>> it was a dark and stormy night, yes, dark and stormy night. yes, those storms rolled in, hard and fast. bringing pounding rain, high winds, lightning, thunder, across the east coast, at least five deaths reported around the country, while here at home, power still out for thousands of people this morning. power lines are down, some still hot be careful. >> first calls for help as flares devour row homes in southwest philadelphia, you know the stormy by now killing four children. the exact time line has been released now by fire and police officials. could they have saved lives? whether the check comes, do you split the check, do you add up your individual charges

if you didn't have as much as the other person? or what do you do? the new rule. and, let's go to camp, what do you say? >> yes, i am here in south philadelphia, 25th and snyder, here at smith playground. we have all girls basketball camp. now, you know, i'm an athlete, learn a little bit of trick from the trade with them, coming up next. all right, q, thank you for. that will let's get right to it, clock 01 this wednesday morning, oh, it is wedding wednesday, too. >> oh, flares, flares, all over the place. >> that's right. >> all right, that's coming up later on in the show, right now, we're going to talk about what we're going to get today. and we may get some more rain, it may not be as loud as it was last night, but, the seven is the number we're going through, because we have warm summer day. won't be as hot as yesterday. not quite as hot. but still a lot of humidity around, and those showers and thunderstorms are possible, any time this afternoon, bus stop buddy, another day at the pool, keep eye on the sky.

60s, 70, a walking out the door this morning, and it is still muggy. there are a few left over showers around, in south jersey, most of them in the process of going off shore. so, there is our sunshine, burning through the clouds of philadelphia, 73 degrees, but look at the relative humidity, 84 sticky percent. 90 degrees is our high today. pop up thunderstorm or shower possible. as we said, any time this afternoon, you may get one, may not. tonight down to 71, still warm. >> a lot to get to today. you have got downed polls, downed wires, downed trees, shutdown bridges, everything, and here there and everywhere, we talk about downed pole, downed wire, bryn mawr, headed out on sproul road, shutdown conestoga to bryn mawr avenue. take south bust end avenue, jump on mill. that's the alternate there. headed out elsewhere, we go to upper providence township, malfunctioning traffic light there, providence road 252 right at rose tree road. not shutdown but treat that as four way stop, evesham

township, greentree road closed between brandywine and con stove a steel keeley was out there, this has been reopened. don't worry about taking marlton picas the alternate any more, guys? >> after the storms we talked about, trees down, power outages all over the place, steve keel is in new jersey. >> steve, would you think most of these are not hot wires, careful out there, folks. steve? >> mike, they are treating this like a live wire. the utility company has been so busy haven't been able to get to this one yet. they know it is safe because the fire department has been here, making sure, that the fire burned itself out. but you can see the ashes on the ground. and how where it touched the gown. so, it was actually good, i pointed out earlier, that this thing was smoking, and burning, because a lot of people exercise here before the sun comes up, they walk their dogs, and can you imagine the tragedy of somebody just happening to walk into that, if it wasn't

burning, and smelling, because it was a live electric power line? this is a very, very populated development, right off route 70, which is only about 50 feet away from us, the barkley farm development right across the billing barkley towers, right next to the 295 ramps, a lot of people, are being stuck in the development, trying to get through, because you see they have it blocked off for safety reasons, but this is an example, maybe a little extreme example what we are seeing around the philadelphia area after we saw so many power lines and trees down. this being summer, trees are in full bloom like a sailboat with sales filing, that's why trees are more vulnerable to high winds than they were in the winter with just bear branches. that's why we had so many trees down here right at the peak of summer with all of the leaves, on the trees, right now, and so we had so many of them coming down. mike, this being good day, and we like to put little humerous twist on things, you will appreciate this. had that power line come down just few feet away towards the right where they are building the new house and hit that

outhouse, that port a john, with some metal in it, and not on fire, the next guy to sit there, the latest new jersey version of the electric chair i guess, modern version of it, boy what an embarrassing way to get hurt? >> absolutely come running out of there with your pants around your ankles, my goodness. careful, folks. 7:05. maybe we got off little easy, from people in up-state new york. several people died when powerful storms moved through their area. >> at least four people killed near syracuse, high winds ripped apart four houses. officials search through the night for survivors, knocked down power lines, obviously, trees just like it did around herement witnesses say the storm sounded like a freight train. >> insane, i mean, it was looked out the window, and just saw blankets of rain, and just trees falling everywhere. >> well, the national weather service says investigators will determine if a tornado actually did touchdown. they'll figure that out by

this afternoon. >> meanwhile, frank he can i struck at a camp in maryland, scrambling to make it indoors. a tree down, boy killed, six children injured. officials say the at the fell when they were on their way to nearby shelter. >> my goodness. all right, 7:06. you know that crucial funding for the philadelphia school district? now, it can go up in smoke. there is a little technicality here, state senate yesterday passed budget sent by the house. >> would ends the tax plan to funds or city school after five years, that was called sunset clause, you don't want it to go on forever. now the amendment heads back to the house for approval before going to governor corbett, right? here is the problem. all the house members out of town, on summer break, won't be back until the fall. what do you do? we don't have time to wait for the fall. so philadelphia school superintendent, doctor william hite, released this statement

saying, quote, with schools scheduled to open in less than two months, it is crucial that we secure the needed funding to support our student in school. no timetable for house consideration on this amended bill. nor any guarantees of final passage, we implore the house and senate to come to agreement immediately on this cigarette tax legislation, it does not include a sunset provision. and even if it does include a sunset provision, can you all get back together just for little bit and go, yes, ya, or nay? >> really? >> in this day and age (do we all have to have them come back physically? >> right, we can do so much on line. >> our big story since the weekend of course, we revisit that at 7:07. time line released by philadelphia fire officials showing an equipment response, to the fatal fire on gesner street after claims from residents that firefighters not act fast enough.

>> took three minutes to respond, that's what we're being told. take a look hine me. there has been a police presence, here, at this firehouse, just around the corner from the scene of the fire. all morning long, really, since we got here, that is because there have been protests here throughout the week. >> people in the community became concerned, over rumors of a delay in the response time. >> 2:44 saturday morning, first call to 911 is made, 2:46, verbal dispatch is made about a couch fire, on porch connected to a house. 2:47, second 911 call, number of houses now on fire. >> four houses. >> four houses are on fire. >> then at 2:49, ladder four

on scene preparing for rescues, 2:50, pipeline 40, equipped with water was on scene after leaving a car fire several blocks away. a third call there is time, from firefighter comes in. >> three, four years opened, infant, tragically killed, rumors of slow response time fueled anger in the community, officials say firefighters saw protocol, more heart broken than anyone else with open lines they couldn't save. >> they acted heroically, just couldn't save. but to criticize this department is not fair. it is not the fact. and that's what we're putting in front of you. >> people were very upset things got out of hand. three people were arrested. now, officials are hoping that was relief of this time line,

those concerned, can be alleve ate dollars just little bit, right now saying the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> that's the latest, back to you guys. >> last night we sent our quincy harris along with good friend of his local rapper meek mills to visit the neighborhood and give up close and personal report on what everybody is feeling over there. >> how did it go? >> meek mill called me, said he still wanted to go back to the community and families that lost, you know, members of their families. >> sure. >> a lot of people are saying that they were running over to the firehouse and telling them this is a fire that escalated. reports state from the neighborhood. saying they ran over to the firehouse, were telling the fire department please come over. but they were saying that the fire department said you have to call it in. so people are very hostile,

