not one but two hit and runs, both involving children, one of them deadly, now police need your help finding drivers behind the wheel. a free range parenting couple under fire, again, why police took their kids into custody for a second time, but how young is too young to leave your kids alone. this runner thinks he has got the the race in the bag. look at me, i won, i won. what he does that cost him the race. oops. it the is straight up 7:00 o'clock. it is tuesday. hi everybody. good to have you here. >> hi sue, hi bob, hi everybody. >> what is up. >> it is raining. >> it is raining here in olde city. >> it will be the the rest of the morning. >> would i give weather a six. >> why don't we do that since that was your suggestion. do you see how quickly your

wish, my command. >> that is right. >> bus stop buddy ready with the umbrella he should put that thing up because it is raining in philadelphia and probably at bus stop where your kids are waiting to go to school. now here's a lot at rain spreading through the area we have a few dry slots here and there but mostly everybody getting a little something. it will look more in department at ultimate doppler in a few moments. we are up to 63 degrees. the southeasterly wind at 11 miles an hour and only expecting a high of 65 today with occasional showers, heavier rain to the south of the city, 48 degrees work maybe a left over shower overnight and mostly cloudy skies, there it is, that is your tuesday fox cast, will, bob kelly, we have had our share of road problems this morning but we're turning your little voice problem into something really fun. >> a little lou raws. >> ♪ you'll never find >> a traffic problem like on

the vine. >> my allergies, i have my voice real deep like barry white, slow jam. >> slow jammo. >> an accident like here on the vine. >> all right, bob, stop it. >> schuylkill expressway right here near the henderson road interest change, leaving center city heading out toward king of prussia, a crash, north on the freeway, road are becoming wet as rain rolls through. that will slow us down naturally. i am bound on the schuylkill about a half an hour. just over a half an hour on i-95. a big problem again. we have been talking about it last night and into this morning. the vine street expressway, all of the lanes are opened but later on tonight, part two, they will close, the the westbound side, between midnight and 5:00, between broad street, and the schuylkill expressway. those detours will go into effect at midnight and then

again, the next couple nights they will be flip flopping back and forth, bolt east and westbound. mike and alex, back to you. lets get back to the delaware river. sky fox is over this tank their ran a ground, stuck in the mud basically. we're now waiting for a higher tied which will come just after 10:00 o'clock this morning where they can get on the way again. it looks like an empty tanker. >> see the little waves there. >> do we have a little bit, there is movement. we have two tugses, um. >> one in the front, one in the back. >> guy in the back isn't pushing though. >> no, he is just lazy. >> yes. >> i'm sure they have a strategy here. that is happening near the the betsy ross bridge right now. i don't think affecting any traffic though at all. 7:03. philadelphia police are investigating two separate hit and runs this morning. >> yeah, a four year-old boy was killed in kingsessing, and a toddler and his mother also

critically injured in yet another hit and run accident. >> lets get the to steve key liz live with more details at police headquarters, steve. >> reporter: again, we will point out the inadequacy of pennsylvania's state license plate situation unlike new jersey, delaware, new york, maryland, all of the bordering states who have plates required in the front and back. we only have rear license plates here. that is why once again that it is keeping police from solving a couple of these crimes. they have good clear close-up shots of both vehicles. but since there is no plate they don't know where vehicles are registered or where they are right now. in front plates keeping police from solving this case as fast as they probably would have. two simultaneously hit and runs, had half an hour apart, 10 miles apart. 6:30 and 7:00. both in the day light still after dinner but before the sun goes down. because they have surveillance, they are been

hoping to solve both cases but here's your model, it looks to appear according to detectives that there is a i ford suv. model is an edge. they can tell that by the front grill they say this happened at 6:30 at 57th street where the four year-old was kill. you can still see in the surveillance that we stopped right before the accident, the the little boy, an one thing we saw in the street afterward when we were filming was this little action figure he was holding in his hand and was knocked out of his hand a little ninja turtles. one of the sad sight for all of the witnesses. >> these are two, very, very tragic accidents. the four year-old was pronounced dead. the two-year old is still fighting for his life. both of these accident happened around 6:30, 7:00 o'clock at night. it is still daylight. today is one of the first really nice days of the year, there is a lot have of children playing and in this case a 19 year-old mother is carrying her two-year old child across the the street and returning home, and they

are tragic accidents. however, both of the drivers in this these cases for some reason left the the scene. an auto accident is just that an auto accident but once someone after striking a person flees the scene intentionally, doesn't remain on location, doesn't render any assistance, now you're looking at a crime. for the the case in the 1600 block of south 15th street that you are looking now at vehicular homicide. it appears to be a four door nissan and second case on masher street. what you are looking at now is a case from sunday. where another two-year old boy was hit and killed by a man driving his white van a 40 year-old guy who did stop. this happened in milwaukee. the reason we're pointing this case out. it happened the day before these two hit and runs what happened to him? he was shot and killed by someone likely related to this little boy who was also angry at the teenage brother that

was supposed to be watching the little boy when he ran out in the street and he shot and killed his 15 year-old brother too on the scene. milwaukee's mayor call the the driver's killing an assassination and reminiscent in a case in detroit two years ago where the the driver did the right thing and stopped and hitting a ten year-old boy. he was nearly beaten to death. he was in a coma for a couple of weeks. doubtful that these two drivers heard about the the milwaukee case just the night before but if they did that could have been their defense why they took off. they were a afraid somebody took it out on them like they dit in milwaukee a day before very crazy story in milwaukee. >> that is for sure. 7:07. police say a philadelphia mom left her quadriplegic son in cobbs creek park for several days. now we have an update for you. >> this is she and her boyfriend in the maryland. nia parlor is facing attempted murder and aggravated assault. she's accused of abducting her 21 year-old son and in a wheelchair in the wooded area of cobbs creek and with only a bible and blanket.

days later he was fund by a stranger walking by. >> you know this sort of brian sided me and the neighborhood, because when lou at her coming and going, you looked at her as a struggling mother but she looked like she was handling it. >> it was nia parlor's boyfriend who led police to her in maryland. parlor told him her son was disable and he was in the care of social service workers. >> no, he was in cobbs creek, my goodness. 7:08. police arrested the man that they say is responsible for opening fire on a north carolina campus , killing a man yesterday. police say 20 year-old kenneth morgan the third a at wayne community college down there in north carolina stencil is a former student at the school and he did work at the print

shop under a work study program. authorities say he was spotted in florida sleeping on the beach in daytona beach, florida. former nfl running back lawrence phillips is suspected in the killing of his cell mate in a california prison. a prison spokesperson says that lawrence's cell mate was found dead early saturday morning. no word on how the man died but prison officials are also investigating another inmate for a second prisoner death, on the same day but it is unclear if the incidents are related. just a weird coincidence maybe? phillips played for the rams, dolphins and 49ers. he was convicted have of choking his girlfriend in a separate incident, drove his car into three teenagers. he checked his girlfriend, in a different incident and slammed his car and three teens. he is now in prison. 7:09. there is some new dash cam rid ohio made public in the aftermath of that deadly police involved shooting in south carolina.

