shot 12 times, then run over by a car. what police found on the victim after they arrived on the scene. >> and would you like a terror application? document found during the raid that killed osama bin laden, the questions listed on a membership application, that probably sounds familiar to you. >> oh, my gosh. >> when is a sale not a sale? why some people say that jc penny is actually ripping you off by always having a sale. >> because if it is always on sale, then it is not a sale. >> no re. >> rihanna swears by it, hillary duff is also a fan. we will show you how this works. >> why is she driving an omlet around? oh, is that a pizza. >> she's hungry. she has to eat, mike. it is really smart, you know,

you know, along those gala's and thinks, true. >> take awe week to eat that pizza anyway this hydro facial supposed to be kind of the in thing. high powered, like taking a high pressure hose to your face. >> wow. get rid of your wring unless. >> i don't know. >> can you do that? >> moisturizer, look at this, no. let me finish my quest. >> okay. >> railroad crossings, here come the cars. how do you spell it without any r's? >> i don't know. >> phat. how do you spell that? >> oh,. >> phat. >> you know? this is how we get all tuned up during the commercial break. >> that's right. >> do you want me to a limerick? there once was a man. >> and moving on, sue if. >> look at the number of the days, not as high as yesterday's was. remember we had a ten, ten worthy yesterday for that. not so much today. six out of ten. we put the rain gear on bus

stop buddy for later on, mostly cloudy right now, but we could see sprinkle or two, before the morning is through, and some places, it looks like, some of the rain getting into lancaster county now. and maybe into the delaware, and southern new jersey. so, as dry as we thought it was going to be this morning, you may see sprinkle or two. 56 degrees, right now, and for the rest of the morning it looks like mostly cloudy, maybe sprinkle or two. and then another chance of rain, this afternoon, maybe a peak of sunshine, but we get to early high of only 62 degrees. will tim proof this weather before the holiday weekend? the answer to that question coming right up. bob kelly? >> good morning, 7:02. as we look live, from skyfox over what's left of this tractor-trailer that was engulfed in flames here on the westbound side between the 29 e-zpass and the downingtown interchange. you see fire crews here, they put foam all over the roadway to casino every contain the

gasoline and the flames. but it was holding trash so pouring water on the burning wreckage here, also on the trash to make sure that it doesn't kick up again. even got the front ends loader from the turnpike out here, blocking that right lane. but looking at roughly 3-mile back up, already, on the westbound side. so let's go to the maps. here getting ready to step out the front door, your best bet again instead of heading west on the pennsylvania turnpike, the actual scene right here between 29 and downingtown, jump off at valley forge, and head south on 202, to the bypass, you'll pick up 100 get back on at downingtown, one on downingtown good to go, but the westbound side, that's tied up this morning. south on 95, starting to see that delay from cottman avenue, in toward the betsy, then the big jam into girard through the construction, schuylkill running slow pretty much kop through conshy into downtown, rush hour underway.

giddy up, devon horse show opens up today, a lot of extra volume along lancaster avenue specially first couple of days through this holiday weekend from 8:00 a.m. all the way up to the evening hours. then tomorrow of course the big push, the rush heading to the shore, just keep in mind, the freeway, whole new traffic pat earn there, at 295, and then once you're down the shore, the ocean drive, the town sent inlet bridge not complete yet. they'll keep it in the up-right position so the boats can go under. but you're going to have to go all the way back to the parkway, to gain access between sea isle city and avalon. so that is going to be a hot mess for this holiday weaken. otherwise, mass transit at the moment, looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> if your bridge is up for more than four hours, 7:04. wild story overnight. >> yes, man shot, then hit by a car, but the two incidents are not related. >> he was shot 12 times, laying in the street, some guy runs over him. drunk guy.

steve's at the round house. >> well, mike, one cop here at headquarters said you don't get much more violent demise than this. this is about as bad as it gets. a live one moment, then shot with 12 bullet and run over with four wheels a minute later. >> at least 12 shot were fired, found 12 spent shell casings, within inches, some feet from where the victim collapsed which is indication that he was the intended target. and also, it indicated he was shot from point blank range. we did find a nearby business in the area, it does have exterior surveillance cameras. so hopefully those cameras recorded something, that could help us with our investigation. right now, we do not have a motive for the shooting. but it is just a very unusual homicide for our shooting victim, after having been shot multiple times, he fell down

on girard avenue, and then, was run over by a 79 year old male, who had to be stopped by police, two blocks away, in that 79 year old male is in custody for drunk driving. >> another car that drove by inbetween the shooting, well, while that was going on, and the accused drunk driving running over the victim. that's cup ill driving by. one of the victims goes through the victim into their driver side door through front seat and just narrowly missions both of those people. so it could have been worse. this guy, who was pronounced dead for precisely at midnight as the clock struck 12 with the 12 bullet inside of him, he also had a loaded gun on him, along with crack cocaine, which may help police find the motive along with the surveillance camera that they had on the corner grocery thereon girard avenue. mike, alex being wondering how long it takes to fire 12 bullets from semiautomatic, less than one and a half second. not like this killer is standing over him very long to

do. >> this one and a half second. the power of these gun on the street. >> point blank range. >> 7:07. well, another multiple shooting overnight. norristown, police investigating a shooting there. un identify the man shot multiple times, just before 11:30 last night, on the 100 block of pearl street. he was flown to thomas jefferson university hospital. his condition is not being released, and so far there have been no arrests. >> in a south philadelphia high school student is recovering this morning, she was seriously hurt in a fight with another student. but this wasn't a typical fight. >> she was stabbed in the face with scissors. jenny, is at south philadelphia high. >> good morning, alex, mike. police tell us they did make arrest, arrested female student here from south philadelphia high school. at this point we don't know who she is, what her motive. we know the victim now at the hospital recovering. apparently the fight started inside the school, spilled outside, after school was dis missed headed down alleyway

across the street on flat street. happened about 3:30, police say the 17 year old female victim stabbed under the eye, in the arm, and abdomen, police believe the weapon was a pair of zest scissors. victim's mom approached our reporter chris o'connell lalls night shared her daughter's versions every events saying she was trying to protect a friend instead became a victim. >> i got a phonecall saying that my daughter got stabbed, and she's in jefferson hospital. and i rushed up here, as soon as i got the news. and i was just in shock, because right in front of the school like, what was the child doing with scissors anyway? >> to me it is horrible. no normal fistfight no more. what happened to the fistfights? >> take it to another level. >> take it to another level. then you're in school. back in the day when we was growing up, the whole neighborhood watched us. you can't say nothing to more to these kids because the parents are ignorant. i blame home. >> she is recovering right now in the recovery room. she is in stable condition.

