we'll take you down memory lane. >> going to be a big day tomorrow. >> exactly 7:00. we're right on time. >> so glad you're here, sue. >> i'm having a beer, believe me. >> feeling better. >> much better. >> few issues. >> were you out. >> right? >> i think mike is the problem. >> could have been, but i didn't see you monday. >> i could be surgically removed. >> i'll call doctor mike. >> up. >> per of the day, oh, how about this? ten out of ten. it is a ten and here is bus stop buddy. so excited because it is sunny, bright out, outdoor recess for everybody today. and he won't need that jacket, on the way home. all the more reason to enjoy today. starting off with double

nickel's, a 5 degrees, relative humidity 55%. seventy-five the high temperature, sunny, breezy, perfect, tonight down to about 55 again. with increasing clouds. >> break that one down for you for the next couple of days, coming right up. bob kelly, squint i out there this morning. >> lots of sun glare, no complaints. warming us up, feeling good. accident here, northbound lanes of 476, right at the mid-county tolls. actually right here in the express lanes, at least two, three vehicles, couple of construction vehicles involved, as well. bottom line, as you head northbound, between the schuylkill expressway headed up toward mid-county, the express e-zpass lanes, are closed. so riding the breaks up toward the turnpike, otherwise, here comes the sun right here. how is your curve, mike?

>> starting to pop above the tree line, where we start to see the delays in to town on the morning rush hour. accident in northeast philly, bustleton, crews town at rising sun, we roll video from the news van on the scene. involved police vehicle here, good news, officer minor cuts and bruises but fuel spill, that goes along with this crash. vaux crews town roadblocked this morning, right at rising sun avenue. we go back to the maps there. bustleton avenue, would be your best bet, through the stretch, northeast philly, and of course the school bus also have to take detour route, as well. getting ready to leave the house in south jersey? northbound on the freeway, little slow working your way in toward 295, again, sun glare, all around the board this morning. but mass transit, looking good, with no delays. mike, alex, back over to you. >> thank you, bob kelly. 7:02. last night was not nearly as violent as monday night. that's for sure. but, the state of emergency, still in effect.

about 2,000 national guard troops and a thousand police officers from around the area, back in baltimore last night, keeping the peace. pretty successful. >> and now to chris o'connell, last night the curfew ended and now he can tell us about the contract we're seeing this morning. >> interesting evening for you, chris? >> good morning, guys. if i of all, having tough time hearing you, first every all, but i will tell you much different west baltimore here this morning. school children, on their way to school, walking by this, this is where we were last night, where police presence still remains on west north avenue, pennsylvania street here in west baltimore. still a heavy police presence, but, not nearly what it was last night when this intersection was littered with smoke grenade, and pepper pellet like this, being shot, at protesters, this was one of

the ones we pick up off the gown. there, this is a gas canister, this is what was being deployed on some of the protesters, but, that was after about a day of peaceful protests here, in this town, but it ended about 10:30 last night, after they tried to enforce the curfew. >> here's what we ran into. >> yo, watch out, dave. >> that's under a truck. , it was those gas canisters fired at protesters, and then those gas canisters again thrown back into police, but right now, it is a city trying

to heal, a city trying to get back on it feet, city certainly not back to normal, keep in mind, baltimore orioles game for the first time in major league baseball history will be played without fans. close to the public. schools back in session today, but what happened here over the last couple of days, definitely a ripple effect. let's talk a wake here, show you what, dave, if we can just walk up here, this is at one of the main intersections, this, we couldn't walk down here yesterday a line of law enforcement in tactical gear, about two, three deep. of course, now, eight hours later, this section is now open. rush hour traffic on the way to work, people going to school, we see school children walking by, the only thing would you know that happened here last night is the debris on the sidewalk, and, you know, police about dozen strong on each corner.

so city trying get back to normal, but it is probably going to be long time before that happens, guys. >> pup err bullet, when it hits you, burst like pepper spray into your face, your body? >> we thought tear gas was being deployed, not the case. the pup err bullet, and also those -- smoke canisters because, yes, we felt it, and we actually kind of smelled it here this morning when we showed up. >> sure. >> but, you know, again, this was after a day of very peaceful demonstrations. >> sure. >> it was a party like atmosphere. here 90% of the day, road closed but bands, cheerleaders, but then when they tried to enforce the curfew, half hour after that, that's when things got serious. and then half hour later, people went home. >> calm night on the street of

baltimore, i don't think they could have asked for anything better. >> let's keep it that way, thanks. 7:06. >> 7:06, yes. >> now 7:07. >> well, president obama spoke yesterday condemning the violence, but he also said it sheds light on what he called a slow rolling crisis, for those police officers who don't do the right thing. >> there are problems, challenge, when it comes to how policing, and our laws, are applied in certain communities, and we have to pay attention to it. >> so, we'll see what happens over the next couple of days, 7:07. some local police officers are packing up, already pack up, matter of fact. yesterday afternoon, they pack up. there they are doing it. and they're down in baltimore right now to help with the peace, governor christie had to sign off on this, and did he. so about 150 state troopers, are in baltimore right now. >> they've gotten standard equipment that they would take down to any deployment that ranges from, you know, border to protective gear, all of

that, it is pretty much an opening. >> supposed to say about 72 hours, but if things get bad over the weaken, this can he extends that, of course. pennsylvania state troop remembers on notice now, too, any more violence, pennsylvania state troopers are ready to go. >> everyone watching this video of a mom smacking her son around after she caught him par fighting in the riots in baltimore. now the mom since spoke tone cb newspapers about the incident saying show lost it, and that she was shock to see her son there. >> it is about time. we work, we go to school, whatever. as parent, we do, we want the best for our kids. >> go get your child, but grab them, take them home. >> little extreme.

>> so some criticism there. she is, her name was toya gram. >> she did speak out basically said she saw her son doing it, they lock eyes across the street, she said i did not want him to become another freddie gray. so she is single mother of six. she said this is her only son. so while some are critical, others say they understanded, she was just very emotional about it. >> he went home to his family last night. she didn't have it come pick him up from the morgue because his body was full of bullet. she didn't have to come pick him up from jail. she didn't have to come pick him up because maybe he was hurt by other rioters. >> other say it is important she just took action, and even the commissioner of the baltimore city police publicly praised the mom, meanwhile, mom said she wants this to be a teachable moment, and that she and her son watched the riot coverage together. she said that she took him home, look, we'll sit down here, we'll talk about there is you don't need to be out

here doing this. but you can always tell a mother knows her son. he is wearing a mask, all could you see were her eyes, she new immediately, my god, that's my kid. >> my only son, i can't let him end up dead. >> one by one, survivors first responders take the stand during the james holmes trial. paint a gruesome picture for the injury bye what happened to that movie theater. three witnesses spoke against the manna cured of a deadly colorado movie theater shooting there is was back in july of 20121 of survive offers, derek, said he thought someone was pulling a prank as he watched the movie. right? this until gunshot rang out, he found his friends, and air force base co-worker jesse, face down, on that movie theater floor. >> i remember moaning, standing up, and then jesse