it reveals a conversation between former officer michael slager and a supervisor. >> we will play the a audio for you. he is discussing the next steps of the shooting investigation and let's listen. but they will take your weapon. and we will go from there. that is pretty much it. last one they had they waited a couple days i don't view, official interview, sit down, say what happened. by the time you get home probably a good idea to jot down your thoughts and whatever happened. your adrenaline is pumping. >> it is pumping. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. >> it is the chuckling and laughing, it is pretty standard procedure thaw are listening to. >> thinks part of the extended audio recording from the last week even shooting that claimed have life of walt are

scott. slager facing a lawsuit in connection with the police officer in 2014. here's a video. julian wilson was taserd by slager, and, face down, on the pavement. three other officers, the city of north charleston the police department and chief were also name as defendants in this lawsuit. and, according to the lawsuit wilson says he was not resisting before he was taserd. he was already laying face down. >> this is just horrific too. >> a reserve sheriff's deputy in tulsa, oklahoma has been charged with second degree manslaughter for deadly shooting of unarmed black man. the deputy seven three-year old robert bates thought he had drawn a stun gun and not his handgun when fired at 44 year-old eric harris. shooting was captured on rid ohio taped. it happened earlier this month. under cover operation targeted harris for trial to illegally sell a gun.

the family say that the arresting officer treated him a as if he was less than human. they say that they are saddened, shocked, confused and disturb by what happened. >> well, also, he was down on the ground, he was subdued, when he was shot. >> so, the guy thought he was pulling out his taser. but he pulled out his handgun and shot him while he was down and subdued. then he goes my god i have been shot and i have been shot. i don't know why we are not playing that part of the tape. >> i can't breathe. >> one of the officers had their neon his head, as they sometimes do i can't breathe, and one of the officers say f your breath. yeah. >> all right. 7:12. another republican now in the race for the the white house. >> now all eyes are on iowa this morning. hillary clinton is expect to arrive for her first big day of campaign appearances. >> doug luzader, i remember you from somewhere, you used to be on our show.

>> it has been a while. >> hi doug good morning, yes. >> a lot of campaign news here, and for the the moment, at least, these two are dominating the headlines. hillary clinton and marco rubio. rubio went for the big splash yesterday. for hillary clinton we are relying on surveillance video from a fast food restaurant. this picture tweeted out by a new york times reporter may completely encapsulate the start of the hillary clinton's campaign. a surveillance photo from a chipotle restaurant near toledo, ohio where the former secretary of state ordered a burrito bowl. clinton is driving from new york to iowa in a van, with you so farrah voiding reporters. her campaign tweeted out a picture along the way as the former secretary of state met with a family but today she will make her first campaign appearances in iowa. sending a signal that she's not taking the democratic nomination for granted. president obama was asked about her candidacy, but no endorsement just yet. >> but here's what i can say

she is talented, ten nashua, was a great secretary of state. she is a friend of mine. i think she would be an excellent president. >> clinton is facing a host of republican challengers, latest to announce florida senator marco rubio who promised a fresh start for washington. >> we cannot do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past, inspired by the promise of our future a announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> embedded in that announcement may have been attacks on both clinton and establishment republicans like florida governor jeb bush. >> every time he said yesterday, yesterday, yesterday, past, past, past, he might as well as clinton, clinton, clinton, bush, bush, bub. though were knocks on jeb bush as well. >> reporter: hillary clinton to college today for a quick session of students there with iowa students. because you were wondering at chipotle she ordered chicken breathe the owe bowl. she did opt for the quacamole

which does cost extra. >> i do that too. i love that bowl. >> the the burrito bowl are the best part. >> then you put the quacamole right in it and mix it all up, is that the way you do it. doug left us. >> he said i'm not talking about this. >> maybe he doesn't like chipotle. >> i never can say that word. >> chipotle good i heard it, so many different ways, chipotle. >> i have heard people say chipotle. >> it is chipotle. >> yes. >> what does chipotle mean, sue. >> it is a spices. >> chipotle is a spice. >> she cannot google, so she will to have do her googling for her. >> all right. >> sues, it is 7:15 and almost every day this happens. >> it is a smoke chopped chile pepper. >> chipotle good we like chipotle. burrito bowls are my favorite. then it gets soggy.

>> i'm actually lying to you. what is a burrito bowl. >> everything you put in the burrito but in a bowl. >> that sound great. >> i like that kfc, whole dinner in a bowl. >> i heard bit, with the layers, mashed potatoes and chicken. >> it has corn and chicken a all in it. >> kfc bowl. >> yes, we are waiting for to you get over there that is why i'm stalling. >> wawa has a bowl too. the the bowls are in. >> let's talk about the rain bowl because we are playing it all day to day with the cold front coming through and kind of stalling to our south. now there is chillier air behind it, that will move in tonight, so we will get back down in the 40's tonight but it is pretty mild right now and that is why we're only seeing rain, because, those days of frozen precipitation are over. so we have cleared the poconos, now and we have now here in the philadelphia area just spot i showers, they are all pretty light and dry for a few minutes here and there but southern new jersey it is where we will see the heavier

rain today, temperatures least make, mostly in the 60's, throughout the rest of the afternoon. mid 60's but you can see those heavier downpours moving through the the jersey shore, and even further south, at the the delaware beaches. thinks through about ten or 11:00 o'clock tonight and then the the whole system should push far enough south to be out of here. there are some estimates of 3 inches of rain down in dover, delaware. maybe in wildwood. it could be on the alert for flooding there. 63 degrees in philadelphia we're only in the 40's where the cold front has moved through all right. sixty in wilmington. sixty-two in dover. we are looking at a high today of about 65 degrees. so yesterday was 75. today 65. we will just take off about 10 degrees with the cloud, lack of sunshine. next chance of rain is on friday, lasting into saturday. and that is your seven day forecast. bob kelly what a morning it has been. how are you feeling. >> i feel great.

>> oh, lord. >> until i open up my mouth to talk. >> this is a good one. >> what do we have here. >> that is barry again. >> you don't know this song. >> no. >> this is a good one. westbound schuylkill right here near conshohocken, westbound side, down to only one lane and the rain is starting to move in here on the vine street expressway, heavy from end to end, pretty much leaving town, on that westbound side, and there is your delays eastbound on the schuylkill and south on i9 to a. mass transit is looking good with no delays to you. >> 7:18. >> so a college printer only feet away from a big win makes a big mistake he will never forget and one he won't do again. >> they tell you if you run track you are not supposed to do this. >> run through the the finish line. >> finish strong.

>> that runner in the white jersey, he thinks he has won, he is slowing down. >> look at guy on the outside beats him. >> it looks like 300-meter hurdle. look at the the the shock on his face. >> that is 300-meter hurdles. >> you know, it looks like he just ran out of gas and that can happen to you. >> yes. >> i used to run track in high school. we used to watch 300-meter hurdle race. it is a heart race. a at the end that last 100 someone would always slow down. it business endurance. >> is there your problem do you see. that can you run it again. >> he is celebrating. he is going like this to the crowd. >> you should never do that. you have to finish strong. >> everyone knows when you are trying to get across the finish line and show that shot on the camera on the ground you are supposed to lean in because that way they can get the time. >> put your chest out.

