently, right? >> i sure was. >> yes, there go. >> sense of pride. >> no, bye think it is the women maybe they're not being hit on somebody that they find attractive, so they take it as oh, i don't get hit on. >> that's it. i think that's more often the case than not. i think guys are just we're

dumb. >> you know what also? >> you may not even know what message you are transmitting. maybe you think urinating and the girl just doesn't pick up on your messages. >> but you know what i also think? not in this particular study, guys that think women are hitting on them when they're not. >> oh, well, then there is that. >> i'll bet you that number is huge. >> enormous. >> look at the stud. >> i oh, look, she likes me. >> that's the dynamic. look at the numbers, 36% of men think they are area being hit on, just 18% half of the women think so. so i think we've just casino of, you know, been patting ourselves on the back. >> worlds of dilution attached to this. >> sue has a story about this. >> i live this, because my husband tells me he had a crush on pea for years, we work together before we started dating. i had no clue. that's what i meant. that, you know, he was -- he had a crush on me, but he wasn't transmitting that message. >> a bit of symetry, for years i was firing on your husband.

>> oh? >> and he never new. >> never new. >> sue, does he admit, though, that he was pursuing you, and you just didn't know it? or did he ever say he was flirting? >> here is the thing, he didn't want to ever say anything. have you ever had a crush on a girl oh, she would never like me, so you don't say anything? >> sure. >> that was it. >> that's why you park in a van across the street, sends that message. dangerous. >> well, we have all lived different aspect of the stud. >> i true, true. but i agree with a lot of. >> this i think a lot of people don't realize they're being hit on from time to time. some people think that the other person is interested when they aren't at all, you know. >> luckily i've never had that issue. >> ya. >> underlying dynamic is we're all afraid of rejection, right? >> ya, ya. >> just say t you're hot. want to get a drink? >> nobody ever hits on this one here. >> not you, kacie. you can't even be in this. go outside.

>> i can't hit on people? well, i have a boyfriend, but -- >> sure, sure. right, right. >> who made the first move with you two? >> did he. >> oh, okay. >> there go. >> ya. >> all-star already. >> kacie has had entire life of people making the first move on her, so. >> flirting with us over there? >> you pick up on it! finally they saw it. >> good morning, guys, it is 8:00. good day, it is wednesday, june 18th. 2014. >> live, from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". >> looks normal, but it is a little difficult to breathe out there, the air is very thick going to get to the 90s again today, but will we have a heatwave? coming up. >> q? >> out here, asking people, use the hashtag fox 29 hot or colds. i have the seventh graders

about to be eighth graders, what do you guys like? >> hot. >> you like it hot. jen, what's going on with you? >> you see this food, i have to dive into it, the bruno cheese. what about if you're gluten free? they have you covered. entire menu of glued end free yummy. we put it to the test. >> epic impact day. that means we're letting you join our ride to concord cancer. let's get in this and fight cancer together. >> she is cool, comfort, loose fitting clothing. >> when you bike, you create a breeze. >> but sweating like crazy to do it. >> well, ya. >> humidity yesterday mid 80s, what's the humidity today? >> well, ya. we have -- when you talk about the dew point, that's real accurate measure of humidity 60s, sticky, 70s, owe press itch. that's what we're predicting

for later today. but for right now, let's start with bus stop buddy and your pal muggy, oh, yes, when muggy the dog appears temperatures 70s, 80s, sun's been up since 5:30 this morning, but six for your number because of the heat advisory. and the fact that it will feel like it is about 99 degrees, this afternoon, pop up thunderstorms are possible, too, later on in the day. so, noon to 7:00 that's the worse time for the heat and humidity, when you need to take it easy, don't over exert yourself if you can help it. humidity at the moment, not bad, southwest winds, dew point will be rising. so yesterday finally the first 90 degrees day of 2014. when it got to 93, today 95, 73, muggy once again, caste?

