have you seen that guy? police say he's hanging out in the junior section of a suburban clothing store. what one woman caught him doing in the dressing room. listen to this: >> he just said he was there to see katy perry, and jfk, and he had a gift for katie per. >> i how about a camelot creeper. guy accused of breaking into the kennedy compounds with bizarre intentions, what's it have to do with katy perry? and will you be my friend? hey, buddy, will you be my buddy? robots are here. oh, ya, not futuristic any more, people are using robots in their homes, eventually, robots will be able to do the news, weather and traffic. >> robots already kind of do the news. >> what? >> oh, hi, kerrey, good to see you. i've put together nice shot of the sunrise over olds sit. >> i oh, so prep.

>> i let me put my head over t. >> now -- >> like a saint. >> make sure to wear pink today seriously. >> what happened? >> biz glare we're just in the pink. >> i think we, are because the weather has improved so much. didn't it feel great out there? >> i was walking in today, fantastic. >> refreshing. >> when does the heat come back? >> next week. >> okay. >> decent weekend, and that is improving, as well. so, there is what to expect over the next couple of days. improving forecast for the weekend. we decided to give today a rare ten. yes, warm and sunny, with low humidity, those are the pluses on the minus side, don't have any complaints. so bus stop buddy brought the sunscreen to summer camp in morning. temperatures are in the 50's, 60s, to start. it is sunny. it is nice. it is going to be that way all day. 66 degrees is your current temperature. winds out of the north 5 miles an hour, relative humidity of 63%. that's down from the 80s yesterday. so 84 degrees today.

sunshine, beautiful day. tonight, just like last night, will be clear, and comfortable, with a low of 64. 50's in some of the suburbs. that takes you through today and tonight. we'll have the seven day forecast just ahead. hey, kacie? >> thanks very much. unfortunately we have a lot to get to out on the majors, a lot of accidents just cropped up. you have construction on 95, that will be slowing you down, we'll start lower moreland, first accident, second, eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, downingtown, blocking left and center lanes. no censor gadget there. can't see how much after slow down there is, there is going to be big slow down there as you approach. eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike at willow grove, some tire tread in the roadway. anticipate crews on the scene trying to get that cleaned up. guys? >> all right, thank you. let's get to this developing story this morning, in north philadelphia. couple found dead on the floor of their living room. >> steve keeley is at the scene, he has been meeting members of the family this

morning, who everybody is trying to piece together, try to piece together, what happened last night. >> yes, just happened, six hours ago, around 1:00 a.m. in the morning. this is where neighbors alerted police after hearing a woman screaming outside here on the corner, turned out to be this couple's only child. thirty-nine year old daughter, retired couple, living here, in their rowhouse, since about 1970. you can see our video, the daughter found both her mom and dad dead on the first floor where the door cents was left open when she ran out you can see the tv was on. she had talk to them yesterday according to other family members. and then went back to check on them after midnight when she didn't hear from them at nighttime. police came and found no sign anyone broke in, no sign anyone had been killed or harmed them. no trauma to either body, no blood anywhere. their initial thought as soon as the couple was officially pronounced dead at ten after 1:00 was carbon monoxide may have killed them. but the fire department got here within second, opened the

windows and doors, and immediately no reading at all there was any carbon monoxide levels. so the initial thought unofficially is that this couple somehow died simultaneously of natural causes. >> they've been on this particular block in this particular house for over 40 years, a couple that bothered no one, both retired, gladys originally retired from hahnemann hospital been about a year now. and she was 66 and her husband i believe was 78. and as of right now they haven't ruled out foul play. but again carbon monoxide has been apparently ruled out. and as of right now they haven't given any more details. said they were both found in the stairwell. and that's all the details that we have right now. there was no laps of conversation or interaction between her and the rest of the family. so, whatever happened, it happened very recently, wasn't as if they were therefore a

period of time. >> the husband and wife were found deceased, obviously hoarder, the house clout warred lot of debris, a lot of trash, and just a lot of household items you will see in a house, but there is just a lot more of it in this location, that's covering the floor, and covering most of the living space of the property. >> deputy streets commissioner from philadelphia the oldest nephew of 79 year old rufus and 66 year old al gladys perry, just retired last year after working for decades as a nurse at hahnemann hospital. right now everybody that loved them out here on the spree, and she was the oldest of six brothers and six sisters, 12 kids, in her family. she only had one daughter, but the whole neighborhood felt like family, and they are all waiting for answers as police are from the medical examiner who will do autopsies later

today and try to figure this all out. but we have seen this before. simultaneous natural cause deaths. i thought to a homicide investigator, soon after they got here, they found her face down. they said she was rather heavyset. they thought she may have died first then her older husband may have died somehow trying to lift her, revive her, resuscitate her, plus from the shock he may have experienced by watching her maybe die after heart attack. we don't know. we won't know until dollars medical examiner makes the rulings probably later this afternoon. >> my goodness, it is 7:06 on this thursday. breaking news. >> following out of bergen county, warwick township police officer dead after his car war rearended by tractor-trailer, happened this morning little before 1:30, route 17 south and bergen avenue. if you are familiar with that area. officials have identified the officer as 32 year old christopher goodel. he was operating radar at the time. he was marine veteran, spent five years with the police department. back here, a philadelphia marne is now charged with

murdering that young college graduate. this story just makes me sick. police say 22 year old jeremiah jackson confess today killing the 23 year old woman, laura. investigators believe he beat and strangled her before putting her body in that duffle bag, and then dumbing it in the kensington section of the city. police say he rent add room next to her in a mantua boarding house. police believe jackson may have been planning to will be her. a memorial service will be held at her church tomorrow. she was very religious young woman. >> and good friends around her. recovering at einstein this morning after being shot outside of crowded rec center in west oaklane. happened yesterday at about 4:45 in the afternoon. police say about 30 people were playing basketball on a court at simon's rec center, on east walnut lane. investigators say that two armed men, with semiautomatic guns, fired 11 shots into the

crowd. a 18 year old man, shot in the groin, and a 19 year old shot in the thigh. moving now to warminster, 7:07. police would like to track down man accused of peaking at a woman in a dressing room. >> this is the guy they want to find. police say that he hung around for about five hours, in the junior section of a kohl's store, on the 900 block of west street road. and it happened on monday. he apparently had his mobile phone in his hand. at one point he goes into the dressing room, police say, he peaks under a door, while a woman was trying on clothes, so she confronts him and he says he's looking for his wife, then he takes off. so if you recognize that man, pretty good shot, too, call police. >> creepy. >> all right, well, the president of the united states will be in delaware, to announce new initiative to keep transportation funds flowing in the united states of america. you know the damaged i495 bridge in wilmington will be using that as backdrop basically to make a point.

