one person under arrest as fire officials investigate what they believe is an arson, another person is now in the hospital, in critical condition. what investigators are saying happened here. a dog tag of my daughter, very nice, so i remember her every day. >> this right here is half a heart, she is wearing the other half of a heart in the grave. >> weeks before graduation prom when 18 year old nicky lost her life in a distracted driving accident. now, her father wants to make sure no family has to go through what he suffered. he's here today, talking about how he's getting out the message.

>> and guess what i got to do? sit down with charles chaput of philadelphia, we talk about the pope's upcoming advice knit september, and get this, he actually didn't want to hogs the world meeting of families. he wrote a letter, saying, you sure you want to have it in philly? but now he's totally changed his mind, he's ready. >> up be it nervous. >> he's excited so are all of us. >> a deal. >> coming up. >> we it tell your side, wearing three piece suit, how about that. >> you had a three piece err going on there! >> two reasons. >> go ahead. >> one, i was race in the catholic schools. >> right. >> so i wanted to dress appropriately. >> plus putting on some weight, in my belly, a vest will cover that little -- >> nothing there. >> there is nothing there.

>> oh, it is there. >> really? no, i don't believe it. one day we might be worthy of three piece suit here on the show? >> he's an archbishop. you know what's real interesting? you know, he was -- i'm explain it later. >> which question, did you get a blessing? >> i d he gave me a cathy kiss many. so he goes -- and he said it is not too late for me to join the priesthood. >> it wasn't too late. >> are you thinking about it? he said being a priest, or a bishop, or archbishop; like being on tv. >> be a good priest. >> lost all credibility? >> well -- >> you have the qualities? >> great sense of humor,

archbishop. >> can't wait to see it. >> looking forward to. >> this okay, how about a day to look forward to weather wise? remember, we had six yesterday? >> we sure did. >> turned it upside down. shear nine for today. all right, so start off with a sweater over jacket, because it is on the chilly side out there. we're seeing mix of sun and clouds, just like bus stop buddy encountering at the bus stop. you see there, in the picture, above old city, 49 degrees, well, you said little on the chilly side. northerly breeze out there. but look at this. we zoom up to 70. mostly sunny skies, we call that nice day. breezes ten to 15 miles an hour. so sun glare on the roadways, hopefully not too many problems, bob kelly. >> couple of problems so far this morning. you're right, sun popping out. no complaints. we'll take the sun glare over the rain today. live look at the benny, no problems coming in toward philadelphia. all the lanes open, not the case here. on the schuylkill expressway, this is live look, westbound, on the schuylkill expressway,

already heavy from approaching the boulevard, all the way out to gladwynn, all because of earlier accident, now the cars have been moved off to the shoulder, so, both of lanes are open, but it is also attracting delays on the even side, between conshohocken and gladwynn. accident, for the the gang leaving quakertown, southbound the extension, just south of the quakertown interchange. and then north on the freeway, an accident, right at the creek road ramps here. so head northbound, in toward philadelphia, expect delays, trolleys all looking good at the moment. mike, alec, back to you. >> mom day two hit and runs situations. >> so the driver of suv, police have impounded supposed to turn himself in this morning, hit-and-run that involved the four year old who died. >> who died, yes. >> investigators say, this woman hit and killed four year old boy with her car in

southwest philadelphia, then they drove off, but they found the car. >> to steve live with the latest. >> here is where it was, love park parking garage across the street from the mayor's offers, the mayor yesterday morning, that put out the word, that there would be $20,000 reward offer, which is the standard reward in all cases where anybody is killed in this city, and in a was the case here. they find the car. the lawyer says i'll be with her when they turn themselves in. the surveillance video the best evidence they had both against this woman, likely, the best evidence she would have had that this was an accident, and she wasn't at fault. she wasn't driving irradically , and she didn't do anything wrong until she left d she leave because of the night before in milwaukee where a man did stop to help a kid hit and killed by hits van, and then somebody shot and killed him, out of anger?

>> the question, sometimes some street justice done, as a result of that, and we've had that in the past where the person driving the vehicle would drive. >> if anyone is fearful, should pull away, but call 911, call, let us investigate the crash. that will could happen. >> no impairment, everything likely, probably, would not be charged, probably ended up in court but certainly not criminal court in a case like. that will and everybody's got to be aware, this time of year, little ones will be out there and they'll run out there. happens every spring, every summer. exercise caution driving. >> so, police towed the car out of the love park garage shortly after dinnertime, basically, 24 hours after this accident happened, the night before, and they're getting a search warrant at last word with the detectives, they'll take fingerprints on drivers wheel and around the car, and

then analyze both the inside and then of course the outside, that front end, and the under carriage, just to make sure that they have all of the evidence they need in the case. twenty-seven year old woman un for the lip, a lot of drivers can feel for her, because she is happening to be in the wrong place, wrong time, driving 25 miles per hour even slower but enough to kill four year old kid who for some reason wasn't being watched closely enough at night, and was able to run between those two parked cars, and right into her path without one. she had no way to see him. shorter than the vehicles. if you lever, no matter what your reason was, facing mandatory prison time. >> it will be interesting to see what she sayings, why she kept going. >> find critically injured man. >> officials believe the fire was intentionally set. jenny, what's going on here? >> yes, so police have a man in custody, 52 year old man, apparently went to the 35th priest sing, after this

fire started. and gave police some information that led to his arrest. we are here on the 1600 block of west nidro avenue, where fire broke out just before 2:00 this morning. it was placed under control shortly thereafter. firefighters focus their efforts on a second story rear bedroom, you can see that's where most of the damage is. that section of the home is now destroyed. police tell us the 67 year old female was able to escape the property unharmed. she told police that this row home was a rooming house with multiple amounts, inside. the man who was arrested in connection to this fire also lived in the building, police tell us, that while fire officials were on scene investigating this man showed up at the 35th police district and gave police information that led to his arrest. >> fifty-two year old male is in police custody, the fire marshall is on location, inside the property, trying to determine if, in fact, this fire was an arson. it was intentionally started. it appears, right now, that

the fire may have started, just preliminarilly, may have started, in a second floor rear bedroom. that's consistent because the rear of the property was fully engulfed. >> so this fire being investigated as an arson, but official cause of the fire is not yet known. again, 53 year old in critical condition at einstein medical center, and 52 year old who also lived at the property is under arrest. world meeting of families and the pope's visit to philadelphia, little more than, what, five months away now? so, i got to go over to the rectory over by the cathedral, and talk to after bishop charles chaput, to talk about the preparations, and get this, at first the archbishop said i should send a letter to the vatican, warning them, that we have a lot of, you know, major issues in this

archdioces, maybe, you know, the meeting of families shouldn't be in our city. just warning them that we have a lot of issues here. >> yes. >> so, the city expect 2 million people to flock here for chance to caucasia glimpse. so our after bishop said in his first year in philadelphia he learned the world meeting of families could be coming here to our city. but he was a touch worried. >> it was discourage, i didn't want it to happen. because i had enough complexity in my life. we didn't have any money. and i just couldn't imagine how we could become responsible for this you. >> wrote a letter, you said -- >> i said we will be happy to do it if you want to come. here are our problems, i thought for sure that would mean they would choose another city. i think six weeks, maybe two month later, i got a letter and the pope said well, we're very happy to come. we'll come to philadelphia.