>> thanks, sue. a lot going on this morning, we will talk about tree removal. first this will be in upper merion, balance go mink owe road closed between portland, route 23, until this afternoon, so sometime this afternoon it will reopen. of course we'll keep you reopened. an accident right at east city line road, excuse me, and the westbound side of 422, if you are headed out, right at royersford. there is an accident, blocking the left lane, you can see, pretty big slow down if you are headed eastbound, as well. and here is a look at all of the travel times. see the best bet, 476 northbound, still, 15 minute delay. >> 8:03 the time. already, sue serio, complaining just too hot out there. and we hear it we hear both sides, some prefer blankets, some bathing suits july over january. sunburn over frostbite by the. quincy harris outside, with the temperature. >> yes, we are sweating out here, people using the hashtag hot 29 hot or colds on instagram. ron hood says cold.

he has desk job, so says easy to say when you have a desk job. seven open degrees all year around. unusual sayings nothing over 70 degrees. >> good morning. >> do you like hot or cold? >> i like both, but i prefer cold weather. >> really? >> you can adjust to it better, number one, very few germs in the air during the winter, now the germs breed, too much ozone in the air, and at also very expense i have to run an air conditioner. more efficient keep warm in the winter than it is during the summertime. >> lilt too brutal this went, rough, still better than if we had 90 degrees every day all the time, that would not be very good. >> yes, okay. well -- >> very hard on the body specially the olderly and little children. do you have stay inside. you come out here, take all your clothes off, still walk. >> that's yes like it. >> you could be out here still make and if you feel

uncomfortable, with your clothes on or off, still feels the same because you can't really get any cooler. >> great. i like the summertime, i like it when it is hot. don't have to shovel snow. >> ultimately the cold welted err little more better, healthier, get more exercise, just cleaner the air fresher. >> thank you very much. >> keep them coming. >> scientist? >> what do you do for a living? >> right now retired, just retired from j.c. penney, sold shoes, before that i did some various work, machinist, that's what i mainly was, little photography and also pump gas at a gas station. >> got you. he goes on the internet and he gooing unless stuff. >> knowledgeable guy, too. >> thank you for the wealth of knowledge you have. >> thank you. >> all right. >> back to you guys in the

studio. >> that gentleman would love this little factoid. >> 1913, death valley, california, was 134 degrees. >> oh, well, ya. >> one of the hottest temperatures ever recorded. >> probably close to that now. >> take comfort inn that. >> 8:06. food costs are continuing to rise. in fact, prices of food are now at an all time high. consumer price index found price of meet, eggs, fish, hit all time high in may. those price haves been steadily going up. now probably, the drought in california, thin cattle heard, and virus in the pork population, and we hear more now, gas price also rise because of what's going on in the middle east. >> exactly. i don't think you can get out of the supermarket. we have family of four anything under $200, any more. >> for a week? >> and you still need to go, i mean, my mom does that with five of us. you still need to go during the week to get this amount

for dinner. >> things you forgot, whatever. >> yep, worse than it has ever been. >> most notably milk prices way up. which is safer, restaurants or food trucks? well the answer might surprise you. >> food trucks are as safe -- they are as seafarer or safer than restaurants, according to new survey, tend to receive less health and safety violations than restaurants do, the institute for justice study compared over 200,000 food trucks, and restaurants in major us cities, and they came up with these results. >> no food storage in these food trucks. >> no tables, no floors. >> easier to clean. >> right. >> because it is not that much space. maybe because. different problems that restaurants have. maybe from adjoining buildings and stuff. >> had some issues, before? >> speaking of usual us, having worked as waiter, how do you. i noticed some of my fellow waiters, wait staff, sometimes they weren't always as clinically as they might be.

but if you own the food truck, i mean, this is your bread and butter no pun intended, the only one typically hands handling that food. >> and they get inspected too like regular restaurant, but i watched enough gordon ramsey kitchen nightmares, yikes. sometimes it is creepy. >> most insidious thing you can do as a maid of honor? how about stealing from the woman who made you the maid of honor, the bride herself, on her wedding day? >> eaten of west virginia and her husband, elvis, a periods in court, you see them here. after the bride's purse, wedding rings, and honeymoon cash were found in their trucks. >> the maid of honor, eden bosswell, took the purse, took it to her truck, where it was laying in the back of the truck, accidentally locked himself outside of the truck -- >> if convicted the so-called made of dis-honor could spend

to up 39 months in jail. that's my sister will be my maid of honor some day. >> she better not do that. >> i know. >> we'll look at her mugshot one day. >> elvis. >> elvis, he's not in the building any more. >> he's in the big house. >> 8:09. new health trend taking over hollywood. this one of course causing some controversy. don't they all? actor ryan fill pea and his girlfriends were just caught doing it. what is it? >> yes, it is intravenous vitamin therapy. medical cocktails. the trends becoming more popular in hot spots such as miami. that's where ryan and his girlfriends were spotted after night of hard partying, the couple stopped by, this vita squad to get a quick boost, the duo hook up to iv's filled with vitamins, it is said to help with hang overs. >> can't hurt? >> ya. still ahead, plastic surgery in kids. some parents are allowing their kids to go under the knife to help boost their

confidence? the five ways this can do more harm than good. specially to them mentally. straight ahead. but first, we're riding to raise money to congress or cancer. today is epic impact day. how you can help drive donations quite literally