>> yes, put your head down and go in so they can click the time and you are done. >> his problem was he was trying to get the crowd, to cheer for him. >> he was celebrating. >> as my dad used to tell me it ain't over until it is over. >> did he coin that phrase. i wondered where that started, your dad i'm not saying he coined it but he told me that, all the time. >> it ain't over. >> you have to do the ain't. >> the ain't. >> that is chip kelly's school, oregon, they are famous for that are runners in the university of oregon. >> what was the dude's name, steve prefountain. >> yeah. >> pre. >> 7:20. useful information for you today marks the 150 years since president abraham lincoln was assassinated at the ford theater. we will take you down to d.c. to see how they are marking this historic, and somber day.

his funeral procession came through philadelphia a. >> right down broad street. >> there is the gun.

okay. 150 years ago, this morning, president abraham lincoln was pronounced dead, of course, he was assassinated in the ford theater, attending a play. so when he was shot by anchor john will accounts booth, he was on stage that night. >> and mourners including lincoln's wife sat by his side throughout the night of april 14th, 1865 until the next morning when he was pronounced dead at around 7:22 a.m. >> so the 14th was the night he was shot, bob. >> that is correct. he was shot the here in the 10:00 o'clock hour, attending a play here at ford theater, and then he was brought right across the the street, tenth street in north west, washington to the peterson house. this is where he died at 7:22 the next morning. now tomorrow morning at 7:22

there will be a wreath laying here and church bells ringing around the city a at 8:00. president obama declaring tomorrow a national day of remembrance. take you back to ford theater, a series of entering on all take licensing here at ford theater. then at 10:15 around the time that the president was shot, there will be a candle light vigil, an all night candle light vigil out here on tenth street, the the ford theater people promised roughly 150 civil war historians will be out here talking to anybody who wants to come up and learn the history of that terrible time. so that goes on all night. the author james swanson who wrote manhunt about the hunt for john booth will be inside at midnight tonight. it is a sold out event. reserve ticket are gone, but talk about his story about the manhunt from that moment on, for days, until they caught and then killed john booth in

southern maryland. we can show you video tape of the living history that is here. here in ford theater there are a number of items, top hat that abraham lincoln was wearing that night, gun that was used to shoot him, his overcoat and contents in his pocket that night including his eye glasses. house, on the the the 15th the day after, 150 years ago tomorrow. significant events happening here in washington over the next 24 hours mike and alex. >> as many times i have been in d.c. i have never been to ford's theater. i've got to do that. >> thanks for that bob. >> you can see the balcony and

everything. >> is that right. >> thanks, here in philadelphia over at the union league on broad street, go right by sansom there is a picture of abe lincoln in his coffin or his death bed but one of the few picture that we have. but we have it right here in philadelphia. when they have a funeral tray they brought him through several stops and they took him down broad street. >> horse drawn carriage. is there people lining up to see him. >> and as i remember, he was scheduled, a couple days after he was killed he was scheduled to dedicate the union league. he was going to come here and dedicate that building. >> wow,. >> 150 years ago. >> of course, he never made it. >> 7:27. >> is what a free range parent. explain what that is. >> you know, you let your kids free range, they can get as they want, do what they want. >> they can go to the park. >> you're not as strict with

what you are doing. >> well, why police took two children from custody for a second time whom they call their parents free range parents. so how young is too young to leave your kids alone, lets say in a park or let them walk to school by themselves what do you think, is what the age? quincy? would i say three months but we will talk about that later. >> we have basketball legend, tony snow, he looks young, he is just 24. we will tell his story on good day.

it is 7:31. am i supposed to do this now, di. >> no. >> no, weather and traffic and then go to that. >> we should explain, you see, bob kelly here today. >> just look at him. >> he is eye candy now today. >> that is right. >> my allergies are so bad, that i cannot talk, it has impacted my voice. >> you just look pretty. >> i will sit here and look pretty. >> hold on. >> he has the the mirror and everything. >> he whips that out. >> yes. >> so, we will handle things from here, we will start with bus stop buddy. cute in his own right but that is not as pretty as bob kelly. we have him ready for rain with the umbrella up a and rain coat. rain will be around, on and off for the the rest of the

day really. we will go instead of yesterday's ten with the mere six, out there, and here's a look at the rain as it the messes up your morning commute. just about everybody has got something going on. it is very light rain here in olde city, 11 miles an hour wind and 63 degrees right now. we're only expecting a high of 65 degrees by the end of the day. so just like buddy, better wear that rain coat and have the umbrella nearby. the that is your weather authority outlook for today. in traffic lets get started with this big accident on 76 westbound, schuylkill at gulph mills, only one lane is opened, do you see those red cars? that means it is a slow go, along the schuylkill expressway, westbound out there by gulph mills. all of the road are slower than normal? why? we just showed you on radar. it is because of the rain. plan some extra time for your trip. this is how long it will take to you get from the blue route, to the vine street expressway, about 39 minutes, eastbound, copping into the

city and then southbound i-95 from woodhaven to the vine, 45 minutes trip, guys. >> forty-five. >> it the is a slow go this morning, allow a lot of extra time. >> thanks, sue. >> thanks, sue kelly. >> all right. 7:33. how young is too young. we have been asking that. that is the the question of the day. to allow your children to be outside by themselves like down to the park or whatever? that is issue of maryland couple. they have an ongoing battle with child protective services down there in the state of maryland. >> we have told but this couple before and their families. for the second name four months police picked um the children of danielle anal sander, the six year-old and ten year-old were again, walking home alone from a park, nearly a mile from their house. police took them to child protect testify services. the child was allowed to take the the kid home after agreeing not to leave home unattended. we will bring back our attorney jennifer brandt. some people say, if this is their parenting style, can

they really take away these kid. >> how old. >> six and ten. >> yes. >> is that against the the law to leave kid in parks. >> in maryland, age eight is the the age thaw can leave a child unattended but most states like pennsylvania, new jersey, don't have a specific age where you air loud to leave a child unattended. delaware is 12. it is a subjective question a as to whether it ace pope eighth or this is to leave a child alone. the these children were walking home from a park unattended. a bystander called them. called the the police. the police took them to child protective services because this was the second time this happened with these particular children. the question is, is it appropriate. the the the parents are outraged. they think it is absolutely wrong. they want their children to be able to rome around freely, be inn, and learn independence by being out on the street and going to parks alone and things of that nature. parents are reacting very, very strongly on social media with regard to this. >> reaction in which way. >> some are in favor of it,

because, i know when i was a kid, i was able to run freely, go to the park, ride my bike, ride to school, but society is different today. >> so much different. >> we can all agree on that. >> children are just not roaming around freely like they did 30 years, perhaps. >> do we know where exactly in maryland this is. >> silver springs, maryland. >> it is a nice area this is what these parents believe in. whether or not it is appropriate is a judgment call. you know, child protective services has a duty to investigate if they believe that a child is in danger. here as i said a bystander called. they have a duty. they did what was appropriate what was called for, to look into this and see whether or not there was any neglecting on. >> is it a standard if the parent is knowingly trying to put their child in danger n their mind they are trying to teach them responsibility. >> it can be neglect putting them in danger but neglecting them, leaving them where they

could get into danger. it is a slippery slope type of of argument. >> sure is. >> then you say how far can my child go, alone, without me being with them. can they go in my backyard, on my property, yes, most people think that is in the a problem, but could they ride their bike to a friend's house in the neighborhood? is that a problem. >> how old are your kid. >> my kids are nine and 12. >> would you let them go to the park themselves at 9:00 and 12. >> i probably wouldn't because this is just the the way i have raised my children. other parents i know raise their children that way. maybe my 12 year-old, i don't know. i don't know if i would feel comfortable leaving older child responsible for young are child, which is exactly what happened here. we're talking about ten and six. you know, a ten year-old is a ten year-old responsible enough to watch a six year-old. >> it matters how close the park is. >> yes good that is right. >> would i ride a bike to the park this was about a mile away. so, it is a question of whether that is a appropriate or in the but is there a big

debate about it and it is getting people talking about what we should do with regard to the kid. a lot of people are reacting strongly saying they should let their kid be out the but maybe they are in the actually doing it yet. >> it depend on where they live. >> jen, good to see you. >> say hi to the kid. >> i will. >> speaking of kids, sharing is caring, right, and it could actually make your kid smart fur they are into sharing with other kid. >> how kid, you know they get i pads so kids who share their ipads we will compare to those who do have their own at home.