getting up, and the way he got up was like toward her, and then i seen them, so then like went toward me and fell. >> attorneys for holmes there, and admitted did he the shooting, but said he was crazy. how much, prosecutors say, two mental health evaluations found him to be sane if convicted could face the death penalty out there. was he craze when he bought the bullets? was he craze when he bought the guns? that's their point. 7:11. this picture of the late tsarnaev dzhokhar shown in court during the penalty phase in the boston bombing case. lawyers for his now convicted brother argue he was led estray by his radicalized older brother. shooting -- should he be sentenced to death? they offered testimony that

they say shows tamerlan's i would did computer searches more than a year before the 2013 bombings trying to find out what the rewards were for becoming the wife of a martyr. prosecutors maintain that he was willing participant in these deadly attacks, even though -- he was too long do the bombing. >> 7:12. the justice supreme court seem divided over the subject of same sex marriage. yesterday's argument o the first public indication of where each of them stand on this issue. justice anthony kennedy, whose vote could decide the issue, talks about the dignity and concern for children in same sex households, that drove his earlier opinion. but he also worried about the changing definition of marriage. or chang that definition. supreme court decision is expected in late june. and vermont senator bernie sanders going to run for president. he is expected to announce his plans today and will hold major kick off in his home state in the coming weeks. the 73 year old is currently

an independent, but plans to seek the democratic party's nomination. he will become the second major democrat to join the race. joining former secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> so hillary clinton has opponent now. >> yes, she does. clock 13. >> let's get to washington dc because the obama's are getting glam again. so last night they welcome japan for state dinner. >> yes, the glamorous event comes just a few days after the white house correspondence dinner when they had to wear tuxedos, fancy dresses, that was saturday night. >> everyone talking about these guests right here, because it was russell wilson quarterback and r&b singer sierra, rumored to be dating, i guess now confirm. meanwhile the first lady stunned in a purple gown by japanese born designer. during the dinner, president obama tolls dollars the us relationship with japan, with an attempt at a japanese poetry. >> oh. >> in celebration of the progress we achieve today, i'm going to attempt.

>> glean and friendship, united state and japan (speaking spanish) which means harmoneous feeling. >> work/well. >> japanese prime minister in return quoted r&b classic ain't no mountain high enough. in his toast. he also admitted to being nervous about his speech, he said he was practicing so much that he and his wife had to sleep in separate rooms, because his wife just got tired of hearing him going over the speech over and over. >> social secretary the white house is from philadelphia. probably planted those beautiful flowers. >> probably but the that altogether. >> chile ann soldiers move in to clean up the thick layer of ash that spewed out from that volcano last week. >> volcano, expert say it must be cleared before the rain hardens the ash into place. volcano rusted last wednesday after lying door nan since

1972, say some 4500 people have been evaculated. >> she want to get out of here, and enjoy the ten we have today. don't we all? hey, sunday, broad street run, this is wednesday, so, we are starting to put together the forecast for that. >> so would are thinking between 8:00, 9:00 up ear's, between 9:00 and 10:00, about 63 degrees, time folks are finishing up, upper 60s. temperatures will be very comfortable for that maybe even little too warm for some. so today, high pressure in control of our werth, but what we are watching are these two storms to the south. about to merge into one, slide off shore, parallel the carolina coast, and then most

models have edge g out to sea, not a direct hit, not one of the storms that hugs the coast like, that but we look over the next couple of days, temperatures and precipitation, today, thinking, 70s, 27, 75, and then tomorrow, not quite at warm, scattered showers around in the afternoon, in the evening. so that's on thursday. friday few clouds, depends how close that storm comes to us, so be prepared for showers thursday afternoon, and friday, and very chilly temperatures, upper 40's, for folks at the shore friday, maybe lower 50's for us, big difference, big difference from today. another look at the future cast, has those showers moving in, thursday, friday. clouds when it is not raining. saturday the good part it is out of here and you just saw the forecast for the broad street run. looking good. looking ahead to warming trend, only to six off degrees monday.

yesterday's high, 71, today, even milder. high of 75. we take a dip tomorrow, friday, upper 60s tomorrow. 59 degrees on friday. and then saturday, and sunday, nice, especially sunday, with the high of 75 degrees. 80s monday and tuesday. bob kelly, you can either play hooky today or wait until early next week when we are in the 80s. >> check your number of personal days that you have off the line. 7:17. live look at accident, southbound lanes of route one, approaching the pennsylvania turnpike, up here in bucks county, right before you get to the philadelphia interchange. only the left lane is open there. southbound side of route one, sun glare, everywhere. live look at the schuylkill expressway, working your way in toward conshohocken. schuylkill, 59, blue route, typical spots. this is the hour where we start to see the sun slow us

down, 95 north coming up from delaware county headed up to the commodore barry. good news, cleared the crash crews town road rising sun avenue. it involved the police officer. good news, they opened south park avenue. this is the scene, however, roads not paved. they couldn't clean up the material spilled. they had to shave the roadway, mill the road surface, so it is a bumpy ride, rowing through audubon. but at least the roads open this morning. today safety awareness day on the regional rail. septa, they have about 400 of their employees out at 100 train stations, getting the word out to respect the rales trains quiet, texting, tweeting, listening to their ipads, and those trains come up on you fast. they'll be out there giving you some pamphlets, some information to read while you take your ride in work today.

>> no delays at all down at the airport. mike, alec, back to you. >> huge delays yesterday after none at the airport, for sure. >> plane made emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. after it engine caught on fire, yesterday afternoon. >> so the plane en route from north carolina up to newark, new jersey, so guy on board, flight 4882, shot this video, about 75 passengers, scrambled on to the tarmac there. boy, nervous passengers, say the flight crew, flights crew, remained very calm. quickly diverting the plane to philly, everybody was evacuated that far incident. aircraft was sprayed with foam to put out the flames. say one passenger complaining of chest pains taken to the hospital. later in the evening, buses arrive to usher passengers to newark airport. >> earlier, you asked about the logo on the back.

>> pretty sure agreed keep the couldn't mental logo. >> bought continental out? >> according to one of our followers here. >> united express, continental logo. >> continental on the tail. okay. what was the old slogan of continental? fly with goal entail, fun with goal entail it is -- >> and we have sigh len here. >> tail of two cities. >> no, no. not tail of two cities. >> very old city. goal entail. i'll figure it out. number of homeowners in the u.s. dropped to its lowest level in 20 years. what is the problem here? the reason for the decline. and what businesses need to do to fix that.

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>> why home sales dropped so much. >> the job market is terrible, i think. i mean, look at it, if you look at wages and income, barely gun. they've been stagnant for years. home apply cents go up in big way. look at the data, it makes sense, that the home ownership rate in in country for the first three month of this year, at the lowest point in 22 years real tub bling, goal of so many people, kind of fading. yes, a lot of people like to live in apartment, they're easier, you take job transfers, you crisscross around the country. millennials like ants, but still the dream after home, with the white picket fence, and the 2.2 kids, right? that's fading. because i don't think people are making enough money to afford the home, and the taxes that go with t and it is interesting, when it comes out, i know the spring usually people buying.