>> we certainly made a big deal how we would reach 09 degrees for the first time in 2014. we did, but we weren't the only ones, that also got to up 90 in bethlehem. and in allentown yesterday. as we move a little bit closer, there is your 93, which was the official hyatt philly international. also, 93 in chester, and if bensalem, yesterday, 90, up in doylestown, yesterday. and even at the shore, they weren't spared. now if you were right along the beach, you got that sea breeze, inland, atlantic city international, 49 degrees. now, let's check the dew points, our measure of moisture, so, 63 is our current dew point in philadelphia, most of our dew points are in the low to mid 60s at the moment. what's that meaning? once you get above 60 degrees, it starts to feel a little sticky out there, so right between sticky and uncomfortable right now,

headed toward oppressive. by the end of the day, once those temperatures continue to rise. temperatures right now, already at 82 degrees. in philadelphia. it is 80 in wilmington. it is 82 in millville. eighty-one in atlantic city. 70 degrees, already, even up in the mountains, where you usually go to cool off. so our forecasted high 95, the records, for today's date, june 18th, 96 degrees, it was setback in 1957. we'll see if it is still standing by the end of the day today. we will have a heat advisory, for the rest of the day, once noon gets here. and that's because we're expecting it to feel like it is in the upper 90s, and it is most of the urban counties, that are experiencing that heat advisory, for today. so, again, it is not a day to over exert yourself outside. specially if you have health issues. 95 degrees today, 84 tomorrow. strong thunderstorms moving through. friday looks like the best weather day out of the next seven, because it should be dry, it should be low humidity on friday, and temperatures down in the lower 80s,

temperatures are okay, over the weekend, but we expect thunderstorms, at some point, on saturday. and maybe on sunday night. not a wash out but less than perfect. >> keep your eye on the sky. all do you have remember. you do have accident this morning, 76, pretty slow, as well, westbound side of 422, at royersford, do you have an accident, looks like it did just clear, but still, do you have some residual delays, and volume on 422, in hamilton, new jersey, eastbound side of 195 just east of 206 accident involving overturned vehicle. it is blocking the left lane this morning. in fact, you have delays here, there, and everywhere. >> so also today, it is epic impact day across the state of pennsylvania, the initiative to help raise money for the ride to connor cancer benefitting pen medicine's abramson cancer center this will be the first year they're doing this ride. it will happen in october, so

now is the time to gear up not only start raising money, karen, but to start getting in shape, too. right? >> here is the thing, guys. anybody can do this. you don't have to think oh, all this fancy gear, i have to be a big bike rider, trying to join this epic impact game. comfort ride, so much fun, gathering money out here, wait to meet this guy, jim really, already 66 riders on his team you want to go to a hundred, want to raise a million dollars. how are you helping to raise money, and why are you doing this? >> obligation for the researchers we're working with, we have a loft dedicated people, great research going on, and we're seeing progress, patients are making fantastic progress, and i owe it to them and the people i've known and lost to cancer. >> jim, i've only raised $25, what do i need in order to raise more money to help our ride to conquer cancer? >> you can't be shy. put yourself out there. just let people know you're

doing the ride, tell them why you're doing the ride, and ask them for their help. and i have raised over $3,000 now. and people have been very generous, and i thank everybody who has donated and who will donate. >> thank you, that's what i will be doing, putting on my facebook. why we're doing this, this is kelsey, riding for her mom. her mom got diagnosed at the age of five, which was back in 2011, your mom, paula, what brought you to this place where you decided i'm going to ride to try to raise money for this? >> actually i heard about it on the radio, and i decided that it was something that i need to do for my mom. all of the work they did for her, all of the medicine, the care she as gotten, really the reason she is still here. so i figure i need to do something to give back to the hospital that has done so much for her. >> your mom? >> she's a fighter. she has a great sense of humor, which is really important. >> anything you are struggling