and they -- she has five or six stitches right near her eye, just missed her eye. so thank god it didn't go in her eye. >> and police tell us that they did find the weapon pair of scissors on the street. now they are going through surveillance video to see whether or not additional student don't have been involved in this fight, mike, alex. >> 7:09. >> the brother accused of killing a philadelphia police officer waived their preliminary hearing yesterday. >> yes. this is casino of odd. attorneys for carlton hips and ramon williams say they wanted to spare the family of sergeant robert wilson iii from watching the surveillance video of this shooting out that ended their loved one's life. the family of the slain officer headed to court with a police escort, you just saw it there, for what was bound to be a very difficult day for them. >> officer wilson's grandmother, his sister, his brother, cousins, aunts, uncles, the entire family is

here, this was a rough part of the process for them. and they are hoping that the judicial process gives them little bit of closure. >> police officer friends who said she has seen this surveillance video, unbelievably gruesome. prosecutors reveal that if you watch the video, you see and hear 39 shots inside of that game stop store in north philadelphia. six of the bullets hit officer wilson. six. >> update something else that was going on, line out the door and down the block at this cicci hoagies in south philadelphia. chris was thereon good day. we told you ci -- ricc planned to donate $2 of every sandwich sold to the officer wilson iii's familiment some members of the philadelphia police department tweeted that more than a thousand sandwiches were sold yesterday. >> a thousand until. >> we love that the line was out the door and around the block. the community coming together

for his family. >> sure s nicely done. almost 7:11. >> well, there is new details of the investigation of the amtrak train derailment. the railroad union now says engineer brandon bostian had grueling shift before the crash. >> oh, cents it says delays on his train to washington, dc, he was based out of new york sit, the train to washington, dc, he had to cut short his rest time, they had all sort of problems on that train, before coming back toward the philadelphia area. meanwhile -- >> the national trans takes safety board says now it has his phone records with the seen a not surprisingly they show calls, text messages, data usage on the day of the crash. investigators obviously he has phone and will use it, but still trying to figure out if any of that happened while he was operating the train, especially, around the time of the crash. >> easy to figure out. time standing upped. >> well the ntsb also a farm no problems with the track signals. they also, remember, attorney came out.

they have a room you have to have your cell phone turned off while operating a train. and the attorney said it was turned off. maybe trying to double check, make sure it was actually true, yes. so, eight people died in the crash. and more than 200 ended up in hospitals when the train derailed. >> port richmond. >> i think we heard, have to check on there is the engineer did have trouble from new york all the way down to dc. right? but i had heard that they switched frames then. that he didn't have the same train coming back up to new york. we will check on that for you. >> that's a key point. 7:12 now. well, a special honor from the blue angels, for one of the amtrak crash victims. >> so, they performed in annapolis yesterday, dedicated their air show to midshipmen on break, took amtrak to visit his family the night it derailed. the blue angels show is part of week long festivities, for the naval academy's class of 2015. >> yes, he was due to graduate

from the naval academy in about two years. >> all right, almost 7:13, police in washington, d.c., release the picture of the suspect, they believe, murdered a wealthy family, and their housekeeper, last week. the suspect is that guy, 34 years old, darren dillon went is his name. police say he's from maryland, and his whereabouts remain unknown. this guy was linked to the scene after his dna was found on a pizza crust found at the house. isn't that unbelievable? officials say two pizzas were ordered the night before the bodies were found. the delivery man told police the money was left outside the home in a envelope. how gruesome. second marine died. the marine unit, was participating in training exercise, when their off spray aircraft, one of those planes that hovers like a helicopter, also can fly through the air. scariest about 24 marines.

they had radar, lazers, missile systems they were testing out, two other remains remain in the hospital. pentagon officials say those marines are in stable condition. >> 7:00; documents collected in the 2011 raid that killed osama bin laden show the terror lead here was in hiding frustrated by infighting and regretting years of separation from his family. among the more bizarre findings, well, a fill in a job planning mix for membership. in addition to the typical resource quests about education and hobbies, the form asks, quote, do you wish to execute a suicide mission. and then it requests an emergency contact, should the applicant become a martyr. >> yes, if you blow yourself up, we would like to contact your friends and family. very weird. >> islamic state millitant cam toured another city. syrian city known for its arc logical treasures and fears the group will destroy museums and monument. syrian officials reportedly

scramble to evacuate citizens, moved as many valuables as possible, dates earlier, isis captured iraqi city of ram add i killing 500 people. >> so they have city in iraq now, and another city in syria. what a mess. 7:15. >> well, photographers capture a beautiful site off the coast of australia. >> gorgeous. >> i bet you know what this is called, atmosphere i can conditions, it is a bio, loom inch essence. >> right. >> yes, the bl. it is a bio loom inch essence. >> up do think they put a filter on that? >> in day and age of instagram, they'll filter anything up. i'm going to go that it is real. i'm going to say it is not felt heard. >> i want to see this in person. this is amazing. >> who is that dude out there? >> photographer. >> with a is he standing on? >> tripod he has in his hand? >> any washings there are bills of tiny marine organisms, in the tasmanian