2007, it is below six now, and people have jobs. they're just not paying -- >> not the right type. right. so if you look, just look at the month of march, for instance. average income went up 2%. same month, average home prices went up about 8%. that's just one month of date a but when you see month after month, year after year, it doesn't paint a pretty picture. yes, we're creating jobs and the market much better than has been, but quality of the jobs that's in impressive. look at your own situation, right? look at what you made back when, what you make now, probably say oh, ya, no wonder. the cost of everything else seems to be going up much more than -- >> see, lauren, too young to remember, but i remember anchor people in new york when i first moved there in the 80s, they made over a million dollars. new york the strong market. >> not any more. >> wnyw or something.

>> ya. >> that wok not the american dream, that would be lauren's dream. >> is that right? >> you still made it. >> ya. >> huge bling bling on her ears. oh, sort of it. >> look at her earrings. gorgeous. >> bip, lauren. >> bye. >> she's fantastic. hey, chaos in the streets of baltimore, is philadelphia prepared to prevent if something like that happened to us here? our mayor is in to talk about that, weighing in on how the mayor of baltimore has been doing.

there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. has, has anybody else been experiencing (brad) holy cats!

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bus stop buddy, so happy today. no matter what the weather, he's happy becomes you good reason today. all that sunshine, ten out of ten, in your weather by the numbers, and this is a day to get outside and enjoy. because, oh, if you look down to south carolina, georgia, there is some rain headed north in time for tomorrow afternoon, 55 degrees right now, plenty of bright sunshine and 55% relative humiditiment even good hair day today. 75 degrees, will be the high temperature, and we call that bob kelly, wonderful wednesday. >> love it when we have a good hair day, good morning everybody, 7:30, on a

wednesday, it is mike, mike, mike, what's that, hump day live look, southbound lanes, jam solid headed down toward the pennsylvania turnpike, looking live bucks county, accident right before the turnpike interchange. so, southbound lanes are jammed up behind it. sun glare, everywhere, live look at the schuylkill right before the conshohocken interchange. dealing with sun glare delays, and northeast philly headed out headed to work south on 95, bumper to bumper cottman through girard avenue. same deal in south jersey, delays up and down 295, volume and sun glare, 42, coming in toward philadelphia, heavy as well, good news, though, they reopened south park avenue, the scene of the nasty double tractor-trailer accident from monday. but just watch it, the roadways not paved. so little bit of bumpy ride as you ride through audubon today. new closure coming our way, in chester county, newtown road, will go into shutdown mode sugar town to waterloo

beginning around 9:00 today. next couple every weeks with water main, mass transit looking good. mike, alex, over to you. >> 7:31. many people asking, what would you do you if you were in a situation, a lot of people thinking what will we do happening right here in our city? >> would happen in philadelphia, mayor, good to see you. >> good to see you, alex. >> overall, what do you think about the way the off initials baltimore have been handling? >> i know you don't want to second guess another mayor. >> context, bunch of high school student get dismiss from the school, decide to act out i think in some pretty unusual ways. completely contrasting peaceful protest that is have been going on in baltimore nor some time. week or two. and still, people obviously, want answers to the freddie

gray tragic death. but, on the day of his funeral , and with family has asked, even the peaceful protesters, not the protests. hours later, we see that casino of chaos, and mayhem. the mayor, stephanie rawlings blake, friend every mine, very strong leader, engaged in the reform process with the department of justice, which we just announced the results of our same issues, with regard to officer involved shootings, and use of force, she asked justice to come in. she has to make a judgement, you know, how engaged are you going to be with a group of high school teenagers coming out of school? obviously won't stands for the kind of activity that went on out there. they had a measured approach to try to deal with it, young people and other, got out of hand, and they obviously had to call in additional resources. the city -- >> a lot of restraint. >> and working with the governor down there, you got

the baltimore police department, the state police, the national guard, and out resources, but, what's most important is that we saw the worse of a few people, monday day and monday night, and the best of most of baltimore ands yesterday, and yesterday evening, and folks coming out, doing what they need to do about their community. and that's where we really need to stay focused, and everyone of our cities, mayors across the united state, are concerned about these kind of incidents, and events, we're actually hosting group of mayors, for the next few days, cities united effort, which is focused on violence, in the african-american community, young men and boys, and so, working with mayor mitchell andrew out of new orleans, he and i have co-founded this organization, cities united, now 74 mayors, across the united state of america, have signed on, to this effort, to speak about and table, doctor

william and his feel to stem the tide of violence, democrats, republicans, these are african-american mayors, white mayors, because violence knows no party. it is a non-partisan effort to focus on l real issues of public safety, education, re-entry, population, and returning citizens, and how do we make things safer for african-american men and boys all across the united state offer? that's where we need -- >> it seems like it is very timely. will you guys be directly addressing them the situation we're seeing in baltimore? >> absolutely talking about it later this morning, in my opening remarks. and so, this is a second convening, the first was in new orleans, hosted by mayor andrew, i'm hosting the second convening. planned months ago, but as you said, alex, the timing is quite from a too tis. # four mayors part of sit it united, will probably have more than 15 on the ground, 40 some odd cities represented, you know, mayors can't always go to everything, but staff will be in place. snow is very serious

discussion, and, utilizing best practice that is all of us do share. >> do you think there should already be some type of outline and plan then? seeing unfortunately these casino every situations a rise in different cities. already hey if this happens, if there are people out, do we need to immediately have a curfew or need to do this? >> absolutely. well, you know, we certainly have our share of incidents here in the city of philadelphia. and a lot of lessons learned. we were fortunate, that miss lore ate lynch on a conversation with a bunch of mayors and other elected officials literally yesterday, in the evening, talking about the fact that, again, alex, this casino every situation could happen anywhere in the united state, so having those strategic plans in place, what do you do? if certain things happen, and how do you mobilize in a way that protect citizens, protect property, but also, protect the right to protest. and fro speech.

but as i said the other day, free speech is one thing, free stuff is something else. this is not -- >> good point. >> this is not a right to rob the liquor store, the check cashing place, the cell phone place, burn down the cvs or senior center or get yourself an if he television. this is not what this is about. this is about freddie gram. freddie gray, rather. i am thinking about miss gram in the video yesterday, the mom. >> the mom. >> who said you're not supposed to be out here. take your butt home. and deliver some tough love. >> reminds me -- >> to the son. i've -- i was in that situation when i was a kid. not the exact baltimore situation. but, i mean, i love my mom. i survived. but couple of time, you know, some love taps. >> love taps. >> she took him back to the house and they watched the coverage on tv from inside her home. >> teachable moment. >> big national teachable moment. i think people now will be doing that again.