new study shows technology benefiting students. lots of students have embraced technology and smart board and all. that new is there new proof that locking on can help your child tap into learning. they compared the performance who has their own eye coder.

and these that shared, was, better on tests. sharing the ipad is better. and, those that shared ipads performed 28 percent better on year end tests. for those who use their own device, by 24 percent. that is different. and percentage of improvement was closer to 20 percent. experts believe the process of collaborating with others gives kid who share tablets a competitive edge. researchers say technology has a place, but remind thaws there are other force that he is contribute to child's academic success. but competition sometimes can be good, you know. >> i can imagine all of the people watching this show going, kindergarten full of ipad users. >> it is way of the future. >> that is expensive. >> a lot of kid are using smart phones. >> i know, i know. >> tablets. >> before they get to kindergarten. >> good for them.

>> i mean, is there quite, privileged good that is true. >> kindergarten full of ipad users. >> that is true. >> some schools, i remember when ways in school, in texas we each were issued lap tops and stuff, and we didn't to have pay for it. it was a public school. >> there is schools here in the philadelphia area that everybody has an ipad or a computer. >> but are saying not everybody has access to that. >> yeah, i guess. >> be grateful for what you have there, near northwestern, university. you know, she's from the philadelphia area pink, she posted this picture on instagram. look at her. it got a lot of flack. but moms are coming to her rescue now this morning, the the caption that set off a little bit of fire storm yesterday afternoon. let's get back to quincy. >> yes, great story. >> yes, this guy right here, tony, a basketball legend in philadelphia. he had pain in his life. we will tell you how he turn his pain into passion and

fulfilling his dreams coming up next.

rain has cleared. we have rain around. it is causing slow going throughout the the region this morning. look at the pollen count, it is a look of improvement for

later on today because we have had those high, levels of pollen, for the tree pollen, which is a big problem this time of the year but thanks to the rain it will get better, until tomorrow and thursday when we're back up to high levels when the sun comes out. here's cold front moving through right now. it is bringing some rain, to most of us, but not to the poconos mountains anymore. the front has just sunk further south around bucks county, and montgomery, and chester and delaware counties, new castle county delaware and across the river. road are wet but not heavy rain at least not yet but moving throughout the the day we will see heavier rain moving through southern delaware, southern new jersey. this is where the front will settle. low pressure will move along that front. that is where we will see the the highest rainfall totals by the end of the day, maybe several inches of rain the two south of us and maybe just spitting here and there near the philadelphia area. we will be mostly cloudy all day and that rain could sneak up to the north until it gets out of here by midnight

tonight. so future rainfall totals we are down to an inch in dover, inch and a half in wildwood and maybe a tenth of an inch is all we will get in philadelphia but it is just drippy all day. temperatures in the 50's to the north of us. 63 degrees in the the city. sixty in wilmington. the those are current temperatures. we will not get much warmer than that throughout the day. 65 degrees should be our high. backup to 70 tomorrow. mid 60's gannon thursday. two, 90's wednesday and thursday. by the time we get the to sunday for dash and organ tissue awareness we should be dry once that rain moves through on friday. so that is your weather authority forecast, it is 7:46. bob kelly will rest his voice. we will look live at the schuylkill expressway, it is eastbound schuylkill right at girard avenue. a car fire. the fire fighters you can see them on the scene. it looks like they have extinguished the fire for now but it is causing a huge backup, again, this is eastbound schuylkill

expressway, right here near girard. so avoid the schuylkill at all costs, your alternate is kelly drive or take martin luther king drive avoid that all together while they continue to deal with that car fire on the schuylkill. in new jersian accident on route 55 northbound but with the rain everybody has slow go this morning, everybody deals with adversity but what matters is how you push through it a and that makes the difference. >> okay this called company be my best story of the day. the quincy has caught up with a drunk man who has inspired a special project, hi, q. >> hey, ten i has been through a lot, a lot of adversity in his life, to make his dreams come true. basketball is a ticket to a better life. tony, a stand out basketball player who attended south philadelphia newman goretti high school. he had dreams.

>> my senior year, i won the the state championship. you know, we capped off a great season. >> okay. you were what player of the year. >> i was player of the year. >> were you on top of the world. >> tight family which included his mother and older brother supported him as he attended and played college basketball powerhouse wake forest university in north carolina. >> i had a great two years. in the summertime chris paul and they would come play pick up games. great opportunity to pick up pointers from those types of guys. >> reporter: in the summer after his solve mere year tony decided to transer from from wake forest to villanova because his mother's life began to deteriorate. >> that summer in, june, june 1, my brother got killed, wrong place, wrong time, innocent bystander. so, that happened going to my junior year. nine months later my mom dies

in her sleep of a heart attack. those are two major blows throughout my time in villanova. >> reporter: villanova's head coach jay wright was amazed at tony's mental crushness. >> he was crushed when his mom passed. watching him at the funeral and his mom speak and his talk about about his mom and life at the funeral was amazing. we were all, we were in awe of him coming out of the funeral. >> reporter: during the the tough time in his life tony relied on the lessons his family taught him. >> that no matter what happens in life you can never quit. for me, quitting was like me quitting on them. >> present this day forward, shot a, 030. >> reporter: tony graduated from villanova university with a degree in communications, and discovered another packs outside of basketball, filming. >> it allows me to express my feelings of pain and different experiences going up.

>> tony performed a production company, with friend from villanova. they have produced sports document tries. >> we just want to produce fantastic content. that is our goal, as a production company. >> reporter: tony, listen for people out there watching. you have been through ups, downs, in your life. somebody going through stuff out there right now. what is your message to them. >> my message is to realize, tough times don't last, tough people do. no math ther what you go through in life you have have to have a positive attitude. it is all about how you respond. we all go through different things in life but when you get through difficult things it is all about what type of character you have and demonstrate and are you an inspiration of the people that is watching. >> chenaught, how is that could going. >> we are in the process of pro seizing our next episode, which is going out in the next

few weeks. we need everybody in the philadelphia area to tune in. >> today is your about on the daze, happy birthday. you are what, 29. >> no, i'm not that in the loop. >> i just turn 24. >> twenty-four. >> happy birthday. >> are you still playing basketball. >> yeah, if you ever want to get one on one game. >> i don't think you want that work. >> you what are about 5 feet eight. >> i'm 6-foot. >> i commend you on just fighting through adversity. >> thank you, man. >> back to you in the studio. >> inspiring. >> happy birthday to you. >> yeah, happy birth the day. >> yes, at 24. >> that is something. >> could doctors be close to performing a head transplant. >> excuse me a head transplant. a 30 year-old russian man volunteered for the first human head transplant, we will bring in doctor mike to explain how this would work. >> that would be your last thing thaw did was donating

your head, right, it would have to be. >> how could you receive it. >> how about this, tonight you have to come to this event a gathering of heroes in philadelphia they have served every war from vietnam to japan and they are being honored tonight but first we have them in the studio. our studio will be filled were four heroes, you must meet them, after the break.