river, yes, glowing in the dark. those are little creatures. >> oh, so that's what he is doing, in the water trying to get pictures of the creatures. >> of the creatures. same light show happened at other beaches in australia. all this week. >> wow. >> little organisms in the tasmanian river. >> now i need to see the northern light, and now see this. >> i won't do it all in one trip. hopefully i have some time, lord willing. >> northern lights, a and then i will loom esiason back-to-back. >> no. >> long flight. >> or you can go see finding nemo, the jellyfish scene, and you got it all covered. >> there is that. >> staying in town maybe backyard barbeque over the holiday weekend, not going to the shore, this is the forecast that we have for you. corn on the could be. no giant corn on the could be. and 72 degrees on saturday, plenty of sunshine, sunday looks excellent. 80 degrees. plenty of sunshine, memorial

day, yes, we have sunshine, it will be little more humid, 86 degrees, and chance of an isolated pop up thunderstorm, in the afternoon. they are not going to be necessarily widespread, but the chance of course always there. now here is something about the shore. pack the sweatshirt, because it will be cooler at the shore. high of 67 on saturday. in the lower 70s on sunday, and monday, but remember, at night, especially if you are going on the rides on the boardwalk, you will need those sweatshirt, and the ocean water temperature, remember that, too, before you take a dip; only about 59 degrees. new get ready for the shore. first the rainout of the way, low pressure system part to our south. but it is spreading some rain to the north. not all of this is making it to the ground. all trying to get into very dry air mass. remember what good hair day it was yesterday with the low humidity? so, some of this mike jerek is verga. verga is rain that shows up on radar. but doesn't necessarily make

it to the grounds. >> verga? >> like averring a. of ♪ >> darker green is rain probably making it to the grounds around lancaster pa. now their air is a little more saturated than ours. what that menses might see sprinkle this morning, more likely later this afternoon, and if you are at the shore, you might get inch of rainout of this. 62 degrees all we expect for high temperature. seventy-five tomorrow. so another excellent day tomorrow, but it will be windy on friday. now, we get rid of the winds saturday, we get to 72 degrees, ten out of ten, sunday looks excellent as we said, already went through the holiday weekend forecast, now you got to be aware, that by the middle of next week, we can be zooming into the 90's, bob kelly. >> sounds good. 7:18, sue, good morning everybody. looking live, from skyfox, as crews continue to hose down

what's left of the tractor trail their was engulfed in flames this morning. here's the deal. looking live at the westbound lanes of the pa turnpike. between route 29 and the downingtown interchange. there is what's left of the cab that caught fire. the concern now is that the load of the trailer is one of those tractor-trailers that hold trash. so, they are continuing to pour water, and foam, and also, host down the roadway, to get all of the gasoline and oil off of the road. so, the westbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike, every now and then, they let some traffic through, but now they have all lanes blocked again, so they can host down the road surface here, let's go to the maps, this is all taking place westbound, on the turnpike, between the 29 e-zpass, and the downingtown interchange. so, right now, again, all westbound lanes are closed, if you are headed out, there your best bet, jump off at valley forge, then take 202 south, to the bypass, and then north on

100. that's the way to go. remember, if you don't have e-zpass, you really don't want to exit at route 29. because you are going to get huge bill in the mail and about a month or so. east on the schuylkill right now, about 23 minute trip into downtown, jammo, on 95, south, from woodhaven into center city. let's roll video from skyfox over the scene from yesterday. this is how the town sent inlet bridge will stay through the holiday weekend. no driving on the ocean drive between avalon and sea isle city. the construction is not complete yet. that's going to put a major hot mess for the folks down the shore, you have to go all the way back to the parkway, in order to get between avalon and sea isle. so, we'll see how things go, this holiday weekend. alex, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. well, sued for not charging full price. that's right. why some people say that jc penny is actually rimming you off because you know they're always have a sale.

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>> i feel like they're always saying penny's has salesment. >> they claim j.c. penney inflates price toss pack it look like they are having a sale, but not real a sale. >> what's in a sale, lauren? >> it is inflating the original price, full price of the item. so, you know, when you see it on sale, you think oh, my gosh, i got to buy this. they're never going to find 50% offer again. well, there was this shopper out in california, she bought three blouses at j.c. penney, 18 bucks each. originally $30 each. then she did some research and she said oh, my gosh, for the past couple every month they've been 18. how is this a deal? so she is the lead plaintiff

in the class action suit out in california saying jc penny is deceiving customers with these he will lewes i have prices. that they are, you know, inflating original price toss make it look thick they're getting something cheap. >> they just can't get it together. >> ellen degeneres, still a spokesperson? i think she may have bail on them, too. >> the issue, it is hard to prove in court that these customers should get something back. what was the harm from this sale? >> i don't know. you know, lauren, are you going to sue the dry kreener? >> from the holes in my dress? i already v i called my attorney. >> i think you can get

something out of that. >> maybe she got that dress on sale. >> she should have, it has rips in it. >> i didn't pay full price clearly. >> clearly, yes. >> see you tomorrow. >> you live in man at and, do you even have a car? >> i do. >> do you have a car? >> i park it across the street in the garage. >> oh, yes, 48th. next to the little -- >> yes, why? >> broadway theser? >> we are doing test today to see who in our staff can parallel park. >> i love a woman who can parallel park. >> see, i can parallel park. but un pressure i don't know if i can perform. >> in a real hurry, you got people in the car, people on the sidewalk watching you? >> like oh. >> when they watch. >> man. okay, this, thanks, lauren, big changes can be on the way to the new drivers license test. the big part of the test that

certain areas may get rid of. >> you may not have to do it any more. but there are other things, too. >> let's get to quincy. he is at the university of delaware. >> some of my best friends live in delaware. they have their own creamery, what's this right here? >> blue hen birthday cake, guys, i'll be making ice cream, and all types of cream, coming up next. hard job.