so i changed my mind. >> well, ya. >> i had a lot of problems that i didn't see how we could see our way through this. >> so world meeting of families begins on september the 22, it was fun to walk around with him yesterday afternoon. you know, looking down, ben franklin parkway. >> they'll put up kind of monument, commemorate the pole's advice. >> i what are you looking in the. >> your suit. >> i don't know, my suit is caught on my microphone. of course our photographers, i love them, didn't tell me that my suit was up over here like this. >> maybe they were focused on the storey? >> walking next to the archbishop, my suit up like this, embarrassing myself in center city, can somebody just

say your suit is caught on your microphone? in the back up over here? >> maybe so folk you us dollars on what the arch bishop was saying? >> what's more important here, mike? >> what a sense of humor, too. and we were both born in kansas. >> oh, look at the ties there. >> you know his mother is native american? >> no, did i not know that. >> his dad is french canadian, that's what chaput, i said, how many times have people screwed up your last name? >> he said oh, all the time. somebody one time called him ka-put. >> chaput. >> chaput. >> well, great. can't wait to hear more about that. >> sure. >> that's okay. i'll tell you, mike, my goodness. >> the ben franklin parkway suit up over my head.

nobody says anything. >> well, 73 we talked about this yesterday. but, 150 years ago, yesterday, president abraham lincoln was shot by john wilkes boot. but this morning, in about ten minute, the exact time we actually passioned from that wound. >> yes, 7:22 in the morning. >> 7:22. 150 years ago. doug luzader, look at in you front of ford theater. >> that's right n front of ford theater here in washington, they had an event here last night, commemorating the moment that president lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> this morning it will be the moment he died as you mention 7:22 a.m. look to the left there. see the whole crowd gather outside peterson house, of course, where president lincoln was brought after being shot inside the theater.

somber night here, under the gaze of the 16th president, crowds filled the spree leer to market the moment abraham lincoln was shot, some lighting candles, mink link with the tourists, period reenactors, who would describe the agonizing wait into the morning hours as lincoln neared death. >> everyone within his own thoughts, how this could have happened. >> to help understands what happened in the presidential box inside the theater there is year the park service gathered together the largest collection of assassination artifacts, ever assembled. the president's top hat, his brooks brothers coat, even the content of his pocket that night, and the darr inning their would end his life. but, while the story of lincoln assassination at the hands of john wilkes boot is well known, also remind you here it was all part of a larger, sinister conspiracy.

>> assassination of president lincoln just one of what were three planned attacks on high level government officials. john wilt, boot of course would assassinate the president, george, second assassin, would kill vice president andrew johnson, and lewis powell would kill the secretary of state, william. >> only lincoln would be killed, though. a startling turn, for nation, that had just ended it most bloody war. 150 years later, trudy, and her friend, would bring their kids here to take it all in. >> and that's an important part of history to me personally. had a chance to experience at this point. >> interesting. wreath laying ceremony later this afternoon at the statue of abraham lincoln, signing the emancipation proclamation, on kelly drive. >> so the st. joseph's history club organized the 3:45. >> also, over at the union league, sue serio, at sansom

and broad, basically, right? >> i got to stand by t the podium, where abraham lincoln gave his gettysburg address. >> i wonder if they'll do something at the union league? >> oh, of course. they have a picture of him in his coffin. and funeral procession. >> down broad street. >> one ooh years ago. >> incredible. >> all artifact right in there, so you don't have to go as far as washington, d.c. to see some of that, 150 years ago, okay, back to today. and back to high pollen count. true pollen, if you are suffering from seasonal allergy symptoms. that's probably what you are allergic to. tomorrow, very high, and friday, even with some rain in the forecast, snot looking goodment take your meds. 43 degrees mount pocono, 45 bet him, 44 allentown,

chillier morning than yesterday. weaver 48 degrees in doylestown, 49 here in the city, and it is 50 degrees in chester, pa. forty-nine in millville, and 51 in cape may. so, it is cool start to the day. see a lot of rain to the southwest of us, but we're not going to get it here. high pressure building in, and keeping that away from us, so it is all looking good for today. as we take a look back before we look ahead a we ac we made it to 44 degrees, raw, rainy, thursday wasn't any better and we've had nice rise in temperature since then, monday's high was 75, little cooler yesterday, with the rain. 63 degrees. should be up to 70 or close to it by the end of the day. and that's why it is a nine, even tomorrow, with 66 degrees, because it is right around where we are supposed to be. looks good.

scattered showers on friday, into saturday morning perhaps. sunday looking good, monday, maybe tuesday of next week. couple of sunny days, bob kelly, april showers, couple of more sunny days, okay, we can live through that. >> little here, little there. >> interchange, so already, delay thereon that eastbound side, westbound heavy from say the boulevard out toward belmont. good morning to chester county, live look at route 30, bypass, dealing with sun glare this morning, working your way into route 202. hello to south jersey, 295. no problems yet as you work your way south on 295 counsel toward the construction zone. do have crash in warminster, jacksonville road at bristol road. some sun glare on the turnpike, from say willow grove over toward valley forge. westbound at gladwynn, crash off to the shoulder, but the delay begins around city

avenue. few extra minute there, coming in toward the city then north on the freeway, your normal delay with some sun glare and volume head in the toward philly as you approach i29a airport looking good, no problems on mass transit. back to you. on twitter, reporter jenny joyce, when i said that the archbishop said i still have time to be a priest. >> right? >> she goes a priest? i think mayor is much more believable. >> and i told him, bob, anything can happen with the power of jesus. >> that's true. >> it would take that casino of power. >> you could be just what the bishop is lookinger. >> that's true. >> really, me? >> bring the catholic flock back to the church in. >> true. because you have been there. >> you could be a draw. >> i know what you are going through. >> i know the struggle. >> ma'am going to confession, okay, those of us catholic growing up. >> and i'm in the conventional box? >> and that door slides open, and it is mike.

father mike. >> i think i would be more comfortable telling my sins to mike. >> let's wait until you are ordaned first. >> bless my father, for i have sinned, my last confession was during the reagan administration. 7:20. fast-food workers on strike. oh, that's not live shot. that's in new york. but it is also happening here in philly, as well. 200 cities across america, people want $15 per hour, again, that's live shot from our sister station in new york silt any manhattan. >> probably tilt the camera up in a few seconds.

>> little couldn't err up over manhattan, borough of manhattan. >> earlier this morning we showed video at broad street, mcdonald's there, another demonstration going on. but really these demonstrations are being held all around the country today. >> yes. >> so we bring you some more updates on the one here in philly though later. >> they want the minimum wage

to be $15 an hour, lauren, what would be wrong with that? what's the down side that far? >> and what is today? four/15. they want 15 bucks an hour, just dawned on me, by the way, the coincidence of today being tax day. the down side getting paid to $15 an hour a lot of companies can't afford it and maybe they'll layoff workers or cut back on hours or raise prizes for customers as a result. nonetheless, isn't ironic just couple of weeks ago we told that you mcdonald's was agreeing to raise wages by a dollar an hour to start? that is not enough. these work remembers saying, look, so many of us have to rely on government assistance because we make the minimum wage. they want more. they are protesting poverty today. see protests like this at mcdonald's, at dunkin' donuts, at walmarts, hundreds of cities in dozens of countries, throughout the world. >> oh, really? other countries as well? >> uh-huh, new zealand, korea, yes, about 35, 40 countries. >> i guess when you think about it a lot of these companies are international