this is maybe one of the more shocking holt stories that doctor mike has ever covered for us. >> it really is. medical news today reported that an italian surgeon would announce plans to conduct the world's first human head transplant in the next two years. thirty year-old russian man is set to be the the first person to undergo the procedure. >> a head transplant. no researchers have questioned the feasibility of the head

transplant. the first human procedure, it is just a little close tore reality. doctor mike, what are we even talking about here. >> well, someone will to have die. >> well, no, no, in one will die. >> no. >> where do you get a a head. >> the head is the guy, he is not going to dianne the person that is donating the body, just like everything else, according this surgeon in italy, they will do a head transplant. now, the problems with this are probably so amazing that going to the moon is a lot easier. i mean, you think about it, we can look at it, the big problem is going to be connecting the spinal cord. so his philosophy is that, well, if you connect a spinal cord, the spinal cord fusion and use the right type of tools and entity toys allow

regrowth, then you will somehow be able to connect the brain to the body. >> wait a minute. >> slow down. >> we are taking it a head i was assuming you are taking a head and putting it on another person. >> how can they both ab live. >> hoist the dead person. >> the dead person is the body. >> the the head is the the guy that ace alive. >> let's say. >> i need a head. >> you're sick. >> and i'm dying, so i die you take my head off. >> no i put her body and put it on her which would be a very sad day but bottom line is what would you do if you are dying. >> right. >> but you my head is still good. >> we would take her body and put it on you if you are dying good you would get a completely different head. >> i wouldn't use his body. >> how is that possible. >> i'm in the the sure this is going to happen in the next one years. i think that the amounts of problems, associated with they're dramatic, not only to

mention the ethics of it. but i'm just talking logistics, it is a big deal. the vessels and nerves and muscles. >> the spinal cord. >> the spinal cord is the big problem. you are taking the main ability to control that body and trying to reconnect. >> well, he has got a motor newer on disorder and unable to move and he is going to die eventually if something isn't done. so a cadaver body someone in the car accident that got killed, the body is in tack, they will take that body and connect to it his head what if they put my head on your bod i would she then be crazy. >> would i act mike. >> it would be his brain in a new body, how do you like that for bizzarre. >> wouldn't it be more like a personality. >> we're not even there yet.

this is from the bizzarre file to quote my friend at wmmr. this is tails from the crypt you know what i mean but it is possible and i think it will happen. >> you think it is possible. >> i think some day it will happen. >> okay. >> if you can have anybody's head, get on twitter, facebook or instagram if you could have anybody head put on your body who would it be. >> halle berry. >> you want her head on your body. >> i would have her head or her body. >> would i too. >> my goodness. >> see you. >> alex holley. straight up, it is tuesday, april 14th, day before tax day, 2015. >> reporter: thirteen hours after the second of two bad hit and runs in philadelphia, we have good news from police here. that lit 28 year-old boy who they wouldn't think survive the night, has and he is still

fighting and police are still looking for both cars. sue, the weather is not as bad last night as it is right the now. you can see puddles forming at police headquarters with this rain. >> yes, the rain has arrived. it is rolling through the the area right now. we don't have a ten any longer and we don't expect to see sunshine today, but find out when the rain will roll out of here in your weather authority forecast, coming up, lauren. >> philly girl pink, he was body shame, as she was firing back at twitter belief. the picture that led to so much backlash and how moms are stepping up to support the singer, alex. >> well, first pitch fail, he is star the on the grid iron but not so much on the mound. why tom brady just should stick to football. >> i told everybody there are three things you don't do, you don't sing the national anthem, you don't take name pictures of yourself and you don't throw out the the first pitch. >> i have some breaking news for you, thursday evening, alex holley for some reason

has ignored my add rise and she will throw out the the first pitch at the blue rocks game. >> yes, because when do i ever take mike's advice. >> you are throwing out the first pitch with your little body from the mound. >> i have a little body but i have a strong arm. >> yeah. >> we will have a camera there, for sure. >> mike said he will come and watch. >> yes, i will see this. >> if tom brady can't do it... >> in the meantime we will head over to weather and traffic. bob kelly is resting his voice. al-zawahiri goes, allergies, allergies, a mess out there. at least it was yesterday. today the rain will help i with your allergies. it is only a six out of ten though and bus stop buddy is waterproof, thanks to the umbrella and, of course, the the rain coat. the here's where the rain is, just about every where in our viewing area we have seen or your seeing a little bit of rain, mostly pretty much on the light side, just enough to be annoying. southeasterly wind at 8 miles

an hour. it is 63 degrees with 84 percent relative humidity. here's the the planner, plan on showers on and off and cloudy skies, when it is in the raining. 65 degrees your high temperature for today. so a at three minutes after 8:00 o'clock, time to check traffic. our big problem this morning is on the schuykill expressway, eastbound on the schuykill expressway right at girard avenue police and the fire fighters are still dealing with a car fire so what we're looking at right now is our one camera where we still see flashing lights where the the car fire is, eastbound going into the city, schuylkill expressway near girard avenue but backup goes probably for a couple of miles. here's one look at the backup, try to a avoid the school schuylkill by taking kelly drive or martin luther king drive and all of the roadways are wet this morning so that will be slowing you down, guys? >> hey, guys can you see what is going on outside?

you don't have to go that far, do you? our four heroes have have pulled up. it is so great. the the philadelphia police department. they have an honor guard unit. well, they are out there. we have four medal of honor recipientness our studio today. the the police department has, given them aes cord here. >> philadelphia police honor guard. >> this is great. is there a big ceremony tonight, we will tell you where it is, one of these men was at iwa jima, the the last medal of honor winner that has survived. >> we are waiting for their stories, amazing stories that they will have. >> meet them in a second. they are getting out of the van. 8:04. man, we have haded a bad night. two hit and runs in philadelphia overnight in one case a four year-old was

killed and in the other mother and young child was critically injured. lets get to steve keeley with an update with how they are doing this morning, steve. >> reporter: hard to find any good news in this story but we have. we have got an update from the accident investigation division and no news goodies news this this case because police told us last night don't be surprised if you have two little will boys dead by the time do you your first live shot at 4:00 a.m. we just got good news that this little boy is still fighting at children's hospital and you know what, him and his mother didn't have to wait for an ambulance because a witness on the scene. this is the kind of citizen you want. this is kind of person you want around you if something bad happens this guy put them both in the car and rushed them to episcopal hospital. they are both now at other hospitals but that person saved these peoples lives for hure because they got quick, instant help because of that person doing that. this little two-year old boy was in the car seat the mother was carrying across the the street and then that probably helped save his life. >> just critical, and, again, they looked at him and still

fighting. police still fight to go catch both of these drivers, because they both took off. two daylight hit and runs right after din are time but 6:30 and 7:00 p.m., 30 minutes, 10 miles apart, two a and four years old, two side streets. so speed limit is just 25, and neither vehicle was seen speeding or driving erratically but they were both seen on surveillance camera. here's the other update we got from 30 lease. we have a still shot just before the accident is 2011 to 2014 year ford black suv, the model is a ford edge. likely has front end damage. you can see the boy's turtle he was carrying just before he was hit and killed lying in the street. the other car they think and the second accident that hit the 29 year-old and 19 year-old mom, a white nissan maxima, four door, one of those clear square sun roofs on the top. >> we have a four year-old in