>> every now and then, no mug today. because yesterday, we got some sweatshirt. career day, talking to the student at rainbow elementary in coat ville. fourth and fifth graders, where is bob? >> where's waldo? >> can you spot me? >> there i am, in the middle there, and when i left, they gave me a bag with two jelly donut. >> oh,. >> and a sweatshirt. >> check you out. >> rainbow wildcats. so i know they're all watching this morning, great kids, great questions, great school out there in coatesville. thank you for the sweatshirt. and the jelly donut were fantastic on the way home. sugar jelly down in front of me on the way home. >> that and the hoagie, oh,. >> good day yesterday, yes.

>> here is the thing, they gave you jelly donuts, that's one of your common phrases, right? >> right. >> bmw. bmw. wine. wine. bmw. >> million dollars, million dollars. >> yes? >> i would like to come to your school. bmw. >> bus stop buddy going to school, but he's going waiting for the school bus with a little rain gear along for the ride. because by the time he's coming home from school he might need it. now, there are few places, with a few sprinkles around this morning. but not too much going on today. it is a six out of ten. and there is radar to show you what we're talking about. maybe couple of light showers in cumberland county, cape may county, in new jersey, lancaster and chester counties, in pennsylvania. maybe down in sussex county, but there is not a whole lot of rain, and relative humidity in the city here, only 40%. so we're staying cloudy, but we don't see any precipitation.

56 degrees, right now. high of only 62, with mostly cloudy skate, some showers, that are more likely in the afternoon, and evening. and the further south you go, the more chance you have of seeing some showers today. so, with those northeasterly wind, bob kelly, casino every going to stay cloudy and cool. >> you know, what the pain before the gain. this holiday weekend, good morning, everybody, here's video from skyfox, the scene of the pennsylvania turnpike. this tractor-trailer fire demolished the cab, and the concern now is the cargo, this guy was hauling trash this morning, when it fully engulfed on the westbound lanes between the e-zpass 29, and the downingtown interchange. right now, all westbound lanes are closed, you see foam, and oil, and water all over the roadway there. just an absolute mess. let's go to the maps. this is all westbound, between route 29, and the downingtown interchange. traffic jammo, on the westbound side, you want to

jump off at valley valley forgee south 202 down to the bypass, and then 100 north, will get you around this closure, on the westbound side. otherwise your normal delays on both the schuylkill and 95. and mass transit, looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> thank you, bob. 7:33, let's go back to 2011 when the navy seals stormed the compound, went in, and it killed osama bin laden. >> shot him right in the face. >> while they were there, saw some of the belongings, they gathered it all up, took it back here to the u.s. and now, we're learning, casino of what was in there. >> well, they pick up big bag of letters that he had written over the years, and of course with us today, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i know there were 130 of them or something like, that were you at a lot of them yesterday. >> well, not the sort of thing that will help you get to sleep. >> yes. >> or it might, because after being reputings, not just the letters, they also got computers, they got hard drives.

it turns out that he was not the semi retired head of al quaida who was sitting if the background and letting others run the show. he was active in all aspect of the organization, even to the point of recruiting. and you have this bizarre scene where they actually have an application, and they ask a question in the event after suicide attack, where do you want us to send your remains. >> you mean real piece of paper like job application? >> absolutely. >> fill in the blanks? >> absolutely. he was acting as his own head of human resources, engaged in all aspect of the organization, and he was focused on want to go attack the united states with a spectacular -- >> and he did, 9/11 of course. but there was even a line, would you care to be a suicide bomber. >> yes. >> what? >> well, keep in mind, essex ploit g people's passions and vulnerabilities. so, in the recruitment portion, they are looking for

someone who is predisposed to this, because they believe they're going to get something for themselves or their families. these are the kind of people he needed. and as far as us, turns out, that he was very focused on conspiracy theories. because he wanted to know how to plant demons in our heads. wanted to know how to exploit weaknesses of the adversary. up until the very end, he wanted another 9/11, for him, to disappointment came muslims start today fight one another. >> yes, in his compound there, it looked like he was trying for another 9/11 up to the moment he was shot. >> absolutely. and he kept on getting information about muslims fighting muslims, especially in yemen, homeland, and he said cut that out. >> also found an application for american citizenship in there. >> yes. but he was quirky, obsessed by

there is also wanted to get his youngest son into pakistan -- pakistan, he was thinking about management success. >> do you have the full screen? put one up. >> from the application over there. so, do you wish that -- >> okay, go onto another one. >> these are things, if you become a martyr, who should al quaida contact? >> who is your emergency contact? >> for propaganda purposes. who, the family, who will be celebrated? now, there is part of this, as is just religious obligation. i have to let you know your loved one went to be a matter for alaah. >> here is a stupid question, way back to the 09 ace, what was his beef with us, with westerner? >> really simple. remember, he went to

afghanistan, but he was not actually a fighter. waist a resources -- he was money man who brought troops in to fight against the soviets. that war ends, now you need something to do, all the sotted end, you have saddam invades kuwait. we push him out. but the saudi's say to us, look, saddam will come back at us. so we left troops atco bar towers. >> we had americans on the soil of the saudi arabia. >> said to the saudi's, they allowed him to do things as long as they were outside the country. >> terrorist things. >> he says to them you let the fornicate ers and crusade nerves here. >> americans. >> sacred soil of mecca and mad even a, you have to go. and then he decides that we are fair game because we've come into his country. so when someone says there is

absolutely no connection between saddam and 9/11, here is a tan den shale one. it served as motivation for him. and he decided, the soviet, they always called the soviets the great -- they called us the great sat and, soviets were the greater satan. but the soviets out of the way, we're the only ones standing between him and his dream of this, which isis -- >> looks like -- >> okay, this is a huge scandal on our country, four cancer charities accused of scamming almost $200 million from all of us. how you can make sure you're not being scald the next time somebody calls you on the phone or asks for a donation. is there an elk in your bed?