you know, in the counsel at this, me and meek mills talked to some of the family members, they're very hurt, but they were just happen that i people, you know, wanted to show their support, and give to them. so it was still very, very tense situation. >> people are still hurting, they've lost their children. maybe if we can get some cell phone footage from those people, i mean, everybody pulls out their cell phones these days. there is a time stamp on t you know, to prove their side of the story. are people believing the time line, the three minute time line, that was released? because i hear people already, oh, you can doctor those numbers. >> from what i heard, people that live on that neighborhood, on that street, they are saying that those numbers are not accurate. this is what i heard. they say we were running across the street telling them to please come over. this is what i heard from the people that live on six a hundred block of gesner. >> all right, we'll talk about it more. we have a representative from

that area come in have the state senate. thank you, q, 7:12. topping world news, nigerian leaders saying the school girls kidnapped will soon be rescued. >> national council of states, security forces know where the girls are. now, the question is, how to rescue them without endangering their lives. >> council says they hope to have good news soon, still working on it, my gosh, going on for three months. crews investigating the death of georgia toddler inside hot suv getting national attention returns to the scene where the suspects car. >> the boys father, rob harris, charged with murder, intentionally leaving the 22 month old inside of that car. he claims he just forgot and it was an accident. >> so applies trying to see how high the temperature would

rise, with the windows sealed, about the same day as the horrible incident. enjoy of the car was off. park his car in the same spot as he did that june day, started their test around 9:22 a.m. in the morning when he say he pulled up. tests continued through 12:42 in the afternoon, three hours and 20 minutes later. that's when investigators say surveillance cameras caught harris dropping off a box of light bulbs that he pick up on his lunch run with his son still inside the back seat. why didn't he see the kid in the back seat? >> that's the big question. and of course that will be the focus of the trial continuing today. in other news, donald sterling expected to return to the witness stand today in california. >> yes, he is testifying in the battle over the $2 billion sale of the los angeles clippers. he gave fiery testimony yesterday. he's fight willing back saying he doesn't have altzheimer's disease, and told his wife's attorney to, quote, stand up and be a man. >> he also called this guy a hired gun. so, donald sterling is

challenging that his wife didn't have the right to sell the team after he was caught, you know, making racist comments on tape. all right, sue, back to the phillies. phillies over cam a tough start to win their second straight game in milwaukee. >> you breezier jumped out to early lead thanks to grand-slam by them in the first inning. but, the phils fought back, chase utley, and dom brown led the charge, phillies nine to seven win. game three of the four game series is tonight. that's two in a row. >> well, after a grand-slam i just gave up. i'll watch the sixers. pretty cool game. sixers summer league play in orlando, florida, noel and the rest of the sixers easily took care of the houston rockets, 92 to 71. casper wear led the sixers with 16 points. boy, he is really trying to bounce back. and argentina place the netherlands this afternoon in brazil to figure out who will play germany in the world cup,

that is sunday, right, the finals? >> the big finale. >> yes. >> so germany advanced yesterday after blowing out the host country, in their semifinal match up. they beat brazil. boy, is brazil upset about this. >> well, because they blasted him. >> ya, they trailed five-nothing after the first half of the game. they played without their superstar, namar, injured in the previous rounds. >> the captain was -- look at the game seven to one. that's in soccer of course that's a huge blow out. and brazil fans were so upset over this they did not anticipate that huge loss. tears were flowing. jaws were dropping. booze, you know, well, thrown at the players. shocked to see their team get bounced from the tournament. they fully expected to win. >> that face says it all. >> there was downpour after the game. i think maybe that curtailed some violent behavior. so after brazil beat down on the soccer field, people went

on line and created, what do they call those things? mems the big lost. >> little sad, well, it is chrysler redeemer statue there in brazil, had it in his hands, face palm, weeping, crying. ron burgundy with famous line from anchorman that escalated quickly. >> that's pretty good. >> and oprah men, you get a goal. >> you get a goal. >> there go. >> everybody. >> well, that with a it. >> man. that's tough. okay, so who do we root for now? argentina or the dutch? >> let's go argentina. >> ya, ya, because germany beat us. >> yes. >> so we don't like them. >> certainly not. >> please. okay, i'm going argentina. >> all right. >> i'm still pretending i care. >> let's take a look ought our

wet they are morning. we start off with a look at ultimate doppler radar looks like most of the rain, showers left over, in the process of moving off shore. still have few clouds around. the sun is burning off a lot of those clouds. it looks like we'll have a decent looking start to the day, but we still have. >> heatwave two could be official by the end of the day today. we still have the humidity around, even though the frontal system is sort of hanging around, and that's what's going to cause that instability, plus the builds up of heat and ability. you know the drill. more rain in the forecast, for today, but they'll be pop up showers, you could get one, you may escape the day without seeing a shower, but have the umbrella somewhere around, so you can grab it just in case. 73 degrees in philadelphia, right now, six an in mount

pocono, 73 down in dover, it is 72 in atlantic city. current winds are still out of the southwest, most of them, eventually we are going to get northwest breeze in here, probably by tomorrow afternoon, will feel a lot better. so here is your "shorecast" for today. eye on the sky in case you get one of those pop ups. otherwise decent day at the beach with 9uv index, moderate rip countries being so careful, swim near lifeguard, don't go out too far. 72 degrees your suffer of temp. mid 80s on the beach with a little bit of sea breeze. your seven day forecast has 09 degrees for today, l eight for tomorrow, still warm, we get to high of 87 on friday, still the best weather day of the week. saturday looks pretty good, too. by sunday, we have some storms in the forecast, for the afternoon and it is still unsettled, monday, tuesday, of next week, casey? >> at least the weekends looks kind of good. for the most part good. thanks, sue. a lot to get to this morning, we start with cherry hill, covered bridge closed between oxford avenue, you have downed

pole, downed wires, pine valley road great alternate if you are headed thought morning, uekland township, accident, route 100 at worthington drive. look out for. that will a lot i have dent rent things to look out for. claymont philadelphia pike completely shutdown. malfunctioning traffic light. also downed pole there. governor prince boulevard to manor avenue the damage there is actually at seminal avenue. this is your alternate, take manor avenue then jump on governor prince boulevard. guys? >> okay, it is wedding wednesday at 7:19. yes, wedding wednesday. so military brides to be are saying yes to the dress for free. that's what i like about this. >> ya. >> kayla of indianna getting her wedding dress free of charge thanks to the brides across america program. let me tell you how this works. offers free dresses for those serving in the military, or to those who have a fiancee who is serving. brides say the program gives them the chance to have the dress of their dreams for free. >> i love. >> it is great. speaking of free. >> airlines pilot facing potentially angry passengers

had to think fast when hisses flight was delayed in we roaming. >> this is great. he called up domino's to deliver 35 pizzas to the airport to fide the passenger and crew late monday night. pizza manager said he got the call just as he was about to send his employees home for the night. but that his workers responded well to the challenge, the flight was able to take off for denver short time after the pizza arrived. >> you know i can always finds a dark lining in any silver cloud. >> absolutely. >> then you have to fly all bloated, bloated up all on cheese. >> oh, i eat so much when i fly. >> do you. >> what else do you do? >> hungry or bloated, which would you prefer? >> i like to go non-bloat, almost starving when i get on an airplane. >> that's because you sit in first class. sometimes? >> they good care of you. >> i always sit in first class because i have claustrophobia. >> do you reamy? >> yes. >> the time you are on that plane long enough to need pizza -- >> i would love it, i love pizza. and there is cents no good

pizza any airports, so -- >> just so the rest rooms facilities are workingment coming up: new jersey teen bullied over her body takes a stand, i like this woman. hopefully we can get her on the show. how she is turning a nasty comment into a point of pride. good for you. go jersey. but first, a local woman gets a call saying she owes thousands of dollars to the irs, going to take away her house. this is a scam. the one tip the tax man has for you, that could keep you from becoming a v the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪

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>> this guy, landed his first job out of school. >> okay, he headed to the streets of tampa, passing out his resume, to anybody who passed by in a car, hoping of course to find a potential employer. and that's how he found the owner of a law firm, who created a special project

position just for him. >> he used a volume method. ask everybody. >> yes. >> and somebody admired his enough initiative, okay, i'll make a job for you. >> that's how i handle the dating situation. you got to be careful when you pick up the phones these days, very aggressive irs telephone scam is targeting people in our area right now. >> so we got message on facebook from fox 29 viewer, about this scam. because she said she doesn't want anybody else to fall for this. dawn timmeney, liver in the news room, to tell us about more. >> yes, good morning, you guys. people in our area getting threatening phonecalls, from people claiming to be with the irs, saying that you owe them money, you owe them big box. caller tells you that they have a badge number, some even go as far as to call from a washington, d.c. area code. shannon moyer told us she got one of those harassing phonecalls, guy wanted nearly $5,000 from her. she was worried she would lose her house, her kids, her whole

life. she believed him. >> side iron drivers license is revoked, we're in touch with your local police department. cher sieve on their way to arrest you. they have all of the documentation. >> she immediately got out tax records, had her daughter look up the number, when they found out it was a fake. and that she wasn't the first target. luckily, they caught the fraud before forking over any money. the irs says these are total scams, but the people are pros they make them look like the real deal. guys, says the irs does not call you. sends letters the olds fashioned way, snail mail. so if you happen to get one of these, the irs hang up, treasury inspector general is collecting trying to get to the bol bottom of this. >> that's what they say, they never call. >> they can't even keep track

of their emails. >> and we know all about that. >> coming up here, 7:26. are you a facebook and twitter spoiler, sue? >> oh, no. >> kacie? >> no. >> say you're watching your favorite t show, and it is a finale, finale of 24 next monday night. >> right. >> you go oh, my gosh, well, if you drv it it, ruins this. we have to figure out a way to stop it. >> immigration to learn thousand play basketball here at the south urban youth basketball camp. man, the

doesn't that look prep think morning? sun trying to burn through the haze, the clouds, rain just left. the atlantic city area. so, you start to see little bit of sunlight shining on the water, but will make take another hour or so before we see the sun full force at the beach this morning. bus stop buddy poolside of course with the face full dog, muggy, getting ready for another humid day, it is still muggy this morning, even with the thunder earl storm we had last night, didn't do too much to relief that summertime stifling humidity. 60s seven's, your temperature wacking out the door this morning, looking at seven, in our weather by the numbers today. i think the rain will move in

little earlier than it did yesterday for most of us the rain didn't happen until evening, but we have showers, thunderstorms in the forecast, and it is still going to be humid today. having said, that don't have any precipitation showing up. so, 73 degrees our current temperature with 84% relative humidity. headed to 90 degrees today, eye on the sky, for pop up shower or thunderstorm, and tonight, we are down to about 71, with slight chance of a storm. caste? >> thank you very much, sue. we start by tacking a lock at all of the majors, talk about mass transit. you have lot of delays going on this morning, so, quickly, taking a look at all of the majors, give us one second, do you have a loft delays. seventy-six delay ridden, 95 delay ridden, let's go to the northeast corridor service on new jersey transit delays of about 15 to 30 minutes, due to overhead power issues on amtrak between trenton and metro park station. moreland road at huntington

pike. and if you are headed out in worcester, skippack pike route 73, down tree, southbound lanes are going to be block, mike? >> let's get back to this fire story, philadelphia firefighters, philadelphia officials say just minutes, i haven't done the math here, looks like three minutes, 49 seconds to be exact, re to respond to saturday's deadly fire on gesner street. officials release the time line after angry residents claim firefighters did not act fast enough. >> four houses in. >> four houses are on fire. >> well, the fire commissioner as you know revealed the routes and the time it took firefighters arrive at the scene. the first 911 call came in saturday morning, 2:44, and some seconds on there. then at 2:46, dispatch was made, about a couch fire, on a porch. that was at 2:49, second 911 call came in, stating, that several houses were now on fire. two minutes later,

firefighters arrived to rupe for rescues. again, the exact time line three minutes and 492nd. >> there was none that far as you heard other people say that. they say we're not coming, we don't care, none of that. >> they act add prepare re atly, they acted heroically, they just couldn't save. now criticize this department is not fair, it is not the fact, and that's what we're putting in front of you. >> so investigators continue to look into whether or not illegal fireworks, you know, firecrackers, played a role in saturday's fire, fire cracker get later erupt into smoke and then flames. well state representative, representing the area that we're talking about here, ronald waters is here, good to have you here. tough situation. >> yes. >> so you represent the people down there. woe got three minutes and 49

seconds. but some of the residents go they just don't trust, people don't trust city officials, whether it be firefighters or police officers. they say that could be doctored what say you? >> i say that the community was highly upset, a lot of emotions, everyone saw the protesters took place outside the firehouse, on monday evening. and i was just hoping that the protests would be more focused on making sure that a real investigation takes place to find out what exactly did occur, all who were responsible, responding, efficiently, and so far as that investigation is in evidence, hoping that it will be enough to satisfy the community. >> yes, but, also, it probably would help, i mean, we got to get to the truth, you know, i believe that three minutes and 49 seconds is accurate. i don't think it is doctored here, just my personal opinion. but if some community members

do have proof, like videotape, or something like that, with time stamp on cell phones, probably step forward, and let's get to the bottom of it. >> yes, well, i have heard that. some people say they've their own tames. so they have a right to produce whatever evidence they have. >> let's see them. >> let's just see them. i just want to, you know, i can't help but to want to take this chance, thank the police department up there, because monday night was very emotional night. it was a lot going on that night. and the police captain, morrone, did an out standing job, community real lakes manager, joseph young, inspector small, everyone, you know, and all of the other officers there, both men and women it, out standing job of showing restrain and discipline. >> well, you look at the firefighters, with the chain saw, and it is hard to say that they don't care. they're fighting to get into that house. >> i watched firefighters, i always say firefighters and police officers in my opinion just don't make enough money. >> they run into a situation

where a lot of people are running from. and they put their lives on the line. and i'm quite sure that if they could have gotten there any quicker to save their lives, and the properties, i had a chance to meet one of the children who did escape yesterday at the christ international church. and it was something just to see this little, this little young life who is there. she still lock like she is emotional. but she made it out alive. i'm just glad it wasn't worse i understand why people are upset. you are still hurt. emotions are still so vow. -- rouse. because so four kids are dead. >> the father had a chance to meet the father. he was just saying, you know, my children are now burned ashes. and i have children, too. and i just know how devastating that could be. lost two kids. so i understand the emotion that is we witnessed the other day. the community want answers. and i believe that the community deserves answers. and i'm here to represent them. i want to make sure they get the answer that is they're entitled to, too. >> thanks for coming in. appreciate. that will all right, next up:

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manors. the pole asked if you could stop one activity what would it be? 51% said they would stop texting and e-mailing at the dinner table. so stop already. that is followed by not letting people get off elevators before you get in and saving seats at the movies. what's the worse way to break up with somebody? 51% believe facebook is the worse way dump someone, sticky note coming in at number two, seriously, 15%, followed by text or instant message, e-mail is the least offensive way to break up with somebody, although, relatively speaking anyway, face-to-face, finally, when go out to dinner, should you split the bill or only pay for what you ate? 60% say split the bill evenly. 35% say divide it up. and finally, when it comes to hon line dating, what do you think is the most rude question could you ask somebody? 51% say that they've been asked how much money do you make? >> common. >> and really? coming in second, do you have any std's. >> oh, nice. >> well, right off the bat?