companies though. >> right. >> seattle, $15 an hour, that's new, see how that affect businesses going forward. minimum wage is fine for teenagers and young people, that's fine but you can't raise a family on it. raising wages could be devastating. >> could be, could be devastating. >> could be. >> or ten years down the road we will look back and go oh, it worked out okay. >> ya, it was a good thing. >> what's the minimum wage now? >> i think 7.25 per hour federally. i think that's the federal, then different state by state. there are many measures being pushed through to try to raise t of course obama wants to raise it to over $10 per hour as well. you always see push back from corporation when is you have this type of discussion. i follow closely this seattle minimum wage story. and, you know, looking at local restaurant, and some of them decided they with going to put service fees on the

checks. so custom hers to pay more because they just couldn't -- the restaurant couldn't afford to pay their workers so much. others didn't notice a change. and did you guys hear about that company in seattle, it is not a fast-food company, it is a credit card processor. the ceo took some his own money and he's taking the company's profits, and he's paying every single work their at least $70,000 a year. >> wow. >> who is this guy and how fast can i -- >> his name dan price, young and single by the way. very good looking man, i know that doesn't -- >> lauren, what is wrong with you? >> just saying. i'm sorry. have that is great story. when you see a picture every dan price at gravety payment -- >> i have to gooing they will. >> what's his name again? >> young, healthy, and

apparently lawyer send having some trouble in his marriage. >> he snow boards, he was in a rock band, fawn add company -- >> you know everything about him. >> she is following this guy. >> we are interviewing him later on. >> he's not that hot. >> and i'm a stalker, i am a stalker, keep looking through the pictures. >> mike little jealous, he won't admit it. >> oh, goodness, you leak the scruffy beard? >> scurry beard picture good? >> we saw it. >> getting hot in here. >> look, she really work up. >> my goodness. >> see you tomorrow. >> ya. >> he's an admirable -- >> just give us some cows egg. >> see how the interview went tomorrow. >> wow, okay. see you tomorrow if you show up. >> ya, right. >> do you know -- on zested when this guy. she will be moving to seattle. we have to take a break here,

7:20 -- i want you to meet this man, ' cost many into our studio now, three years ago, in fact, today, this young woman, her name is nicky, lost her life. she was killed in a distracted driving accident. well, her father is shear today, he want to prevent this from ever happening again in our country. you know nine people die every single day? because after distracted driver. we will talk to him.

>> hype, i just met him, a new jersey father who lost his teenage caught near car accident is trying to prevent other families from going through this. we'll meet him. >> just a bit. i was just talking to himment weather, traffic, we'll meet him. >> we get you ready for a day completely different from yesterday. in a good way. bus stop buddy, showing you, even though you need a jacket this morning, rain gone. off to chilly start. we are giving you a nine, out of ten, today. so, how about a high of 70 degrees. with mostly sunny skies, pretty nice afternoon in store, tonight down to 47. so it will be another chilly night, but another nice day after that. so, we will tell you what happens over the weekend when we bring you the seven day

forecast, 7:41, this wednesday, hump day. and 295, on the northbound side watch for delays headed up into rancocas woods delran, all because after accident, again, on the northbound side, then also dealing with some southbound sun glare headed down in toward the 42 freeway suing schuylkill eastbound side, 24 minute trip because of sun glare at conshohocken, south on 95, heavy wood half tone downtown, put 30 minutes on the clock there. all the bridges look fine, no problems on the benny mass transit looking good with no delaysment back to you. >> 7:32. >> i want you to meet this man, new jersey man, who lost his daughter due to distracted driving accident. behind the wheel can you not be distracted while you are driving. >> today april 15th is three years since the crash that took nicky's life. shawnette wilson reports, nicky's father is on a

mission. >> everybody says oh, the 15th will be a hard day for you. actually it is the same as yesterday, today and tomorrow. we're missing our baby because every distracted driving. >> nicky was 18 years old. three weeks shy of prom, followed by graduation. she was in the back seat when the teen driving the car ran a stop sign and collided with a pick-up truck. a memorial remains on at ear drive in washington township where it happened. >> it is a dog tag of my daughter, which is really nice, so i remember her every day, and this right here, this is half a heart. she is wearing the other half of heart in the grave. >> mike has been on mission every since to bring awareness to the deadly problem, pushing even hard they are month, april is also distracted driving awareness month. it he carries these bracelets to hand around, and major role getting signs like these put up in the community. >> at any given moment in america there are 600,000 people on their phones not looking at the road. ten times worse than drunk driving. >> also started pad, people

against distracted driving, a charity and website in nicky's memory. offers resources and incentives for people specially teens to pledge against distracted driving. he hopes to save as many people as possible fueled on the mission every his caughter. >> i think she was an angel, such a good girl. she was good at everything. she was a happy girth. she just loved everybody. >> and her dad, nicky's dad, right here right now. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> not a tough day? >> today is a real tough day. but in a sense it is just like yesterday, and just like tomorrow, we miss her every day. and that's why we're here, to prevent this from happening to other families so they don't have to live our nightmare. it is tough. >> she was in the back seat? >> she was in the back seat two, girls in the front seat. and the driver just didn't see this stop signs, went through it, a pick-up truck happened to hit the car right exactly where my daughter was sitting. >> what do you think the driver was doing? did you ever find out? >> never really found out. we know there are records out, there the phone was in use,

but at the time, she had her head down, she didn't see the two stop signs. went right through them. there is advance warning stop signs too. so it was a tough thing. >> was this in the daytime? >> no, it was 11:30 at night. there was only one other vehicle behind them. there is a lot of site distance, there definately distracted driving. >> alex and i talk about this all the time. every day you can walk around philadelphia and see people texting or on their phone, still happens. >> and we've gotten the mess edge out all over the county, but they don't understand it can happen to them. i think they think they are immune to t but distracted driving doesn't discriminate. it takes everybody. doesn't matter who you are. >> you mentioned you have been getting the message out across the country watch makes you want to go out there and get the message out. >> my wife and i after nicky died we just needed to go somewhere and have some support and there wasn't anything like that around for us. we decided to start people against distract driving. basically to hip other

families, victims of dis storable dollars driving, talks to people around the country affected by it which is really nice. >> what, god, i keep thinking, what can you do to prevent it? >> keep going on with education, awareness, we have different programs with like uber go, out one time, if you you are worried about your driver, say, that they are distracted, maybe they're drunk, whatever it is, you can call uber up and just say pad, and they'll give you ride home for free. >> that's great thing. >> one time deal, but that's for anybody in the country, only in the u.s. but it is a great tool for everybody. >> the night that nicky died, they weren't drinking, were they? >> , no i mean, they found alcohol in the car, but everybody was cleared once they did the tests, but the alcohol is just another distraction if you ask me. that night in the car, when she was on the phone, anything else it, could have been loud music, along with being on the phone, maybe looking gps, so many distractions teens don't understand when behind the

wheel it can kill them. >> isn't there some casino of law now in new jersey you can't have too many people in the. >> that was in effect back then, but all over 18. so the minute they turn 18 you are free to do what you want. but you still have to make choice when is you are 18, 20, whatever it is, that can affect other people's lives. very important to get the message out. once nicky died i said we have to help other people to understand that this does happen. >> i'm going to wear this all day. >> so you have been passing out these bracelets, reminder when you are driving, to look at it, you can see it. >> well, they had the red thumb band, they start, didn't seem to catch on real good, not really cool, doesn't look good. we thought these really look good. kids driving they see it right on there. so we give them out all over. i hope a loft kids wearing it and everything -- >> do you think about it every day? >> every day, every second, you never stop, never stop, never stop. it is tough. >> i bet she would be proud.