>> don't won't be doing that again. >> i think not. >> the eagles, big night tomorrow night. we have to find some draft party to go to, do you think? anyway we can get down low enough to get marcus marie oath a? >> we want him. my gosh. did you know the birds acquired two of the best quarterbacks in franchise history? in trades? >> we have to trade to get down to number two pick. three, four of the worse and best eagles trades of all time >> okay. >> your man, i'm chanelling my inner craig saying err, but armstrong and wilson will help us out with our men fashion, coming up next.

big draft tomorrow night, aling. >> can you believe it is just tomorrow? >> yes. >> twenty-four hours. >> yes, first round of the draft pick tomorrow night, they'll do it in chicago this year, not in new york. eagles currently have the 20th pick in the first rounds. >> so the eagles will find a way to landmark us, then they

will have pull off huge trade. huge trade so thinking that far, we thought it would be a good time to look back at some of the best and worse trades. >> this might be fun. should we start? >> let's do it. >> one of the best on may 26th, 1958, the eagles acquired quarterback norm van brocklin from the los angeles rams. right? >> two years later, norm led the eagles to nfl title. he was elected to the nfl hall of fame, in 1971. 1906, we won it all. >> wow. >> goodness. >> let's go to 1995. so the eagles traded a first round pick, 22nd rounds picks to mover up to second in the first round. with that pick, the eagles selected -- >> mike. >> yes, he played six seasons with the eagles, a never lived up to the draft day hype.

meantime, tampa bayous dollars the eagles pick 12 in the first rounds, feature hall of famer warren zap. eagles fans still talk about today. >> okay, we talk about jaws, the final eagles trade we will look at, it is a wish. in 1977 the birds acquired ron jaworski, from the los angeles rams, again, in exchange for tightened, charlie young. so, jaws led the eagles to superbowl appearance, in 1980. has been a staple in our area ever since, i mean good thing. >> yes. the thing you never know which way it will go. >> never know. >> hope for the best. >> you trade and hope for the best. >> good year, all teams in the playoffs. phillies won it all against the can as city royals. >> about time. maybe once we're done, we can have all of this. >> mayor just telling us, first pitch in 2008. >> then what happened? >> they won the world series. >> yep. >> and phillies have never asked him back. >> maybe we should ask him back. maybe he is the good luck charm for the phillies.

>> next year. so will marcus be the next great eagles quarterback acquired in a trade? we will have to wait until tomorrow night, i think it all starts at 8:00 to see if they can get him. >> i'm sure all eagles fans will be like this -- >> common! >> most say they'll stay with sam bradford. >> but no one likes to believe it, even chip said i won't do that, i won't throw everything out, there we're like no, we'll get marcus. we need to see it,. >> all right, tomorrow night. >> we got to find a place to have it if you want to invite us over to your house, call us. maybe some mac and cheese? >> did youer what this? 2:00 game, what it lou lock like at the game. it is going to be empty. just the players.

there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters.

i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them.

>> 7:46, cool, dry, quiet morning, plenty of sunshine, and we will have mid-week warmth, at least for today, with highs in the mid 70s. but, watching for some showers, and cooler temperatures for the end of the work week. what's happening is there is a storm down to the south. that will become kind of coastal storm. but we don't necessarily expect it to hug the coast. it will move off shore just

far enough for us to get clouds out of it, showers, and some cooler temperatures. so here's the evidence in the seven day forecast, 75 degrees today ten out of ten, cooler tomorrow, clouds build up, maybe get some showers in the afternoon, that's a eight out of ten, with 68 degrees. and then, on friday, brr high of 59. chilly in comparison. and some showers around. then we dry out for the weaken, just in time, upper 60s saturday, mid 70s on sunday, 80s on monday and tuesday, of next week. so little bit of roller coaster ride. that's why we're here, bob, to get you through it. >> you're like the wogl disc jockey. >> and 80s. >> 7:47. live look at route one here southbound jammo headed down toward the turnpike interchange. all because after earlier accident. right near the the philly bensalem interchange. jammo on the blue route, stack and packed, mid-county tolls

headed south down toward the schuylkill expressway. back up on the benny as well, from mid-span, into center city, at eighth and vine. let's roll video from the news van on the scene of that accident. that involved the police vehicle. apparently being told the police car on it way to a robbery call, when it was involved in a accident, along crews town road just off rising sun avenue. good news, though, officer just some minor bumps and scratches taken to local hospital, well-wishers are with him. as we go to the maps again, bustleton avenue will be your best bet, as they put the investigation in play here, through the morning rush hour. your travel times, inbound on the schuylkill, and even half hour with some sun glare, and double jelly donut delay here south on 95 just under 40 minutes from wood half mean downtown. alex, back over to you. >> all right, bob. thank you. we know you're always looking dapper every morning. but, you know, there are some guys out there might need little help. spring is prime season for weddings, and proms, while much of the focus is usually

on the women, we can't forget about the men, the fellows, so quincy here to help, live in center city, what are are some of the hot trends foremen, quincey? >> first of all, this red coat as you can see, looking sharp, and i have, thank up, guys, armstrong and wilson, you guys are like the fashion icons here in the city. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> we try. we know. we try to fit in. >> now, what are some of the fashion tips, or fashion, you know, trends for weldings and and proms coming up? >> all about the polish look, all about the subtle details, whether they be the pocket squares, vest cents, all of those things play a part when putting the form a.m. look together. >> and definately something timeless. whenever you wear a tux, you are going to a special event. you are not wearing it to a funeral, wedding, prom, a picture saying hey, i look good in that tux 20 years down the line. >> we have three models coming

down. >> these are our guys. first wu dwayne, we call him the master, you know, he is always well put together. so duane has shaw jacket dinner jacket, i love the gray plaid pants. breaks it up. gives it little more diversity to his look. then he has white pock square with the rose budd. pulls it altogether with the burgundy tie. very sharp, very classic, very timeless. >> okay. >> next look? >> next look we have tim. tim is one of our cool guys here, you know, we dressed him up with something really classic. your standard black and white, white bowtie, of course armstrong and wilson pocket square there is type of look here will be in style forever. you know, whenever you look at those oscar's, grammy action, everyone will wear your block text ad owe, he can look at his wedding pictures, prom pictures, 20 years down the line there is tuxedo will still be in style. notched lapel. >> who is next? >> last we have phil. >> philly phil. >> philly phil, the mayor of

the city right here. philly phil. we have phil, now, phil right here wearing a navy tuxedo. this right here is your one button peak lapel. and he has classic pant on, as women, nice vest, the reason we want to show people the vest here is because when you are wearing vests in the summertime or spring, a loft guys say i don't want to wear no vest, too hot, too warm, and that's the reason y you can take the jacket off and still be considered dressed. so the vest keeps you together. because that's what's going to keep you warm as wearing this jacket through any type of season, you know, when you are doing a wedding or outside wedding event stuff for the summer. >> got you. we have one last guy, back here. >> look. we got to clap for this guy. look at him. we got q deezy, all media man. >> how is this looking? >> apple red. >> what i was trying do here trying to break up with the picnic polo right here that i was doing. >> there go.

>> next hour, with the spring fashion, summer fashion, armstrong and wilson. >> definitely. >> alex, back to you, in the studio. >> wow. >> some of these guys are single, some of these guys are sing. >> i here go. here you go. >> al inning, some of these guys are single. >> and they're dressed for the wedding already. >> oh, my goodness. >> go right to the service. >> this is a love match. >> smokey robinson here. >> high, alex. >> hi, alex. >> sounds like barry white. >> hello alex. >> and then there is me. okay, have you ever heard this term? a humble brag. you know? oh, i'm so tired of people asking me about my work out routine. i don't look that good. >> uh-huh. >> sure you do. sure you do. that's what you are looking for. >> so, we will tell you why people like that are like this don't have any friends. >> that's right. >> with preston and steve, but first, this video will take your breath away. oh, the kids were trying to

get on their bus when an s.u.v. barrels through the intersection, almost knocks him down. we will show you the rest of this video, because it is even worse.