>> city messed up actually. fox 29's jenny joyce live with the details, so there is a lot of supporting, all casino of out of wack, and miss aligned. >> the teddy whoompus. >> tilting bridge, currently under construction, president barack obama expected to arrive here around 12:15, then speak at around 2:10 this afternoon. he says he's endorsing infrastructure project like the i459 reconstruction project. he says it obviously keeps commuters safe while keeping people employed and boosting our economy. this bridge here, in wilmington, delaware, has been shutdown since june 2nd, after an engineer noticed that the bridge was tilting, and inspectors confirmed that four out of the 37 columns that holdup the bridge are out of alonement. crews have been working on the bridge to first complete temporary repairs, which will allow the bridge to reopen on or before labor day. earlier this year, president obama was pushing a

$302,000,000,000.04-year transportation plan, that would fix roads and bridges. while keeping people on the job and saving commuters time and money. yesterday the house approved of a $10.8 billion plan which can at least keep the money flowing through next may. the senate yet to vote on similar bill. obviously, any bit of money is a good thing, however, president barack obama would really like to see a long-term transportation bill put in place. mike? >> we shall see if that gets done. all right, it is 7:10 now. how about that typhoon sue? >> glue through the philippines wednesday, yesterday, claimed 38 lives officials say half million people had to plea the area due to lethal winds and rain. clean up efforts underway now to remove storm debris left hine. zombies haves reopened, schools still closed just devastating. >> crazy weather all over the place 7:10.

israel military says fired from gas an after humanitarian cease-fire went into effect for couple of hours, there were ten days of super intense fighting in the middle east, israel and hamas agreeing to five hour cease-fire, negotiated by the un. two hours into it, not even halfway through, two rockets landed in southern israel. no one injured. right now unclear if israel plan to retaliate. >> gunmen attacked the kobul international airport, afghanistan. during the pro-dawn hours the militants quickly surrounded by afghan forces, happened about 6:00, 7:00 hour ago, four of them killed, the attack comes as a palestinian american teen, his parents say he was beaten by israeli authorities, and it is on tape. >> it is. fifteen year old tareq a, arrived at tampa airport to a cheering crowd. his latest suffered head

trauma and had couple of stitches to his face, beat between weeks ago, i am sure you remember the video, arrested during a protest over the deaths of his cousin. israeli officials later sentenced him to nine days of house arrest. >> i am only 15, but i want to ask you all please remember my cousin and the 36 kids that died in gaza. and over the past several days. they have names like mine. i hope the violence will stop for their sake. >> murders of three israeli teens, that happened last month in the west bank. >> 7:12 now, this thursday, in other national headlines, federal judge rules california's death penalty

unconstitutional. his rallying he wrote lengthy and un predict l delays have resulted in an arbitrary and unfair capitol punishment system. in their states. the father after woman killed by death row inmate says the rulings is a blow to victims in california. opponents of the death penalty view it as a legal victory of course. >> man accuse of the breaking into the kennedy compounds in massachusetts. >> could cuckoo. >> even trick one of the kennedy teenage nears hanging out with him for the after innocent. police say his name is james lecroy, got into the hyannis port vacation home of teddy, kennedy, jr. there is was the night before last. they say he got in through an unlock door. >> cops say he made himself at home, too. i think i will ' make a sandwich. sat on the couch. red a book. it was kennedy, jr.'s son ten

kennedy the thirds even offered this guy a drink, a betn tortilini. >> you have to understand, several visitors, family quite large, family all down the compound for the summertime, not unusual to have sids hanging around the house. >> yes, the column pound is large. the 16 year old told police, that this dude said he was a friend of his father, it wasn't until kennedy, jr., called to check in that he discovered what was going on, the charges have been postponed, and until they figure out what's going on here, and evaluate the mental state of the guy that broke in. >> and looking for katy perry, too, how random is that? >> totally bizarre. >> i picked it out. >> what? >> he's confusing katy perry with taylor swift who bought a house next to the kennedy compound. >> right. >> they still sing. whatever. the stanley cup will be down

the shore today. los angeles kings assistant coach, wait, john stevens; bringing the cup to sea isle city, stevens owns a home in the shore town, and giving his neighbors a chance to get closer look at the trophy, it will be on display on 57th street beach from 11:00 a.m. until 12:30 this afternoon. >> hour and a half. >> hey, our next-door neighbor here, well, the ben franklin post offers, the next of them basically is that restaurant called fork. >> yes, really instrumental in the revival of the entire old city area. i mean the first anchor business, but real huge honor for that restaurant today. >> what do they get? >> they got an award. that's here. >> therefore by the power grant in the me i declare today in philadelphia hump day. yes. >> yes, that's him, the chef. eli. his contribution to the city of philadelphia's reputation, he said's good deal for the city. food and wine magazine, named him one of the best new chefs

of the year. calling philadelphia one of the country's most exciting new restaurant cities. we talk about it all day yesterday. it is a prestigious honor chosen by the food and wine editors. says his favorite meet at fork is their duck. >> i've never had. >> i've never it. >> fantastic. >> finally, old city, our neighbors, gets their own restaurant week. all next week. it is the first time ever. >> cool. >> i'm excited. >> cheap food. >> and we're already here. >> right. >> couldn't be easier. soap, for today, i think that all the restaurants in the neighborhood all the tables will be outside and it will be tough to get a seat. because it will be so beautiful. i know, i know. so if you can finds the negative in all of that, just try to walk down market street. we have the clouds clearing.

>> by the afternoon, you could really feel the difference, with that humidity, going away, and the sunshine taking over, and now, it is so much better. so we've got nothing much to show you on ultimate doppler, except the rain that's off shore. now, let's talk temperature trends. because, as we mentioned yesterday, we did have a heatwave in the midst of all of those storms on sunday, mo n day, tuesday. humid each day. the second one of 2014. this time last year, we were in the midst of the fourth heatwave of the year. and it was a eight day long heatwave. if you recall. right in the middle of july 2013. well, that won't repeat. >> this year, in fact, we started the trends yesterday high of 83 degrees, will continue today. very cool in many parts of the country. you heard about the air coming down from the north pole, et cetera. well it, did cool things off a lot. so temperatures 53 in cincinnati and pit burying, it is a warmer 68 degrees in philadelphia.

but we have had some temperatures in the 50's, this morning, like up in the poconos, where it is 57. it is 63 in atlantic city, 60 degrees in lancaster, but really feel the difference with the dew points, once they're down in the 50's, starts to feel comfortable. that's the way it will be today and tomorrow for sure. maybe into even into parts of saturday. so seven day forecast, looking pretty fabulous, for today and tomorrow. and saturday. even though we'll see extra clouds saturdayment sunday forecast is improving with rain now maybe holding off until very late in the day, maybe not even until nighttime. humid starting upon day, stays unsettled tuesday, and wednesday of next week. so we get back to the heat, humidity, as you know, we always do, in july, but it is nice to have this break just for little while. caste? >> thank you very much, sue. there is so much going on on the roadways, we start with accidents, move over to the construction on 95, this morning. in uekland township eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, as you approach

downingtown, do you have accident, you can't see how slow it is moving, but it is moving slow. left and center lanes block at the scene. the eastbound side of 422, things shaping up here, the ramp to arm and hammer boulevard has motorcycle accident there. there was big delay in that stretch starting to break up little bit. southbound side of 59 broad street to the walt whitman bridge, one lane is getting by at the scene, then northbound, from the walt whitman bridge to columbus boulevard, same thing goes there. we take a look at the northbound side of 95, this is as you approach the bridge. so as you can see, down to one lane, things look moving pretty slow aside from that you are going to have delays on 76, again, the whole portion of 95, into new jersey, things actually do look okay this morning. >> can't figure out your dress. looks like a skyline of some city or a crown? >> i don't think it is anything. i think it is just -- >> cornice. >> cornice. >> it is acorn's, looks like a cornicement don't know what a cornice is, but looks like one. hey, i watched the show, the only person that does, and i apologize, on esquire tv. >> i didn't even know there