>> oh, to be doing something like this, getting the name, the word out, there just helping other people, we tell them, we have all kind of different apps, great app to use, reward based thing where you can actually go like the texas road house, if you drive 100-mile you don't text and drive you get free app. there are so many things out there. you got to check out the website t really helps. >> tell me something about her, nicky? >> nicky was an angel, beautiful, she loved everybody, didn't care who you were, what you look like show, was your friend and she wanted to help everybody. >> we are thinking of her on this day. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you so much. >> all right, all right, let's talk about there is we saw this survey. if you happen to be going through a divorce, listen to this, could cause serious problems as far as your health. women suffer more than men do when they go through a divorce. their bodies are actually affected by it. we'll explain.

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inner feelings when it comes to divorce. >> according to duke researchers, they say women who divorce once are 24% more likely to have a heart attack. >> oh, my god. >> and those with two or more failed marriages are 77% more likely to have one. so, get this, men's odds of having heart attacks don't increase unless they divorce more than once. well for women just once. traumatic experience cans trigger stress hormone, can cause clause troll, blood pressure. >> i need to call my friend julie it right now, been divorced three times, engaged to fourth man. >> supposed to check on her. >> just to see if she's okay. >> wow, 24% more likely. >> wow, okay. that is the bad news for women. what about the guys? staying together may be a bad for your health. how an unhappy wife really makes for an unhappy life. >> that's the saying. and, it is tax day. so have you filed yet? i hope you have.

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>> looking little better. it was gloomy yesterday. >> here's the cold front that brought our rain yesterday. it is now settled well to our south. high pressure, building in, so, as the rain rolls out, very dry air is moving in. and slightly chillier air, as loot this morning, than what we had yesterday. so that high is going to keep that rain from getting to us today. and happily we have nothing, no green on ultimate doppler radar, like we did yesterday. it is 49 degrees in the city, weaved 50 in pottstown, 43 mount pocono, 46 in lancaster, sweater weather out there this morning, 45 degrees, in wilmington, delaware. over the past seven days, we've seen quite a rise in temperature. week ago, we started that trend of two days in the 40's, for wintery high temperatures, and both days may be gone for quite a while. as we get to 70 degrees today, 66 tomorrow.

sixty-eight friday. one more april showers move in, and they link near saturday morning, but, it looks like the balance of the weekend should be okay, with sunshine, on saturday afternoon, and high of 72 degrees. and then on sunday it is a mix of cloud and sun, should be dry, and nice, when all of those people show up at the art museum sunday morning, for the gift of life donor dash. bob kelly, you know what a great event that is. >> it is a great event sunday. as last year was great walk, bring the kids, bring the stroller, good way to get the day off, get the day started on a sunday. not getting off to good start here, westbound schuylkill expressway, earlier accident out near gladwynn, that's casino of set the tone here for folks leaving town. coming into philly, on the left, all four lanes bumper to bumper pretty much con from conshohocken with sun glare, delays head in the toward philadelphia there at sit line. coming over the benny no problems at the moment, casino of hitting hit and miss on a wednesday, big back up about 20 minutes ago, but if you are

getting out the front door good to go now. north on 295, an accident, right near the rancocas woods-delran interchange, northbound side, then south on 295 dealing with some sun glare, as you head down toward that route 42 freeway, crews working on the roosevelt boulevard, express lanes, between rhawn and strale. so expect delays there. also, new project begins today, up along route 63, right at norristown road. otherwise, mass transit, looking good, mike, alex, back to you go it is april 15th, bob. are your taxes done? >> taxes i did the old extension. >> did you? filed the extension this year. >> sometimes -- >> just didn't have all of my stuff together. >> come on, now you have until august? >> yes, i have some time. >> of course today is april 15th. and while no one likes write that big check to uncle sam, there is some good news. >> yes, freebies today. get free stuff, great deals,

so the freebies and promotions a lot of times involve eating which is great. >> boston market has a deal. >> by one meal get one free special. if you by one mcdonald's big mac or quarter pounder with cheese, get the other for just a penny. just a pen. >> i now pizza hut, will give you a free pie today but first do you have fill out a pizza return form, right? form do you have fill out. do you have calculate your net pizza consumption. >> you have to work for this? >> yes. >> then up have a chance to receive gift cards in the amount of your net pizza return. >> free pie and then also the chance or just a chance? >> actually very simple little form that you fill out. >> just how many pizzas you eat in a year? >> yes. >> do you know how many pizzas you eat in a year? >> i would think probably six. six to seven. >> just six, for an entire

year? >> yes. >> 356 days. >> now and then when i'm depressed or something on a sunday, i'll eat a hot pizza. >> wow. >> yes. >> by yourself. >> by myself. >> thank goodness we're not counting slices. >> alone in my underwear in my apartment. >> oh, we can picture it. >> over by washington square, i'll eat the whole darn pie. >> what a pretty site i'm sure. >> oh, ya. >> so at select "hard rock cafe" locations, from about five to 7:00ment folks with the courage to stand on i guess the bar there. >> yes, well, they have stages there, because they have live perform and cents. >> oh, okay. then you can belt out a song and get free local legendary buryinger. >> but do you have sing and get a hamburger. hard rock just down the street here. >> that's right. >> close to city hall. >> it is 12th. i would say 12th. >> bob kelly says eighth. >> don't trust him. he's on extension. >> but he knows what he is talking about. >> hard rack cafe at 12th and

market. >> okay. >> same corner as lowe's hotel. >> oh, you know the lowe's hotel. >> all right, he's correct. >> wow, our traffic guy. >> extension boy stands corrected. >> turn my taxes on time. >> let's talk to preston and steve after the break. we'll ask what's the number one thing that makes you feel good? i mean, what is a simple pleasure for you? me, underwear. alone. pizza. >> all right. i want to tell you what mine is after the break. >> do you have a simple pleasure. >> ya. >> all right. >> cardigans. >> why are you making fun of my wards robe choices in. >> she has 18 cardigans. >> police cruiser comes barreling down the road full speed hits a man who was shooting a gun into the air watch another officer is heard screaming over the radio, just moments before this happened. >> watch this. watch this car. oh, my god.

>> preston and steve, several pleasures in life just make you feel better. clean sheets, you know, the sheets are freshly put on your bed? >> yes. >> that chemical smooth being smell. we checked this list out. >> couple of shots you have up right now, the back of your head. >> there you go. >> all right, all right. >> switch it around. gentlemen, some interesting things on this. >> here is one, i like to lay on my carpet in my apartment, with the sun coming through the window, and just lay there in the sun like a cat.

>> are you make at the time? >> totally nude. >> with a freshly laid sheet? >> you don't need this mental picture. >> these are simple things, right, simple things in life. go ahead. >> so, random act every kindness. >> oh, puke. >> well, someone buys your drink or something, so nice, starbucks, well, thank you. >> you know what, do you know what makes me smile? kate upton using a jackhammer. >> when does anybody buy anybody a drink at starbucks? >> i never even heard that far. >> it only laps to pretty people. >> oh, my gosh. >> it is true. >> like charity cases. >> did i write down snuggling on a so far, a doing something nice for somebody else, inch her the g a million dollars. i like the angel of your headway eating a taco. >> you know what i like, too,

looking at abut philadelphia woman, cathy rahman owe. >> hi, guys, who you flu. >> and she smells like clorox. >> smells like clorox. >> missing big one, finding money. that's also good. >> oh,. >> like look nag pocket after you wash. >> you now the most simple one, if we're straight up honest, was w sun on your face. stepping out, after, especially after cabin fever months, stepping out there, like the spring weather we've been having, that's everything. >> there is no greater happy moment for me than -- i know sappy, but hug from my daughter the absolute best thing in the world period i can't think of anything better than that. >> whether dow that he calls the cops. >> i like hugging your daughter, too. >> oh, no, you didn't. >> mike? >> here we go. >> do you know what i also love? is the picture i saw the other day of marissa. >> oh, goodness. >> at bling owe?