southwest philadelphia that was struck by a vehicle that left the scene and that four year-old died. then within a half an hour this 19 year-old mother and her two-year old boy were struck by a vehicle that also, left the scene. so these are two hit and run auto accidents. >> auto accidents are just that they are accidents but when, somebody, decides to leave the scene, and they will not be on location an render assistance, and, a crime. >> there was evidence, and, there appears to be a broken taillight possibly from the left front headlight of the vehicle. so, accident investigation, on location, processing the crime scene. >> what is not on the front of the vehicles here in pennsylvania are license plates. surveillance cameras are taken as cars are coming at the cameras. the detectives out now trying to get a rear shot from another surveillance camera in both cases. they are out in the the rain looking for homeowners or business owners, anywhere near these scenes. they will look at the path these cars took beforehand and

afterward and trying to get those license plates to track down both vehicles. both with front end damage for sure and pennsylvania is within of the 16 states without a front plate. look for that to change because bee keep hatching on it day after day because so many stories of front surveillance shots like the kidnapping last week in that van that they finally found in out carolina that they would have found faster, and, and, and the the cops now and they peck to have a news conference to show us new better clear surveillance if they don't have these two cars by late morning. >> yeah, that plate thing will change for sure. 8:08. today marks within year since kidnapping of 300 school girls in nigeria. >> it has been a year. >> today has renewal calls from human rights act vice from around the world who want more to be done to find all of these girls after 365 days. and that mass abduction. there they are. 276 girls were taken from a school in northeast nigeria by

boca horam. some of the girls escaped but 219 still remain missing. so yesterday demonstrators took to the streets of the nigeria calling for renewed focus on this tragedy. you might remember this slogan bring back our girls. now activist are saying never to be forgotten. nigeria's newly elect president said he would do everything he can in his power to bring these girls back but he cannot promise they will be found. >> that sums it up, so many people were a part of that campaign to bring back our girls. even the first lady tweeted a photo, and now one year later, 219 still miss willing. >> ab oxes are still happening by boca hard rahm. >> the the news is always changing here on tv news. >> yes. >> sometimes even experienced and season reporters they are surprised when they capture an event live on tv. when it comes to have tv you

never know what will happen. >> watch this interview, boom. >> waiting for this, to show... >> watch yourself. >> head up, head up, head up, head up. >> it came so close to the fire fighter. >> crews covering a electrical fire in buffalo, new york when a manhole suddenly exploded during a live interview. it went up in the air. they were saying heads up. two buildings were evacuated. they had to cut off power to the area so fires could be contained without any other incidents. >> everybody was fine though. you know him, love him, kevin james is on. that movie paul blart. it made a lot of money there is mall cop two that will be out and kevin is with us. >> but first, a gathering of heroes in our studio. we have four medal of honor recipient is here in the next few moments. you have to hear their back ground and what they have done for our country up next.

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it is around. not much in the mountains any more but here in the philadelphia area, plenty of rain. it is drippy though. nothing real heavy but it the had may add up to a half inch at least for us and then a lot more further to the south of us. we're only going to get to a high of 65, meaning temperatures won't move very much at all today, up to 07 with sunshine tomorrow, and a cooler day on thursday, and next chance of rain, after today, it is on friday maybe into saturday morning but you so far so good it does look like it will dry out for the the rest of saturday and for sunday. there is your seven day forecast, so mike, i'm very excited for the viewers to meet the the gentlemen we just met. >> 8:14 now. is there a gathering of heroes right here in philadelphia. from vietnam to japan our next guests are four medal of honor recipient whose served our country proudly. let's introduce them to you. we have hirsch elwood i williams, last living recipient from iwa jima, next

to him mike morton, barney barnam is here as well and brian stacker. the is there a big event tonight we will go through at irish pub. we will tell you more bit. sixth annual gathering of heroes event. but first, let me introduce to you them one more time. hirsch he will, woody williams is a retired u.s. marine received a medal of honor for his actions in the battle of iwa jima, and last surviving recipient of the battle. williams for the the for four hours under heavy fire and repeatedly returned to his own lines to prepare charges and obtain flame throw tours wipe out one position after another. michael thornton is a retired you had navy seal and recipient of the medal of honor for his actions in vietnam. he was awarded the medicine aal for saving the life of his senior officer from behind enemy lines.

thornton ran through heavy fire to rescue him. he then, carried the unconscious officer into the the the water and bee again swimming out to sea. while swimming he came a across another injured man and saved both men at the same time swimming for two hours. next up, colonel harvey barnam was awarded for his actions on december 18th, 1965 when the company was pinned down by a hail oven my fighter. he made a hazardous reconnaissance of the area seeking target for his own artillery, with complete disregard for his own safety that man right there, tried to save a dying commander and then immediately a assumed command of the rifle company moving up once in the middle of the heavy fire to rally and give encouragement to all units. >> and brian miles stacker is a former u.s. army officer and received medal of honor for his actions in the the vietnam war. march 31st, 1971 his base was

a attacked by north vietnamese. he assisted defense of the base and when evacuation became necessary he stayed behind to cover, the the retreat, trapped behind enemy lines, he was able to evade capture until being rescued by friendly forces, eight days later. it is an honor to have you in our studio. >> thank you, mike, pleasure to be here. >> we will do it again tonight. >> absolutely. >> honoring the heroes, over at irish pub. that is on walnut street right. >> yes. >> right around 12th. >> twentieth. >> oh that irish pub. there are a couple that i frequent. >> yes. >> please come out what does it mean for to you come out and say hello to you. >> thinks great. this is our sixth annual. we started six years ago just by myself out here. we brought barney, brian and our good friend, john which we buried last year. it is just a great, great

venue. people are so pay tree the yot being. it is a lot of fun. >> this is my first time. >> yes, i'm being inn dock nateed or something. >> it is kind of a lot of fun. >> it is. >> i have a great book here that showcases, the medal of honor recipients. we sure would love you autograph it. >> i'd be happy to. >> one of our co-workers is still in the service and with love to have you autograph it. what does it mean to you. >> the idea for me is never for get. >> but that is philadelphia. >> it is philadelphia. >> to me the city has a lot of tradition, lot of history and they keep that tradition alive. this is not the the only event there is the army navy game.

>> october dinner. >> is there just a city that remembers, it is a city that has contribute add lot of their sons and daughters and that is a integral part of the heritage. >> receiving this medal, the highest honor, can you describe what the feeling is to have one. >> well, it goodies to pause and reflect on our country and the men that we got to lead and fight with. to protect the freedoms that we all so enjoy. i say the medal and i have forgotten mine good how do you you forget your medal. >> well, first time in 50 years. >> you for got to it day. >> but, you know, the medal, thaw see on these gentlemen here is really the medal of america. this is what america is all

about. some of us, it is a humbling experience to put it on but i think as we put it on, the four of us think about those who served with us. it is a reminder. it is a reminder of the past but it makes us keep going for the future. >> every medal award winner said the same thing. they don't talk about themselves. they talk about the men that they were helping. >> i don't think any of us feel we deserve the medal. the we are doing what they would have done for us, as we say, the the guys to the left, right and the guys in front of us. tommy in the vietnamese war, would have done the same for me. it is like woody always say, freedom is in the free. this is something. he is our senior member here. he has been around a lot more years. we list toned what he has to say. but as barney and brian said, this is an honor, that we work for everybody else, we don't work for ourselves.