>> help owe everybody. have you ever heard this term, humble brag. let me explain it to you, and your listeners, harvard researchers find this humble brag, bragging mask by a complaint, rather. let me gave you a exam job okay. >> well, i'm so tired of people mistaking me for halle barre. >> oh, so tiring. >> so basically dragging -- bragging. >> your a february g for compliments. >> deflection, yes. hate when people do that. you know? i'm considered quite attractive man. >> you hate when people say that. >> hate when people say that.

and i guess, so they're saying there are medical aspect to this, psychological? humble brag? to me, just annoying. >> quite annoying. >> yes. >> because can anyone, is there anyone on earth who can't see through that tactic of doing that slight deflection, so that you can loud yourself? i find annoying that there is a word humble brag, yes, personally. you know? >> stop making up these stupid words. >> if you were to humble brag, how would you do it? >> that's really toughment look at me. >> where do i begin? >> i feel bad because i had oysters last night and i think they're coming back to haunt me. >> oh, god. >> too much. >> i'm so tired of all my co-workers being in the rest room during the commercial breaks. >> that doesn't count. >> i don't think you're

bragging if you portray the fact you occasionally go to the bathroom. that's not real a brag. guess who goes to the bathroom? dow. >> right. >> what would you guys brag about then? >> we are so heff-critical. you know? preston was not model for awhile, maybe that wash did. >> i mean, i look pretty good, right? >> of course you get tired of people telling you all the time? >> she just flat out brags. eliminate. >> i'm but the full. >> i read it is better to go ahead and just straight up brag, than to do this around about way about it. and if people would appreciate your honesty, although see you as probably a far as owe cyst in the process. >> go ahead, back about it, don't go the back door and do it, proud of something, be proud. >> shut up, yes. avenue friend great guitarist, always talks about how terrible he is.

i wonder if that's the same thing as -- i call him out on it, know, you just want people to tell you how good you are. >> then might use a humble brag. >> i get tired every people calling me john holmes. anyway, we have to move on. coming up 8:00. good day, what is it? >> the 29th. >> april the 29th, 2015, ya. >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >> west baltimore, state of emergency continues, where city officials say the curfew here works. we'll have live report coming up as this city begins to heal. chris? >> all right, chris, thank you. near seattle, brush with death. three children nearly killed before getting on their school bus, suv barrelled in, nearly plowed them down. soup, good morning. >> good morning, it is a good

morning, good looking morning, and we've got double dilling its for today. but it is not going to stay that way. you'll need to find out the rest of the forecast, coming up, quincy. >> and men sometimes we can dress, we have a problem dressing, with armstrong and wilson, and you guys are going to help with us our casual wear. >> know how to break tull. don't always have to be in a suit. >> coming up. back to you guys. >> all right,. >> listen to this. >> mike, mike, mike. what day is it? >> it is good day. >> what day is it? >> good day of course. >> mike, mike, mike. >> it is good day philadelphia. >> every day, but today is of course a hump day. >> it is a ten, fantastic. >> if you want to take half

day, or at least have some lunch outside this is the day, recess outside today. bus stop buddy, wear a jacket for now. will not need it later on, get ready for the possibility of some showers tomorrow. and friday. today, no, 59 degrees, it is beautiful, sunshine, 8-mile per hour winds, low humidity, perfect, 57 degrees, tonight down to 55, see increasing clouds, talk about the possibility of the showers coming up, and give you the weekend forecast, all ahead in the seven day. bob kelly, how are you doing? >> the day the nuns would let us out in the school yard to play little extra time for recess. >> bumper from kurland all the way up headed toward the airport. an accident, route a five, in south jersey, northbound, right at route 322. and the glassboro interchange. and update on the accident in bustleton, involved police

vehicle, earlier this morning. minor injuries to the officer, but there was fuel spill, and an investigation underway, crews town road still block, at rising sun avenue. travel times for the schuylkill expressway about 31 minute, throw some sun glare in the middle coming around the conshy curve south 95 wood half tone downtown about a 41 minute trip, to make it into center city. otherwise mass transit looking good with no delays. mike, alec, back to you. >> thank you, bob. 8:02, top store thinks morning, police looking for the armed robbery of college student north philadelphia home. this is around 10:30 last night. temple university sent alert on the school's twitter confirming investigators responded to the 1500 block of north 13th street, where the crime happened. the university said no one was injured during the robbery. a portion. northeast roadway closed off, while police investigate an officer involved crash. the accident happened along crust town road. between rising sun and blood field avenue.

this is around 5:00 this morning, investigators say the officer was responding to robbery, at the wawa, on grant avenue. that officer has been taken to the hospital, but there is no official word on the office ever's condition. one of our photographers, dave, with one of those smoke canisters. get out of the way. yes, police officers down there, you see, smoke canisters to try to disperse crowds last night. you saw what happened. protesters were met not just with smoke, but pepper bullets, they have these lil rounds bullet, when they hit you, pepper spray pops out of them. i also had armored vehicles, you know, you saw the national guard in there now. police trying to keep the calm, and enforce a curfew, took place at 10:00 p.m. >> yes, now chris is there live with what's happening this morning. >> much different look. hi, chris? >> yep, what a difference eight hours makes here, in west baltimore, guys. >> this was the very

intersection, where clashed with protesters about 10:30 last night. look at it today. little debris on the roadway, but normal, life in baltimore, starting to get back to normal here. >> see dozens every police officers line each corner, you see, they're still armed. they still have their protective gear on. you have to see this. look, this is what it is all about, though. >> you see parent walking their children to school. this is what it look like for most of the day yesterday.

>> (we want peace! ♪ >> these are the pictures much of baltimore wanted to you see, several mars and rallies, high energy, peaceful mars, community groups, cheerleaders were out. this is all happening, just feet away from a huge line of armed police officer, that have been holding the line, trying to keep the peace here, in baltimore. they were about a dozen arrests for breaking curfew last night, two arrests for looting, but, city officials are saying, guys, that the curfew worked. and i just want to talk to you couple of personal notes that i've noticed here, from what i have been here. you saw that vvs guy, right across the street. show that real quick.