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>> join us tomorrow. headed down the shore for the summer. first stomach, ocean city. so come by the fractured prune, where quincy whipping up donut, seven to 9:00 a.m. >> they dip their donuts. >> oh,. >> or stop at the beach near

sixth street, we'll be over at the wonder land pier, as well. here is something else i didn't realize, at the university of delaware, which i think is pretty campus, the blue hens, there are cows, you can take a race car driving course, this is a great university. we don't go there often enough. so we thought we would go down there. >> quincy down there. >> he is down there right now. >> hi, quince. >> i yes, i am at the app creamery, guys, making waffle cones right now. and guess what? after the break, see where the magic hams. i'll show you how to make ice creamment look at this. 1 italics

>> if you're george to the pocono mountains, this weekend, it will be a little cooler there. obviously, it always is, then it will be here. but you should have a beautiful weekend, especially, the start of the weekend, so, early get away for some folks today, for that, as well. here's your "shorecast", and, it is going to be cool on saturday, with a high of only 67 degrees. we're thinking sunday will be about 71, and 72 on memorial day, these temperatures are cooler than what we will have here in the city. ocean water temperature, very

chilly 59 degrees, chance of pop up thunderstorm, late in the day, on memorial day monday, itself. so keep that in mind. at night temperatures will be in the 50's, you'll need that sweatshirt. now, if you are staying home, and maybe having barbeque in the backyard, well, these are your temperatures for the holiday weaken. here, 72, saturday. eighty on sunday, 86 on memorial day. humid memorial day, chance of pop up thunderstorm. what is happening right now, watching rain that's trying to make it into our area. in some cases, it is, maybe few light sprinkles, around this morning. we saw little bit in lancaster county, but it is all moving into a very dry air masker so not seeing anything in the city at the moment. we probably won't until later on in the day, maybe .3 of an inch of rain, closer to inch of rain in places like atlantic sit. we all need rain, at deficit, in the delaware valley, for rainfall, so every little bit helps.

56 degrees, in the city right now, 45 in mount pocono, out in lancaster where we've had light showers, 51 degrees. >> # miles an hour northeast win, keeping us cloudy, expect mostly cloudy skies for the rest of the day. chance of pop up shower, very chilly specially compared to yesterday, when it was perfect, today,'s high only 62 degrees, back to the mid 70s by tomorrow, and that nice weaken we told you about, get ready for summer like heat by the middle of next week, nine's. >> good morning, everybody. 7:47. video from skyfox again over the scene of this nasty accident, actually, truck fire, that fully engulfed here, when we first arrived, it is the westbound lanes, of the turnpike, between route 29 and the downingtown interchange. there is nothing left of the cab, but the concern now is the trash that this guy was hauling, making sure they put

the foam and the water and that wash-down, the gasoline, right now, we go to the maps. all week lanes of the turnpike closed, between 29, that is that e-zpass interchange, and the downingtown interchange. best alternate right now, exit at valley forge, take south 202 to the bypass, and then north on 100. you don't want it jump off at 29, and unless you have the e-zpass, now, two more problems on the turnpike, accidents, one eastbound at willow grove, another accident eastbound at philly bensalem. so the turnpike get the trophy this morning, or at least for the first half, for just being a hot mess from one end to the other. and if you are headed to the shore, tomorrow, or through this holiday weekend, keep in mind as you come over the 42 freeway, over the whitman bridge, headed south, whole new traffic pattern there, that's going to throw you for a loft so just be aware of that, if you are going to head to the shore, it is all about the timing for tomorrow. you want to be up and over that walt whitman bridge, in the car, on your way, no later

than 2:00. otherwise, double jelly jammo here heading to the shore. if you don't make it by 2:00 stay home, take the kids out for pizza, you'll crews down after 8:00 tomorrow night. mike, at alex, back to you. >> did you realize the university of delaware uncle major in ice cream making? i don't know it is major or not, but they have their own premium ice cream. they have coast. they have creamery. >> so quincy learning how it is done. >> yes, yes, well, i have melinda here. i'm set up. i have the gloves. i have my hat. >> even though i don't have hair. >> just to be safe. >> and i have a jacket because i feel like a doctor, doctor beer. >> i doctor ice cream. >> you guys doing this for about four years? >> just this past two weeks ago. >> now, what's the process? everything happens here? >> everything happens here, except one minor step. >> okay? >> we have heard of 100 whole steen coast, so all of the coast milked here and the ice cream, mill social security

sent out to be pasturize intoed ice cream base. >> okay. that's this bag right here? >> yep. we start with 48 pawn of ice cream base, which is this milk, cream, sugar, mixed together. >> bottom of the bowl of ice cream today. >> okay. look at that. >> okay. and you actually got honed order at the white mouse. >> yes. >> tell me about that. >> i was honored as the white house champion of change for the future of ago, with a student of ours, jay, also celebrate from the ud, now has his own creamery in new jersey. just teaching the student here, we have about 55 college undergraduate student hasn't make all of the ice cream, that are thinking of the recipes, working on our ice cream truck, whatnot. >> we have some flavors right here. >> we have signature flavor, all nighter. coffee ice cream. chocolate sandwich cookies, fudge, cookie dough, that's

been our top seller on campus. >> ya? >> mango basil, mango ice cream with basil sugar swirl we use. interesting combo going on there. >> well, is that the basey? >> basil that we pure a with sugar. >> wow. >> our own mix. >> and then we have delaware river mud pie in honor of our tri-state area. take on mississippi mud. a lot of chocolate sandwich cookies and fudge, real chocolate i. one of the best sellers here, as well. >> okay. right now, did you major in ice cream here? >> we do -- just started science of ice cream course, so you can take the classes, as an undergraduate student. all of the un graduates that work here get hands on experience working in management, planning, production, product development, whatnot. so you will make the product. >> yes, we will make good day mix. >> good day.