>> right off the bat. >> well, why not get it out of the way? >> might as well. >> so, what do you do when you go to a restaurant? i say just split it. >> yep. >> absolutely. >> but i have friends who want to break it down, bring out the and cuss. >> some to get out the calculator. >> that's the point. could you get separate checks but you have to ask them in the beginning. >> then your servers hates you and spits in your drink. >> there are 16 of us. could we have separate checks in then you look at them. fine. and they go back and pea in your drink and stuff. okay, thanks, kerrey. >> your welcome. all right, i love summer camp. because it gets kids out of the house, right? girls basketball camp. come on, quince. >> i listen, some of these ladies are like all pun in the public league. >> this err gag to teach me how to play basketball. all girls basketball camp here.

pocono mountains there is part of it, anyway, looks like thomas kinkaid painting. doesn't it? the painter of light. where the lights coming in, as the clouds clear, from the storms that we had yesterday. is that enough weather drama for you? all right, well, let's get to what's happening

tonight. i wanted to make sure, shameless plug, that i let you know, ya, doing it again. the vocal list, vocal competition that happens during the summer, in delaware county, at the media theater, starts tonight, at 7:00 p.m. a lot of talented young people competing for not only some money, and fabulous prizes, but chance tougher form on good day theater. 104 east state street, tonight dining under the star, in media, where everybody's outside. should n pretty nice night. now, still humid. but we start to see change tomorrow with drier air moving in. there is the frontal system that caused all of those storms last night. and we were rocking and rolling for awhile, but didn't really change the temperatures that much. the winds was the big issue. that's what caused all of the damage. camden, new jersey, 62-mile per hour wind gust, 60-mile per hour winds gust in norwood, delaware county, philadelphia close to 60 miles an hour, as well, not that far away. allentown, wilmington, they had pretty high wind gusts and a lot of trees down, power lines, as well.

now, we're left with 73 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-two atlantic city, 65 degrees in mount pocono, and 73 down in dover, delaware. current winds, still mostly out of the southwest. some are moving into westerly win, but still pretty humid out there. and that means, we could have pop up showers and thunderstorms, once again, so if you are at the shore, eye on the sky, should be decent day today. with bit of a breeze, making you feel real nice to be right there on the sand. with the umbrella, reading your novel i'm sure. 72 degrees your surf temp, rip currents risk moderate, very high uv index of nine today. so 90 degrees today. and if we get to 90, and it will be a close call, that will mean heatwave number two of the season. eighty-eight tomorrow. we start to dry out. you will feel lower humidity tomorrow. and friday should be fabulous, with high in the mid to upper 80s, sunny, warm, high of 87. saturday looks great. as well. sunday, that's the day we think there might be some pop up showers and thunderstorms, in the latter part of the day.

some earlier the better. for your outdoor activities on sunday. caste? >> thank you very much, sue. all right, taking a look at 95, we've got a lot of dents there, a loft delays, we start 95, right around philadelphia, the northbound side north of cottman avenue. you have got an accident. blocking the right lane, so see northbound delays, also see southbound complaints, going little bit more south on 95. the southbound side of 95, between 202 and delaware avenue. you have got another accident blocking the left lane. throughout that stretch. so big slow down there, northeast corridor service if you are headed out on new jersey transit expect 15 to 30 minute delays this morning. amtrak having overhead wire problems between trenton and metro park. shear look at all of your majors, 95, still northbound, only couple of extra minutes due to the accident, but southbound twice the travel time. same thing 76 west, from the vine to the blue route. >> okay, so, that world tallest water slide, it is going to open in kansas city. employees tested out the attraction, called the

shletter bomb. careful saying. that will water park of course. ride will finally over after three previous delays to allow for moss testing, the ride 168 feet tall. >> oh, oh, oh,. >> i would do, that though, that would be fun. hurt when you finally hit the water? >> well, you got a big boat. i mean, so maybe that will cushion the blow? >> i would hope so. >> hopefully. well, two rival basketball coaches decide to burden of proof i the hatchet. not on each other. but open basketball camp just for girls. >> so this is at smith playground in south philly, right, q? yes, here at 25th and snyder, okay, we have coach. >> how are you doing? >> you guys just playing basketball growing up, getting together, how did you guys connect? >> actually, you know what? we were working together.

and he was coaching master i, picket, i was coaching universalvare. one thing led to another. i got a job working at universal read. and i got hospitalized, coach west, he took over for me, to help me out, he'll let you know the rest. >> okay, now, you guys, were rivals, then you stepped in? we were rival from there, and then we were rivals again, championship with the middle school girls. i beat him of course. >> oh, okay, sore bye that. >> but no, then, he started with read, and. >> you took the guesser to the play moves. >> went to the second round. read girls, maybe 38 years? first 23438 years for the girls, we finished 18 and five. >> wow. >> okay, now, you guys, the

second year of this all girls basketball camp? >> yes, it is. >> now what are the ages that the girls come down? >> twelve to 17. we wanted to develop more so the middle school girls. >> now you guys are really good basketball coaches. a ' at least. i don't know if you guys know there is i'm world class athlete. >> you look like it. >> ya, can you guys teach me some of the moves? >> we definitely can. >> and some of the girls, you guys were telling me, some of the girls are all public? >> yes, had three all public selections this year. we had regime preen tis first team all public, graduated, we have at that time tianah foul, freshman, and dare a sophomore with second team all public. >> okay, so i'll be out here all morning, you guys are going to teach me how to actually play best cat bull. >> yes, we will do the game, q. >> some girls are tough. they look like they can really. >> i we got a few that will chop you. i hope you got your ball

skills. >> okay, i'm ready. i ready? >> i'm red. >> i so, i don't know, sometime today before we leave i'm going to play one-on-one some of these girls. it will get real interesting out here, i know, mike, i shouldn't have said that. i said it and then i want to take it back. but we're out here south philly 25th and snyder. phone number they can call if they want to join the team. >> (215)416-5088. that's coach's number. my number: (908)343-1314. >> we'll have more information on myfoxphilly.com. but i'm being to go play with them guys. >> careful. >> i'll check back with you later. >> i know, i know, i know, i know. >> okay, good luck with that. >> 7:52. coming up new jersey tone age err bullied over her body takes a stand. how she is turning the nasty comment into a point of pride. and we have have the best time to hit your favorite stores. to get the best deals. i'm talking about the exact day and the exact time during

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>> certain things you should never say. good morning, guys. >> you nailed that. >> everybody on your crew is married except for the sad maris a here are the comment, never say to your mother-in-law. you're women come to come over any time. guys, what do you think? >> if you open the proverbial can of worms it could be issue. fortunately my mother-in-law has a little bit of dementia, so she probably thinks she is visit ago lot.

