stupid -- come to found out ok cupid has been lying to us all the time. trying to match us up when there's no match at all. >> hi everybody. >> good morning. >> we love the fact that you're watching us this morning. >> thanks for being with us. >> you know the number already. >> it's a 10 today. >> yes. and if you walk outside, you will probably agree, or maybe request an 11. but it's sunny and dry and cool for july. no negatives at all about today's weather. we can think of one, anyway. so there's bus stop buddy. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. it should be warm enough to take a little dip. no dog so no muggies at all today. 64 degrees, northwesterlies at 6 miles an hour. we will be approaching 80

degrees today. it will be cooler than it has been and cooler than average for july 29th. 64 degrees with mostly clear skies. let's see how long we can keep the weather pattern going and let's see what sun glare is doing to our traffic this morning. >> we've got accidents so if people can get to work. >> this is in newark. the accident there also has a downed pole so that's what's taking so long. route 40 is the alternate. burlington, salem road, vehicle into a pole there. and the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike just past valley forge, we did have debris there but that's clearing out of the way. kerry and mike? >> it's a little after 7:00 right now. two men charged in connection with the deadly car jacking that killed three children last week. more details now, steve is in north philadelphia.

steve? >> reporter: well, first of all, great to see the commissioner always be classy is the ability to do that and also great to see the human side of seth williams who sometimes can hold back his anger and that's a good thing too. because he felt the same way most of the city felt. everybody that heard what happened just before lunchtime on friday on this corner, a major intersection, germantown and allegheny for most will be known as the place of balloons, bears and candles will eventually be a permanent place here. this lot is city owned and they want to put a permanent memorial here to honor the three kids. their mom continues to fight for life to try to get better. now in a medically induced coma.

on the other end of the story, the two who caused all this pain beginning long lives locked up for good likely, arraigned overnight. no surprise, no bail, formally charged and moved to prison. the lawyer for the younger one, 19 years old, never in trouble before, who somehow started just one week before hanging out with the older one, 24 in deep trouble, serious trouble for serious crimes since 14 on 60 previous charges. >> he has never been arrested before, never been in trouble, never been in jail and he's supposed to be going into the marines in a couple of months and obviously that's not going to happen. >> is this a case of just hanging out with the wrong guy? >> from what i know, that's what it sounds like. the decision he made to get into that car is one he will likely regret for the rest of his life. but he did get in the car. now, again at this point, we're not really thinking about defenses. we're thinking about the people

that were hurt and hoping that nobody else dies. >> we're grateful for the outreach they've gotten. it's a senseless killing that should never have happened. >> while 24-year-old cornelius crawford, paroled early from a 2007 sentence of up to 15 years from a violent robbery spree despite both a criminal history before and that the state corrections and parole board found that he is a high risk of violent reoffending but later still put him in a halfway house and later saying that he showed positive institutional behavior and motivation for success that despite in prison he was still getting in trouble. eight cases of prison misconduct. but still the parole board seemed in this case to predict something bad from a bad guy clearly made a bad decision

unleashing him back here. >> did you say 60 charges in his life? >> reporter: that's before all this stuff going back to age 14. >> wow. >> yeah. >> ten years, 60 charges. all right steve. developing right now, as a matter of fact, a 58-year-old man is recovering from a stabbing outside of a home in the overbrook section of the city. it appears to be the result of a domestic dispute. it happened on the 6100 block of west columbia avenue around 12:30 this morning. when police arrived they took a man away in handcuffs. a woman was also led away from the scene. and there's still no word on what the motive was in a deadly chain of events yesterday afternoon. >> philadelphia police say the whole thing started as a hit and run but they ended up with a driver dead in the delaware river.

here's the video of the car being pulled out of the rin. a man in his 30s left the scene of an accident. about a mile away witnesses say they watched as that black volkswagen sped down the ramp towards penn's landing. they say the driver hit the wall before his car flipped over and landed in water. >> what was going through his mind? why would he do that? from market street down the ramp and into the gate and hit the wall and went right in the water. it's crazy. >> two men who lived nearby actually jumped into the river to try and rescue this guy, but unfortunately it was too late. the car was under the water for about 20 minutes. the man died at jefferson university hospital. >> a friend of mine was outside the tv station when this happened. the car went screeching by and had some debris on the front of the car. heads down market street over to pen's landing. it was unreal. >> police say an overprotective

dad is to blame for an attack at an upper darby wawa. >> fox 29's jen joyce is live. we still don't know who this dad and his daughter are, is that true? >> reporter: that's true. police need your help in finding them. a dad walked into a wawa here in upper darby. he thinks a grown man is checking out his teenaged daughter. the men exchange words and the dad uses his fist to finish the problem. the man in the red shirt is who police are looking for and the girl is believed to be his daughter. according to upper darby police, the man became enraged when he claimed to see a fellow customer at the sandwich counter checking out his daughter. the two men exchanged words and dad pulled out his fists and sucker punched the customer knocking him to the ground. the victim, a 47-year-old man is hospitalized with a possible

concussion. >> the guy ordering the sandwich denied looking at the guy's daughter. and one thing led to another and the guy in the red shirt, the assaulter, sucker punched him and knocked him into a tray of cakes and down into the ground where he hit his head. >> it's always okay to say what are looking at or stop looking at me like that, but never is it okay to hit anybody. especially if you're trying to set a good example for your children. >> so again police are looking for information on the man in the red shirt along with his daughter and they want to bring them in to the police station to question them. dad could potentially face some serious charges including salt and terroristic threats. >> the search is on this morning for a driver in a hit an run it happened outside a wawa in gloucester township, new jersey. police say that chefe with the tinted windows pulled into a spot -- yeah. this is last friday.