yes, this is how it is impacting the community. not just the cvs. you can understand how they're impacted. but, there were hundreds of elderly people who were without their medications this morning. volunteers had to gather to get their medications, people depend dollars on these stores for food, that they need food now. it is a much kind of different baltimore now, but, again, a city you can just tell trying to get the reenergized, of course, won't be back to normal. talking all day about the baseball game today, orioles-white sox, it will be played at 2:00 but for for the first time in major league baseball, played without a crowd. not open to the public. so those casino of things that it will take a while to get back to normal. but, that is where we are. but certainly, a far cry from where we were couple of nights ago. >> great job, chris. all right, it will be on tv. >> it will be interesting. >> nobody in the stands. >> when they do the close shots, see nobody sitting hine

them in the stands. just empty seats. >> casino of like a marlins game. >> maybe sketch people in? >> you know, they did that in a move. >> i oh, steve keeley was talking about that earlier this morning. >> the natural. they used the stadium up in buffalo. they didn't have enough people, enough extras for the outfield, so they put painted pictures of people out there. >> look at it closely when you watch the natural. >> okay. >> just to see. >> well, riding in baltimore also having effect, i just mentioned that. >> talking about the fact of the orioles game. >> we told but that, 2:00 this afternoon, won't have a crowd there. it will look like that, that's an empty stadium. >> first time in 145 year history. >> 145 years of baseball. how about that? >> that game in baltimore will bring back memories what happened here in philadelphia, that was back in 1964. >> when we had rioting in this city city in august of 64, riots took place here for three days after tensions between after concern american and the

police billing up for several monthsment sounds familiar? riots began after rumors spread pregnant woman was killed by police. on the street of philadelphia. >> so the phillies were in pit burying during the riots. but when they returned, on september 1st, they had a game with the houston colt 45's. remember them? now, of course you don't. but fans are also allowed -- fans were allowed inside the game, but about 50 police officers patrolled the stadium, and hundreds more were outside of the stadium. >> police also ordered that beer not be sold during that game. >> so about 13,000 fans showed up, to watch that game. >> baltimore mom speaks out, smacking her son around during monday -- >> oh, the mom said she was slobbing and angered to see her son in the crowd. saw him on tv. walk outside, ya, that's my son, even though all covered up she recognized him. >> her son was allegedly throwing rocks at police officers and gram says no

parent wants to see their child behaving like that. so shear is what she had to say about it. >> low and behold, i turn around, and i flock this crowd, and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on, and a maskment at that pointy just lost it. >> yes, she said her biggest regret she don't want her son to become another freddie gray. gray died after suffering spinal cord injuries in police custody. this is her only son, she has six children, her only son, couldn't stand to see him doing that. >> i felt like you noah mother, she always knows had her child s she was standing across the street. he had a mask on, all could you see were her eyes, she saw him and said that is my son. let me go get him. >> now she did. and now famous all around the world. kit cat kline, are you in in the control room? could you get couple of containers of wine that's on my desk? >> i think i have those. >> perfect. i have to start going to the

del for the music this summer, thursday, do you have one down there? >> i do. let me get it. >> put in your purse oring? >> i know the woman who invent in the product. and i want to talk to her about it. >> giuliana, we have to get her on, we will get her on the show today to explain these new little wine things. i want to taste it. live on tv. >> oh, yes, break out it out. >> brush with death. three children nearly kill before boarding their school bus. the suv that barrelled in, and almost plowed them down.

this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> 8:13, watch this, this is suv comes this close to killing about three kids. >> and now, the police are looking for the driver involved in this. chris, do you have the video that we need to see here? >> it is unbelievable, guys. oh, if you're a parent, this is really hard stuff to watch. specially right now.

what is it, 8:15, a lot of them, about to get on the bus if they haven't already. this happened friday in a suburb of seattle. here is the video being cameras installed on the school because caught the whole thing. look at that! can you imagine if the kids stepped another half stepfather? >> wouldn't be here. >> the bus was stopped with its flashing red lights on, and that arm down that says in big red stop. the white suv passes the bus on the shoulder of the road just as the kids were about to get on, yes, on the shoulder of the road. one of the kids talked about this, near death experience. >> i was just unhappy. could have hit me. i just think, man, why would someone do that? they just stop right there. they could at least honk or something. but not try to run kids over. >> oh, doesn't she put it well? police are hoping tips from the public will load them to that driver. now, video, like that, of

course, as we said, every parents' nightmare, luckily, everyone is okay. okay, couple of things. looks like a bronco, doesn't it? like an old model bronco? >> it does. >> again, the bus stopped on the side of the road. >> and whenever a school bus stops, you know there are flashing lights. >> i got that. i got that. but so the bronco is on the shoulder, where it is not supposed to be, because you never have a bus way over here and you have to cross traffic to get to the bus. >> yes. >> so the suv had to go all the way around on the shoulder -- >> maybe two lane highway. >> no, no, no, no. he is on the shoulder. >> no, that's what i am saying, he couldn't go the other way, so trying it pass the bus, maybe that's why he went on the shoulder? >> you never pass a bus, that's why the blinking lights are. >> we're all saying very obvious things.

>> what was that important that he was in that much of a h.u.p.ie? >> thank you. >> common! >> was he drunk? >> really. we will check the pollen forecast for today. because it is not good. we've got high pollen count for today. medium high for tomorrow. by friday, down to medium medium because of the possibility of some rain, so always trade off. so take your medication if you have seasonal allergies today, you will need it. high pressure to control, it is a perfect weather day, watching two low pressure systems, that will be combining and moving up the coast. coastal storm, but it really looks like it will end up being an off-shore storm, which means, clouds for us, and the possibility of rain, but not a direct hit. you see this projection of the low pressure system moving off shore tonight, throwing back clouds, late day showers, maybe affecting your afternoon commute. morning tomorrow, should look much like today. pretty good. friday, this is when we get the chance of rain. it comes pretty close to us.

moves further inland, little further off shore, we won't have so much. but we can promise you some cooler temperatures for friday. and probably mostly cloudy skies. back to the sunshine, 59 degrees in the city, ooh mount pocono, 51 lancaster, reading 56. atlantic city, 56, 55 in dover. beautiful morning. wind picking up little bit. high temperature 75 degrees, looks great for today. start off nice, then clouds and showers in the afternoon colder at the shore, saturday, sunday, we recover pretty nicely, we get into the 80s by early next week. so, it is a little up and down there, bob kelly. >> looking forward to the 80s, next week, wow. 8:17, good morning, everybody, live look at i59, lots of

sunshine, and lot of jams. northbound 95, heavy curl land all the way up through the commodore barry. new accident on the roosevelt boulevard, right at adams avenue. it is in the outer drive of the southbound lanes safety awareness day, they have about 400 employees out at 100 train stations, passing out some information on how to stay safe, specially, these new err trains that they're bringing on now, so quiet, you can barely even hear them. folks out on the platforms ticking or listening to music, trying to make sure that they keep everybody safe. so see them out there all throughout the morning. 422 eastbound, some sun glare, and delays from oaks into 202, 202 west chester up to the schuylkill, about 17 minute ride. and mass transit, looking good, no problems there, mike, alex, back over to you.