>> i just don't talk to my mother-in-law. >> classic scenario? >> most of the communication through my wife. hey, honey? your mom's on the phone, stuff like that. >> so you are not going to like the second thing you should never say. you know what laidy? i didn't ask for your opinion. that would be rude to say to anyone, but right in? certain things you don't talk to. the classics, politics, religion, all of that stuff. you leave that out of there. but i would, i mean, you should be respectful to your in-laws, mother-in-law, correct? that would be an an off i have thing to say to anyone? also depends on your training? no, geographically where you are with your in-laws because mine live out of state, halfway across the country, so hey you guys can come over any

time, that's pretty east, but the next town over, our in your neighborhood, common any time? you never want to say that. >> how about unspoken agreement with my wife, if she is on the phone talking to the in-laws, whatever, i do, honey, i need you. >> ya. >> toilet's overflowing. >> the hand signals? sure, sure. >> exactly. >> i want to ask cathy already relationship with her mother-in-law, if you ever have any complaints about your husband, like, why didn't you teach your son to do blah blah blah? >> no, i think can you never say, that you can't say why didn't you teach your son. ill joke with her, actually i have a very nice relationship with my mother-in-law, and she wouldn't just stop over, come over any time, she would never do. that will yet i have a nice relationship with her. >> okay, you know, just too busy to see you. do you ever say that? >> i'll say that and i'll say i can't wait to put now home. >> oh! >> that's another one. >> and i'll say casually, you try to engage a conversation

like you say, are you a monster in the sack too like your caughter? you know? >> sure, sure. >> but i'm not good with that stuff. >> did you teach her thousand do that? >> if you teach her thousand do that? who is the kinky one here? somebody got t and things like i never do met net in front of the kids. >> sure. >> you want to make them comfortable. listen, the best thing to do, you have long distance relationship with your in-laws. >> my mother-in-law watches the show every day. she is one in the whole family that watches every day. >> she is the one. >> thank you, ma, love you. >> is melissa talking to me? >> no, she out looking for a man. >> how she can get a mother-in-law. >> i guess we paint add bad picture. >> thanks a lot. >> see you later, guys. >> i heard her in the background! i was at the vet last night, why don't you guys check in with preston and steve every day of the week. i go i like that idea. >> i love that.

>> why not? >> sure. >> okay. >> lively conversation. >> good day to you it is wednesday, july 9th, 2014. and it is straight up 8:00. here we go. >> shopping secrets watch if you knew the perfect days to shop sales at your favorite stores? well, stick around, coming up the secret to making your best bargain hunt, making you best bargain hunter around, sue? >> lots of storms move through last night. i'm sure, some of them woke you up. what about today? are we going to get fired up again by the afternoon? we'll let you know in the weather authority forecast. dawn? >> and new jersey teenager bullied over her body, takes a stand, how she is turning a nasty comment, into a point of pride. mike? >> summer move bye to heat up the silver screen, in other words, there is new film out. the stars of let's be cops, i've seen the trailer, looks good.

>> really looks hilarious. >> damon williams, jr., jake johnson is here, of course on that show called new girl. now they are making a movie. the much different roles than they plan on new girls. >> that chemistry is there. >> good buddy film. we'll talk to them. >> muggy today? >> afraid so. first, of all, i believe, at ultimate doppler radar, yes, could have heatwave number two by the end. day today. so things will be heating up. the future cast shows little rain, maybe lasting to the early part of tomorrow. but it is not going to be as violent i don't think as what we had yesterday. dew .68 degrees, starts to feel stuck i above 60 degrees, so the current winds are out

of the southwest, the "shorecast" we told but that little bit earlier wanted to get to the forecast for today. 90 degrees heatwave number two if we make it, caste? >> sue, already taking a look at 95 right at 322, you have got delays all over 95, it doesn't matter where you're headed out this morning. so we start with another incident, though, downed tree in worcester, skippack pike, route 73, at greenhill road. southbound lanes are going to be block there. so talking 95 the northbound side just north of cottman avenue right around exit 30 right lane at the scene, northbound delays also southbound delayed headed down to the vine. ninety-five south, right around 202, to up delaware avenue. you have got the left lane block there, for an accident. northeast corridor service if you are headed out delay, amtrak having overhead wire problems, and that's between trenton and metro park station this morning. looking everywhere at all of the your majors do, have a lot to look out for, 42 north not too bad.

seventy-six westbound, little slow, same things goes 495, guys? >> hey, steve, we need to check something out here at 8:02 on this wednesday. senior facility, a tree down, 24th and providence. boy, this story is being played out little bit, because of the storms. that hit our region last night, i know it was really pounding between 7:00 to 9:00 last night. other people got it in different areas of the delaware valley, after midnight even, sue? >> right. knocked out a lot of power. and this is a time lapse photography of the storms rolling in and rolling out. just around sunset, last night, you can see that, then it gets dark. but look at the winds whipping around the trees. that is our, i believe, our aquarium camera. >> from camden. >> right. >> winds in some cases at the airport almost 60 miles an hour. >> wait a minute. >> 75 miles an hour is a hurricane. >> right. so this is tropical storm force wind gusts, that we had

yesterday. >> my gosh. okay, look at the front page of the philadelphia inquirer, above the fold, cigarette tax up in smoke, then look at couple of quotes down here. >> we are caught in vortex of political hell, that's the mayor, but then senator, delco, it is a fair change to see how this has worked out in practice over five years. now, what's the five years about? how doses this affect the philadelphia school district? and the budgeting? representative ronald waters is back here, you were in harrisburg, so what's the deal? i thought the cigarette tax was a done deal. the house passed, took it to the senate, senate says okay, we'll do it, and a big majority like 43 to five says yes. but we want to add this addendum there is amendment that says, this will go away. $2 per cigarette pack will go away in five years. >> so now what? it has to go back to the house and be approved, but you've

all gone home for vacation. >> well, really not a vacation for us, legislators, we probably work even harder in our district, than we do up in harrisburg. but we do work hard up there, too. >> well, i guess, that but you're not convenes? >> not convenes, but we, will as soon as majority party calls for a session for us to return, i'm on my way. >> republicans? >> yes, majority party, and they didn't want to make those decision. >> i know you're all scattered out, you guys, women, go out to the western part of the state. >> sure. >> do you physically have to go back to harrisburg? >> yes, absolutely. you have to go there and vote. the senate was not in either. they went home last week, so, but head to come back because of when we passed the house bill, 1177, that meant that they had to come back and see what we did. so, you know, couple of changes that was made, nothing too major, we were hoping that they would except with a what we had put into 1177. >> 1177 is we will put $2 tax

on cigarette packs. >> yes. >> simply stated sweet can't wait until the fall for all of you to come back. >> , no no, i'm hoping, we have it back, because this cigarette tax is too important, the school district has a budget that they have to put in place. know how they're going to manage the schools, where the funds will come from,. >> who makes the call there? they should get this done. >> majority. well, the leader, imagine orated leer, mike, from allegany county. hopefully the speaker of the house, of course, the speaker final voice. it is time to reconvene, members, we will be back in session on whatever day, whatever time. >> do you have to have everybody back? some people may be in europe on their vacations or