through, especially something like cancer, she has great attitude. she is real excited for me to do this for her. >> how is cher treatment going? have she is doing well right now, so yes. keeping her head up. >> you certainly are adorable, sport i girl. have you been a big bike rider before you signed up for this one? >> duly just started about a year ago. i used to be a return, but i have bad knees so i got into biking. so this is actually the first ride that i have ' signed up for, but i will be doing couple over the summer to get ready for it. >> i think that people might be put off thinking you have to have a big bike, you have to have all of the gear. you can go to a spinning class, you can just start by going to spinning class and get in and do this ride. this will be a beautiful ride. where and what's going to happen? >> going through the country side of philadelphia, so they haven't released the route yet. so we will be fine that out closer to the ride. but i know that we will be going for one day, out, and 75 miles, and then one day back, another 75 miles. so it should be fun.

>> 150-mile epic road. we have all of the information right on our website myfoxphilly.com. i have my facebook page out there. so you can also join our team and get involved with all of this one. you can ride with kelsey. also beer garden at the end. let me describe to you a fun party at the end when we get out there, before we turn around and come back. >> i didn't know that. >> oh, were you a big bike rider before you did this? >> not so much. commute today work couple of times, couple big rides, but has been a few years, so i'm excited to get back on the bike. so people know, we have people who will do this ride, that didn't have a bike when they signed up. they now have bikes, and people riding on 10-dollar-yard sale bikes, and i personally a.m. riding on 20 year old mountain bike that i converted into a commuter bike. so you can ride on just about anything. all you need is the dedication. >> the heart behind the whole thing. you know it. ride to conquer cancerment come check it out on our website. back inside to you. >> i like 150 miles, 751 day,

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thanks for with being us. >> we know the kids would not like homework any more, what about the parents? >> what do you think? >> i know oftentimes if there

isn't a lot of homework for the child to do, you feel guilty like doing something wrong. >> swayeds i shall council considering doing away with homework. teacher should have enough time during the day to teach assignments without assigning additional work, but critics say it is not a decision that should be made by lawmakers, meanwhile, college in england recently announced it would not require students homework in the mornings or weekends. bring in jenn fred you're mom, what do you think? >> i will say this, i stink in homework, because i can't do the math homework, even in third grade. it is bad. dow think kids need to be reading, and thinking about school, a little bit more than just when they're just in school. , what the teacher said this week, your par lengths not have to talk to your its about homework. their deal was the kids

figured out the homework, the kids had to do it, and then, but of course, sue rolling her eyes, thousand that work? it is one parent, emailed the teach their my kids not doing the homework, the whole class had to stay in for recess. >> what it mean, all of the kids if they didn't want homework during the day, all had to work together and help each other, right in or if they all felt like maybe a test was coming and all needed homework, all assigned themselves what they needed it do. i think homework, it has got such a bad connotation, but i do think 20 minutes every reading a day, maybe write nag journal. they need to stay connected because face it, if they're not doing that, their minds crashes. >> playing video games. but find when your kid gets into middle school, high school, they have different teachers, each teacher gives a bun of of homework. >> tan gets crazy and stressful.

>> that's what i mean. >> yes, national education association recommends a guy's line of first grade, ten minutes, second grade, 20 minutes, third grade, 20 minutes, and on. by the time high school hits, looking at hours of homework. >> ankle they don't correspond. >> well, i do think they do correspond now, more than ever, because all of it is on line, abington school district, other school district, you can check your kids homework on line teen ers now corresponding. >> like i said, i don't think five hours of homework is right. >> no. >> and you guys are playing at college now. >> yahoo. >> last day of junior year today. >> crazy. >> how about this? jen, thank you. still ahead, ladies, listen

up. robert pattinson is on good day this morning. why you may not recognize him in this move. >> i why? >> we'll have to ask him. >> first, soon be able to watch videos without annoying ads. some musicians aren't happy about. >> this the artist who is won't be able to watch any more. next.