he doesn't get out of the car, but he backs up and hits a white mini cooper. he doesn't stop. he takes off. so if you have any information call police. >> if he hadn't hit the mini cooper, he would have hit the white van. >> watch what you're doing. >> if you live in delaware and you got a post card in the mail about unclaimed property, officials say you need to ignore it. >> disappointing. state officials say they did not mail them out. the cards were sent in several states including delaware. they tell recipients to call a toll-free number and provide some personal information. always a no-no. if you believe you have one of these cards and have some unclaimed property, of course you contact the state. >> they'll set you up. make it all happen. >> it's actually pretty easy. >> i actually got some money back. i did. i had like $800 in an unclaimed paycheck one time. >> good for you. >> i know. i saw it on the news. >> never happens to me. five people end up in the hospital after exposure to a

chemical in a recycling plant. >> this is on the 700 block of smith lane yesterday morning at the green star recycling plant. we don't know the condition or what specifically chemical they were exposed to, but we can tell you firefighters decontaminated dozens of people at the scene as a precaution they say. >> okay. let's add another state. north carolina's attorney general says his office will no longer defend the state's ban on same sex marriage. >> he says that an appeals court ruling makes it very likely that the state ban will be overturned. a constitutional amendment defining marriage between one man and one woman was only passed in 2012 in north carolina. >> yeah, yeah. >> and also a major victory in virginia, a court ruling the state's ban on gay marriage is ablthly unconstitutional. this is the first decision of its kind in the south. however, it does not give the green light for marriages. marriage licenses themselves are

not going to be issued for another 21 days and that kind of depends on the appeals progress. a pregnant woman claims that a police officer put her in a choke hold right outside of her brooklyn home. the whole thing apparently started over a barbecue. >> this is the second recent incident involving new york city officers using choke holds on suspects. they're not supposed to do that. about two weeks ago new york city police were caught on camera right here putting eric garner in a choke hold while trying to arrest him for selling cigarettes. he later died. the incidents are sparking outrage in that ze of new york. the mayor, back from vacation, is addressing the growing issue. the most recent incident a woman seven months pregnant arrested for disorderly conduct. police say she refused to stop barbecuing in front of her home which is illegal in brooklyn. her husband under arrest for obstructing government business as well.

>> i was so shocked. they just grab us and -- >> we are certainly focusing on something that the officers have been telling us in their surveys. they want more training. >> and he said he's going to retrain the entire police force. it's a lot of officers. in the last two years the civilian complaint review board says there have been 100 allegations of police choke holds in the city. only nine led to punishment, though. how about the police outside of portland, oregon? they're searching for a missing mother of two. >> 38-year-old jennifer was seen at this gas station on friday. police say that her credit card and cell phone neither have been used since she disappeared but her husband says she would never intentionally leave her family. >> it is 7:12. give you an update now. team of international investigators had hoped to be at

the site of the malaysian airlines site of the ukraine. but fighting between government troops and pro-russian rebels are keeping them away again. the delay is causing tempers to flare among investigators and family members. >> we are sick and tired of being interrupted by gun fights despite the fact that we have agreed that there should be a ceasefire. >> ukrainian officials say data from the black boxes show that the plane suffered quote a massive explosive decompression. this was after it was hit by fragments from a missile. a violent night in the middle east. >> the sun is up now in gaza but the rockets keep being blasted. gaza's only power plant was forced to shut down after two tank shells hit a fuel tank. that's two shells hit a fuel tafrk. the headquarters of the hamas satellite television network, government offices as well and a

mosque were also hit. this attack as being described as the heaviest since the conflict started. benjamin netanyahu has warned of a quote unquote prolonged campaign in gaza. and the israel-gaza conflict is taking its toll on the region's youngest citizens. gaza's main hospital accepted several young patients again yesterday. this comes after a strike on a park in gaza left at least nine children dead. israel and gaza both traded blame for the attack once again. how about this? residents in a boston suburb are rebounding following a rare tornado. this is about three in the last week up and down the east coast. >> you don't hear that often. this touching down in revere. look at this damage. it reached wind speeds of 120 miles per hour. more than five dozen homes and businesses damaged. it was the first tornado since

1950. >> fire officials in northern kal say a driist drone recording images of that wild fire, the drone was spotted east of sacramento in the northern part of the state. authorities ordered the person manning that drone to stop, because of the danger to planes fighting the fire. just yesterday firefighters made enough progress to allow some of the 1,200 people under evacuation orders to return to their home. >> it's been so bad there with the drought. i think it's the third year in a row now. the worst conditions they've ever seen. >> 90% of the state needs rain. sue? >> yeah. we got ours sunday night and that system has moved off sore so we're expecting a dry day here today. high pressure has taken over. nothing to show you. not even clouds to show you on our satellite picture thanks to the cold front. but we have to keep watching this, because this cold front is

parked offshore. and by the end of the week, the weekend, it could be moving back. so enjoy high pressure while it's here and the northwesterly breezes which took away from the humidity and for most of us that is a good thing. temperatures are in the 50s, out to our north and west it's 52 degrees in pittsburgh. that cool air mass affecting a lot of people on what normally would be a hot and muggy july morning. but not here. 64 degrees in philadelphia. and it's 64 down in wildwood. 54 in mount pocono, 57 degrees in lack caster. it's a comfortable morning. dew points are in the 50s. anything below 60 is a comfortable dew point. we're right around the pleasant range to invigorating. we like it. so it was a decent monday, we didn't get that much rain. 84 degrees was the high. 87 is the average high and we'll be well below that today i 83 tomorrow. 84 on thursday. then friday is when we think we

might start to see some precipitation from that frontal system we just showed you. and things look a little uncertain for the weekend, whether or not that frontal system comes by and gives us a chance of rain. it may be a less than perfect weekend, but we still have time, kacie. it's only tuesday. >> i just totally photo bombed your seven-day forecast. i guess i video bombed or tv bombed. but i just walked into your forecast. it was so great i couldn't resist. it's not too, too bad this morning. 76 jammed, 95 south only jammed once you get past the betsy ross bridge. burlington, sail lem road, an accident vehicle into a pole, crews on the scene trying to get that out of the way. accident number two, guys? >> thank you. talk some sports here, what do you say? there are now only two days left until the major league baseball

trade deadline. fox sports is reporting that the phillies have made cole hamills available. so the chances he moves at the deadline still considered remote. but scouts were on hand last night to see a.j. burnet start for the phillies. if they were thinking about trading for a.j., they may change their mind after last night. he gave up seven runs in the phillies 7-1 loss to the mets. it was brutal last night. we'll keep you updated to that. cole may be going to the cardinals or the dodgers. the eagles held an open practice at the lake. about 15,000 fans came out to get their first glimpse of the eagles. they play their first preseason game on august 8th in chicago against the bears. that's a friday. a judge clears the way for