was a channel called that. >> well, it is called american ninja warriors. >> oh, i have seen that. >> so a woman won it all. her name is kacie. >> with a y. >> surprise. >> 5 feet tall. >> no. >> i have got 5 inches on her. >> she takes the term beast mode to entirely new level. >> that's because the obstacle course is insane. take a look. >> such great energy from the crowd. all of them behind her. good transition. those arms hold out. are you not entertained? look at this. judge just amazing. >> oh, she makes it to the qualifying round. >> pretty good. >> this thing is really hard to do. >> boya! >> that one is the one that gets me. >> oh, my gosh. >> 100 pounds. >> 100-pound, 5 feet tall. you know what i'll say, most of the times people that

strong are bulky. she lean and mean. >> you know what? >> that's fast naturing. >> i don't know that i've seen any person finish the whole thing. not only the first woman, maybe the first person. >> oh, my goodness. >> go casey. >> i love her. >> i inspire to be her. >> now to compete for $500,000. the title of american ninja warrier. katie was gymnast as sue serio's alma matter to you sends university. home of the fit people. >> that's where i was. >> gym that is, most talented athlete out there. >> i can do the iron cross. >> hey, still ahead, say good-bye to flight attendants. oh, no. it is one job going extinct. it is going to become extinct, thanks to technology. i found ten jobs that are in danger right now.

are you driving off to do one of those jobs? that will be obsolete in about a year? i'll give you the list. that was nice. hello henry. that's henry. his mom says he's just like any six year old boy, except henry can't hear, and now he's losing his eyesight. it is a syndrome. it is taking away his senses. but it is not slowing him down. casino after inspirational story next

>> good morning, kerrey took a little break, in case you're noticing. >> little boy who was born deaf, now losing his eyesight, but not letting his care condition stopping him from having quite a bit of fun in his life. >> henry's story. good morning, chris. >> imagine being the kid's parent? you feel so helpless. six year old henry north on just like any other kid, as mike said.

he lovers games, minds craft, loves to go outside and play. only problem he cannot see or hear. rare condition called usher. and evidently, it is rapidly changing his world. henry's mom new shortly after he was born he was dover. but just last year, the five year old henry, at that point, started losing his vision very quickly. right now he can only see out of a tiny part of one eye. the family has started making a justments from around the house, but they say, this is very difficult thing to deal with. >> he's been seeing for five years, then he starts to lose t and it was devastating. >> i just want him to be happy and do something awesome with his life. because a kid that want to do anything he wants? that's awesome. >> also awesome, henry roads brail, also knows sign language, can hear little bit thanks to cochlear implant. now the family holding big fundraiser for henry, into usher syndrome.

help henry see and here, is in sunday, medford, new jersey, for more information just go to our website myfoxphilly.com. let's hope a lot of people showp u and help with this fundraiser, guys. >> did you watch the nfl first y gay playerment last night at a standing ovation greeted michael sam, honored his decision to come outment one piece of advice for young people in this moving except stance speech, we will tell but it in just a bit. first here's jen. >> reporter: it is thursday, you are making your weekend plans, does this thing fit into your weekend plans? how about that piece of machine right there? we're here at maple grove outside of red to go get your weekends revved-up. and yes i know it is thursday. seriousl

you know, i great place to sleep! >> just hanging around, making sure he's making the most of this beautiful day, just like folks are at the shore, at summer camp with bus stop buddy. temperatures in the 50's, 60s out there. and refreshing so sunscreen, sunglasses all good idea whether at camp or at the shore, beach, you know what i am talking about, weather by the numbers is a ten out of

ten, warm, sunny, with low humidity, told you just wait until thursday. it will be so much better. and look, it is playing out just that way. so, looks pretty nice here in old city, little bit of breeze, at 8 miles an hour, out of the north, relative humidity is at 61%, and our temperature right now is a very pleasant six. eight # four for high today. sunshine, beautiful day. tonight down to about 64 degrees, mostly clear, and comfortable, just like last night. so i think we can get used to this pretty quickly, kacie, right? >> ya, i'm used to it, digging it, number one fan of 84 and 64, thank you very much, sue. uke lands township, not a fan of all of these accidents, approaching downingtown, you have got the left lane, center lanes all block, big slow down approaching the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at willow grove. tire tread in the roadway. crews trying to get that out of the way. that will will slow you down. westbound side near ft. washington, there is an

accident reported there. you can see that slow down leading up to the scene plus the normal volume on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, so a lot going on out there this morning, construction on 95, doesn't look like too bad right now, just normal delays there, 15 miles per hour as you head toward the vine, 8 miles per hour on 76, right around city avenue, this morning. guys? >> okay, we've been telling but this weird story that we learned about. an uninvited guest makes his way into the kennedy compounds up in high and he is port, yes, the kennedy compound, those kennedy's. police say the 53 year old man who is said to be undergoing a mental health evaluation made his way into the compound somehow. what's with the security. he sat on the couch, 'd drink, he made a sandwich. he red a book. before being discovered by one of the kennedy family members, so, this coupled with bizarre story about san doctor bullock, somebody breaking into her compound, los angeles, got us thinking. what are the rules?

why can't we get these people put into a jail or a mental facility or something? ken rotweiler looking into this, our legal analyst, i guess every state has different opinions. let's remind everybody about what happened with sandra bullock first of all? >> san doctor bullock woke up one night, heard noise outside her bedroom door, 1:00 a.m. went and opened up her bedroom door and standing in her hallway was this strange man. she immediately shut the door, called 911. they came and arrested the guy. he obviously -- what this guy did was he scaled the wall that she had barb wire, win over the wall, what his intentions were, nobody knows at this point, but obviously there to do something illegal. either rob, steel things from her, or hurt her, so it was, you know, a very harrowing situation. >> and she walked in the bedroom and there he is, face-to-face in her own house. how frightening. but here is the thing. a lot of these stalkers will harrass these kind of famous

people, and every day people, too. >> right. >> at what point, a judge will say do you have stay 10 feet away from her or whatever? >> kind of loose things. here is the problem. when you are a shrek rid, you are a celebrity here in philadelphia. if you go out, mike, and somebody wants a selfie from you and you see that person one night, that's nice. well, how about if for the next six, seven, eight nights in a row, that same person every place that you go comes up to you and has a camera, wants a selfie, and you see this person over and over and over and over again? at some point it goes beyond the pail of ac fan and gets to the point where maybe it is fearful. i call it the creepy rule. once it starts to become creepy it is probably stalking. at that point you may want to let the authorities know this person is basically following you every place that go. >> okay, say it gets to be creepy like that. and in the case of sandra bullock, i think it is. she has had couple of cases of guys hanging around her house. what is the rule?