>> for -- >> that's raspberry sauce. >> we call this the jammo. okay, bob? so we have little jammo. >> jammo. >> okay? and let's see. what's this right here? >> fruit i hoop. >> what's this? crunch crunch, cheerios. >> mix all of this stuff. >> in. >> rice chris piece, all of it, okay? >> he's throwing information there. >> this is a good day. >> good day sugar high. >> okay? >> oh, man! >> mix this in. >> can we get this right here? >> sure. >> i'll bring it back to the station. >> now, melinda, can you taste this, and let us know how this is? >> oh, no. >> here go. >> taste a little. >> put me on the spot, man. >> taste a little bit. how is it? >> i'll and awake. >> she will be awake. guys, i'm brink it back to the station. >> to share with everyone. >> thank you. >> what's that major called? just agricultural sciences or

something? >> agricultural science, is that what you major in. >> you can ag mood management. >> gosh,. >> this is interesting. very interesting. >> okay. >> very interesting. >> next hour you can major in list car driving. how about that? i'm not kidding. >> i want to go to the university of delaware. >> i do, too. i want to be a blue hen. 7:53. >> hydro facials, talking about this, celebrities doing it. >> i want it. >> some of the celebrities like re ann, a hillary duff, buy the machine to have -- look at this. little more advanced than your regular facial. right now we're doing lymphatic drainage. getting the party started before and after. it will make you run not walk to suede here in marlton. she looks sheik is he in her 20's.

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>> ♪ >> you know, she pronounces this rihanna. >> yes, you remind me every time i say it. >> i used to say rihanna until i heard her say it. >> i would like to shine bright like hers. her face, her skin. >> almost like a diamond in the sky. >> it is. >> no, apparently she does this facial treatment. she bought a machine, she has it in her own home. where they suck your face with a tube. >> john jen, do you have show us this. hydro facial? >> over at suede salon in marlton. >> yes, hydro facial, good morning. >> good morning. >> one of the things that you love about this, is that you are seeing real deal before and after's. we'll show people a little bit about what the before and after look like t almost looks

like something from determine a place, or appeal, i know it hasslement of that. but without all of the pain and down time? >> that's right. all liquid based. it is like the serum, come into the tube, instead of like a dry determine abrasion. >> okay. >> and it is the vortex method that really makes it unique. >> so right here, you're like what are you doing right here? >> we're actually drawing out all of the black heads with no pain. >> okay? >> it comes right out through the tip, and into a tube in the end. >> okay? >> and even though she came in with perfect skin, there is still like a vial of yucky stuff? >> she actually had a lot of black heads in her knows. >> really? >> yes. >> you naughty girl. so, there is five different steps, you start with -- >> cleansing annex foliation. >> okay. >> you go to peel. >> yes? >> light glee call i can peel it, softens the surface. then go in for extractions, and then you infuse the skin with hyaluronic acid at the

end. there are extra steps. you can add a derma biller to lines, wrinkle, lightening for spots. >> all the way changing -- >> the tip and the solution. >> okay. now, the other thing that you do, we have to show this because it is really cool, there is a blue light and a red light that you use at the end of it. correct? >> yes, yes. >> and which is for which? >> the red light is for anti-aging. >> okay? >> and for redness. it really helps to calm down the redness. >> okay. so you leave that, this is at the end of your treatment. you're using the red light for, say, a minute per segment. >> okay? >> it helps to calm down the redness, helps with anti-aging, and for the blue light, that is really for bacteria to kill the bacteria. >> so acne? >> so acne, it is great for, because it will really kill that baxter ya after you have done all of those extractions, and you can just leave this on skin to help kill the bacteria. >> is it warm? >> no, it is not warm at all. >> good. >> all right, so we will be here all morning long, thank you so much. you look like you're in your

20's. she is eight a years old. >> good lord i want it. >> jen, how much is it? >> it depend, like 169-ish for 30 minute? >> yes. >> 249 for an hour. it is a little bit more bang for your buck. >> straight up 8:00. thanks, jen, good day, thursday, may the 21, 2015. >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >> drip, drop, drip, drop. little bit of that going on today. in advance of the holiday weekend. what about the weather? for memorial day? we'll have it all for in you your forecast coming up. alex? >> look at you, sue. well, 16 and ready to hit the road. not so fast. big changes can be on the way, for the drivers license test. the one thing you may not have to do any more, in order to pass. >> i think it is an outrage. right, dave? >> i want to tell you one

thing. >> i'll be honest with you, it is beginning to look like i'm not going to get the tonight show. >> fap that is i can, how he started the show. >> look at that little dude. certainly an adult by now. after 33 years of late night television, 6,000 shows, dave letterman, has done in late night tv. so, we'll show you his last words on the air. >> oh. >> oh, and i want to show you the top ten. his last top ten list. there were so many great celebrities. >> jane seymour will be sitting right there. >> oh, jane seymour. >> yes, the jane seymour. >> doctor quinn medicine woman? >> that's her. >> oh. >> never mind. here she is.

here she is.

>> dave, i've always fawn you to be a bit of a over actor.