>> bus stop buddy, his fateful dog, muggy, only comes out to wait out for the bus for him when it is really going to be hot and humid. so that's why you see muggy, get it? temperatures in the 70s, 80s, already this morning. yes, yesterday we had seven. in today's number, six, sunny skies, summary, oh, yes, but the minus', we've got heat advisory in effect, will fowl

like it is around -9d 9 degrees, with the heat index, pop up thunderstorms possible, as well. so there is your heat index from noon until 7:00 p.m. how about high of 59 degrees, today, and a low of 73 tonight with possibility of pop up thunderstorms, caste? >> we'll probably be sleeping. thank you, sue. as we go to bala cynwyd, belmont at east city line avenue, do you have accident this morning, another accident this one has cleared, though, the westbound side of 422, at royersford, but you still have little bit after delay if you are headed eastbound, that's just normal volume there at that scene. all of your majors will be pretty jammed today. also hamilton eastbound side of 95 just east of 206. you have the left lane blocked, overturned vehicle there. >> hats off specially in this heat, competition continues this morning, for the special olympics, athletes, caitlin roth live in princeton, right now, with a preview for us, hey caitlin? >> she got the purple memo today. >> good morning, sue, kacie, are you wearing purple, too?

>> we will. >> of course. we always seem to do. that will well, good morning to all all of that he you, at the doll edge of new jersey, in ewing, new jersey, now different site, so many different sites. today day three, of the special olympics games. we've had two wonderful days so far. today looks to be great. it is little warm, obviously, but we have a lot of water around for the athletes, participants, all of the volunteers, spectators, too. still wonderful day. and, speaking of one of the volunteers i met one myself earlier, kim, good morning, thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> where are you from? >> from marlton, new jersey. >> so right around the corner from us here in ewing. tell me little bit about yourself. how did you become a volunteer for special olympics? >> i'm a teacher, my husband got us involved, my son is here, as well, and i work with special ed students, and i think this is great opportunity. >> this is amazing, i'm very impressed with what's going on here. >> we're so impressed with your involvement and the involvement of all of the volunteers here, this is what makes it happen. so many athletes getting on the bus, so fired up, so

excited, have you seen all of the encouraging moments? >> i have, i have. i'm just so happy to be here. amazing. >> behind us here, looks like, we've bocci being set up. one of the activities today. i know they have bocci, basketball. are you helping out with a particular sport? >> i am. >> do you do it all? >> i'm doing bocci, and will be keeping score today. excited about that. >> maybe learning something new, i didn't know bocci thousand play it myself. >> still learning. >> how long have you been a volunteer with the special olympics? >> my first time, my first time, thank you so much. >> we're so happy you're here. one thing we want to touch on everyone who is watching in the trenton area, so hot, under heat advisory today. now i do know there has been special things done, some preparations because of the heat. can you talk about that? >> yes, just making sure everybody is hydrated. coast guard walking around with buckets, making sure everyone is comfortable. it will be hot day. we have continues, we think we are ready to go. >> kim thanks so much for talking with us this morning, thank you so much for your help for this event.

thanks so much. so here we go, day three, about to get underway. games are beginning, as i said, we have bocci, weaver basketball, that's just right here in the college of new jersey, we are paw power lifting, the olympic village here, too, where afterward the athletes get to have some funs themselves, get to go on the carousel, all of the carnival rides they have here. they have the crews up around new york they got to do, 100 percent participation with that. >> when it used to be the vets, when we had the vet down in south philly, the circus there, the after fish circus works get so hot, what's it like there right now? is it pretty warm out there? >> it is so hot chris. yes, i don't think it matters what you are standing on. luckily like kim said, a loft shade, water, tents, made the preparations, but it is warm. you're not kidding. sue, i don't know, must feel like 9 degrees where i am right here. >> but mike schmidt used to complain that the surface temperature there on the artificial surf is about 150 degrees, it would just

heat up so much. i know the surface has changed. >> that's what we're on now. >> sounds like they're as ready as they possibly can be. >> competing in this casino of weather. >> thank you, caitlin. youtube set to launch new music subscription service, could mean some of your favorite artist also no longer be on that site. >> says hundreds of labels and independent artist haves signed on to the service, which likely will allow play back on mobile devices and computers without ads. amazing. but any artist who doesn't want to sign on to the new ad for music service will be scrubbed from the site, entirely so adele, mart i can monkeys, jack white, among those not happy about the changes. no word on how much the service would cost. >> keep you posted on that. >> okay,. >> 8:35 is the time this wednesday morning, still ahead, forget about andy doors he will steel. new study claims watching the bachelorette can hurt your love life. the three things you need to remind yourself of while