when can you put them in jail? >> it is you have. do you have proof that this person is stalking you, that they're around every place that you go, you have to be the -- the law in california, and here, you have to have a reasonable fear of bodily harm, that there has to be something about what this person does to put you in reasonable fear of bodily harm. so, it has to be repeated conduct. the problem is that you could actually get hurt by this person before, you know, you actually have this reasonable fear. so, it is a very loose law. it is very tough. you have to prove to the authorities that this person was, in fact, following you around, so think about how hard that is to prove? >> you know, related to every day people, too, this poor, 23 year old woman, who graduated from the art institute, you know there is guy, apparently, who allegedly killed her, lived down the hall from her, in the same boarding house. >> right. yes. it gets -- you know what's tough? you can't get a restraining order, mike, against anybody that's basically a non-relative. restraining orders are basically restrict dollars to relative or people that you

have a close relationship with, somebody that you're dating, or something that awed long standing relationship w just because somebody gives you the creeps, it is very difficult to, you know, get any type of order against them restraining them from being around you. >> okay. hey, ken, thanks a lot. >> good seeing you. >> it is 7:36 now. still ahead before you buy that used car for your teenager, listen to this: there are some cars that are just not good for your teenager. right? they can be dangerous. what experts say you should avoid for your child. which car to buy for a teenager. they won't like t but first: what could be the wave of the future? look at this. that is a little robot. robots now becoming the reality, in your house. what would you spends to have a little guy like that help you around the house?

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the jeep. to rescue the two children crying in this hot car, originally, witnesses said the mother left them in the car to go get haircut. >> left her keys in the car after putting kids if the back seat she said. witness haves come to her defense saying she was the one who asked nearby hopper to break her car window. >> the temperature was nearly 100 degrees and she panic. >> panic little bit. so, how would you like to have your own personal assistant for about the cost after ipad? which is what, four, 500 bucks now? >> i'll save up. give me two! >> would you get this gadget? new gadget set to go on sale that can set up appointment, take pictures, take selfies for you, even read to your children, put them to bed. it is called a jibbo. >> take a picture.

(pictures taken). >> hands free helper. you can talk to him. he will talk to you back. you don't have to skip a beat. >> excuse me. >> yes? >> melissa, just sent remind their she is picking you up in half an hour to go grocery shopping. >> thanks, jibbo. >> his voice is so soothing, and he's courteous, he is like mr. wonderful. being build as the family robot, can even recognize different faces being designed by leading expert at mit. expected to go on sale later this year for around 499 bucks. >> i'm seaning. i thought it would be a lot more than that. >> that's any christmas present, done. he can read you recipe when making things when your hands are filthy dirty. >> great! >> and woe say, miss sue. >> in. >> i draw the line at reading to my kids. >> yes. >> you got to do that. >> take the family picture. >> sure. >> does it come in female version? i would march at this.

>> jiba? >> gee wiz. >> okay, jen, what are you up to today you monster truck fan? >> just headed out to the groceries, would you pick up the kids from swim lessons later today? we're at maple grove. you are ready. yes, we will drive the cars, raise money for charity, and seriously, there are baby seats in the back. come on back.

now that we've taken away the humidity and the heat, it has become a very un come cat dollars forecast. looks pretty good, too, you see here in the pocono mountains and at the shore earn we give you the "shorecast" every day, past few days really hasn't been very good. today, is your reward, for suffering through those casino of semi lousy beach days. we've got temps in the lower 80s, plenty of sunshine, and northwesterly breeze, five to 10 miles an hour, your surf temp is about 71 degrees, low rip countries being, and very high uv index, sunscreen, and lots of it today. those chillier temperatures that we've been talking about, this week, in the middle of the country, are starting to inch a little further eastward. so the current temperature in pittsburgh is only 53 degrees. very autumn-like. sixty-eight in philadelphia.

it is very comfortable here. not as chilly as it is there. norfolk, virginia, about 74, some other temperatures around the region as you get started, 06 degrees in lancaster, cooler 57 up in mount pocono. 63 degrees atlantic city. sixty-five in dover. what a nice morning specially because the dew points have dropped. they were starting to do so yesterday. now, dew points are in the 50's, that's when it starts to feel comfortable. so, nothing more to say than enjoy it, ten today, ten tomorrow, 84 degrees, and 87 degrees respectfully. 85 degrees on on saturday. now we may see few more clouds on saturday, but it should remain dry. in fact, sunday's forecast improved now, a lot of the models are holding the rain off sunday until nighttime. so it looks like we'll have decent day on sunday, as well. weekends' getting better and bert. humidity does come back, you new it would, by early next week. caste? >> thank you, sue. a lot going on on the majors, unfortunately a lot of slow

downs, a lot of accidents, near pine road, accident one, uekland township the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, expect big slow down as you approach the downingtown exit. you have got the left and center lanes both blocked at the scene. the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, you have got tire tread in the roadway. at willow grove, so in addition to the normal slow-downs out there, you have got that, and then the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, this is just contributing to the delay westbound. you have got an accident near ft. washington. here is a look at all of the majors, aside from the turnpike, new jersey if your honor headed northbound 295 toward 42, there is a big slow down there, 76, not too bad. >> there is something really loud and annoying in reading, pennsylvania today. and they also have cars there. >> oh, terrible, jen, good thing you're far away! >> he is such a one trick pony, mike. here we go. yes, maple grove raceway, where this weekend will be an

amazing thrill show. we'll talk to you a little built about what we're doing this weekend in a second. but you have something coming up at the end of august that you want people to know about, and it involves your loud car. >> that's very true. the race for ronald's house as you can see on the shirt, charity race. all proceeds go to the ronald mcdonald house of philadelphia. and what it is, chance for begin tears know what it is like to go down the racetrack. >> you will let rookies drive cars like this? >> no, rookies drive their own car, never going to have people have race cars go into different class the so we have two different classes, one beginners, one season. every ticket supports somebody for three nights at the ronald mcdonald house. >> amazing, for six a bucks? and you'll teach them how to do it? >> absolutely. >> this is one of the trucks that no matter who we are, what kind of age, you can get in this car and right around? >> yes, $10, two performances, one at 1:00 o'clock, one at clock 30. we open the pits two hours before each show. and for $10 you can ride in a monster truck on the track on the course that it is going to

take where it will rec all of those cars there. >> amazingment do you know how young you can be? the little guys are the once that really love these monster trucks. can you be a child? >> accompanied by a parent, yes. >> awesome. because do you it big here at maple grove, right? you bring in the trucks. >> yes. >> you bring in my friends here. also bringing in the motorcycle of all motorcycles, correct? >> yes, doug danger, doug danger in the guiness book of world recovered for the longest motorcycle jump, and he calls himself doug danger because a month after he did that, he was in a cuomo for a -- coma for a month. it ain't like riding your bike down the street. >> i know doug danger that is buffalo last night showing off his stuff. any chance we can get him hereby 9:45 this morning? >> we can try if essay wake. >> all right, so the fun begins. >> when you are in the guiness book of world records, you're entitled to just throw the alarm clock right out. >> ya. i think we'll be able to

figure out how to get him here. 8:45, the thing that i will drive around in, ride around in? >> yes, you. >> don't be laughing. you know i can handle t you saw the way i handled your little baby car. kidding. it is a nice, nice, nice vehicle. just so people know, all of the monster trucks starts saturday? >> saturday the first show at 1:00 o'clock, the evening show at 7:30. the big headliner of course is big foot the -- >> the original. >> the original, the monster truck known all over the world, there are five other monster trucks. doug danger, quad stunts, and also some motor cross stunts, as well. so it is a big show. >> wow. >> it is big two shows actually. >> because it starts back on sunday dismay. >> just saturday. sense of urgency, if you miss it, you got to wait until next year. >> what are the chance that is if mike jerek comes up here saturday that you would let him ride around in one of these things. >> i would let him ride a around. >> oh, you have a hoop wee