>> number five, chris rock. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> number four, julia louie dreufuss. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> number three, peyton manning. >> dave, you are the comedy, what i am to comedy. >> number two, tina fay. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> number one, bill murray. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> letterman didn't walk the line, thanking each and everyone of them, before he said good-bye for good, he thanked his wife, his son and of course his loyal audience. steven takes over the late show, september 8th, mike, alex. >> you know, he did have his wife in the audience. and i don't think many people had ever seen her and his son.

who he really keeps hidden away. >> yes. >> what's his name son's name? hairy? >> i don't remember. >> henry? >> harry, isn't it? yes, it is hear. >> i interesting to see all of the celebrities and comedians come together. that seinfeld joan, hilarious, best one. >> such a disappointment. >> the last episode of seinfeld, yes. >> oh, i'm very sad about it. in fact, so sad about it, i didn't watch it. >> and, i was home. >> yes? >> what were you doing? >> not kidding. i was ignoring it. >> oh? >> just -- >> okay, let's get an update on this shark that we're fascinated by. you remember mary lee? >> forget her. >> i know it. >> something else. they caught a massive -- >> make owe shark, and look at the size of it. and, ladies and gentlemen, as you head down the jersey shore, let me just tell you this, you probably notice by now, this picture all over the place, that was caught. just off the jersey shore. enjoy your weekend. >> have fun in that water.

80020 pounds shark. this weekend off cape may. so took about 70 minutes, even to real it in. but, believe it or not there is isn't the largest make owe shark ever caught in new jersey. this one fell 36 pounds short of the record. which was setback in 1994. >> whooses. >> beautiful creature. than is mary. >> well, mary lee socks tiny compared to that thing. >> i know it. >> well, mary lee, is still in the water, off the east coast. but she last pinged, there is her little receive their, she last pinged off the coast of virginia, so i don't know if she can make it that far back north over the week end. >> kit cat kline just told me that the make owe is 800 pounds, while mary she 3400 pounds. but just the way it look, liked like mary lee was smaller. >> excuse me? say it again? >> the make owe shark we just saw is 800-pound. mayor he lee comes in at 3400 pounds. >> but she's also pregnant. >> oh,. >> three times the weight?

>> geez. >> mary lee. you know, mix in a salad. >> listen up. >> salad? >> you know? you know you can tuna piano but you can't tuna fish. listen up. before you have the serious talk with your partner, you can't just ambush him or her, just any time of the day. >> you know those words, mike. we need to talk. >> i hate. that will i just got that last week. >> oh, no. the worse. >> and wasn't anything serious. >> that line. >> anyway, i'm off the isn't here. there is a time of day, when you are going to have -- time of day -- oh, darn it. >> when you need to argue, right? >> no, no, no. >> okay? >> okay. it is that time that you can have a conversation with your partner, and that person won't get mad at you. the best time to have a conversation. >> you obviously don't know the time of day.

all right. but first, four charities accused of con g donors out of millions of dollars. how you can avoid becoming the next victim. we'll tell you next. [beeping]

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>> 89:15, holiday weaken almost here. what's this? little bit of rain in the area. not all of what you are seeing on radar is necessarily making it to the ground, but we do have a lot of cloud cover out there. and, chilly temperatures, 48 degrees, in the mount pocono, 56 in the sit, trenton has 53. and we have 52 degrees in wildwood. getting up to 62, by the end of the day. ya, only 62. remember monday? we were in the upper 80s, so, temperatures have taken the plunge, but boy, are they going to rise over the course of the seven day forecast. looking really nice, to start the holiday weaken. by memorial day, back to the mid 80s, and with pop up thunderstorms possible, and then, by wednesday, of next week, yes, we could be in the lower 90s, with plenty of humidity, because you don't want your heat without humidity, bob kelly. >> it is not the heat, it is the humidity that get you.

8:15. good morning, everybody, travel times, eastbound schuylkill, about 24 minutes into downtown. jammo, on 95, though, the whopper here, 48 minutes to make the trip from woodhaven into center city. about 2-mile back up, west on the turnpike, between 29 and downingtown. from that early morning tractor-trailer fire. then, two other accident, eastbound, at willow grove, and another one, eastbound at philly bensalem. let's roll video from skyfox over the scene, when we went down the shore yesterday. and it is going to be a rough weekend. this is the ocean drive bridge, the town set inland bridge, connects sea isle to avalon. construction not finished yet. so keep bridge in the up-right position, so you can take your yacht out this weekend. but if you're down the shore, you are going to have to go all the way inland, to the garden state parkway to connect between avalon and sea isle city. mike, alex, back to you. >> creepy guy roaming around

the country. four cancer charities accused of scamming almost $200 million from all of us donors. >> so the federal trade commission says cancer fund of america, cancer support services, and children's cancer fund of america, and also the breast cancer society, misused millions for years. government regulators accused of so-called charities are stuffing their on pockets using donations to pay for cans i cars, cruises, dating website, subscriptions, college tuition, and more. >> dan, kind of ringleader dude, right? >> yes. >> two words, upon scum. doesn't it make your blood boil? specially these casino of stories, we report them too often, don't we? so, mike, alec, you're at home at night. get a phonecall. hey, soliciting for such and such a charity. you get those all the time, right? so they're the ones that i say be very suspicious of. dirty little secret in the charity business, guys. there is something called a paid solicitor. and a lot of these calls that you get at home are actually

done by solicitors who are paid a commission for every dollar they bring in. they get a piece of it. >> really? >> yes. >> this is what happened with this fraud we just talk about now. 187 million bucks, that was supposed to go to victim of cancer, instead, went to pay for some creeps disney crews. >> i have a question for you. kit cat clinic decline, i think that guy -- you got to see. he looks like a crook. were any of those four charities that alex -- are any of them real? >> here is the thing, 1.6 million charities, registered and license in the this country, right? all of those were registered and licensed, so set up at non-profit, legitimate from a set upper speculative, but what they were doing with the funds that was clearly illegal. so the question becomes: how can you and i and our viewers make sure our monday that i we want to go to good causes is not lining someone's gucci purse, that's the real question. and there are a few simple practical things we'll do. all right? first, you want to avoid those