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>> big name in hollywood. not because of their work, because of their age. >> who since that song? >> justin timberlake. >> of course. >> he's not on in list, quincey? >> we want to hear you and see

you. >> hey, guys, i feel like i'm 06 years old. >> it is television. >> yes, not mime. >> so, starting to hear that 50? >> a lot of stars turning 50 this year, from lenny kravitz, to russell crow, to elle mcpherson, matt dillon, list of other people turning 50. celebrity courtney cox, she celebrated her 50 birthday sunday. >> wow. >> has come long way since friend. thirty when she started friends in 1994. you know, wendy williams, i worked with wendy, way, way older than me, i love wendy. never lies about her age l turn 50 on july 18th. sandra bullock, america's sweetheart. >> yes. >> she looks good. >> always looks better with

time. and the grammy star will celebrate the big five-zero on july 26. i don't know if you guys see this, wendt any july, san doctor bullock in july, end tearer, for 50, 50 years, the comedian, his birthday was in april. but have i did a fox, she's also part of the 50's club, been out seems like forever. >> and my brother. >> your brother? >> yes. >> seems like everyone's birthday is in july. courtney lover the rocker still rocking out. will hit 50 on july 19. that's a lot of people in july that turn 50. >> cancers and leo's. >> academy a war winner, marissa tow may, will turn 52. will turn 50 later this year, her birthday isn't until december. >> remember her from my cousin vin. >> i biological clock going like this. >> remember rumored, oh, he she was describing the car tracks and everything? >> oh, amazing. >> well, everybody looks so good, they used to say 50's

the new 40. i think 50 is the new 35. >> yes. >> no, i think 50 is 50. >> listen, here is the point. are you what in your three's, flight. >> right. >> when you have newborn you feel like you are in your 90s. >> i don't sleep. i feel like i am 84 right now. >> ya, all right, well -- >> it will come back. maybe you will sleep, come back, feel back to your 30's. >> you're young. >> know how to put my microphone on next time. >> love you man. >> hey, jen? >> okay, here is the situation. i am now taking over this new restaurant, but i really want gluten free items, and bread usually one of the harder things to make, to taste good. chef is back. we will go so crazy on this gluten free menu. >> hi, jen. >> i'm not even -- i we're in glen mills t

>> pretty in the poconos there. >> sure is! >> all right, so, from food allergies to helping area food banks, one new restaurant wants to give you more than just good food. >> glen mills is where you are, jen. where exactly is this

restaurant? >> okay, so, i think it is called the glenn eagle shopping center. >> okay. >> and you know where like the gap kids; and little nest, and focus, and curry, our friends over at curry, the spa, by the way is that correct where you got your hair done? >> it is. so down where we are now? in that little area. >> yes. >> and really you guys are hoping you create a whole food hub. you lover the guys over at harvest. >> whole foods down the corner. >> everyone knows as a child, food allergies, stinks taking them out. you say that's one of the things you guys are really focused on, really want to hear about, because i always try to ignore t say like i know you can have this, i don't want to bother the people. you want to be bothered a little bit? >> sure, absolutely will we want to be accommodating. we want people to have great tasting delicious food, regardless of their allergy. >> so one, people know about nuts. >> sure. >> at love people know about dairy is a issue.

but you say the biggest request you get is for gluten free? >> i would say gluten free is certainly the largest, and actually separate gluten free menu pretty compelling menu, already on our menu, as well as items that we've mod fight to make them glued end free. >> so we go through the three things, to show you how great a chevy happen to be. >> i'll make you make one of our gluten freight. >> i am looks ridiculous. >> ahi tuna on cucumber, also on crispy juan tans, which would not be gluten free, also another 190 calories for anyone who cares, but ahi tuna on cucumber, pickle ginger. then this is gluten free version of click end pacata. comes over fetch tucci, but his is gluten free penne. to the diner or the guest it looks like regular pasta. >> sure. >> entree. >> i know you are one of the

big deal guys with the company. so you got to make sure not only glued end free but it tastes good? >> yes. you know, delicious, and gluten free, not just gluten free. so again we taste, you know, number of different varieties of whether it is pasta, or, you know, flowers for doser. >> this happened by accident? >> carrot cake moist, delicious, but it is also gluten free, made with tab ohka, rice flour. >> just recipe and then you picked out that happened to be gluten free. >> exactly. >> so what will we may? >> tai lettuce wraps, gluten free, does have peanuts, so today make it without peanuts because i understand your son brody has peanut allergy. >> and he would love these. i love that you are having me put on gloves. >> part of the whole thing with allergy cross contamination, proper sanitation practices. >> yes. >> so charging your gloves before you work with an ingredient. >> right? changing then again if you are working with an allergen. >> love it. >> so now, take this chicken, put it in the bowl.