>> do you get tired of being called the senior. >> i would rather be called that, than dead. caretaker. >> i really feel like i'm just the caretaker of the medal. it really belongs to those guys. >> you don't feel like a hero. >> no, i don't. >> well, if they call me that but i really do not feel that way because when somebody gives their life so you can serve i've, you do become the the caretaker and this medal, i wouldn't have have had it were it not for those willing to sack files and others who were willing to testify as to what went on. they didn't come to ask me what i did, that would have been a bad idea.

>> yeah. >> it is a story, i never board telling. >> you are starting to scare me. >> great to meet you all. >> let me add one thing. >> for me as a marine and woody this is a special night for us. we lost some marine, in the special operations command in the helicopter crash just recently, and they left ten children. marine core and law enforcement found days does things like tonight to raise the funds for the educations of the children because we owe that to the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice, doing our country. >> please come out to this event tonight. >> like barney was saying, this is what it is all about it is in the about us, it is about the marine core law enforcement foundation and what they do for all of the families and unless you see a

young mother ape give her a check, in support of their children, philadelphia cares, we care and the american cares, maybe we have problems with the government but right now, america still cares about their loss. >> but these ten children, that is $300,000, that we are going to provide to that family. >> i can say anything better than that. aren't 20th and walnut. we'll you there. >> amen. >> hooray. >> quick break.

it is 8:26. we're checking traffic. is there still quite a backup remaining from the car fire on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound at girard. now, the car, and the resulting mess is all but cleaned up but that delay remains, plenty of wet roadways out there this morning. instead of the schuylkill your alternates are kelly drive or martin luther king drive. so since you probably haven't left the house just yet avoid the schuylkill, guys at

all accosts. >> you know, it thousands thousands of dollars to throw a wedding but how much does the average person pay just to go to the darn wedding. >> why some guests are going into debt. >> to go in the wedding. >> and philly girl pink, the picture that led to so much backlash and how moms are supporting pink. >> leave pink alone.

bus stop buddy has your fashion suggestion of the morning and this is why, lots of rain out here. he is here with the umbrella and waterproof rain coat. you need to get ready for rain because at some point it will rain on you, six out of ten is your number, here is rain spreading through the area and, in berks county and pocono mountains and lehigh valley but for rest of us, there is still plenty of rain around as cold front moves through. 63 degrees at the moment. we will not gain much in

temperature, a high of only 65 degrees, cloudy, when it is in the raining but the sun will be returning, guys, yes, just like the the song says, it will come out tomorrow. >> there was an article this morning in the paper about andrew a mcardle. >> she's coming to the media theater to star in hello dolly she was the original annie. >> would i love to see her with jenny joyce. >> oh, yes. >> sue, call her, let's get her in there. >> we can probably make that happen. >> a sing off, a sun will come out tomorrow off. hillary clinton, she was in ohio, she is headed for iowa she's driving across the the country. she was in ohio. she went to that place what is it called. >> chip pot thely. >> she has to eat. >> it wasn't until restaurant manager even realize that had she, not only ordered for herself but she stayed for 25 minutes. he was there in chipotle and

be in knew. she ordered a chicken bowl, chicken salad and black bring soft drink. nobody knew she was there. >> once you a announce you are a candidate don't you get secret service. plus you would have it anyway good she should still have secret service. >> they didn't know she was in there. >> maybe they were under cover and just in plainclothes. >> yes. >> something to disguise, i don't know. >> she had sunglasses on. sometimes you can still get recognized with sunglasses on. >> you might notice there are 15 giant black suv's in the parking lot, that might be a tip off. >> speaking of pink, pinkies also a human beside being a color. she's from here. >> she's firing back at her bullies. >> people on line criticized pink , her appearance and she wanted to shut them down quickly. now is what the the problem, lauren. >> they were body shaping, mike. pink posted a photo with her daughter because they were going to some charity event. she used this caption, willow said to me, well, grabbing my

belly, mom why are you so squishy. because i'm happy, baby. that set off this internet troll who felt it was necessary to comment on her weight. so in part she responded to them saying well,... i'm perfectly fine, perfectly happy, and my healthy, and crazy strong body is having some much deserved time off. thanks for your concern. love, cheese cake. >> i like that a lot. >> so it happened to taylor swift, it happened to iggy. she jumped off of twitter. now it the its happening to pink. people are dirty, nasty. they say all kind of things. you have to come up to the

plate and death them how you feel bit. >> so what, i still am a rock starry got my rock moves. >> that is a nice one you are on fire today alex holley. >> that was good. >> she looks great there. >> yes. >> her kiddies cute as heck. >> lauren, thank you. >> you look very nice too. >> thank you. >> today is ex-spouse day. you call it your ex-spouse day. ladies, have have you ever been dumped? well, dry your tears, why men find you more attractive after a break up. >> we're asking people to tweet us what would you say to your x, we have great tweets that we will be read them later. but first pitch fail, star on the grid iron but in the so much on the mound why tom brady should just particular to football. we have breaking news, at 8:34. camden county. >> police are looking for a mythsing ten year-old from park side, nazir williams was

reported missing from his home on the 1400 block of ormond avenue. he was last seen near whitman avenue. nasir missing from his park side home. >> in park side, this morning, if you are driving to work or school, keep an eye out for nazir. >> 8:35.

wow. >> that is jj what the, one of the best players in the nfl, plays for houston texans, defensive end. >> it is called, box jumping, and he credits his rebox sneakers, you know how high that is, it is 61 inches. >> wow. >> he can jump 61 inches on to those mats. >> he credits the the sneakers i bet they are paying him.

>> you better believe they are. >> he is 6-foot five, weighs nearly 300-pound, he is right around 290. 61 inches. hold on. >> how is my math. is that 5 feet. >> 5 feet 1 inch. >> so he can yum seven over me. >> there is no question. >> he can jump over you. >> and i would pay to see that. >> they say it was a record breaking box jump that he did there, but it hasn't been validated as of yet. we will check on that for you. lets talk about tom brady and his first pitch. lets talk about what all he has. four super bowl rings, some people say great hair. >> great hair. >> married to a super model gisele bun chin and he jumps off of cliffs and does not get hurt. >> he does it all. he thinks he is so good at everything that he doesn't listen to me either. three things you should never do. take naked picture of yourself and post them. don't sing the national

anthem, even if they beg to you come out to citizens bank park. the don't do it. it can only go wrong. certainly never agree to throw out the first pitch at a baseball game like she will do on april 30th. >> yes. >> i'm shock that you disobey. >> i know, i'm sorry marks being i have to try it. >> this is why you don't do it. one of the best athletes in the world. he threw out first pitch at red sox home opener, okay, it was president horrible, it is not kanye west bad. >> he was off a little bit. >> 50cent bad. >> but it was to the left. >> it is not horrible. >> would you think he would be able to throw. >> he throws like gisele. >> we have learn from mo'ne, that throwing like a super girl is a great thing. >> mo'ne did a great job. >> take lessons from mo'ne. >> you are throwing out the first pitch at the, what sit again, sue.