the sale of the l.a. clippers ruling that donald sterling's wife has full authority to sell the team. a judge ruled yesterday that mrs. sterling has full control of the family trust that owns the team. she has negotiated a $2 billion deal to sell the team to microsoft ceo steve ballmer. meanwhile donald sterling's attorney says he plans to appeal this ruling. so it goes on and on. but a provision of the ruling prevents an appeal from delaying the sale. >> this is going to be a good thing for the city, for the league, for my family, for all of us. and i just want to thank you all. and come see the clippers next year. >> shelly is going to be even richer. shelly sterling says she looks forward to the day her husband can sit next to her at a clippers game cheering on the

team that they bought 30 years ago. and a catholic school student wins a scholarship, only he never got the money. what's he supposed to do about it now? by the way, he's not alone. what we found out when we tried to get results for this family. and a local senator just got back from colorado where he visited a marijuana testing facility. what he has to say about it. and should we legalize it here in pennsylvania? that's his goal.

what a beautiful today. a 10 on a scale of 1 to 10. boy, it's always a thrill when your student gets 'scholarship to high school or college.

parents of 30 catholic school students in philadelphia are left with unpaid tuition bills after the scholarship money they were promised never showed up. and we're days away, weeks away from school starting. what's the deal? put your mike on. >> it is on. >> it's not on. let me tell you about this. it's news every parent would like to hear. your son or daughter is getting a scholarship, right? so what do you do when that scholarship money never shows up? it goes missing. many families are now praying for a miracle to get into their catholic schools. as an eighth grader, jared was a recipient of a $1,000 a year scholarship from the morgan smokey brown foundation. they shorted their bill every month thinking the scholarship was picking up the tab, well it wasn't. at the end of the year they were

a,000 short on their bill. they were told they would have money by late may, early june. it's now late july, we're headed into august, still nothing. >> it's a,000. you know, so the tuition goes from 6150 to 5150. >> i was very proud that he got it. >> well, what makes the situation even worse in the spring, the family was told they had to attend a mandatory gala on behalf of the scholarship recipients. it cost $300 a couple. so they paid that and went. the founder of the charity tells us here at fox that an ongoing irs audit has left the foundation short on cash. but the situation will be resolved within four weeks. of course, we will stay on that story. as you know, a community is trying to come together to help police nab two men wanted for that deadly car jacking that

left three kids dead. district attorney seth williams and police commissioner charles ramsey are here next. you know the two have now been charged with these crimes. and jen fred is over by the art museum doing something called the navy seals workout. this looks rough, jen. >> reporter: it's hard enough for most people to make it up the rocky steps, how about if someone tells you to carry

look at that shot there. a little bouncy, help? >> it means it's a nice sea breeze. atlantic city, folks already getting their spots on the beach today. it's looking good out there. let's go through a couple of tweets that we've seen this morning. what a beautiful morning it is today. feels like fall. i think a lot of people are thinking that. can we expect more or is a change coming? you know a change is always going to be coming but not for a few days. it feels like fall, the summer version of the polar vortex. thank you for that tweet.

yeah we do have some canadian wind with us today. bus stop buddy is wearing the eagles jersey this morning because temperatures are in the 50s and 60s, clear and cooler this morning. really comfortable out there, a 10 out of 10 in your weather by the numbers. sunny and dry and cool for july. so right now 64 degrees. just a light breeze out there. 80 degrees is our high temperature later on today. it will be sunny skies. an ideal forecast for july 29th, when normally in these parts we're seeing a lot of heat and a lot of humidity. so that's a look at your weather. kacie will be by to take a look at traffic. >> thank you very much, sue. burlington salem road, a vehicle into a pole. taking a look at all of your majors. the only places that aren't that slow, 476, northeast extension of the new jersey turnpike.

water main break in north brunswick. you can follow police direction at the scene. mike? >> thank you. let's get into this. as you know by now, two men are lookd up and charged this morning in connection with this car jacking that killed three children last friday. 22-year-old -- i think maybe 24-year-old cornelius crawford on the left and 19-year-old jonath jonathan rosa on the right. police say the suspects are responsible for robbery, sexual assault, murder. they now have a slew of heavy charges against them. this one hurts, doesn't it? >> it does. >> when you have one son. >> i have one son, he's a philadelphia police officer. >> that's right. and you have three daughters. i know your three daughters. >> is that why it hurts so much?

because we can so relate to this? >> i think that's part of it. i have three daughters i can't imagine losing them. we've almost become callous to random violence. but when people see three innocent children who were selling fruit for their church murdered and then the cowards escape and later learn that they had sexually assaulted the woman they had car jacked. >> that's what was going on? they car jacked this woman's car and they're sexually assaulting her. >> they had switched positions a couple of times during the course of this. so it's a very heinous crime. no question about that. and what adds to it is just the fact that now you've got three children that are dead as a result and a mother that's just clinging life. >> so if she makes it, she doesn't know that she lost three kids. >> she has been in a coma since this occurred. so she does not yet know. >> you would think she wouldn't

want to wake up. >> she does have other children. but that's not going to take away from the impact that this is going to have. this is something that was totally unexpected, obviously. they're doing what they always did, set up the fruit stand to raise money for a church. they were regulars in the community. we have never seen the amount of cooperation from a community that we saw in this particular case. >> that's interesting. because a lot of times, a lot of folks don't want to talk to the police. they really helped out. what did they help you do? >> a lot of credit goes to the police department, commissioner ramsey, captain clark, a lot of the detectives didn't even sleep. because of how heinous the crime was, the tragedy, loss of life. but the public called, the police department called the tips line, business shop owners had cameras, people had videotape, people that went to the crime scene, people trying to give as much information as possible. we have a lot of people who run the other way. and people who don't want to help aat all.

so we're very thankful for at police department and i'm very thankful to the outpouring of help to the public. >> we had a couple of down the shore who heard about it and came back. we don't know if it captured anything but we want to give you the footage. it just shows you how people reacted in response to this. >> i don't want to give any publicity to these two creeps. we should know who they are. the 19-year-old met the older one just a week before the incident. >> that's what we're told. that they met about a week prior. the 19-year-old had no priors. of course the older crawford had an extensive record. >> 60? >> been out there for a while. >> 60 charges. >> well when you look at his juvenile record and his adult record. but he's done time in the penitentiary. was out on parole. and he is back out again.