>> okay? the whole thing? >> yep. >> okay. >> couple of spoonfuls of sherrie dressing. >> looks yummy, right? >> yes. >> little extra. >> give it one more. >> go for it. >> okay, now, using the tongs, give it good mix. >> okay. >> and, i have to say, the contamination, you can't -- that's a word that allergy moms and allergy sufferers, they hear, and just want to know that you care about that. so that's awesome. >> yes. >> also good when you say we can't do it. right? because a lot of people are afraid to say that. >> sure. being accommodating is also about keeping our guests safe. >> yes. >> you snow we don't want to overdo it. >> this is so prep. >> i not only am i timing you, but judging how well you can actually do this. >> here is the thing, i told you my kitchen parties on friday nights, talked about it on tv so people know. it is not always pretty. but it is always interesting. >> yes? >> do you have invite us over sometime. >> if people don't know, we mentioned it earlier, you guys are opening this location on monday? >> correct. >> i can't put more in.

>> you can put more in. go ahead. >> beautiful, beautiful. and this is like it is summertime, everyone in their bikini's, and stuff. should i try it. >> sure. >> he didn't want me to try it. >> go ahead. >> adorable, can i stick around for one more segment? >> sure. >> okay, ill. guys, what do you think? thank you so much by the way for caring about people with food allergy. >> my mom has diverticulitis,. >> oh, so what's that, no rice? >> no seeds, nothing, hard or crunchy. >> and it is nice because they feel like they're burdening the restaurant. >> they say it is okay, we can burden then them. >> we make everything from scratch. we can make everything modified as needed. >> oh, looks yum. >> i it is yum. >> i i know what's in that, jenn fred. >> all right, jen. eat away. >> ridiculous. >> still ahead, have you ever heard a weird reference in a song and wondered what it meant? listen to this. >> ♪

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temperatures are zooming up, already. and it is not even 9:00 in the morning. 82 degrees in philadelphia, it is now 83 in wilmington, delaware, that's our hot spot for the moment. but, temperatures will be getting even higher. we think 95 degrees, the records for this date, june 18th, is 96. it was setback in 1957. about time for that one to hall. heat advisory in effect until noon until 7:00 p.m. because of the heat plus the humidity. so sunny, steamy today, stormy tomorrow, and then, drying out on friday. saturday, sunday, the temperatures look good. but it is tiny bit sonnet recalled, should not get back to the 90s at least not until

maybe late next week. >> thank you, suement couple every accidents to get to, then a look at the majors, i promise you they are delay ridden, not that nice of a picture. hamilton, east of 206. accident blocking left lane. an over turn vehicle involved there. west philly, callowhill, completely shutdown. so street to 11th street for an accident and another accident in montgomeryville. bet him pike at dekalb pike, last stop is all of the majors, see 95 slow, 76 slow both directions and 476 if you are headed north up to 95 up to route one becomes 15 extra minutes, guys? >> thank you, it is 8:55. >> still ahead, lots of us parents are guilty of this. to snoop or not to snoop. in fact, one in ten parents admit to being looking through their kids cell phone. but, some parents never look, at harming things those parents could be missing, next.

>> listen up, lady. robert pattinson is on good day today. why you may not even recognize him in his new movie. >> oh, my goodness. we like him the way he is. >> well, anyway. >> yes, we like the kids the way they are, too. did kyle i jenner go under the knife? rumors swirling around the reality tv star. wondering, would you let your child get plastic surgery if it boosted their confidence? the five ways this can do more mental harm than good to them. >> and it is wedding wednesday. remember, this debockle? >> somebody didn't think it through. >> oh, my gosh. >> disaster, the top mistakes to avoid in the month leading to up your big day.

>> speaking about avoiding disaster, if you peak on your child's cell phone, could you hit something off. it might and good idea. >> even if you see something you don't want to see, you need to see it. >> you bet. >> according to new survey, one in seven parents has looked at their kids phone and found explicit content, everything from sexting to make it pictures, but more than 30% of parent admit that rarely they say rarely or never check what their kids are doing on their phones. >> so jen, how old are your kids again? >> so provides ski eight. laundry is five. and neither one have a phone but dow check what they are doing. i am creeping on them all the time, right? >> sure. >> brody is on mine craft. you know they can go in different rooms and whatever, and i'm always checking it out. i think that you're absolutely crazy if you're not checking out what your kids are doing. >> because he can probably chat with people, right? >> he