whatever? >> well, i ain't going to say what they shouldn't do. more than likely we knew it was a possibility that the senate could make a change, it might make a change, and so they did. >> the western part of the state going philly again? oh, my gosh. we give them so much monday. >> i no, they didn't say that, no, we have support from all over, all over the state. not everybody will come on board, but enough to get it done. >> yes. >> appreciate t we'll see you, keep on top of it, get everybody back, vote, get $90 million for the philadelphia schools. teenager in wall township, new jersey is in inspiring other people her age across the country t all started after somebody spray painted an insult about her body, especially about her rearend, on a cement block for the whole town to see. drive by and look at it. dawn, what did she do about it? she didn't run? >> no, she sure didn't. she took it straight on, 14 year old carly o'connell heard about the graffiti. she decided to check it out by herself. when she saw it guess what she

did? she took a photo, prodding proudly with the graffiti, shared the image on social media, and told her mom to do the same. her mom made the post public. so far gotten more than 3,000 shares. on just her mom's page alone. and it is quickly been making the rounds on the internet. in the post she writes that carly decided she was going to turn this story around. on facebook, the mom wrote, quote, she decide that she was going to be stronger than hurtful words on the concrete, and that she was going to be proud of her figure. she under stands and wants all of them to find strength inside to rise above the nastiness, be empowered by who you are, how you are made, and what is in your heart. and i have to tell you people have been commenting on the mom's post telling them how proud they are of carly and she is beautiful. so it is really super impressive. a that this young lady, didn't let this, you know, drag her down, that she just went, you know, took it, taxed it straight on. >> she went right back to the cement block that had her name

on it, and the word ass, on on the sides of had err rearend. she goes there, turns her rear to the camera and spray paints a s, so it is sass. i have sass. >> and i love the look on her face. >> yes. >> pretty cool. >> okay, hey, thanks, dawn. 8:09. >> president barack obama and the first lady doing what they can to protect their daughters from photographers. so, recently, they had to delete photos taken of 16 year old malea during a outing in california. she interning at a place in southern california. she went out with friends. >> sure. >> malea went to popular restaurant in venice where photographer took pictures of the first daughter. she walking out. a media agency, published them to their website. but when the first lady's office got wind of the pictures, they called to have the photos taken down, to delete the fires of malea, agency agreed kill the photos, first couple of reportedly do

not want their daughters photographed, when not with their parents. meanwhile, malea in hollywood working as intern on a tv show. >> yes, boy, i knew the tv show she was working on. halle barre show, getting all of the publicity? >> beginning with a p. >> extent. >> oh, starts with a e. >> exton. >> yes. >> she is astronaut, somehow she is up there. >> and like a production assistant, something like that. >> halle barre? no, malea. >> production assistant astronaut. >> is that what she? >> doing the show, too. >> anyway, halle barre's character up therefore 13 months on the spaceship, and manages to get pregnant. whew. 8:10, still ahead, you know them from the show new girl, love that show on fox here. now, damian williams, jr., jake johnson, are playing police officers, and somehow they get girls. like putting cop uniforms on. >> i love a man in uniform. >> do you now?

apparently that works. >> okay, plus it is wedding wednesday. what tips do you have for brides today? caitlin, i'm talking about flowers. >> talking about flowers, and talking about ways to afford the flowers, guys, here at carl allen floral designs. brides, you can have this and guess what? you can afford it. use simple steps in reusing, to recycling, and some crafty ways to show those

>> looking at muggy still out there this morning, even with the thunderstorms that came through last night, didn't do much really. 74 degrees in philadelphia, and with the dew points, our measure every moisture, at 68 degrees, anything above 60, is sticky. so, it is still sweaty out there today. we will get to nine the degrees, if we make it to 90, we have heatwave. number two of the season, 88 tomorrow, now, starts to get better. and it is nice and not humid on friday. with a high of 87. saturday, looks pretty good. sunday, as well, but by late in the day on sunday, we had some showers and thunderstorms, possible, and that chance lasts into monday and tuesday, as well. so, kacie, saturday,

definitely your better weekend day. >> i'm okay with friday, too. sunday maybe little rain. but we will take all of t a lot going on, philadelphia pike, closed if you are headed out. governor prince boulevard, two main or avenue, traffic light, you can take manor avenue to governor prince boulevard, if you're headed out. down pole, downs wires, cover bridge road closed between oxford avenue and pine valley road is going to be the alternate there. headed out around the shore point, middle township route 47. >> to goshen landing, take 83, good alternate, top alternates, today, because of the storm overnight. northbound side of 95 north of cottman, blocking right lane, accident there, so big delays northbound and southbound. mike? >> hey, thank you. two guys for the hit show new girl, i love watching that show, starred in hilarious new film hitting theatres next month. here is a little bit of let's be cops.

>> i have. >> i have. >> genital herpes. what's up? >> ♪ >> i want to be a ghost. >> let's be cops. >> we plan on taking it. >> , jake johnson, right here, in the studio, good to see you guys. >> welcome back by the way. >> thanks so much. >> good to have you here. >> so, do you think that's true in real life? i think it is something about dressing up like a cop? >> you know, we asked a loft ladies, as we go on the tour, we think it is about 50-50. >> what is it? >> i think the fact that we can pretty much do anything we want. >> the ladies like it. >> the ladies like. >> so how did the project come to you?

i mean, everybody's looking for the next buddy film. >> right. >> from way back in the day, bob hope for god sake. >> bob hope. he was a comedian. >> he died at 100 years of age. yes, yes, smart alec. >> so, how did they find it? >> nicks thomas wrote great script. i read the script, damon red the scriptment then we had work on the pilot of new girl togetherment we like each other. so we called each other up basically said i'll dot movie if you do it. >> so we came back, said can you do it together? luckily they said yes. >> yes, i think will be a big hit. and about ten of them, to become billionaires. >> top 16. >> yes. >> makes it easy. >> exactly. >> so welcome back to fill. >> i i've been to philly few times, caught jimmy rollins fly ball last year. >> excuse me? >> did you? >> did you? >> that's awesome! >> do you have it? >> no, i don't carry it around with me. >> why not? >> because i'm an adult man.

>> i would have it in my pants right now. >> oh, then. >> well, i would car at this around. >> ya, did you find that poster? >> no, one in every floor of this building. anyway, avenue crush, crush on zoe. >> yes. >> what's she really like? tell me she is a real maniac or a mess? have she is raging alcoholic. kicks her dogs. violent woman. she is a fighter. she is -- >> she a biter. >> she is biter. let's call the whole thing off. okay, what a crack staff we have. we had you with jimmy rollins ball. >> don't put it like that. >> his baseball. >> yes. >> well, go back to that night. where were you when the outfield give you bad seats? >> like how tyne that i ball

is. (laughing). >> looks crazy. >> photo shopped? >> i was like this! yes, came out. we were doing the new girl press tour. todd and i sat behind home plate somewhere. >> oh, foul pop up? >> jimmy rollins popped it up. i caught t i tweet at him. he tweeted back. it was pretty awesome you. >> know how say over the fourth of july weekend in our fair city here, marilyn wayne. >> oh,. >> did you know that. >> ya, he was, what was he doing out here? he was there with one of my cousins. >> really young, like ten years older than me. >> is that right? >> he is always a great guy. >> he is crazy man. >> is he crazy? >> but like fun. >> what is this? >> daddy face. >> after last night?