>> it's my understanding he was gip a five to ten year sentence and he served the minimum. he was paroled and he was sent to a halfway house. i've been in touch with the state secretary of corrections to talk to him about this and to look at the policies and protocols for gunpoint robbers who are released to see what the data is and see if any changes need to be made. >> they ever get out of prison you think? >> oh, no. >> hopefully this goes through. i hope the family doesn't have to go through a trial. but if they don't, we have a lot of evidence. we have statements, we have everything we need. the da has got good people on this case. >> how about the mother of the 19-year-old? doesn't she convince him to turn himself in? >> well, after he told her what took place. she did say that he should turn himself in. and he did in fact turn himself in. so she did the right thing. >> the defendant is facing three

counts of felony murder. that's murder in the second degree and it's punishable by mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. >> how do you go off the rails so far by 19 to even come up with this scheme to do this. it's just unbelievable. >> yeah. i've learned a long time ago a lot of this stuff you don't understand and you may not necessarily want to understand it. you don't want to think like some people think. >> here is probably some good advice on the front page of the daily news. hug your kids. you never know. thank you both. >> thank you. on a lighter note indeed, a few weeks ago we told you about facebook doing some experiments with our minds, with our news feeds, manipulating us. well now the dating website ok cupid, they admit to doing the same thing. connecting people who had nothing in common. what was the point? i'll explain. and instead of handshaking somebody today like i just did with the commissioner, you

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the dating website reportedly removed text from profiles, even told some users that they were exceptionally good for each other. >> what's the point? >> the company says they wanted to see what would happen. see if people would be like i o douls. >> like you are's pretending to drink beer but they're not. >> the reaction they're getting is back lash. i don't think i was ever on ok stupid. >> ok cupid. >> got to be careful because there are experiments going on all the time on the internet. what an excuse. i've got something for you up here. jeans made from that spanx material. we've all heard of jeans that promise to make you look good.

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and so is the weather. it's amazing just the way it are. is. there's a look at the mountains. bush dpts kill -- bushkill falls. and some of us go to the shore. temperatures are in the mid 70s right there on the beach. a northwesterly breeze at 10 miles an hour. low rip current risk but make sure you swim near the lifeguard. 8 is the uv index today. the cold front that came through yesterday well offshore giving us plenty of room for sunshine and no rain to show you.

just a whole lot of nothing with rain. temperature trend was starting to get up there on sunday when it was very oppressive, hot and humid and 91 degrees. yesterday was our transitional day with a cold front coming through so we got to 84. we're starting off in the 50s in so many places. with all that sunshine, we'll probably make it close to 80 degrees. it's those breezes which are so nice and dry. the pollen count going back up again. medium to medium high levels again. closer to high levels on thursday. keep that in mind too if you suffer from seasonal allergies. 87 is the average high. 83 tomorrow and 84 on thursday. then it gets a little tricky with our forecast deciding what

our front is going to do. the one that's offshore right now. we'll put in the possibility for saturday and sunday. maybe even a thunderstorm and we'll see what happens. >> we have a lot of accidents to get to. we do have a water main break in north brunswick. river avenue both directions you're going to find that between davidson and mill road and old georges road. if you're heading out in newark, baltimore turnpike shut down there. if you're heading out in gloucester city. you do have debris there on the westbound side of the walt whitman bridge. >> you know the lovely kerry barrett here, her husband looks like one of these guys. >> he's pretty fit. >> he's really fit. he has a hard body like this. >> you've been checking him out? >> yeah.

so the navy seals, you know how hard they work. now there's a training program where you can kind of pretend to be a navy seal and get in the best shape of your life. jen is trying to do this today. >> physical and mental, jen. >> reporter: exactly. this guy is a veteran of the navy seals. good morning. >> good morning it really cannot compare to what the men and women are out there doing every day. >> this is an at your pace fitness class totally different. but it's amazing what you can do if you work as a team. what are we going to do here? >> lift the kayaks up, race to the top of the stairs, carry the kayak back down. >> you're telling me about it but make them do it. >> all right. kayaks above your head! who's going to win? >> we are. >> go!

>> reporter: so this is really hard. we've seen people all morning long just trying to make it up the steps. be they are carying a kayak. just two people. >> we're trying to get them to work as a team. everyone pound you lift is one less than your buddy has to lift. >> that young lady in the front of that team has come a great, great distance from when you first started training her. >> i joke that she couldn't walk when i met her. she went from 0 to 21 pull ups. she does marathons, tough mudders. >> you know that because you live with her. >> i do. that's my wife tracy. >> you want to instill that. why is that? >> i want them -- we all need instructors to help us reach our full potential. you learn a lot about yourself and people. if you can do this, maybe other

things in your life that seem difficult aren't so hard. >> reporter: what you want them to do is evolve over time. you like the idea that some people start, maybe not ready to do this and they can come together. you told me about one woman who lost more than 100 pounds. >> yes we had a woman who was 320 pounds. she lost 160 pounds in our class and she broke down and said she did it for her children. she couldn't run a lap around a track when we met her and she just ran a half marathon. >> you're relatively new to the philadelphia area, you want to see what they're made of. >> it's an at your pace program. we have a two week basic fitness class you have to do first. the it's monday through friday for two weeks. you get a t-shirt and if you join it you get a membership.

it's $100 a month. you come as much as you want. >> they're going to do it as a team this time? >> that's right. not until they get down. one more race with the kayak and they're going to come back. >> i enjoy the fact there's still another race to go and we're not done. >> how long is the class? >> the class lasts about an hour. so these people by the way have already done a full hour. >> a one-hour workout. this is a little bit extra for them. >> they do it in a different location with a different thing every single time, always at least one por two seals that are part of the team. insane. >> they're a little more slowly. >> we'll be back in a little bit. when it comes to keeping healthy, this is what you should do. fist bump. who knew that howie has been right all along.

forget about shaking hands anymore. it's all about the fist bump. and a local senator just got back from colorado where he visited a marijuana testing facility. what he has to say about that. should we localize it here in pennsylvania for medical rea

do an experiment today, when you meet people today do that. more germs with the handshake, apparently. howie mandell turned us on to this. deal or no deal. >> with the models. >> why is this better to do the fist bump as opposed to the handshake? >> you spread ten times less germs by doing the fist bump than from shaking your hand. ten times less germs transmission.