with his name on it. >> sign the waiver, baby, and you got a car. >> oh, i will ' be up for sure. thanks, guys. hey, we want you to come down the shore tomorrow. every friday during the summer we will be at different shore town. >> so we're letting you know now to make your plans to join jen at stone harbor. now, she will be at the bread and cheese cup adder, such a popular spot, on 249, 94th street. >> basically between second and third, starting at 7:00 a.m. >> okay. >> plan to be down at stone harbor and say hi to jen, and be on tv. >> so what you are basically saying, if you show up at that place, you will be on tv? >> also islands water sports, right next-door, i went there last year, they have this big bouncy thing for the kids, you can go all day, rent boats, she'll have all of that coming up. >> and 7:00 in the morning, the weather will be great. >> o beautiful down there. might need a hoodie, but that's okay. >> you know the guy the rock? >> uh-huh. >> he can wear a fanny pack

and somehow pull it off. >> he is a good looking man. >> oh, this must be a throw back thursday? flashback friday? >> when he had hair? >> ya. >> quite a bit of it. >> wow. >> and a lot of product in that hair. >> yes. from the 90s, fanny pack, wow. it looks good on him. all right. >> and that chain blast let, matching chain neck lust. >> the more i look at that picture, the more it is hideous. we told you earlier, flight attendants could be soon extinct job, you see robots? will have robots on planes to take care of up. we found ten johns, ten jobs, that are now in danger. they won't be around in about five years. >> oh, no.

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>> ♪ oh, it certainly is a bright sun shining day. 7:56 this thursday. well, a world without technology, look at this, the desk is covered! >> well, you have got the paper. so --

>> try to still read the paper? >> the only one. >> i still write letters. okay, career cast. com. we looked at this. they just released this list of the top ten. most endangered jobs, okay? these jobs on the brink of going bye bye. do you have one of these jobs? number ten, tax collector. >> this is interesting. according to research there will be a 4% decline by the year 2022. although i don't really -- how are the two relate in the internet, tax collecting? you still have to pay your tax. >> doing it yourself on line. you don't need the person. >> that's true. >> h & r block. number nine, printing operator, caste? >> there will be a 5 percent decline. >> nobody's reading the newspaper any more. >> true. >> number eight is the drill press the operator. 6% decline in that job. >> seven, we have your flight attendant, that is a 7% decline. this is the one i can't figure out. how does technology do away with a flight attendant? you still need your peanuts.

>> but could you have -- couldn't have you a little thing behind the seat of everything, a little deli? you push abut on, peanuts pop out? >> but that won't happen in a year. won't be motorized cart that comes down? >> you're wrong, mike jerek. >> why are you attacking me? you don't find many lumberjacks any more. >> no. >> we're running out of trees. when is the last lumberjack -- >> you know, reality tv show on discovery, what the heck? >> cut down trees. >> they have all of those casino of shows. i know what you mean. >> i know what you mean too. >> five travel agent. 12% decline in travel agents. >> do it all on loin. >> kayak. >> travelocity, and they have the hotels. >> trying to buy my tickets to go to mexico for my daughter ' wedding, i think i blew my time on line than the flight itself. i need a travel agent. so if you are one, please call me. >> number four, newspaper reporter. oh, goodness.

>> yikes. >> 13% drop right there. we know why. >> three, meter reader. that's 19% decline. >> number two, farmer, 19% decline, as well. >> getting rid of our farmers. >> tractors are doing the job instead i guess? >> you know what the tractor said -- no what did the plow say to the tractor? >> pull me closer john deer. >> most endangered job in america, mail carrier, almost down 30%. >> yikes. i understand that. >> i still lick mail. like i like my bills in mail form. >> you still get a paper? >> i wrote the notes to people. >> you do? >> ya, i write thank you notes. >> wow. >> old school. >> yep. important things. >> all right. anything? >> just black out for a second. it is almost, well, i'll stretch another minute. what else did we talk about? let me drink some coffee? >> oh, this is fascinating. >> this is where it is called the tv.

>> here is the thing. i keep looking at the shot on the monitor. and because we all have pink on, it is casino of goofy looking, isn't it? >> we look looks do,. >> i swear we did not consult each other. >> like we're performing. >> i cheated. >> what? >> at homy turned on the tv you all had pink on so i went and got a pink tie. >> only right. >> ya. >> toney? >> can you just tell me when it starts? countdown.

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this. we've drive that around first in a little bit. the president of the united states is coming to delaware today. weir welcoming him with very good weather today. it's actually the same all across the eastern part of the country. we're going to get to l 3 degrees today. the clouds will clear and it will be breezy and much cooler. your fox cast for today has the breezes continuing out of the northwest which means there's lower humidity and then tonight we're down to about 64 degrees. it will be a very similar night. once again it will be at least a nighttime thing where you can turn off the air-conditioner and throw open the wind dose. that is fox cast with the weather authority. we'll check more details and get you through the next seven days. taking a look first of all -- down to eight miles per hour if you're heading wees bound on 76. 15 miles per hour as you head towards the vine. that's about as good as it's

going to get. go to eastbound. you did have a motor vehicle accident. it's clear. you don't need to worry about that at all. let's talk about 95, the southbound side between broad and the walt whitman bridge. you got one lane getting by, construction at that scene. if you're heading northbound, one lane getting by, walt whitman bridge to columbus boulevard, 95 going to be really jambed no matter which point you are on this morning. thank you, as i mentioned the president of the united states is going to be in delaware today d. he's using the high 495 bridge as the back drop to announcing a new initiative to. fox 29 life in wilmington. hey, generally. high, guys, that's right, just four hours away from when the president is expected to arrive in wilmington, delaware and then he's expected to speak around 2:00 this evening. he says he's endorsing infrastructure projects like the i495 project.

this bridge here in wilmington, delaware has been shutdown since june 2 after an engineer noticed that the bridge was tilting. four out of the 37 columns that hold up the bridge are out of alignment. crews have been working on the bridge to first complete repairs which will allow the bridge to reopen by or before labor day flt earlier this year president obama was pushing a 302 billion-dollar four year transportation span that would fix roads and bridges while keeping people on the job and saving commuters time and money. that's what he says. yesterday the house approved of a $10.8 billion plan which can at least keep the money flowing through next may. the senate has yet to vote on a similar bill. so while that money was approved, $10.8 billion approved yesterday by the house, president obama says that's still not enough. he wants some long term funding for the transportation project. he'll talk about it all again about 10 after 2 this morning.

mike. 10 after 2, could you be more specific? just kidding. >> it is 8:04. actually your service is online. we dodged a bullet last night, folks. right, guys? first it was cigarettes, now city leaders in philadelphia are trying to tax lap dances. they failed. outrage, the city would like to charge a separate amusement dance. that is on top of the tax already built into the cover charge you pay when you walk into the door. the city already tried taxes the clubs hundreds of thousands of dollars. they fought back. theyic took their dispute to the city's tax board and they unwith. lap dancing is a separate amusement once the person gets inside the club, it's clear the city is absolutely desperate to try to raise revenue. i understand that. i think everybody understands that. if there is a lesson to be learned, the license is you can't start making up new taxes as you go along.