>> is that making the rounds? >> yep, it is. >> sent to me in confidence? >> oh, no. >> yes, it is, apparently sent to every up. >> are we talking the crazy cleve ladies and gentlemen shot? i didn't even know we were able to talk about it. >> we are now. >> we are now. >> that was amazing dress. >> do not show that. >> it was impressive i have to say, yes. >> yes, your picture. >> we've heard. i've heard tell. >> up front about it. >> all right, ya. >> so we want to keep you a breast of what's going on with your staff over there. >> at least her nipples were covered. >> casey? >> we're on television. >> did you guys do your taxes? got it done? >> i filed extention. >> me too. >> we have a lot of extention people today. >> extention -- i have to see that picture of march ace. >> oh, god. >> that was fascinating all right. >> oh, my goodness.

>> i got a refunds -- >> oh, no. my god. >> what's going on. >> oh, you know waist going on, girl. >> she is staying very quiet in the other room. don't want a part of. >> this see you guys. >> good day to you, it is wednesday, april 15th, yes, tax day, 2015, here we go. >> hit and runs for police here at headquarters, today, one solved, one still unsolved. al next. >> dramatic dash cam video, police cruiser intentionally runs over an armed suspect, what police say the man was doing, moments before the crash. sue? >> we had one day of april showers, some guess what, the sun is back out again. will it stay out all the way through the weekend? we'll give you the seven day forecast coming up. jen? >> sue, you will lover this.

the laid fry smack parlor basically taking art from the city of philadelphia, turning it into great clothes. here is the best part, you don't have to be skinny mini. >> this stuff stretches into machine washing. >> i love this store. it is just down the street from us. >> it is a great store. >> this is a great concept by these two young women who own that store. we'll show it to you. >> snap parlor. >> all right. >> smack with you number nine. >> smack me right upside the face. >> you'll enjoy this one, bus stop buddy has sweatshirt on for the morning, little on the chilly side. but, it looks good already. it is just a mix of sun and clouds. ultimate doppler radar, 53 degrees, nice temperatures going through the day, northerly breeze, means we start it off little chilly in the wake after cold front, 70 for high today, mostly sunny skies, pretty nice afternoon, mostly clear tonight low of

47. there is your wednesday forecast, seven day coming up. here's bob kelly right now. >> 8:02, good morning, actually not that bad right now, dealing with some sun glare, no complaints. we take it today with a nice looking morning ahead of us. looking live at the 30 bypass, chester county, south on 95, normal delay from academy road in through bridge street. through the construction zone. put about 40 minutes on the clock. for the gang up in trenton, route 29 at laylor, watch for crash. then north on 95, heavy coming out of yardley, up and over the scutters falls bridge. and then on 295. an accident, northbound, up near rancocas woods determine ran, dealing with southbound gaper delay, delays route 30 down through the 42 freeway down through the construction zone. schuylkill, 25 minute, some sun glare hitting you in the forehead right at conshohocken, 40 minute trip south on 95 from the northeast in to downtown. mike, alex, back over to you. >> all right, it is almost 8: 03 on this wednesday.

believe overnight fire at rooming house in the ogontz section. city deliberately set, firefighters 1600 block every west nidro avenue found heavy flames on second floor rear bedroom, one resident critically injured, another arrested when he allegedly showed up at the police station and made damaging statements against himself. >> two days, police made break-in their investigation into a hit-and-run, that killed a four year old boy. there was on monday, south philadelphia incidents, we will get to steve. twenty-nine year old driver we are learning will turn herself in today? >> twenty-seven years old, according to the police here, and we just talk to the top officer here, commissioner ramsey, and let's show you first of all where the break came. strangely not far from here.

they find it across the street from city hall there is time yesterday the mayor announcing $20,000 reward in the case. so this 27 year old woman parks the car there, gets a lawyer, the lawyer calls police around dinnertime last night. the cops find the car. tow it out of there around prime time last night. they have a search warrant now, they'll be looking into the car, just to gather the evidence, hopefully her and her lawyer will explain to police with some logical reason why this woman took off. and commissioner ramsey says this is the time of the year where we hear about hit and runs almost weekly in this city. but, if anybody can learn anything out of this, it is two things. if you're driver, stop. even if you fear you're going to get attacked because did you something innocently, because it wasn't her fault as you can see in the surveillance video there is little four year old, darts out between two parked cars, into a street. so, there is shared blame here. commissioner ramsey says that's the other thing to learn from it, if in your

charge of little kid, whether babysitter, adult, guarding -- guardian, grandmom, grandpop, keep close watch of the kids going into the spring and summer seasons. >> the woman driving the car contacted her attorney, her attorney contacted our accident investigation division, told elsewhere we could locate the car. we went, we did recover the vehicle. now, we're working through her attorney, for her to turn herself in so we can close this out. >> this is the time of year where kids are out, playing the younger they are, the less they think about things like that. so, again, warning to par don't really work with their children to teach them how not to run out in the street until the dangers of. that will we actually send messages out to our own police officers now because they are on patrols, responding, be aware, be alert, slow down little bit, kids may run out in front of up. just one of the things that happens when weather starts to warm up. so everybody just needs to be alert, and pay attention to what's going on. >> everybody was on high alert for this car. detective think this woman

must have drove it straight to that garage. because the guys that work at the garage would have cow it coming in their. everybody watches the news there is thing all over the news to be on the look-out for this ford suv edge. so the car may have been driven straight there not long after the accident sunday night at 6:00. monday night at 6:30. but the other cases you will talk about still unsolved, so still a lot to talk about in the hit-and-run department. >> sure, yes. let's get right to that. >> reward for information in this hit-and-run involving mother and son in fair hills, stand at $10,000. the 19 year old mother is out of the hospital, she was caring her two year old son when they were hit on the 2700 block of mascher street. he is still critical. police looking for the older model white acura seen leaving the scene. >> police in arizona say offers hour intentionally used had is car to run into a suspect, suspect holding a rim, probably saved the man's life. >> yes. shotgun.

he was shooting up into the air. video of the incident has stirred debate about what type of force police should have used in this case. i mean, the guy has a shotgun, shooting in the air. police officer basically runts him down. >> i know. now his lawyer says this video, mike being alex, shows ex ex i have use of force, arizona police say they've nothing to hide. the footage shows the tuscon officer slamming his cruiser into an o suspect. watch this. >> usual it, stay off. >> oh, man down. >> so, one officers' dash cam shows the man walking down the street, shot hadding begin into the air. you hear the officer tell his colleagues stay off. then out of no where, another officer speeds right into that frame. just before using his car to stop that suspect. the police chief now defending

the actions of the officer. >> if we're going to choose between maybe we'll let him go little farther and see what happens, or we're going to take him out now and eliminate any opportunity that he has to hurt somebody, you're going to err on the side of in favor of innocent people without a doubt. >> police say suspect did survive the incident, now charged with several felonies, suspect's lawyer strongly disagrees with the way arizona police handed this situation. he said officer didn't make any effort to sort of de escalate the situation, they just ran him over, mike, al next. >> hard to watch that video. >> yes, the entire video. >> no we had to cut it off before he hit the guy. >> graphic. >> so a lot of police officers watch our show. have you ever heard of this technique? is this practiced? >> i know, especially, when one officer says stay back, and then another one comes right into the frame. you see him, like moments later? >> so fast, too, looks like