now, that being said, in times of the flu and the winter might be a good idea. but i have a better idea. why don't we just isolate ourselves completely and not do anything. don't touch anybody. don't even look at them and you won't get a germ and you'll just live a long, miserable, lonely life. >> i got a problem. every time i see kerry, she kisses me right on the mouth. there's no hang shake. >> with some tongue. >> thank you query. >> i can't stop shaking somebody's hand, dr. mike. >> you have to live your life. wash your hands. don't get excited about this. if you like to fist bump, do it. i'm not all excited about this. >> i'm surprised every day when i wake up. i'm not kidding. how did i live overnight one more time. you know what i think has helped me? for 20 years i ran every other day. >> yes. >> for 20 years. and then i tore my meniscus.

i think that's helped me. >> it does. this new study found that even if you run slowly, five to ten minutes a day, you're going to get a tremendous benefit. 30% reduction in dying. 45% reduction in heart attacks, stroke, cardiovascular illness. the bottom line is you need to move your bones. >> did you say a 30% reduction in dying? >> overall mortality. >> you're going to live longer. >> wow. i'm going to start running. i won't die. >> can you overdo it, though? >> well, the studies show that if you exercise and run this small amount, you get the same effects as if you ran longer. >> so you're telling me i can run for five minutes and i can be like those navy seal dudes. >> yes. >> i'm not sure that -- i mean,

look, i'm sure the navy seals would welcome you with open arms. but the bottom line is that you run into arthritis and knee replacements. you know, runners, if you talk to them, it's a lot of it is the endorphins. it's feeling good. >> you felt great at end of it. >> it's the last time you felt good. >> i'm kind of like a seal. like a blubbery seal. quickly here, thank god this happening over in the united states of america. explain to me again what ebola is. >> ebola is a type of virus that has a 90% mortality. it's a bad actor. and it causes bleeding and it's just a terrible virus. >> no cure. >> now what's concerning a little bit is that there are

more and more cases in africa. and one case of someone who got on a plane and traveled to another part of africa. now, the thing is, it can take up to 21 days for someone to become symptomatic. to say i'm not feeling well, i have a problem. the good news is you have to have direct contact with someone. if they're vomiting or excrement, for a better word. you need to come into direct contact with body fluids to get it. so not to worry, but it's something we're watching very closely. >> love you. >> virtual. >> love you, kerry. >> love you. >> and you. >> it's like you hang up first. no you hang up first. i love you. i love you more. >> good day to you. we love you. it's july 29, 2014.

while those little kids were out here selling bottled water, fruit and vegetables for a church that they went to and the name of it was eagles wings evangelical. three little children now with angels wings. >> weather is certainly looking good. it certainly doesn't feel like july out here. it feels almost like autumn. how long is it going to stay this way? we'll have your forecast coming up. >> what's quincy up to today? >> i'm going vertical. i'm going rock climbing, indoor rock climbing gym here. as you guys can see. what are you doing? >> reporter: we know that the navy seal work out guys have boats, how about they put them in the water. you're never going to believe the next part of this workout.

>> i'm not going to believe it. >> i won't do it. >> let's get an assignment together. what do you say? >> to do a navy seal workout? >> no. what can you only do in new jersey. so this is the hashtag. we have a list of things that only happen in new jersey like tan mom. >> brawling in a tan mom. >> does any other place name their res stops after historical figures. >> don't tweet that. something else that you know about. i've got more time on my hands because i've got a great forecast for today. it's a 10 out of 10. sunny and dry and cool for july. wait until you see the high temperature for today. it's not the 91 we had on sunday. bus stop buddy is ready for some pool time today. it is a sunglasses kind of

morning. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s this morning. looking good out there. 66 degrees here in the city with a north northwesterly breeze at 8 miles an hour. there's your high temperature today. 80 degrees. we may not even make it to 80. is this july? >> it feels like autumn. >> i know. just kidding. don't get nervous everyone. so let's go to north brunswick. we do have a water main break. good news here we had this accident, old baltimore pike was completely shut down. it's out of your way. it's clear. you don't have to worry about problems there anymore. gloucester city problems here though. walt whitman bridge debris blocking your right lane.

76 really jammed. >> it's 8:03. our top story this morning, two men now charged with a choel slew of charges in connection with a car jacking that ended with the death of three kids. >> the whole country is following this case. steve is where it happened in north philly. >> reporter: lots of buses and a lot of morning traffic but ten hours now from the evening rush, traffic will likely be stopped and there will be a massive crowd out here at this corner because there's a vigil set for tonight at 6:00. this spot started with a single cross on friday. it will seen soon see a permanent immovable marker. the city owns the land here. the council president says he's going to get a memorial park here to honor the three kids killed as their mother continues to fight for her life, still critically wounded, still in that medically induced coma.

a lot of people figure she won't be well enough to attend this kid's funeral on monday. and i'm hoping now she'll survive and since she's in the coma since the crash, she doesn't even know her three kids are gone. the latest legal moves, overnight these two have been arraigned, no bail. moved from police headquarters at 2:30 this morning to prison to get a taste of what the rest of their lives is going to look like, charged with enough to keep them locked up forever to begin life sentences, their ages just 19 and 24. for the older of the two, he started a life of serious crime at the age of 14. paroled twice recently, last time just in october. freed back here on the streets to meet up with the 19-year-old just one week before what happened that friday. that changed a whole lot of lives forever. where he became friends with

that kid just one week before. he followed the 24-year-old instead of stopping him. >> what he comprehends is that three kids were dead and he was in the car when that happened. and he cannot get the mental image of that girl coming across the hood of his car out of his head. and he's trying to do everything he can to try and make it better and cooperating with the police is the first step. he's 19, graduated high school and he's supposed to go in the marines in a couple of months. this is so aberrational, that this is what happens. you get into a car and nobody ever intends for anybody to get killed. nobody intends for three children to get run down. unfortunately sometimes you get into a car you cannot control what happens. and the law is going to hold you responsible for it. >> we have these guys, which are killers, off the street. we don't have to worry about them going around killing no one