a judge shot down the city's bid to tax that particular activity, but makers can still appeal. the adopted son of a rm post officer penn state assistant football coach is opening up about the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. this is not the first time weave heard this story. this interview will be on o, oprah within friday's show. in 2012 san dusky was convicted of 45 discounts of child sexual abuse. he's serving 30 to 60 years behind bars. matt's claims were not part of that criminal case. they came to light after he was already charged. we walked about leaving kids in hot cars, right? >> it's a case of leaving your kids alone, a little different. i need your opinion on this. should this woman have been arrested? a north carolina

woman is in jail after police say she left her young daughter alone at a public park while she went to work her eight-hour shift at mcdonald's. now, the mom is 46 years old. deborah harl, she reportedly left her nine year old in a park for 4 hours without any adult supervision. her mom dropped her off at the park so she can play while her mom works. she also says she walks to a nearby mcdonald's alone to get lunch. she is charged with neglect. what do you think? she has no help. it's a public park. she has a cellphone on her, the place where she works is just down the street, should she be in jail? >> i think probably 20 or 30 years ago this might not have been an issue. i went to the park all the time. now people are hyper aware, hyper vigilant. you just can't do it. i don't think so, not today. not at 9.

maybe 13. babysitting age. once you can start baby signature other kids. anyway the woman is in jail. the biggest names in sports attended thes pees in los angeles. one of the noted moments of the night was a speak by michael sam. he was awarded the arthur ash courage award. to anyone out there, especially young people, they don't -- feeling like they don't fit in and never be accepted, please know this, great things -- sorry, great things can happen when you have the current to be yourself. thank you and god please. these are kind of like the academy awards of the sports world. our show, good day philadelphia, we tbhoa women like to talk. it's not me. people do say women like to talk. but there are some situations where men have more to say.

when the sexes are most talkative. i could think of one. first parents, is it time to freshen up your relationship with your kids? we got a couple of ideas on how exactly you can achieve that. especially when they turn into teenage ears. hormones. how to get them

now we have clear. > we got a north wearsly breeze. it will still be very pleasant, 71 degrees your serve temp a low rip current risk and a nine in your uv index. we had our second heat wave of the year this week, sunday, monday and tuesday. but we so focused on severe thunderstorms we didn't make a big deal allot of it. by this time last year in 2014 we were in the midmidof our fourth heat way. on this date we were in the middle of a heat waive that

lasted eight days. it could be worse. in fact, it's a lot cooler. we dwrot that air come fr down from the north pole. it's only 53 in pits wumpleght it's still down in norfolk. warmer air still hanging on there. it will cool off by objection to the form. for today it's 62-degrees in l aen town. 64-degrees in wilmington. 65 in dover and due points are down. that's the part we were looking forward to is the lower humidity. let's put that all today in the seven-day forecast with two 10s and a nine. and sunday things are improving. at least for now the foreka*fs looks like it won't rain until nighttime on the saturday. the humidity returns on monday as you knew it would, by monday, tuesday and wednesday it's feel i pretty sticky out there. still no 90s in the forecast for next week. casey. >> thank you. we are going to get to the accidents and then we're going to take a look at the majors and i'm going to show you what 95 is

looking like right now. east bobbed of the pennsylvania turnpike right around fort washington, an accident. approaching dong ton. you got the left and center lanes with an accident blocked there. 7695, 476 a slight slow down if you're heading out on the new jersey turnpike things look okay. pennsylvania turnpike that's where your slow down. 95 northbound is right here. southbound you are going to have one lane getting by. one lane blocked so that's why you're going to have such a delay and it's all around the walt whitman bridge. it's summertime and the teenagers are maybe down the shore. you're losing contact with them. they're getting into trouble. and then you always -- what are we doing with our kids? how cn we get closer to them. empower parents to feel like a unit again.

we're kind of tearing apart. >> we are a little bit. this is best author, great to have you with us. >> absolutely. how can we reconnect with our kids? especially the teenagers? >> this is a prime time, it is a prime time becauses ' summertime. they are away present school. they are at home and i think that we are just so disconnected as a family unit. but then we have all this technology, parents on phones, parents on tweeter. all that stuff. so that disconnect is really the core issue, is at the base of all of the problems that you see with parents and families. i expectancy a year as a violence prevention at a school district, families that would be involved and then i would do case studies of young people who had parent actively engaged and how their whole demeanor was different. you know what, he discovered some of my teenagers, my daughters when they were

teenagers, their behavior isn't really who they are a lot of times. >> that is the key. a lot of times, parenting is the number one -- it's the easiest job to avoid, the hard eves job to do. it's very difficult. me having my surrogate kid, him being the teen aimer, it is cumbersome. however, many young people, they are going through that battle of self identity, yes, a lot of times i tell parents it is stressful. that's something we were talking about on a break, i do it even with my three and a half year old, not necessarily pinpointing her as being bad, but say, you can't hit. that behavior is bad. is that what it is? >> this is all about words that have power. a live coach, all about words that have power. so when you relanguage, you modify the word to the behavior, not the person. here's one. you have good energy. sometimes they make you so mad,

your children. >> yes. you. > got to force yourself to go over and hug them and love them. does that still work? >> it's what i call the three cs, clean, clear and complete. >> you are the parent, if you don't want on be a parent, don't have kids. when a child does something inappropriate. you say i love you, you are my principles. however your behavior is not prie like. it's what we are doing gives kids power. the best lessons i think i was able to teach my daughters, when we were driving around, with he couldn't get out of the car, we would discuss things. another one, we were much whatting tv, you see something on tv and i would respond and they would independent too out my opinion. i called it ct, just stay with me, ct. it means couch time. it means having video owe if you

have multiple children, that's the hard thing, individualized couch time with each baby. each person gets their own time, no cellphone, no i phone and parents go they don't want to talk to me. well, how many times have you made them? i'm the queen of my castle. this is my domain, let it be your queen document or your kingdom. you call it a date night? how often do you think it has to be done. >> at least 30 minutes per day. everything is going on in the psych ' of the child. it's when the most disruptive behavior happens, after school. many children, some join gangs because they need the sense to belong, that need, if you will. and so with parents, if you connect every 30 minutes a day for the first couple of times, they may not be interested because it's foreign to them. but the more you connect, the more young people want to be love. eventually, when you establish that rapport, you affirm them for who they hr, they're going to come to you simultaneously and so you have the

conversation. it's called couch time. you set a date one time. they can see your life and then they set a date. you have a website? you have books? what is it. >> it's entitled sole bodiment. i was here for an empowerment conference. www.com ma quill. 86,400 seconds in a day, how many minutes and seconds are you maximizing with your kids? we have to relanguage. you are the parent, however we got to modify our behavior. we'll he be talking the rest of the day. you're a great day. >> thank you, mike, i really appreciate it. you'll be able to find his books and his website by linking into ours, mike fox philly.com is probably the easy way to do it. make it a great day or not, the choice is yours. >> coming up, did you see this, toyota's new minivan has a very

interesting feature, how the car company plans to help parents behind the wheel so they don't have to yell at the kids in the backseat. this just goes against everything you just talked about. >> it does. i'm sorry. > that technology stings. first, it's a right of passage for every teenager, their first car. but before you buy, listen up, what experts say you should look for to keep the child safe. and they will hate it.