>> a for closed home, there is this cat inside, living by itself. >> her name sprinkles. sprinkles found alive, animal workers say the cat 33-pound. so in human weight, 700 pounds person. >> oh,. >> yes, sprinkles also covered in mice and fleece, unclear why the cat was left hine. sea isle cat, inning had put on very strict diet. will need tummy tuck to get rid of some of the extra skin once sprinkles loses weight. >> they do tummy tux on cats? i'll be darn. >> i didn't know that either. >> why is the cat so fat if there was nobody in the snows abandoned home? >> luckily sprinkles was adopted. >> apparently sprinkles likes the sprinkles, a lot of them. so there is our plan. we will get that cat into our studio tomorrow. what do you say? >> i would love to meet sprinkles. >> yep. talk about the importance of not over feeding your cat. >> we don't want doctor oz to

be mad at us, so not doing it. >> from broadway to philly explain. >> you can now see kinky boots at the forest theater. >> oh,. >> but free performance just for us. >> oh! >> this will be a special rendition, only see here on "good day". >> cast of one. first, friends tv reunion. >> courtney cox talks about why they haven't gotten back together again. well, show she is blaming. >> oh, okay. >> ♪

there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that.

but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. >> forest wheel in orlando. >> it is in orlando, you miss something during the commercial break, i'm very upset about it, but just typical. murphy's law. nick wallenda, he is on top of one of the cars, of course, flying wallenda fame, he likes to tightrope across very dangerous things. well, over the last hour or so

the ferris wheel was spinning, and he was walking on the street structure of it as it turned. >> that's right. he said first time he's done something on like moving vukovich tour, he's known for doing lots of stunts. >> yes. >> he finished, walked on top of one of the cars, at the apex, he's talking his face-off to somebody. >> maybe explaining what he is doing, now that's finished? started around 8:15, so only about ten minutes kind of thing. >> how long can you really do it? >> hey, i would take my time. i don't know about you. >> the times i've walk on ferris wheels, i spread it out over an hour. i best that's a camera he is talking into. >> probably. >> i want to go down and ride t avenue been on the london eye, it is fantasticment and people, oh, gosh, almost passed out. people for years have talk about putting a giant fern is wheel like that down penn's landing, you have something like that to.

>> atlanta just got one. >> so this is like the new thing. >> yes. >> where would we put it? >> pens landing. >> nice to have it there. >> been 11 years since the big hit show friends, went off the air. so talk of reunion,. >> watched monarchs rachael, joey, a lot of coffee, courtney cox was asked by the possibility of a friends reunion, everyone wants a reunion. >> okay. >> so the actress said that every time they try, someone always flakes out. >> always the same guy. >> and then, yes, place fully hinted it was david. who is the one to blame. right? >> he was the most annoying of all of the characters. oh. >> so while friends movie isn't going to happen, courtney cox about joke that monica would get her own spin off. >> really? >> we will be watching the monica spin off of friends? >> she has been very successful with that other show she does. courtney cox, common, what does she do, sue?

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>> lots to smile about today. just like your pal bus stop budd i wear those sha shades and maybe jacket this morning. but you will not need it later on, that's why it is double digits today. it is going to be so beautiful. we don't expect any clouds, or

any showers, until tomorrow. 48% relative humidity, pretty guide. even good hair day on top. 75 degrees our high, sunny, breezy, just perfect, and tonight, down to 55, with increasing clouds, we will talk about that seven day forecast, just ahead. but bob kelly is here, right now, with a problem. where is this? >> at least your hair is perfect. fifty-nine not perfect. right in the middle of your screen, disable vehicle, left lane 95 south, and that's where everybody's coming out of the northeast this morning, so bumper to bumper from woodhaven road all the way down 95 the opposite way crash on the boulevard, outer drive, at adams avenue. police on the scene there, back to you. >> bob, if you want to eat great food in the name of great cause, listen up. tomorrow you can do both. while dining out, for life. so some 200 restaurants and ten food trucks, are taking part in the annual fundraiser.

so here to tell us all about the event spokesperson designer who you'll recognize from sees son eight at project runway, and jessica dean, chris buyer, from jg domestic, right? >> yep. >> yes, wonderful. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this is a big anniversary, the 25th anniversary. >> yes, the 25th anniversary, dining out for life, started right here, in philly, by a staffer action aids. >> started out with a hands full of restaurants, now it has grown to over 200 restaurant right here. really, goes on for great cause. wonderful thing that i love about it is that all the money that's raised, stays local. >> that's wonderful. how much, like 4 million, right? >> 4 million, yes. >> all we have to do is go and eat? >> that's it? >> come on, now, how would you do that? >> coy do that. so chris, tell us, where from j -- >> right next to 30th street station. >> so this is something that we can possibly eat tomorrow never. >> yes, it is. >> all right. >> smells good.

>> this is our barbeque pull pork sandwich. over here, i have basically broken down into the ingredients of it. >> okay. >> kaiser roll here. this is the pork shoulder, it gets cook for a long slow time. so -- >> how long? >> four and a half hours. about four, four and a half hours. important thing with barbeque, be patient, slow and low. good for summertime. >> i can manage that. >> take it easy have, beer or two, maybe nice ice cream. >> so drinking while were you making this, is that what you are saying? >> you can if you want. you can if you want. >> should we start making it? >> we can start making it. >> i'll help you out here. i have a couple of the vegtables here you might have in your garden. >> oh, totally have garden, yes. >> yes, do you. >> you have red onion here, boston bib lettuce. domestic, we don't use any of these, great to have that stuff available to you if you want to use it in your home. don't always have to do. >> what do you guys do in the restaurant? the meat? >> just the meat and coal shaw, finish offer with the

little bit of scallions. >> what's in this coal shaw here? >> cabbage, apple cider vin gang, cream fresh. >> this sauce, sometimes people do vinegar base, some mayo base, what base do we have smear. >> barbeque sauce? different region, more, sometimes brown sugar, vinegar, tomato, casino of collaboration of all of them. taking the best of both worlds, making it into one sauce. >> so we have some whole grain mustard, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, toy matos, so casino of encapsulates all of the barbeque sauce so to speak. >> get all of the worlds here together. >> take my job. >> of course i'll take a bite here. >> if we can't go out there what other restaurant, who do we find a list?

>> it is tomorrow, dino, i still have time to make reservation, whole list of all of the participating restaurant, definitely dining out for life. com. >> one night only? >> one night only. but wonderful thing about is that there is opportunities. so, you just have breakfast, have lunch, you have dinner, go out for little snack. and i think it is really perfect opportunity to continue the conversation about it. take your friends out, take your mom out. >> there is a percentage that goes to action aids, but also, to other local aso's. >> wonderful, started right here in philly so of course weaver to support this. >> yes. >> well, thank you so much. looking forward to t now, we won't feel as guilty out there, right? why not? >> hot new hairstyle trend, from the top stylists in the city. how you can get the look!