else and justice will be served to the full extent and making the family is very happy about that. >> reporter: the district attorney making some news in our 7:30 half hour. saying he's meeting with state parole and corrections leaders to see if, and who and how someone or some people dropped the ball by not keeping cornelius crawford in prison. they don't want to add to the mother's agony by not forcing both to relive and retell the last moments in open court and just maybe find one last drop of decency in them to just plead before any trial. but we'll have to wait and see what happens there as they begin their long legal steps now

starti starting august 13th. this happened at a wawa. did an overprotective father go too far? >> police say that a man punched a wawa customer because he thought the customer was eyeing up his teenaged daughter. it happened in upper darby sunday afternoon. you're looking at surveillance pictures. police say the victim denied ever looking at the teen at all. he punched the man in the face so hard the 47-year-old man had a possible concussion. they're asking anyone who has information to come forward. >> i say oogling. >> to an incredible story now. an eight-year-old boy helping

his brother with special needs complete a triathlon. >> he has a rare condition that's left him unable to walk or talk. but that didn't stop him from finishing a youth triathlon thanks to his big brother noah. he pulled and pushed lucas the entire time as he swam, biked and ran. the boys trained for three months and the hard work really paid off. they finished the race in just under an hour. noah pushed lucas in a jogging stroller, pulled it behind his bike and made the swim with a harness around his chest that was attached to a raft that held his brother. can you imagine being the parents? they must be so proud. the parents say that noah and lucas share a very special bond and it goes way beyond what they just did. >> nicely done. >> chris, can i say thank you

for that feel-good story? >> i say tomato not tow may to by the way. >> lets get back to something nauseating. the bachelor et last night. >> the whole thing is nauseating. josh murray wins the final rose on the bachelorette. and now we're getting some inside scoop from his possible future sister-in-law, kacie mcdonnell. she dates his brother. >> they never get married. >> one out of the whole history. >> and trista and ryan. >> he's a firefighter in colorado. >> speaking of colorado where i think they live, candy, granola bars, gummy bears, just about anything else you can think of can be infused with pot.

could these shops ever come to pennsylvania? we take you inside one of the country's first legal pot shops next.

this is a very good weather day. and if you happen to be at the beach, nice day. it's not going to be a hot day. a dip in the 73 ocean will be refreshing but it sure will be nice, hopefully under your em umbrella with your flip flots by your side. no rip currents. no rape here and none in the forecast. so let's check temperatures. they've been on the cool side all morning. they still are. it's 66 degrees in philadelphia. 56 up in the mountains. and just about everybody has entered the 60s. but the question is will we get out of the 70s at all today. and mostly the northeasterly breezes down in dover, 13 miles an hour up in the mountains. nothing excessive there, just kind of refreshing. the breezes blow the pollen around and if you have seasonal

allergies by thursday you'll probably be troubled a little more by those allergies. it was a decent monday with yesterday's high of 87 degrees, 84 when it should have been 87. 80 if we're lucky today and the lower 80s on wednesday and thursday. that looks all fine and good. here we get to the weekend where it gets a little unsettled. pop-up thunderstorms on friday. maybe a scattered shorm on saturday or sunday. that's the early call on the weekend. >> getting to a few incidents this morning. burlington if you're heading out, salem road shutting down. campus drive to jfk way, sunset road the alternate. gloucester city this just cleared. you did have debris blocking the right lane. out of your way this morning. and another accident springfield germantown pike. >> how about this legalization of marijuana in some form has spread now to over 30 states in

america. new jersey is one of them. pennsylvania may be next. >> illegal pot may not look like you may think. fox 29's chris o'connell has the story from colorado. >> reporter: you may confuse this case with an art gallery. join thought he may have wandered into an apple store. but look a little closer. yaul see they're not selling smart phones. >> wow, i never thought i would see the day. >> reporter: that day was january 1st when recreational marijuana become legal for anyone 21 and over. since then the pot industry has been smoking. >> the voice you were hearing is pennsylvania state senator leach is now back from colorado himself and is leading the charge to legalize at least medical marijuana in

pennsylvania. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> so just medical marijuana is what you're bringing up. >> i actually have a bill for medical and what they call adult use. they are two separate issues. i think we'll have medical marijuana pass by the end of this year which is very important because a lot of sick people will benefit from it. >> if you bring you will medical marijuana what's the vote going to be? >> it's about 45 to 5. 85% of pennsylvanians support this. >> and the governor kind of agrees now? >> the governor conceptually has said he's looking at it, but he's still an impediment to this. he wants to do a very limited thing that's not going to get most people the medicine they need. we need the bill that i introduced, 1182, which is going to get anyone who needs it, anyone who has a doctor, doctors

are on the hook for this. >> are you going to get the vote by the end of the week? >> when we go back. september 16th. i believe that week we will have that vote in the senate. >> so what, you know, you're also talking about recreational marijuana. somewhere down the road. there's got to be some down sides to that, too. it's not an issue without controversialcy. >> it's not without controversy, but less controversy, about 59% of the people support that. we're going to see two more sulfates and the district of columbia do it this year. >> okay. let's say you took a vote for recreational marijuana in the state of pennsylvania, what's the vote going to be? >> if it's a secret ballot i passes overwhelmingly. but politicians are safe by nature. i am not but most ar are. i think they want to see a little more progress down the line. that's fine. one of the reasons i went to see what they're doing in colorado is t see what they've done right

and wrong and the mistakes they've made. >> they say their crime rate has gone down and their economy is booming. >> i saw with my own eyes what it's going to the economy. there's so many aspects of this, from the testing to the growing to the distribution to the apparel. millions and millions of tax dlars are coming into colorado. lots of jobs are being create the. >> the argument you are going to get, let me have our police commissioner charles ramsey have this take. >> gate way to other drugs. again we have a drug problem in our country and we need to be investing in treatment and prevention. i've seen people make comparisons to alcohol and so forth. if you go buy a bottle of scotch somewhere, you know it's manufactured in a particular way it's going to be manufactured the same strength and everything. marijuana is all over the place. they're starting to find now in states that have legalized that it's very difficult to control. the edible versions, kids are

getting ahold of it. >> you mentioned having it look like candy is a mistake. what's your retort to that. >> i wish the chief came out to colorado with me. the fact is the dosages are exact. there are labs with very, very intelligent, sophisticated processes going forth that tells you exactly what you're getting. it's exactly like alcohol in that respect. i think it's important we do that. we want a tightly regulated market. weigh want to make sure kids aren't getting it, and when you get it you know what you're getting. but colorado, i was just there. people there are extremely happy with what's happening there. because they can live their lives as they wish, they have a better economy as a result of it. crime is down. traffic accidents are down. use among teens is down because it's no longer cool because it's legal. >> you still have street dealers? >> i didn't see any street dealers. the street dealers have largely gone away on marijuana.