06, 70 miles an hour. >> does look like he's going extremely fast. >> my goodness, thank you. so, yesterday afternoon, sitting there in my apartment. i got this news on twitter actually, that percy sledge died. my goodness. i loved that song. everybody does. >> yes. >> this one. >> ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ >> best known for this hit, when a man loves a woman. his voice, my gosh. so the singer passed away yesterday in baton rouge, louisianna after long battle with cancer. now, sledge caught his break-in 19566 -- 1966 after he debuted when a man loves a woman. he was 74, he survived by his wife and 12 children. >> twelve children? >> twelve children. >> oh. when a man loves a woman. >> there was a lot of loving. >> can't keep your mine on

nothing else. >> such a great strong. >> my friend steve, i sent him a message the moment i saw it, because they played that at their wedding, when a man loves a woman. >> oh, that's good. okay, rita wilson, you talk about a nice, great sense of humor, that's rita wilson. she of course is married to tom hanks. she has decided to have and she's already done it double masectomy, to treat breast cancer, why she said it was a second opinion that saved her life. because the first doctor said oh, you seem to be okay. then this. >> ♪ >> in fill toy perform in the color purple, she's going to perform classic song for us later this among, yes, i said

jennifer holiday, here in studio performing. >> not satellite. >> no way it is on saturday light. >> no, no, no, no. >> we're not loafing until we hear her sing. >> oh, i am telling you. i ain't going no where. >> we're going to love it. pace past

>> the rain is gone, pollen count going back up, tree pollen, today, tomorrow, friday, specking pretty high levels of pollen. so if you know that is your problem, probably take your meds today. ultimate doppler, high pressure system billing in keeping this rain down to the southwest, raining in kentucky, tennessee, north carolina, all staying away from us. so, it is a new weather pattern that will last for today today and tomorrow. now moved to the 50's, now that the sun has been up 6:30, and we've got 46 degrees in mount pocono, but 51 allentown. >> in atlantic city 51, 53

millville, 52 wilmington, dover. >> lighter breezes, out of the north, meaning, it is a little chillier out there. but, maybe gustier wind up in the higher elevations, drippy day yesterday. right on target, 63 degrees the average high for yesterday's date. that's what we got. today go much higher than with high of 07 degrees, then 66 for tomorrow. with another dry day on thursday, more april showers on friday. then we take break for saturday afternoon, and sunday, then more april showers on monday, into tuesday. so you see where we're going with this, bob kelly, rain every couple of days because that's april. >> good morning, live look at 8:15, 30 bypass, not bad at all, sun glare working your way in toward 202. ninety-five northbound up from delco, highland avenue again that normal crawl working your way north plus dealing with some sun glare, headed up

toward the airport, just got word after accident here, this is eastbound lanes of 422, right near route 29. which is that collegeville interchange. and then further east on 422, we have our normal jam, down to 13 miles an hour, working your way in toward saint gabe's, for the gang up in trenton, route 29 at laylor, an accident, delays north on 95, from yardley, up and over the scutters, then travel times for the schuylkill, about 23 minutes into downtown, and about 40 minute trip inbound, on 95, between woodhaven and center city. mike, alec, back to you. >> you know tom hanks of course. >> yes, we do. >> probably one of our best actors in the world, he is married to rita wilson really funny woman. >> also an actress. >> great personality, good actress, herself. sharing some very personal news. >> recently diagnosissed when breast cancer, and she's already undergone a double masectomy. so wilson in a statement to people magazine said yesterday she is expected to make a full covary. the 58 year old credits getting a second opinion,

that's what's key here, after initial breast biopsy found no cancer at all. you know what they told her, you don't have cancer, she still went back. urging women to be diligent about mammogram, quote urine stings, quote, if it don't feel right. >> that's what she said. it just doesn't feel right. doctor richard fly err is here, doctor, thanks for coming in. so what exactly did she have? >> it sound like she had initially a type of pathology which look benign. when they got her a second opinion, they actually found she had invasive cancer. inch vase err cancer simply means there is the kay capable to spread, but doesn't mean it has. presumably i didn't take care of her, but presumably means that they then changed their treatment plan and so that may have helped her out. >> how many times do you here people oh, get second opinion. how many times do people go and get that second opinion? >> i think it de opinion on the individual situation. so, it is variable. i mean, would he see it not

infrequently, if i have patient in the offers, that patient seems to be little un east bye something, which doesn't happen frequently, but nervous, want reassurance, i say to them listen happy to sends you for second opinion, i stand by my recommendations, important for you to be comfortable with the treatment you get. >> sound like they said now you're fine. but she didn't quite feel right. >> in the article she talked with a friend who had breast cancer, she said hey if you don't feel rooked, go back to the pathologist. it is right. start with the mammogram. then can you casino of walk us through -- >> sure. typically a mammogram is the first screening study that you will get. and a mammogram is the only imaging study that has been shown to improve the life span in women who have breast cancer, that's screening study. we hear about other things like trauma sound, mri's, other types of stud it, but those are suited for specific situations, your doctor had help you determine if that's a prepare row at f a mammogram

shows something, next thing you will do is tip i can have i a biopsy. that will biopsy usually done by noodle, needle biopsy done under image guidance, they'll take piece that far tissue, and they then send it to the pathologist who puts it on a slide and looks at it under a microscope. >> that's where she went and got the second opinion. >> she has the slides, she says, they told her no, no cancer there, and she said wait a minute, i want to check it out again. >> clearly last very good intuition. >> is that what it is? >> tough for anybody to know specifically whether or not there is a concern, simply based upon needle biopsy. she's going to get a result from her doctor, most of us, will trust the results that we get, second opinion can sometimes be helpful if you want to have an opinion by specific experts, if you go to large cancer center, sometimes people don't feel that they need it. but if you ever question the need for a second opinion, i would say get it. a third opinion may be not so helpful because it may add delays. but sometimes a second opinion is helpful. >> when it comes to biopsy, we

don't need another biopsy, just take the slides to someone else? >> that's right. >> do do they keep them? hey doctor, hand over the slide i want to go to someone else? >> yes, require by law to keep the slides for number of years. you can request those slides from your pathologist, usually there are individuals at the institution where you had the biopsy done can help you retrieve them. you get them, take them to another institution and get second pathology opinion. >> where do you work, fox chase? >> fox chase cancer center you look 12 years old. >> my gosh. >> i've been there for about ten years. >> you're doing something right. you look great. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for explaining that. >> let me run there is my thing doesn't work. all right, so, couples counselling, is it necessary even if you're not having problems? why actress kristin bell says therapy is essential to her marriage. tell you how often she goes. >> she lovers her husband, great relationship, they still go to a therapist. >> but first, unhappy wife.

unhappy life. you know the saying. well, fellows, listen up, why stressed out life actually talking literally hurt your own health. that's next. >> if my wife is unhappy i could be sick? >> yes. >> oh, god.