> okay. apparently we have some breaking news. could you tell me what it is, please? do we have it, microsoft has just announced that it will layoff what, 18,000 workers over the next year. wow, how about that? >> a the look of the details still coming in. but that is the number of

workers and of course we're going to be following the story. parents of teenagers, listen up, p many teens are not driving cars that match their inexperience on the road. her ' just learning how to drive. >> exactly, that's according to the insurance institute for highway safety. chris murphy standing by to tell us which kind of cars are safe for their teenager driver, and probably not the ones your teenager driver wants to drive. i'll tell you why they put me on this investor, story, when i was able to drive, i crashed my car five times. it raises the point, what car is safe for your teens. this group released its first use of recommended used vehicle because 83 percent of parents buy their teens previously owned cars. you don't want to crash a new car. here are some of the things you need to consider for car shopping for your teen. avoid high horsepower vehicles that could temp your teen into

speeding. the first one i crashed i was driving a mustang. the bigger cars that has the space in case of an accident. electronic stability control, that helps the driver maintain control of the car as they go around curves, especially on slippery roads. parents, you should also pick vehicles with good safety ratings. the national highway safety administration is an agency you can check for that information. parents should also check to see if a car that has been used has been recalled, but not fixed. some 36 million vehicles that are on the road right now have in fact, been recalled at some point. you have to check that out. indeed you do. that's for sure flt still ahead, should your boss have a say in how much time you spend in the bathroom at work. >> i think i spent a half an hour in there. >> but you were bumping,. >> for my baby. that debate is heating up in one

office. we'll tell you how much time the workers are getting for a bathroom break and whose job is it to monitor the situation? a good question. first, kim kardashian is making a lot of cash with her new video game, close to $200 million. stop. but your kids are playing this. you better figure out what this game is all about and our tech expert is in to go through this game because the kids are blowing a lot of money on

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> great start today in the pocono mountains. now a lot of people vacation in the mountain, some of at shore. if this was your vacation week, it didn't start out too great, did it? noir did it for bus stop buddy. we spent him to summer camp up there in the mountains by the lake and finally he has a

beautiful day to enjoy, canoeing or whatever else is going to go on today. temps are in the 50s and 60s to start. you will need your sunday screen and your shades all day long. weather by the numbers has a ten out of ten. warm and sunny with low humidity. no complaints about the weather today. there better not be, anyway. 71 degrees is where we are right now and a nine mile an hour wind out of the north. look at the relative humidity, down to 55 percent. we have a high temperature later on. pretty similar to yesterday when we got to 83 degrees and that's actually below average. temperature should be at around 87. in july we don't mind so much if temperatures are l cooler than average. 84-degrees today, a beautiful one and tonight with clear skies we're down to about 64. that's your fox cast. here's casey, the entire turnpike northeast extension neck of the woods is insane, it would be a 100 percent truth.

between quakertown and lansdale you have a multiple vehicle crash taking out the left lane. the westbound side right around fort washington, you can see the thick line of red leading up to the scene. if you go to the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike as you approach downingtown, you have the left and center lanes blocked l. there are just delays here, there and every where. let's check them out. it new jersey turnpike not too bad, but 76, 95 and the turnpike westbound, you're going to have to pack your patients. it's 8:30 this morning, i don't know about you, but i'm guilty of watching the car dan ands on my maternity leave. you can't turn it off. so if you haven't been keeping up with the kardashians lately then you wouldn't know that they found another way to gre their business empire. it's a video game called kim kardashian hollywood that lets

you live the celebrity leuf. it can also cost you a little bit. we have to figure out how to play this game. mike and steve are going to play the game. she got the ping meme on. let's play this darn thing. here she is. here she is. go. kim kardashian you can kind of make your own after tar. you can cost myself it to make it look like you. you're not playing as if you are kim? you are playing as yourself and kim is your mentor and you're trying to go from e list celebrity to a list. so she gives you tips. stuff like that. you're trying to make yourself into a money grubbing nature cyst. >> yes. > how do you play? >> before you were famous, you were new to hollywood. you start out working in a clothing store and you just

basically tap on different things in the store. here is your manager. he's giving you stuff to do. those are your responses. as you move through the game you have to do some stuff to eastern points. yo)t(áz money, you earn energy to keep playing throughout the game. and then at some point kim kardashian comes into the store and she needs a dress. you give her the dress for free. >> you're working in a clothing store. >> you're working in a clothing store. kim comes in, you give her a dress for free and then she invites you to a party. >> it seems like harmless entertain many. >> seems like it. believe it or not, kim kardashian and her family are going to make $200 million off of this because so many people are plage it. do you think it's mostly kids. >> i think so. it is addictive. you tap things, and you don't think about it. those in app purchases are what gets you. you have to buy something. >> you have to buy something if you want to get a better outfit or if you want to get a better car or if you want to move into

a bigger home? >> you can wrack up a lot of money. >> you can spend a lot of money. >> absolutely. ask them if they have downloaded this app -- it's an app, right. >> it's a free app. but once you get started in this game, that's when it starts racking up. >> there are a lot of kids blowing money on their parents' credit card. >> there are settings where you can make it so kids can't buy anything without your knowledge. there a spot where a creepy photographer asks her to come to his hotel room. >> you can catch floating help. if you date someone famous, that makes you more famous. it's really the -- wait. let's change the message of this entire segment. it's not for kids. >> it's not really a game for young kids, no. >> 20 and 30 something. >> yes, people that know better. can a kid buy an app?

>> i guess you could. >> this one is free. >> you can download it for free. once you get in there and start spending the money. if your kid is using this app, i'd say take a look at it and maybe delete it because it doesn't give a great message. good to see you. >> by the way, bring your icons back up, i saw something i need to have you take care of. >> back up a little. the kim kardashian thing is next to the wholly bible. get that out of there. >> i'm deleting >> the incredible story, will you tell me about this 40 year old story. >> it's an incredible story about her. she's defying the odds. we're going to tell you what sets her apart from the rest of her squad and

> what a beautiful morning.

welcome back. this is the story michael is talking about, a 42 year old mother of two, defying the odds in her quest to live life to the fulls. h h is christie miller, the oldest to make the cheerleading squad. >> to try out of the sensations because of her kidney disease. she says she knows her time is limited because eventually she yisinging to have to go on dialysis and after that a kidney transplant. her dr. signed off on this. she's 40 years old. one of the nfl cheer leaders is in her 40s and that is on the cincinnati benning l benning eels. she looks good. we were just saying she puts us all to shame and we're slightly depressed after reading her story. let's go on. forbs is out with the 50 most valuable sports teams. the philly teams the eagles made

the list at number 17 coming in at more than 1 billion-dollar in val vu. >> a value of $975 million. interesting, though, the most valuable teams in the world are soccer teams. in third place it's manchester united with more than two and a half billed in value. barcelona takes second place, the team is worth $3.2 billion. first place going to madrid which is worth nearly 3 and a half build. the other teams on the list including the new york yanukovych keys and the dallas cow boys, the soccer thing i know it's a little bit surprising to us in the united states, but it's so big every where else. you haven't not heard of madrid. you don't understand what it is, but everyone -- manchester united, everyone has heard of it. it is 8:40 right now. jenny.