there's no point. you walk into a store and you can just buy it. so why would you go to a dealer? >> good to see you. keep us updated. still ahead, the tips that will change the way you travel forever. >> there's one thing you should do if you forget your phone charger. we'll tell you the things you need to know before you hop on that airplane. >> but first. designed to be worn under your clothes. ladies, you can show them off. this take on skinny jeans is a whole new thing. but do they really work?

it's 8:23. explain what spanx are to me again. >> they're like hose or tights. >> it's like a big girdle. >> that's exactly what it is. >> now they come in jeans form. >> the new spanx jean come in two styles.

there's also a wide waist band so you get less muffin top. it's got a side zipper and also back packets. they're 148 bucks apair. >> would you wear them? >> i don't know about the jeans. >> that's what they are. >> they're not made of denim, are they? >> it's elastic denim. >> they're spandex. >> that's where the word spanx come from. i did wear the maternity spanx. they're actually kind of comfortable. a little support. okay. if you like it, you better put a ring on it. and videotape the moment when you're putting a ring on it. there's a group of michigan college students created the

ring cam. >> that's a big ring. the jewelry box is outfitted with a tiny camera. look at that. there's 'camera in the box. according to the post, you can rent the ring cam for about 100 bucks or buy it outright for $200. >> it's a ring cam. >> if you're a guy, that's not sure, you're probably better buy it. >> i'm saying just don't do it. if you're not sure, why are you proposing. >> if you think you're only going to do it once in your life, rent it and send it back. >> practice makes perfect. >> do it every weekend. i like -- at one point in my life i did like rock climbing. >> i did too. >> now we have one of the biggest rock climbing gyms in

the whole country right here and q. is over there. >> look at him. >> that's not him. >> i'm here. >> sounds like you're in a hole. >> reporter: i'm down

trying to take a selfie video here and get struck by lightning. stunned by the thunder. >> whoa. >> and he's wearing some snorkeling glasses. >> yeah. that's a lovely shot.

>> they make a cute couple. >> they're on vacation in mexico and nobody got hurt. >> that's good. >> hopefully they don't reproduce. >> they're not the brightest. you don't stand on the beach when there's a thunderstorm. >> exactly. >> you're asking to be a lightning rod. what kind of omen do you think this places on their relationship? >> not good. >> it's lek fiiing. >> the whole thing is shocking to me. >> it's electric. clear and cooler this morning than it was yesterday, temperatures have inched into the 60s in moet places but bus stop buddy still has an eagles jersey on for the morning. we have a 10 today, sunny and dry and cool for july with 66 degrees with north northwesterly breeze at 8 miles an hour. relative humidity at 60%. if we make it to 80, it will be

7 degrees below average for this time of year. tonight we're down to 64 degrees. what a nice night. nice weather today. how long can we keep it going? here's kacie right now. >> it's been a busy morning. it's nice outside but you have to look out for a lot of stuff. talking about an accident, burlington salem road completely shut down. river avenue, both directions the water main break is taking over the entire roadway. police are directing traffic around the scene. and here is a look everywhere. you can see the huge delay on the pennsylvania turnpike. if you are getting ready to head westbound, east and west as you approach city avenue and 95 south up to its normal tricks. >> as i've reiterated many times that we have one of the largest

rock climbing gyms in the country. >> it's called go vertical rock and it's the only one of its kind in philadelphia. that's where quincy is. >> this is video of the thing. but we want to be able to see him do it for real. >> yeah. i will, guys. >> reporter: like, first we have some people there, they're doing it rye now. as you can see. they're on the wall right now. they're experts. i have tino here. he's one of the experts. you guys are located right by sugar house. >> correct. right next to sugar house and yards brewery. >> reporter: if i wanted to come in here, what are the ages? >> really you can start around 4 when you can get kids into a chess harness and we have customers that climb up into your 70s and 80s. it's skill based and you don't have to be in the most intense physical shape to do. >> me and you look like we're in

the most physical shape man. >> absolutely. >> you have all women's class as well, correct. >> correct. we have a meet-up group that you can contact through the social media platform, as well as we have intro classes, one-time climb rides and levels of instruction that go from beginner to expert for anyone who has any interest in climbing. >> on the wall we see like a bunch of different color stickers. >> this is what we call routes. basically these are the courses that help you choose your way up. and we can define different styles of climbing, we can define different difficulties of climbing and to innovate what we've done, we basically do the color the same way the whole way up. red holds the whole way up you'll go around the feature, and you have all different styles of holds so someone can cuss myself their experience. you can climb a different style.

if they want to climb something harder they can climb something a little harder. >> i'm a beginner. where should we start. >> you can stay more on your feet and less on your arms. >> reporter: the next hour, i'll be rock climbing? >> absolutely. >> reporter: i have the harness on already. >> we'll get you some chalk and make sure you get to the top. >> reporter: i'll be ready. >> thank you. 8:34. the mother of a three-year-old girl couldn't believe her eyes. >> did you see this video? it's insane. this is little nya. she proves she is one tough cookie. this is at a fair. so the mom is watching. she's terrified because her

daughter was holding on. she should go back down but she doesn't. she holds on. she's got one arm, i cannot even fathom. she was dangling kind of upside down on it. >> it looks like she's defying gravity. >> one of the key moments in the shot there, i think the moment was freaking out. >> she was. we didn't catch that. >> how did that happen? it's like she defied gravity. it's weird. >> crazy. >> i'm so excited because diane nyad is here. >> she swam from cuba to florida without a shark cage. >> she swam from miami to philly. >> how does she do it? she's going to tell us in person in just a bit. >> we have a update on bat kid.