>> your name is danny face! >> oh, call me daddy. >> how did you get the name? >> because i look like my daddy. >> we did radio in atlanta, 103 with who was that one? >> wanda smith. >> she just called me out of no where. and everybody like business out laughing. >> do you look like him. daddy face. >> did you always want to follow in his footsteps, i mean, since a baby? >> no, not really. i wanted to be an animate or originally. and then i found out how much they got paid and i was like, you know what, let me try this acting stuff out. >> actually good. >> okay, it is fall back pokes. >> good to see you. >> when does it come out? >> august 13. >> you two open big every night. >> ahh. daddy face. >> would you like to see a

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then on line and in stores in august and september. >> so -- >> no thank you. >> no thank you? because you would -- your skin would be kind of yellower? >> i'm already a little yellow, so i don't need any more. >> and the blue very bright for your eyes and things? >> animated. >> and would you have the blue hair. >> ya. >> like marge. >> why would they think that would sell? >> i was never a fan of blue eye shadow to begin with. >> i kind of liked it back in the day. >> well-being back in the 80s with the hot pink lipstick, i guess? >> that was hot. didn't farrah fawcett wear blue eye shadow? oh, i think we all did back then, yes. >> my wife -- >> the 70s, 80s. >> she would get all tanned up, lay it up. >> was it like baby blue, or turquoise? >> , no baby blue. >> over per perfect. >> would lake out for like eight hours, baby oil. >> and don't you always hold the thing on you, remember flock tore thing? >> yes. >> to make it worse. >> that's what we used to do, folks. >> every dermatologist is cringing right now. >> don't do that. >> no, that was then, and this is now. >> still ahead, would you hire

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but we probably won't be quite as hot as we were yesterday. because on tuesday, we got to 95 degrees. but still, warm summary day, humid, showers and thunderstorms, popping up again. this afternoon, now, we don't see anything at the moment on ultimate doppler radar, some rain that pulled off shore, and few showers, around washington, d.c. right now, we've got sunshine in philadelphia, with 74 degrees, a west southwest breeze at 6 miles an hour, but look at the relative humidity. oh, 82%. seventy-four heads us up to 90 by the end of the day, if we get to 90, it will be an official heatwave, number two of the season. 71 degrees tonight, with slight chance of a storm. there is your weather authority foxcast, what's the wednesday traffic looking like, miss? >> they're downed trees, downed polls, downed wires, malfunctioning traffic lights, you name it, we've got it this morning, it is everywhere. phoenixville route 23, just got this in, closed, paulings road, downed tree, also, downed pole and downed wires, at that scene. if we go to middle township

you have an accident route 47 closed between beaver damn road and goshen landing road. eighty-three is the alternate. northeast corridor, service is on delay right now, 15 to 30, extra minutes, trenton, to med tree -- metro park, overhead wire problems. so a lot of problems on the roads, though, so why don't you just go shopping? >> excellent idea. >> well, if you are going to go shopping you want to save money. get the best selections by anticipating a merchandise mark down before it happens. >> oh, i like this. consumer reporter steve tells us about the sales schedule you'll never go shopping without. >> digging for deals, climbing -- combing through clearance. >> do you have do a lot of digging. >> you think you're a pretty smart shopper? >> i dish out for shopping. >> insider secret that can make you an even better bargain hunter. >> i was amazed how open they were for the information. >> carls james the dude with the deals that rather be shopping. com. >> you know the day, you can go in at the right time, make sure you're getting a lower

price. >> that's right. the best time to shop is when the prices are low, but the inventor say hi. knowing on which days merchandise is mark down, gives you the inside edge on the best selection. >> anthropology, start mark downs monday, simply finish by tuesday, making tuesday a great day to shop there. >> that's when you will find the best selection of sizes, and fresh additions to the sale rack. at baby's r us, there is just one word you need to remember when you are searching for savings. >> thursday. always remember to shop on thursday. >> that's because employees generally finish mark downs on thursday morning. making that day ripe for racks of stuff on sale. plus, for even deeper discounts, stack coupons to make your savings more sizeable. the same is true for mark downs at kohl's. >> they do saturday. the second and fourth saturday of the month. >> but they're happy to except your coupon any day, even on

marked down merchandise. kyle says, you can do it here, too, the best day to shop mark downs sunday, but calendars aside, one of the most important things you can do is ask an employee for the inside scoop. >> big gap shopper go, in and ask. mark days this monday or following monday. >> stores are said to slash prices alternating mondays. be sure to ask when the cycle at your local store starts. old navy takes on the task tuesdays, after hours. making wednesday the best day for the best selection. it is the same day you will want to hit up the sale rack at ross. >> apparel, shoes, home decor, luggage. >> and speaking of specific categories, take a look at mark downs at target. where each department has its own day. monday, electronics. tuesday, women's clothes. wednesday, men's. luggage on thursday. and car care friday. plus take a look at that tiny number on the clearance tag.

that is the percentage off the original price. >> use this information to your advantage to get the best deal gluck it will let you know just how major -- >> bargain hunt nerve training. >> the -- the mark downs. >> so did you learning? >> yes! go to joanne's on sundays and bring my coupon. >> ask i go with you? >> kohl's on monday. >> okay. >> still ahead, the top boys and names of 2014 so far. the first six months, how movies are influencing parents' decisions, yes, we're naming kids after movie stars. >> oh, boy. >> but first, is this a dream job? netflix is paying people to sit at home and bing on their favorite tv shows, and some brand new shows. how do you land that job? next.

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because you can't use the screen door today. too humid. >> air-conditioning, cranking, my mom used to say: mike shut the door. you're letting the air-conditioning out. close the refrigerator door, you're letting the colds temperature out. >> well, were you? >> air-conditioning the whole neighborhood. >> spellbinder, next monday night, game, next monday night, is the final episode of 24. so you're watching it, right? >> right. >> i got to go out, i'll hit my tv v. then you see how jack buyer dice. >> live tweet, live facebook. >> oh, stop it. >> i know, somebody did that to me on madmen. and i hadn't watched it yet because i dvr everything, because i never stay up. >> stop. they called facebook and twitter spoilers, you know half of us, or nearly 75% of us, have had a tv show spoiled over.

>> facebook or twitter? >> according to new study by voucher codes pro. they polled nearly 3,000 adults, 18 older, 18 and older, i should say, about their viewing habits. most respondents were streaming the majority of their tv on line. >> right. >> not even watching on tv. that's where all of the spoilers can be found, even if you aren't looking for them, they pop up in that old facebook feed and the twitter feed, as well. so what are the top ruined shows for people? and number one, i just mentioned it, there they are. >> so games on breaking bad, walking dead, homeland and made, which i never heard of. >> no about. >> but man, game of thrones. number one. but most of my friends breaking bad got spoiled for them. >> i know. >> because they had it on t -- dvr. >> and so anticipated. well, anyway. >> well, amc the nation's second largest theater chain, to lure viewers out of your living room back to the movie theater. >> i've been to one every these out, in kansas,

actually, the company is shelling out $600 million for reclining chairs, they're automatic, you don't even have to hit the lever. the recliners will be installed in about 1800 theatres, amc says a turn dance already up 80% in the new theatres. executives hope to reverse the drop in ticket sales, as more people turn to streaming services like netflix. >> i have a tendency to fall asleep in a theater in i weigh, so put me in a recliner, i'm out. but i know there are one every these in depford, new jersey. >> i think one out in the suburbs, i guess little north and west. >> in na -- pa? >> i think so. >> get twitter people. >> top shelf, any kind of food you can imagine, and do you have pick your seat. >> oh? >> my mom always said don't pick your seat in public. >> stop it. >> just -- >> well, amc the movie company may have a top sale. netflix is willing to pay you to sit on your couch and wave your favorite shows, and movies, and then give them