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>> recalling 4-ounce glass jars, of classic sweet potato and chicken, the product bears establishment number p68a. that's p68a. >> that's baby food, right? >> yes, eggs passion date of september 2016. so customer found a piece of glass in a jar, at least one oral injury has been reported. so, these jars of baby food were shipped to stores across the us. so p68a. >> sweet potato chickman pure a. >> that's what they eat. >> ew. >> that's what you'll be eating soon. >> true. and you'll be feeding it to me. >> pregnant american women who give birth via c-section at more than double the rate, the world health organization recommends. rate of c-section births, in

the u.s., around 33% in 2013. which is considered medically necessary. now, who says the outcome for both mother and baby improve at country's rate every c-sections tops 10%. but there is no evidence that healthcare quality continues to improve once that rate exceeds 15%. >> people are getting c-sections -- >> more than they should, i guess? >> out of convenience. >> certain date, i want this babe out of me. >> but recovery time longer for c-sections. >> yes. >> let's talk about this, you are getting married soon. so happy -- well, soon, right? >> we'll see. >> we're hoping soon. so happy wife happy life. it isn't just a slogan, mike, something you need to pay attention to. >> i'll just be quiet. you tell me. >> so there is medical evidence a man's blood pressure is elevated when his lady is not really feeling love. >> really? >> so researchers at the university of michigan say when wives are stressed their husbands experience high blood

pressure why is that? >> doctors say when at this appears wives are upset, lessee moshly available. another thing men hold things in, they don't event. you have to let it o you can't hold it in, and bubble up. >> so, when she -- this is so true. when she is stressed out i am stressed out. when she is laughing and happy it, makes me feel so good and i relax. >> that's wonderful. >> isn't that -- ya. >> she should be -- well, there he goes. i promise you he gets so distracted. >> it is not the reverse for women. our blood pressure wasn't affected by her stress. >> , no you got it together. >> is that what it is? >> now, here is a stressed out guy. heist two kids, a wife, who is, i don't know that she is that into you any more. >> don't say that. >> chris murphy. >> mike. you know something i don't? one thing we do know is that rugby is coming to america. these guys are former nfl

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>> off to bit of chilly start. we put sweatshirt on bus stop buddy. kids at the bus stop will at least be dealing with sunshine today. not the rain that we had yesterday. that's why we're going with a nine out of ten, as we look at radar, there is no rain left, from what we had yesterday, last of the cold front, passed through in the overnight hours. so, it is a mix of sun and clouds out there. we've got 53 degrees, and bit of a northerly breeze, but not much. and low humidity today. good hair day, folks. 70 degrees, our high temperature, with mostly sunny skies, and then tonight down

to 47. so, that is your foxcast for wednesday. somebody who always has a good hair day, no matter what the weather, here's bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody, 8:31 on good hair day, good sunshine day, hope the pollen count will help improve today. with all of the rain that we had yesterday. schuylkill westbound, jammo from pretty much the boulevard all the way out through con cons. eastbound dealing with some sun glare, but then owns up the closer you get towards the citiment back up on the benny, ben franklin bridge coming into downtown philly heavy mid-span into downtown there at eighth and vine. still dream with a delay on 422, first one because after accident, eastbound, right at route 29, collegeville, and then the rest of the delay normal for a rush hour in through king of prussia. mass transit looking good. >> did you ever play rugby? >> rugby? isn't that sort of like football? >> and they have giant thighs. these guys with huge thighs

play rugby. >> next promo we'll play rugby. >> we'll play rugby right now. >> common. get in. get in. >> that's funny. that is how i would play rugby, but you know? we have now a rugby team in the united state of america. >> this is what's cool about it. so this is the first time a professional rugby match will be played in the u.s. >> where? >> right here at the linc. >> at the linc? >> so chris murphy, we got, you know, professionals now, so do you have do this well. >> scrub it up. >> here we go, guys, take a look at this jersey by the way. this is going to be the jersey, from the american team played at lincoln financial

field, on august 8th. tickets go on sale on friday. before we talk about the match itself, let's talk about the game. they're recruiting players, former nfl players, including these gentlemen, who were in the eagles and also with the kansas city chiefs, you're isaac. >> yes. >> you played with the eagles one year. >> yes. >> mr. taylor, correct? >> correct. >> you played with the chiefs for a season? >> i just through training camp pre-season. >> then you're nick purcell, with the eagles for one season. >> pre-season. >> you guys were recruited two training camp, one minute society, a one los angeles, the league reached out to you guys hey they are starting this league in america in 2016. you guys have similar skill set. so you will teach me how to play rugby in just a minute. but first, we're going to get our coach involved here. this is scott. scott, a you are weigh like one of the biggest teams in england, rugby is huge there, we're just learning the sport. tell me about the togglers we've been going since 198o so

we have pretty good foundation there based, been our stadium since 1900. so, yes, lots of history. but the game is pop culture in england,. >> what do you think of america? >> golden opportunity for players, such as these guys, great athletes, so many good athletes in america, so get on the world stage. >> so here we go. we're going to start this coaching, real quickly. tell me how to play this game first every all. these guys are huge. goodness. what do we do? let's do two on two. >> yes. difference between -- so continuity key thing. >> all right. >> if i remove that ball from there. i don't know why we -- >> oh, you and i are going to run at these guys? >> if you give me the ball. >> all right. we'll put this down. >> i have to run through them? >> the space. >> the space inbetween. >> what do i want to do, get through there and do what?

>> keep going. >> here we. >> i'll try and take isaac there. touchdown. >> the game's not stopped. >> oh, keep going. >> keep going. >> they're giving me the rap though. here is the thing, ticket go on sale friday. you want to keep going? >> go, get in they want to see me scrub, what's that called? >> scrum. >> so, you got a ball. okay. >> right. >> put the ball on the gown, protect the ball. that's good. >> bring it on, guys. >> and ivan, are you ready? >> we play the game -- >> rugby? looks my gosh, it is tough. no had he met. no pads. >> eighteen splints. >> what guys? >> so mike wants to you ask one of the guys behind you there. he really wants, you have been

talking about their size, how, you know, thinks their thighs, are how do you get thighs like there is? what casino every work out do you have to do? >> welshing okay. >> now, nick. >> who has the strongest, biggest thighs here? we want to see how you guess thighs this big. >> probably taylor. >> all right, taylor, let's see what you got, man. >> oh, god. he has spanks on. what's going on there? >> let's just compare. >> pull those up little bit. >> oh, god. >> oh, my gosh! look! >> that's why he was in the ffl and i wasn't. all right? >> looking like some chicken legs now, chris. >> (chucking). >> why are you laughing? we haven't seen your thighs, okay? >> they have the biggest thighs in sports. >> do you do squats for that. >> lay down on your back at the gym, push that thing up with the big weights on it, push, push. >> so you know what it is, you just don't do it. >> i know how to get the

thighs. so, get grand ma and grandpa. i don't want to be called grandpa, okay? how about zip hpi and yubababa. >> why they're ditching more names and something more meaningful. like my granddaughter she calls me pappa mike. hey, pappa mike. >> that's so cute. >> i don't want to be called grandpa. >> okay. but first, popcorn prank. nba rookie gets surprise of his life, so the former sixer involves in. >> this you have to see the finished product here.