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>> okay, american idol, down to the final five, ladies and gentlemen, what, three, jen, three boys. >> we have three boys, okay? we have two girls, we will talk about the girls in just a second, so, clark beckham, one of the people that of one is loving. he is not my favorite boy. but i will tell you that the young fans love clark. >> ♪

>> risky what you did. what's happening? everybody knows the song so well. but every day you sang it beautifully, and i think keith is right. your strength when you tap into the emotion of the song. >> okay, he wins. >> oh, funny, his last name beckham. in the audience they have signs bends it like beckham. but he is adorable. another guy, baby face, sort of looks like dave kinchen. he got the save and he needed it. >> oh, oh,. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> oh! >> crazy. >> guys hate me. >> it was a great way to finish the show, to fight, you are such a fighter, which i lover about you. you are not going down! >> the audience, they love i alex, you love him, as well? >> yes, seems great. >> the energy. >> i didn't love nick in the beginning of the season. i don't know, just wasn't feeling it. but, now, ladies and gentlemen, nick is my favorite boy. >> oh. >> ♪

>> i'm like that's not very cool, you know? and yet you make it look cool. >> but this week it is more like way down here, and way better, man. >> i use that for one reason, that's keith urban being mike jerrick. you know mike, all about the props for you, brother. do you believe keith your ban now has to rely on props. that will be off camera. so, tonight, this was a -- i know mike you have been spending a lot of time at the bed bath and beyond, cutting coupons, i encourage to you invest, tonight not when al sex throwing a bing one, it is tonight. >> all right. last dude kind of adam levini shall. >> no, he's not. >> like i said. >> the hair, maybe? the hair. it is the hair. >> but would you make out with

him? >> would you make out with him? >> i would make out with him. >> all right, quinn i -- quincey? >> i think he is still getting dressed up. >> yes, doing casual wear now. you can't even tell, because i look so smooth. armstrong and wilson, casual men's wear coming up next. just look over there, guys.

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>> getting you ready, what gorgeous start, everything in bloom. right now, hopefully you don't have too many allergies to deal with today. dry, cool, quiet morning, you saw that outside. mid week warmth, though, highs in the mid 70s, but don't get used to it, showers in our outlook for tomorrow possibly, friday, as well. along with cooler temperatures. so right now fine, up ear's in philadelphia, and lower mid 50's, just about everywhere else. there you go. 59 degrees in the city. fifty-eight in wilmington, 59 down in dover. here is your seven day forecast, 57 degrees today, it is a ten, 68 tomorrow. showers, possible, late in the day, and we could have on and off showers with clouds, chilly temperatures on friday. once you get through that, weekend looks terrific, especially sunday, broad street run on sunday, daytime

highs 75 degrees, in the 60s when you get started in the morning, and then, by monday, tuesday, we are talking, mike, alex, high temperatures in the 80s. >> oh, i can live with that. >> yes. >> spring clothing. >> and you need to be casual, right? you want to be cool? >> casual. >> in every way. quincy cool guy. >> every day. >> we have to say hi to jean, jean's in dows towel. >> hey, jean, where are you? >> exactly. >> why are you not here? article strong and wilson, last hour talk about prom gear. this hour doing little casual. definitely trying to go casual this year. if you want to have a cool, calm casual look for the spring, summer. motto ontario, and phil, tim,

duane, these guys got their own personal style. >> okay. so, ontario, what's this look right here? >> this right here, i'm playing little bit. crocodile dundee, the cotton jacket, white pants, but so clean, still polished, the love err shoes, he can go out to dinner, rittenhouse square, spring, summer look, you know? >> now, when can you start wearing white pants? >> man, what is the rule with that. >> man, white. you can do it whenever, you know? whenever you feel comfortable in it, just do it. >> depends on person's individual. a lot of people tend to wear it when the weather gets warmer out. but do while all year around. >> and do pocket square? >> do you have do it up. just that finish touch like we talked about with the formal wear. everything about those final details you put to your look, that's it. >> now who do we we have next? >> my man duane, the master. >> it is cool. i like how he breaks it up, doing just a vest, you know, nice linen pants. white shirt. really polished. and he still finishes off with the pocket square. just because you have without

the jacket, you can still wear pocket square with the vest. so ties everything together. >> kind of looks a little boardwalk empire look. >> he is killing it. and the no socks. >> no socks. >> is len, you got to be little sexy in the summer. show some skin. that's how you got to do it. >> little skin. >> lotion on the ankles. >> oh, okay. who do we have next? >> we have tim. >> okay, what's tim's look? >> you know, your cool, calm, casual, business at the same time, no tie, light weight summer sweater t some linen dress slacks there, black shoes, pink shirt, you know. >> like that, tim. >> women love a main that can wear pink. >> look closely has the heart, this man wears heart on his sleeve. cool guy. >> who do we have coming last? >> we have phil, a/k/a the mayor of the city right there. this is phil, looking polished. he has that miami vice type of jacket right there. but this right here, you know, beautiful, beautiful color, black slacks, fitted. the driver shoe down, but can

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thstudents intwo hphiladelphia.nd jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

>> lots of sunshine, causing delays, about 13 minute trip, late start on 202 north, from west chester, up through the schuylkill expressway. twenty minute trip, schuylkill sun glare at the curve. big delay, south nine at from wood half mean downtown, that's from earlier accident, at girard avenue. mike, alex, back over to you. >> okay, so, hells kitchen, right, with gordon ramsey as the chef. philly very well represented. two people, you got millie medically. >> yes? >> and then you got christine hazel, right? >> have been representing philly well. >> so one of them went home last night. this is what happened on hells

kitchen! >> hells kitchen ... christine . >> your time at hells kitchen is over. >> you know, from chicky as and piece. so, millie left. still rooting for him? >> true. we can. >> and so apparently, christine, missed ingredient in her rosoto, bread pudding little too dry, student at the art institute of philadelphia. and she worked at chickie's and pete's. so chef millie, he owns the triple play bar and grill. it is on hunting park avenue. >> he has very long period. >> yes, he does. he was great, he came in here, was very nice. so we've been supporting both of them. hopefully chef millie will lead the way. >> millie. from philly. >> that's right. >> you know, times, they're

changing. >> are they changing? >> not really. in two parent families, where mom and dad both have jobs, who does most of the work around the house? the parent pulling more weight at home next.

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>> ♪ >> i don't know if you saw what chris murphy wore in. >> oh, my goodness. >> very kinky. >> oh, he is a kinky man all right. >> he knows how to model it. >> wow. >> those are over his thighs, i mean, all the way up his thighs. nice. >> oh, my gosh. >> i think probably because he is ready for a performance this morning, can be i boots.

>> we have a cast member from kinky boots, will sing for just just a little bit. >> i wonder if chris will be joining. >> by the way, they actually have brought in real boots. that one every cuss wear. >> oh, my goodness. >> and they're kinky. so the reason why i have this. this is wine. i know it looks like what, bottled water? >> sure, yes. >> shapely. but that's actually moss katow -- moscato. >> take this off. >> we will peel it down here. >> i thought it was one big cup of wine. but it is two. >> look at. that will so everyone, well, let me not break it. >> look at that so, anyway, i figure out who makes this. it is that giuliana ransit woman. her. we will talk about that. she says they'll do fashion police again on e. starting in the fall. >> we have to talk to her about that. this is in the headlines a lot. >> oh, testy on that show.

>> plus, who are the sexiest women in the world? people magazine, named kate upton the sexiest woman alive. but she is not even in the top five on this new list. the surprising picks. >> well, oh, i know which magazine did it. oh, okay. >> hot hair for spring. >> ladies, listen up, we have some sexy new hauer styles. from top stylist here in the city how you can get the look, it is all natural, all natural. >> still doing a lot of the housework. >> two parent families fawn working moms still doing most of the housework traditionally considered to be a wife's duty. talking about the laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, taking care of kids, doctors appointsments, working moms are taking care of it all. and this is