feedback. netflix is hiring taggers, they call it, taggers are elite team of bing watchers, it sound like a dream job, right? the only catch is the position that they're looking for right now, to fill, are only in the united kingdom, what we call england, and ireland. but there is word, this is coming to the united states, as well. >> sign me up. >> i'll be right behind you. >> caitlin, this is a job could you do. (laughing). >> no, this is a job you would want to do. , right? >> i hope she is ignoring you. >> well, apparently everybody's ignoring me and her because she is not red. >> i hi, caitlin. >> caitlin, high! >> hi, i'm not ignoring you, mike jerrick, don't worry, just getting set, thank you. all right, guys, listen, it is wedding wednesday, we're at carl allen floral designs, assume err pricy, not so pricy, similar look. brides pay attention, how you

can afford the best flowers in town

it is wedding wednesday. i really wanted to craft this segment, because my daughter jill is getting married august

the ninth, right. so now down to how much do you spend on flowers. so, we sent caitlin roth, oh, this is great flour shop. carl allen florist in center city. hi, caitlin. >> hi, good morning, guys. it is beautiful here. i'm kind of in a flour al basement. i am with carl swartz. he's talking to us about how you can get all of this, these beautiful arrangements, all of these flowers, but at decent price. he's known to give you the affordable option, so carl thanks for being with us this morning, tell me, three ways to save for these brides who want this but they're on budget, too. >> well, a lot of times, brides come to us, and they'll show us large pictures, big pictures. >> yes. >> a lot of flowers. >> yes. >> it is our job to take that picture and make it smaller, make it airy, just to gave you a idea, there are more flowers in this centerpiece right with more air coming out of it, air

is free. so this centerpiece actually would be less than this centerpiece right over here. >> okay, so that one, which is bigger, is more affordable than the one we're looking at. >> that's right. >> gently packed with a lot of flowers. >> that's correct. >> okay, that's a good one, air is free. with a about getting the most bank for your buck out of those florals? can we use them more than once? >> of course, a lot of times you have aisle posts such as this going down the aisle. you can take a large centerpiece like that, which is going to be your main centerpiece on your tables. and then you can then take it, put it on your aisle post, going down the aisle, reuse them afterward, and put them back on the tables. >> these are large groups of flowers, bouquetsment talk to me about judge just single flower here within a bigger centerpiece. how do you do this? it looks beautiful. but as you said you're just kind of expanding the one flower. >> actually it is not pricy at all.

there you have a modern sleek vase, with dendrobian with candles floating. it is very reasonable, and here is another way that you can take that sleek vase, if you have eight, ten, 15, use them down the aisle. >> okay. >> and then re purpose them, and put them again on your tables. >> okay. and about a certain type of flower, right? let's talk about these vases of flowers over here? >> two beautiful vases, one is a pricier one, one not so much. tell me what florals we should be using? >> well, what we use to keep prices down is a mixture. you can use some of your more expensive flowers, like your pionese, hand open roses, your lillies, your orchids, mix them with high draining ya, will give you but the being in your centerpiece. so, then you can just spot

them. here, there, several other places, and you get that large full look, at a more less pricy amount. >> and talking about using things in a spotty nature, this is a great concept right here, because i only see two flowers. but it is a huge centerpiece. >> it is a rental. that is rental. we take this back, all you're paying for are the globes, and the simbidiim or kids. we re purpose all the time, and can save the brides a lot of money. >> okay, last money saving tip, explain to me this dish of flower pedals watch do you do with it? >> now, here we have arrangement, again, it is rentals, can save the bride. but if the bride doesn't want to or doesn't have it in her budget, for flowers, we take the flowers away, then just take rose pedals, we take the rose pedals, put it around.

>> right? not light anything on fire. >> no, no. >> and the vases go away, but here you have these beautiful crystal globes. and the crystal globes are enough to make a really big statement in the room. >> statements without necessarily always using flowers. >> that is the point. in. >> perfect. >> you don't have a large budget, we will work with you. >> i know you will, carl. thank you so much. hey, back with moron what's trending now. always trending to be affordable but what would you like. >> i like that. >> then you can see the person across the table from you. >> oh, i love that idea. >> see the person. >> and everything looks beautiful. >> oh, it is great. >> thanks. and we learned something, you know what i learned? air is free. >> and you can rent it. >> oh, rent, ya. real compact flower bowl real beautiful. >> but will be more expensive, yes. >> oh, mark is on the show today.

>> yes, you know him from movies like the avengers, the kids are all right. well, now he is in a new move which kira and adam levin. and he says it was interesting working with the maroon five front men. we'll hear what else he has to say. >>

so all of the loud thunderstorms that came through last night, you think it would be cooler out there. oh, no. 74 degrees in philadelphia, and it still feels sticky out, there as well. humid, up in allentown, we're at 76 degrees, little cooler in the poconos, with 66, 75 degrees, in atlantic city, right now. we also checked the dew points for to you see just how humid it is. you can see, they're all in the 60s, and 70s, look how sticky it is in dover, delaware, with the 76 degrees dew point. so, yes, another humid day today. and thunderstorms could pop up again. the question is will we make it to 90 degrees in it will be a close call. but if we do, it will be

heatwave number two. 88 degrees, tomorrow, and then, 87 degrees, on friday. these are two pretty good weather days saturday looks pretty good, as well. now, sunday, gets little interesting with chance of pop up thunderstorms late in the day. and that unsettled weather continues on monday, and tuesday, of next week. hi, caste? >> hi, sue serio. i cannot stress enough that here, there, everywhere, you will find downed pole, downed wire, downed tree. again, the tree blocking the roadway, down traffic lights blocking roadways, claymont, philadelphia pike, still shut down, govenor printz boulevard to manor avenue. manor avenue to governor principal boulevard is actually the alternate. traffic light down there, shutting down huge portion of the middle roadway. huge accidents, route 47 closed between beaver damn road and goshen lading, take route 83 there. looking at the majors, big delays on 76, big delays on 95, if you're headed southbound into new jersey things look all right. so just look out for those

trees popping up here there and everywhere. >> david beck hand in his late three's, but would you ignore him if you saw him at a bar? coming up the exact age men stop getting attention from younger women. you can help us with this one,

>> good day, it is july the ninth, 2014. would you hire a person to potty train your child? hmm. coming up, there is a company out there that you can pay to do the dirty work for you. little special potty over, do it for you, bring the kid back

potty trained. >> wow. plus, oscar nominated actor, mark on the show this morning, you know him from movies like the avengers, 13 going on 30. now he's in a new move which khiry nightly and adam levin. talks about begin today. >> that adam levin is really expanding. >> he's hot. >> and it is wedding wednesday brides know flowers are essential when it comes to the big day. top three floral trends to follow right now. >> getting you some price tags on this particular segment, everybody wants to know, how much will this cost me? look at that beautiful place. when men reach the age of, say, 39, back in the days, this was this comedian, jack been it. always said he was 39 years of age, even when he got to his 80s, 90s, i'm 39, that's when he thought you feel like life ended. so when you reach 39, guys, you tend to be invisible to younger girls. let me slain this. the research doesn't seem too ap