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the sharks are back. sharknado 2 is going to be on tomorrow. the show was a big hit a year ago in july. >> mostly on social media. >> well, twitter blew up: fans of the show reportedly include mia farrow, olivia wild and

michael chickless. >> remember the interview that tara ried did that sharknado could actually happen. >> it's a tornado or a hurricane, scoops them all of and drops them in los angeles. >> it could happen. >> a group of film makers working to complete a documentary that inspires the story of a young boy who was transformed into bat kid, batman basically, for a day. >> the entire city of san francisco helped him do it. this dumtory is being presented about leukemia survivor. he got to save the entire city of san francisco. it was a dream granted by make awish foundation.

they do such great work. meanwhile a trailer about the documentary has been released. >> we waited until the end of treatment. he was almost finished. to make his wish. >> we're going about doing a wish, it is whimsical thinking about that child and giving them a little bit of that childhood back. >> it still gives me chills. >> what a great idea and quick thinking to make a documentary about this thing. >> here's the thing, the director of the project still needs a little bit of money to complete the entire film. so they've raised about 48,000 bucks. they're halfway toward the goal. they need $100,000 to get the whole thing finished. >> do they have a go-fund campaign? >> they should. >> we should be doing a

documentary near the art museum today. because jen fred is doing a navy seal work out. >> reporter: we're on boathouse row making it happen. now we're getting in the water. row making it happen. now we're getting in the water. it's the hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we're closed. you know what? okay, that's...

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let's see if there's some smoke on the water where jen is doing the navy seal workout. >> what are you doing? there you are. oh, good. i love when that happens. >> it's a quiet program. >> it's silent. kind of like the birth of suri by katy homlmes. >> did she have a water birth? >> she did. >> if you weren't with us earlier, this is a navy seal workout. he's a former navy seal. >> plus if we get them outside

their comfort zone, that's where you grow. if you do what you always did, you get what you always got. >> and just so we're clear, john, it's a family affair. this is his wife. one of his daughters. there's five kids in his family and all these people are part of his new kree youths. -- recruits. typically you would have two boats. >> sometimes we have -- it's all about competition and teamwork and leadership and physical fitness. if it's fun you're more likely to stick with it. >> well, you know. there we go. >> reporter: can you hear me? >> okay. so here's the situation. these individuals have been working out since literally 5:00

in the morning. why don't any of these people look tired at all? >> because they're in shape. >> reporter: you're doing it here in the philadelphia area and the one thing we love about this workout is it's different stuff, different location every time. that's why we come back to you each time we're showing different stuff. >> a lot of people in america get board with fitness. i think if you can keep it fun and stick with it. every day is something different in a different place. so we're on the water, off the ropes, climbing logs and anything else. >> reporter: does anybody cry and say i just can't do it. please let me go home? >> that's not what it's about. it's at your pace. we've had people walk for six weeks. >> navy seal for let them say no. >> i was a navy seal and the best part of teamwork, leadership confidence apply to be a navy seal, a mom or a

lawyer or a doctor. >> reporter: last thing in this segment. you give back. you're helping out a foundation that helps these men and women that are serving us. >> yeah, we're helping raise money for the navy seal foundation. when a navy seal gets killed in combat, usually his wife has to go to school, get a job, so they come in and help those families out. >> i feel like we had a nice little boat ride, okay? i feel like maybe we should get back out and do some dry land stuff, watch these people carry each other around the park. >> i like it. >> at 9:00 my new friends who are already exhausted but they're still smiling, it's weird. >> we'll see you next here. thank you for that. 8:48. we've got to get to breaking news. live to the gaza strip at lease 100 palestinians dead after an israeli air strike and more shelling continues. this just a little while ago. that is a live shot right there. there goes another explosion

right there. meantime, a senior plo official has just called for another 24-hour ceasefire saying he is speaking for the leaders of hamas as well. so no immediate comment from hamas, no immediate response from the israeli side. explosions live right now on the gaza strip. let's talk about president obama in a second. he got emotional over the thought of sending malia away to column enl. she just turned 16 and he's already thinking about it. >> i'm already thinking about it. >> how do you really feel sending your kids off to college especially. >> even back to school. >> why don't you tweet us. are you emotional about it? the wonder of summer is that

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very happy to present the forecast that we have for you today. thanks to high pressure that built in yesterday, we have cool changes and it doesn't really feel much like july around here. that is actually a good thing. because the humidity has gone away for a couple of days. temperatures are on the cool side for this time of year. 66 degrees in philly, 68 in wilmington. yesterday at this time we were in the 70s. 80 today, 83 tomorrow and 84 on thursday. this one might be a 10. it starts to get a little iffy maybe middle of the day on thursday. we have that cold front that might come back to visit us, liked us so well. anyway, it makes things a little uncertain as we get closer to the weekend. but for the next couple of days,

kacie, looking just fine. >> a hazmat situation in the city this morning. police are checking that out. university city at spruce street. police activity on the eastbound side of the vine. blocking the right line this second. looking everywhere, 76 jammed, the turnpike losening up. 95 not bad, just normal volume there. >> still ahead a new study claims that we form our opinions about people in just a tenth of a second and it is all based on what we look like. what our appearance says about us and the type

it's such a nice day, we decided to go outside. we kind of miss our corner too here at fourth and market. it's going to be a 10 on one to 10. it feels good. >> it's a little bit cooler out here. >> we have a lot planned in this ho nyasd is going to be here. she swam from cuba to florida. >> she is here. >> speaking of tips, hey tom. look over there. any time that vw bug shows up. that means our travel expert is here from vip travel. she has five tips that you should know and learn. it will make your traveling so

much worry-free. >> you can forget your cell phone charger. >> so i watched some of the bachelorette last night. she made her decision. it was josh. it was the brother of our kacie mcdonnell. she has the inside scoop. are they really still together? and we're going to play some of the sappy proposal. >> i think he planned it a tame or two. >> you think maybe practiced a little bit? >> i think it's two or three degrees of separation between us and the bachelorette. >> i have a feeling we will get to know both of them.

>> okay. >> i used to work for a guy, my boss said he could form an opinion about somebody in 30 seconds. i found a study in england that you form an opinion about a stranger, you form an opinion of a person in a tenth of a second. they look like very nice people to me. what you're supposed to do is look at their mouth first. you seem very approachable by your mouth. where are you from? >> riverside, california. >> i know it. >> in other words you two are married? >> for 53 years. >> 53