>> blue rocks. >> blue rocks. >> wilmington blue rocks game. >> on april 30th. >> yes good thursday, april 30th. >> yes. >> they are playing against myrtle beach pelicansy will work on it. i won't disappoint you you. >> did you hear about this college sprinter, only feet from a big win on the track makes a big mistake, and this will be a teaching moment for this dude. >> watch this, we are close to the finish line, and he slows down and gets past. the runner in the white jersey, oregon, my gosh. they have 100 meters to go and what is happening, what just happen. >> he slows down and starts waving to the crowd to get them going. then he doesn't see one of those competitors, just take it in the final seconds. >> how mad do you think his coach is. >> you are supposed to finish strong. >> thinks one of the first ruled in track, because it is

all about that final 100 meet their people get that endures. >> the egregious thing here is waving to the crowd, cheer for me. >> celebrating before the race is finish. >> he will never for get it 8:42. >> lets go to quincy. >> why not. >> he always finishing strong. >> the first student run shop here in drexel campus they will teach me how to drink coffee. we will do a a amazing stuff. stay tuned.

we have breaking news police have found missing ten year-old nazir williams. he was reported missing from his home in the 1400 block of ormond street. he has been found. that is good news to report this morning. >> very good news, quick work probably by our viewers. 8:45. here's sueby. >> we have a beautiful sunny day but we have opposite today. plenty of rain. south of the lehigh valley you are seeing rain and experiencing the chillier temperatures, then we had yesterday. the it is still on the mild side but for today we expect cooler temperatures, about 10 degrees cooler then we haddon monday with that high of 75 degrees. cloudy skies, when it is in

the raining on and off showers throughout the day but heavier rain south and east of philadelphia, mostly, in southern new jersey. but that is your rainy day but of course things will get brighter, alex starting tomorrow. >> we sure hope so. >> saxby's coffee opened up its new cafe. it is different from the others. it is completely run by students. this is a great thing. the quincy, lets get to you because you are a student learning how to make coffee. >> i'm always learning. that is the key to life is learning. saxby's, drexel campus run all by students. we have ceo here nick, how are you doing. >> great. >> what made you start this and let students run the whole show. >> this is entirely student run. starting our manager, an under graduate student as is everybody that works there. they want to support entrepreneur ship. students like drexel and they teach entrepreneur ship in the classroom but missing components is experience and

learning. we felt like we had the perfect business. students love our type of business. they love coffee shops. we felt like we could teach them business by actually running one themselves. >> this has a different feels. everyone has a different feel. the music is pumping. it feels like 90210 like the peach dish, you are pumping music. >> yes, ate peels to the younger crowd. >> yes, exactly. >> you were telling me university city high school, up the street, you guys use some of the tabletops from some of the materials at university high school. >> when the building was getting torn down we actually asked direction hole purchased the building if we could reclaim some things. some of these tables that we have here came out of their industrial arts room. we just sealed them and put them on metal slaps. we used a drexel graduate business to help remake those tables for us. we pulled them out before they were going to get demolish. >> nice? we repurposessed them. it is a really cool whom age

to university city, because it is changing so much now with drexel being a big part of that. >> only thing you are missing is rasheed broken bureau jersey hanging up here. >> kelce you are the manager. you will be here working up to six months. >> yes. >> now things i want to learn. i'm in a student. >> three out of five. >> yes. >> three out of nine i did at temple. >> so, what do i first want to learn. >> first you want to learn where our coffee comes from, what we were all about if you were becoming a team member. we would start showing you a ropes. how to make our drinks. that is where you would start. >> so, is that like over here. >> you want to learn how to blow shots. >> yes, okay, cool. >> so first we will get over here. you have the espresso right there. we will take it out, nice and clean. you will go over there. so we will press this button right here and just kind of

push it forward you can wiggle it around to make sure it is all even. >> okay. >> look at that. >> just like that. >> now we have some legend here, daunte, you are not a student. >> no, i'm not a student you are helping the the student run. >> i run at saxby's at 20th and walnut. i have been here for four years going on five. >> is he a good teacher. >> yes. >> i don't think so. >> lauren you are a ringer too helping the the student. >> i am helping out. >> the students will run this whole operation, next hour, i'll be pouring more shots, and get something more drinks out, right? i'm a team member. i will have a shirt and everything. is that okay. >> very, very good. >> okay. >> come on in guys. >> looking forward to seeing you as part of the team. >> get ready for creed. we have a first lot at new rocky movie, the picture that sly posted himself, we will

show it to you next.

as our bob kelly rests his voice we have to let you know about this accident on route 30 bypass in the frazier malvern area eastbound at route 202, it will slow down there but what will be slow is the the schuylkill expressway. the travel time from the blue route to the vine, it is 49 minutes eastbound, almost an hour so avoid that take kelly drive, martin luther king drive and then 95 south from woodhaven to the vine, 42 minutes, so, those two major thoroughfares, guys this morning pretty slow go. >> thank you, sue. so they were shooting here for months.

>> right. >> we all got in on this rocky search. >> well, we have a first look at the upcoming rocky spin off creed. >> that is the name of the film creed. >> um-hmm. >> now sly had this picture taken, right. >> yes. >> he posted it. >> yes. >> posted it on instagram. >> this was over the weekend, that is the guy on the left michael b jordan. >> training with rocky in the ring. >> it is all involving jordan's character who heads to philly where his father, apollo creed, battled rocky years before. >> i see. >> so it normally takes six months to edit the a film. >> owe maybe we will see it in the fall, maybe around thanksgiving time. >> that would be nice. >> we still have memories when they were here in the streets and so many people got pictures. >> yes, you never met michael b jordan. >> never got to meet him. >> you saw him in person on the street. >> yes. >> you did not walk up and say i'm alex holley. >> he was working, i was

creeping on the set. >> totally creeping. >> a lot of people were. it is exciting to see a movie set. >> i was looking forward to go to go your wedding because even though its costly i really wanted to go to your wednesdaying with michael b. >> you know, it can cost thousands oz throw this wedding but how about if you, you know, average person do you know how much they spend to go to the wedding if it is out of town. >> when it is out of state plane ticket, hotel rooms, you will be surprised what the average price is just to go to the wedding. plus is what for dinner tonight. delicious and super easy recipes you can make on a sheet pan that is right just throw in the sheet pan and you are done. we will show them to you and we will make one. >> no sheet, i don't have a sheet at home. >> pretty good. >> i need to get one. >> you do.

here's the church, here's the steeple open the door and see

all of the people. >> isn't it like this. >> here's the church, open the door and there are in people. >> weird. >> i don't think we are doing it the right. >> here's the church and here is the steep will, open it up. >> see, i have no people, so then you have to go like this. >> it has been a long time since we have done this. >> it is very cloudy out there, did you see the skies. >> yeah. >> and raining. >> yes, but still want to wish you a good day because it is tuesday, april 14th, 2014. >> plus the name of the show is good day philadelphia. >> we always want to you wish you a good day. >> today is your ex-spouse, ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend day. >> ladies, have you ever been dumped? dry those tears. why men may find you more attractive after a break up. >> very interesting survey that we found there. also kevin james is with us this hour. he will be on good day in a bit. yes says mall cop two is even better than the first mall cop

movie. >> you know what, i did see that. >> he is hilarious good it is funny. >> i was watching king of queens last night. >> that show always annoys me for some is reason. >> i love king of queens,. >> it is so funny lisa is sure cute. >> yeah. >> drake kissed madonna. look at this make out session. >> everybody talked about his reaction, so now he is explaining himself. you won't believe what he says about his reaction and why he made that face, as if he willow owe. >> throw up. >> he looks disgusted. >> he has a reason. >> i'm in the sure if the reason makes sense. >> man didn't a will feel bet ber his explanation. >> i don't think he cares how he feels. >> i doubt it, another justly. >> you are supposed to talk about your ex today. >> i had one from lisa turtlemom, i want to say this to my ex-husband. thanks, i have a better life without you and a loving, caring husband. life has been good for the the last 21 years. >> do you ever talk tour