>> certain amount of grief you have to put up with when you are the new girl. >> you've been here seven

months. >> but just yesterday they call me hey new girl. >> that's what they call you on the street. >> always the new girl. >> know yell at me, fox 29. that's not my maple. >> i would rather be called a fox than new girl. >> hey new girl. >> so, anyway, in professional sports, like professional basketball you take little grief when you are a rocky, right, first year? so this dude who plays for the sacramento kings, right, his name is nick, and he got prank dollars by his teammates. >> let's get the popcorn. >> ♪ >> like i say, de marcus cousins, rudy gay, i think he played at uconn, and reggie evans, bought all of this popcorn, as much as they could find in sacramento, and put it all over his apartment. how about that? isn't that something?

you want to hear from him, the rooky? >> when he came home. wait until you see this. >> oh, that's funny. >> that's funny. you know what? oh, okay. okay. oh, they got my bag, too? hold it, this is like horrible. this is like how am i going to clean this? >> that's what i was just thinking, the clean up job for there is oh, gosh, i can't imagine. >> you're going to need a vacuum. that's for sure. >> i wonder how much they spent on this prank? >> it is casino of silly. >> it is. >> like the expecting the popcorn, to be filled up, like you can't see the floor. >> exactly. >> but it is a lot of popcorn. >> yes. hey, kit cat kline, did you find -- no? what are you scared? scarred to run it? are you scarred to run it? >> letted's go to jen while you have this discussion with our producer. hey, jen? >> guys, snack parlor, right down the street from work. good morning, laid ills, we

love them. celebrating their tenth anniversary by giving ladies something we all want, stretch recall, awesome ness clothes, how great the fabric is, coming right back. looking good, ladies, looking good.

>> likes nice right now, headline for the next couple of days, today, tomorrow, dry air mass moves n we get plenty of sunshine, just like the sun that's bathing the sidewalks here in old city philadelphia. so poe at the time i can. now after that, friday, we cloud up in the morning, then we expect some scattered showers throughout the day. for the weekend, so far looks like early showers on saturday. mix of sun and clouds on sunday. so, that gets you ready for the next couple of days. alex, i think the weekend is looking okay. >> okay, i'm glad to hear that. okay, so people who live and work in old city are familiar with the smack parlor boutique and fashion trunk, great funky fashion for less than $100. now the ladies are going back to where they started and they're making their own pieces to celebrate ten years. hey, jen?

>> good morning, congratulations. when i first came in here ten years ago, you guys were making your own stuff. this is like you're re-doing what you did in the beginning, right? >> that's right. >> these things, some of the pieces, made in philadelphia, the fabric, everything, you are doing it here, correct? >> yep, everything here. >> how important was it to you to do that if philadelphia? >> this is where we live. >> yes. >> we love philly. philly proud. >> so the other thing is we going to look here on your kick starter campaign, one of the reason we're here, more like pre sale for some of these garren in -- garments, using philly artist toss create the print. this is what i am talking about. >> ♪ >> see it work throughout the city. we new we wanted to collaborate. we reached out to them. these are local artists and graphic designer who has been working with us for years, numerous t-shirts, like all time best selling t-shirts.

and perfect fit for the new line of print. >> ♪ >> so, this is pretty cool. making it here. you are doing it here. you're using philly artment one more amazing thing about this. show them how much it stretches. so this athletic fabric? what is this? >> athletic fabric. so you can wash, and dry it, okay, sweat wicks off of it it, doesn't wrinkle. it doesn't crease. no iron needed. >> okay, the thing that you guys have been telling me, i have parts that i don't really like to show. it cascades over the bumpy parts, right? >> yep. it is smooth and hides bumps. >> and again, so here is how works, may second the end of the kick starter? so tell me, people can pre-order these item. explain how that part of it works? >> so you pre order an item. you pick a reward on the right side of the kick starter. and then may second you will actually be charged if we meet our funding. >> so if you don't meet the funding there is no charge at

all. if you meet the funding may second, ding, dinger, your credit card goes and you get you what picked? >> ridiculous. why did you decide to go with local prints? >> we felt the artist from philly like it is gritty and beautiful. >> yes. >> a lot of it is street art. so, you know, there are some of our favorite pieces we've seen on mailboxes and things throughout the city. so it was very fill toy us. >> we will need a fashion show. i need to see all every these pieces, guys, coming up in the 9:00 hour, you have seen what these pieces look like, different body shapes, different twice do it. >> we'll have real deal fashion show with some of the items. again, not traditional kick starter, more of pre sale support local artist situation. >> i love their tops, those cherries, jen, i have a challenge for you. >> yep. >> their story pretty close to second and market, isn't it? >> yes. >> run outside right nowment run outside. okay. let's punch up our rooftop

camera. and where are you? >> she is -- i see the photographer there. she is. >> get in the street. walk in the street. >> what, really? >> okay. >> there she is. >> she is over. >> where did she go? >> there she is. >> there she is. >> like a nut. >> wave to us, jen, wave to us. please don't get hit. >> okay. >> she is dancing in the street. dancing in the street. >> ♪ summertime ♪ >> okay, jen, thanks. i get a kick out of stuff like. that will i don't know why. >> we got a kick out of it, too. >> so what about this? royal fail. the changing of the guards is supposed to be serious. but this moment is anything but. okay? you have to see this video, where one of the guards does something. >> ya.

>> never ' weighed in saying they will make me a prom king. >> really? >> interboro high school, they're too long do it, too. >> because i had this fantasy of ac prom king, because i was never nominated. >> so which one will you pick? >> i don't know other schools have wade. >> i think it is to up me. they would just name me. but no voting involved. >> used to get your suit and everything, your tux. >> oh, i have some tuxedos, horrifying. do you ever go to already done, visit buckingham palais. >> specially changing of the guard. the joke now when you go, known for having just stone face, they don't move. you try and make faces al them, get them to crack a smile. >> which is rude. >> but you can do it. >> people do it. >> tourists but the problem is of course they will won't do, that right? >> you here is something, little more than just a mile.

>> oh, down he goes. oh, my gosh. he fell. he does smile for a moment. but then up like nothing happened. okay, i'll stand right here. >> do you think because he fell they made him stay. >> probably. >> ouch. >> the thing is how do you fall when you were just standing? >> i don't know. i don't see what he slipped on. >> i told my theory, behind him is the kitchen, someone spilled some grease. >> he stepped and spilled on some grease, what are you looking at? oh, okay. >> great. couples counselling, let's say you're in a very fantastic marriage, flight. >> yes. >> you have no problems. well, this actress, kristin bell, she goes to therapy with

her husband, even though her marriage is fantastic. she believes that's why her marriage is fantastic. they go to counselling before they get in trouble you. >> should do that, too, before you get married. >> i need to, no question about it.

listen to a sounds check of jennifer holiday. whether i tell that you voice, filled up the entire studio. >> she is a we little thing. and this gigantic voice came out of her. >> it was amazing. >> so cool. >> jennifer holiday, do you have stay around and listen. >> what's she going to sing? >> at last. >> etta james song. >> oh, yes. >> oh, at last. blew my hair back. >> he is literally in shock.

>> stunned. >> my gosh. >> high shall everybody. >> that's how you will be feeling once you here this. >> it is wednesday, ann the 15th. >> you better get the taxes done. >> you better get them done. >> although there is a lot of extension people, right. >> bob kelly? >> extention until august. >> extension. >> hey, by the way, tomorrow, tomorrow evening, my granddaughter, teddy; coming to philadelphia. >> oh, wonderful. >> yes, and she calls me pappa mike. >> are you going to bring her by the studio. >> yes, maybe you'll see her friday. i toll her i don't want to be called grand pa. >> why don't you want to be called grandpa? >> it sound old, you know? so forget grand ma, grandpa, and all of that casino of stuff. how about come up with a nickname, that's better, you know what i mean? like pappa mike. start weighing in. what do you like to be called if you're a grandmother or grandfather? >> okay. >> do it on twitter. >> facebook, stain gram. fox 29 goodday, use the hashtag. well, plus, rihanna u