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> cool rider on a motorcycle. let's see if she's ready to tackle the monster truck. all weekend long people are going to be talking about this guy, doug danger. >> good morning. >> good morning. i know you literally came from western new york, you're really excited to do your stuff out here. you like the looks of this track. >> i'm going to go nuts on this track. this place is absolutely gorgeous. you look like a normal nice guy, but you have 50 broken bones. that's the minimum that you have inside that crazy body? >> use yeah, i've got at least that. i may have lost track around 40. what are people going to see this weekend on saturday?

>> we're going to be going up there, myself, i'm going to be doing some wheelies, jumping over a tractor trailer and getting up somewhere around 35 feet in the air. we're going to be seeing bigfoot, the monster truck. it's going to be a crazy show. i can't wait to see this one. >> are you ever afraid to do the jumping. >> absolutely, every time i get on the bike. how did i do? i did a little warmer. how did i do with my wheelie. >> you were fantastic. put your helmet on. it is amazing what he does. tell me a little bit, he can't kiss and tell and brag, but he has something in common with evil contact neefl, right? >> doug is one of the world's unbelievable motorcycle jumpers. he's been jumping for 0 years right now. he jumped evil contact neefl's motorcycle and he's the only other one that's so excited to e

and do these wheelies. thinks not an easy thing to do. >> no, not at all. we just got in about an hour and a half ago. we were up towards buffalo last night. how fast is he going when he's doing that? >> usually -- doug does a lot of high speed wheelies. he's usually running around 50 miles an hour. he's up on one wheel, one leg. he's 52 years old and he's still doing that. a cancer survivor. two years ago he was down to shriner's. he just got done with his chemotherapy and he ended up crashing. now he's back. he's ready to go. i can't wait for this gum at maim grove. he has to do something nice. is he serious? i love it. you look at him and you say no commonsense, but i asked him how far can you jump -- i said how far do you think you can jump?

>> well, jump and if you fall, you can jump one foot less than that. and then you'll make it. and then you'll make it. l he is. wow. so tell me when the shows are. >> it's this saturday? >> this saturday 1:00 and 7:30:00 p.m. right here at mable grove. gates are open two hours early. kids come out, meet doug danger, get his autograph. meet all the drivers. seriously with the feet standing up on the chair thing? >> it's a seat. those three moves, what was the most hardest? >> they're all hard. it's just a lot of balance, a lot of practice. we're going to be doing more out here on saturday, though. i am so impressed. high five, bud. everyone knows this, mike and everyone back in the stud owe i told him i have a spark bike. it's a big wheel april it has a thing that i pull up -- you're going to put some sparks on this bike when people see you on

saturday. >> oh, yeah, and a lot more. i have sparks and i'm telling you, you get me on my cul de sac, i will open you, mr. danger. you'll go down. >> now, he's very scary. he can barely contain himself. this is coming from the woman who called the saddle a seat or a chair. she's hard core. hey, jenny. now, jenny is going to be at the shore, at the bread and cheese coup board and if you're not familiar with where that is it's on 96th street in stone harbor. she's going to be stopping by the island water sports later in the show at 97th and the bay. come back down the shore tomorrow with us. a lot of people down there on vacation. if you're not vacationing in stone harbor you have plenty of time to get down there tomorrow morning.

a gymnast becoming the first round of esquire tv ninja warrior. her name is casey, she's only five feet tall. >> it's not me, don't worry about it. > i got a couple pounds on her. but she takes the term bistro to a whole new level, that's because the obstacle course is insane. watch. it's a challenge. it's great energy from the crowd, all of them behind her. good transition. those arms hold out. are you not entertained. look at this. just amazing. what she is doing here. (cheers) look at this. are you kidding me? she's got it. look what she's doing.

look at that. she's about to do the impossible for a second time. oh, my goodness. the quote was, so what could you losers do? you may wonder what her background is. you saw her playing around the pole. she's a gymnast. she's real cute, too. i can do that. she's heading to las vegas now and she has a chance to win a half a million dollars if she wins the whole thing. >> not only a half a million dollars, she gets the title of american ninja award. where did she go to school. >> towson university. > i have something for you. what? >> we usually think women talk more than men? there's one situation where guys will out talk you. really? >> yes, what do you think that is? >> i know. i think i can guess. we'll try to talk you into

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> every once in a while we like to check weather and your health and the air quality today is great. the atmosphere has been cleaned out, the humidity is low. the pollen count is actually low as well. the uv index is very high. the heat index is in the lower 80s. so really the only problem we have is the high u v.a. index and that's only a problem if you don't wear your sunday screen. you can come out of the air-conditioning at least. 68 degrees in nays receipt pa. we're going to check some regional temperatures. 66 in kutztown. we have 75 in philadelphia, kind of our urban heat island. but in collegeville it's 63.

it's 67 in swart moamplet it's 68-degrees up in perc situate. let's get a little closer to the shore. it's 78-degrees in stone harbor. this is where jenny will be tomorrow. i think it will be a similar today tomorrow. in smyrna, delaware, it's 78-degrees. due points are down. it's come if i outside. tomorrow is 10. the nine on the saturday is looking good. on sunday we get to a high of 83 degrees. it looks like we'll see some sunshine and perhaps be able to hold off the rain until later on in the day. maybe even not until nighttime and that would make for a pretty nice weekend. so it's looking better this forecast for the weekend. it is improving, but you know the humidity is coming what bac. when, by early next week. i've got a lot to get to. 76, if you're heading past route 1 city avenue, big delay, the accident has been moved to

the shoulder so things starting to clear out. if you are 202. you can see the stretch behind the conshohocken. the southbound side of northeast extension, you have a multiple vehicle accident, blocking the left lane. down to eight miles per hour on points of 76 taking a look every where, new jersey turnpike and if you're heading out on the northeast extension you're heading southbound, not too bad. everything else though you have on go a little bit slow this morning. > thank you. at some point you get too old to do certain things cht we just had a story about a 40 year old cheerleader, she looked great. >> she did. > at what age should you stop wearing a what kin i, let's say. >> do you still wear yours. >> i wear a speed owe. i have one on now. > coming up, a new survey about age appropriate behavior. here's a question, when are you too old to skateboard down walnut street if you're a guy?

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with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $319 a month. > it is 9:00 on this thursday morning, what a beautiful day. look at this new billboard on the bus stop there. that's lose i and yain. they bring you the news at 5, 6 and 10 here on fox 29. but this is the best bus billboard ever. here's sue. here's casey. and our new person on good day philadelphia, alex, will be here september 1. but the best thing about this -- hey, dominic, you still back there? come out here. he's waiting for the bus. what's the best thing about this new billion billboard do you think. >> it's the bottom half. i'm the only one that can see. alex will be here on september 1. your new -- co-host. >> nice. that's good. we can see the top half.

> have a great day. okay, carry, sue, casey. i'm coming up. it's the best billboard ever.