phone solicitations. i'm always suspect of people calling on the phone. >> i am too. >> just hang up. tell them to take you off the litz. you don't need to do. that will watch the internet only charities, once that pop up on the internet, especially after natural disaster. require sandy? we did some reporting on. that will avoid those. always get a receipt. never give cashment website out there, website i think on the next screen www.charity navigator.org. ranks all charities according to how much they pay their ceo, what they used a minute straight i have perspective, at the end. day it is to up you to ask this question. when you give the dollar, ask, right, how much of my dollar is going to be used to raise the next dollar. >> you can ask them that? >> absolutely. that's the key. so local charity, philabundance here in philadelphia, gets great marks, only 4 cents of every dollar, alex, goes toerags the next dollar. these crops that were doing this, the cancer charity yesterday, 87 cents of every dollar. >> oh, my god. >> 87 cents of every dollar,

went to raising the next dollar. so ask those tough questions. open the kimono on these charities, before you give your money. >> but on charity navigator then, when it ranks them, does it say everything in paragraph form? >> shows you the ceo pay, shows you administrative expenses, gives them ranking zero to four stars, these creeps are zero stars, philabundance, for example, four stars, highest ranking you get. >> put up a picture of the cream. this is the guy running the whole thing. bunch -- there he is. look at all of the places he's been. >> yikes. >> all over the world taking cruises. >> on our dime. >> on donations. >> makes you crazy. >> good to see you, my man. have a great day. >> all right, crayola, right, in pennsylvania, they have a warning, the company wants you to stop using it little, you know, crayola pencils. as eye liner. >> haven't you heard of eye pencils and lip pen else? >> but crayola said it might be dangerous for you. ya. and then, jon bon jovi.

>> ♪ >> it's getting a billing honor this morning. bonn -- john bon jovi, in rutgers. >> you now he's in camden right now.

>> on line beauty bloggers say you can use them as eyeliner, after soaking in water. some post on line tutorials like this one, inner rim of your eye, also turn it into lipstick. >> but the company says what? >> the products are non-toxic, it doesn't mean they're safe, as beauty essentials, especially sensitive areas around your eye. >> i wouldn't even have thought to do that. >> don't try this at home,

kids. >> mike, the new thing, if you want to find out a new look, go on youtube, look up make up tutorial, women and girls do this. don't do that. >> crayola, i'm sure, trying to prevent a lawsuit? >> probably what it is. >> star was born after the rockets played the clippers tuesday night. i'm talking the nba finals, and the playoffs, right? so, you know one of the best guards in the nba players in the world, curry answering questions. i had no idea he has two year old doted here couldn't be cuter. her name is really. she took over the press conference. >> basketball, but -- >> hahaha. >> we're both supposed to, you know -- >> that, dad. >> i hold on one second, okay? >> be quiet. >> he plays welshing and obviously -- >> ahh. >> for his team. and we'll live with those shots. so -- >> oh, nobody want to listen

any more. she eventually crawls un the table, and takes a nap. >> yes. and she looking up at people. so she was the only one who could up stage her dad. my gosh. it is so cute. i know, people do this sometimes, like labron, but can you do that? >> do anything you want. >> so cute. >> some people oh, why take your kids to the press conference, because then she is just going to distract. leave her alone, i love that little one. >> she's cute. >> good series, rockets and the warriors. all right, so, we told you the university of delaware, you can imagine or in ice cream. >> yes, and they do it from the -- they have their own coast. >> coast to licking. i don't know. real quick. also, they have race car driving, stuff like that. >> do all kind of things, quincy, getting in the car? >> guys, society of automotive engineers here, delaware. these guys, these guys will show me how to -- (revving

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umbrellas are starting to go up here in old city. just couple of light sprinkles, as we feared might happen. that's why we gave bus stop buddy the rain gear for today. it is mostly cloudy, chilly, and just few, like we said, sprinkles around this morning. and then, rain possible, again, later on this afternoon, so in your weather by the numbers, six out of ten, and here you see just some of the green sneaking into the philadelphia area, this morning. we thought it might hole off, until this afternoon, it shouldn't be a lot of rain in the morning, 56 degrees, right now. relative humidity only 47%. that's why we're not seeing heavy rain, 62 degrees, is our high today. yes, only 62, after 75 yesterday with mostly cloudy skies, and then tonight, we're

down to about 49 in the city with evening showers, it will be indeed a chilly night. but, improvement for the holiday weaken, we'll have all of the details coming up in your forecast, and, "shorecast", bob kelly? >> good morning, everybody. 8:31, live look, at i95, southbound, heavy from cottman avenue in through girard. i'm laughing as microwaves to everybody walking past our studio windows here in center city. south jersey, slow going on the freeway, coming in toward the city, slow going through maple shade, mt. laurel, new jersey, there along 295, the eastbound schuylkill, under half hour, 40 minute, though, south 95, and still the jam on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound, down to about a mile, though, between route 29, in toward downingtown, from the early morning, tractor-trailer fire. and then, there is two other accident, on the turnpike, eastbound, at willow grove, also, eastbound at philly bensalem. looking good at the airport,

at least at the moment. and mass transit no delays. mike, alex, back to you. >> let's get back to the university of delaware, i am going to graduate school. >> yes, because i'm going to major in ice cream and race car driving. >> does sound like a lot of fun. we do that at the university of delaware. >> oh, that's formula one. >> well, this is a formula one race car that they built here. now, it is a club. society of automotive engineers, we arrive,'s junior, rob, tell me about the club that you guys put together? >> so, it is an engineer club, from all four years. we got freshman, sophomores, seniors, seniors come together to design, build, and then race at international competition, in lincoln, nebraska every summer. >> how many people did it take to build this car? >> all told, probably 30 hands on it, at some point, usually core group, maybe five to ten guys, who bring it from start to finish. >> so this is student built this car, now, if i am university of delaware, and you're majoring in mechanical

engineering, how can i get into the club? >> you sent us e-mail, came to activity night, always had a table, sign up, and join, and then what you put into it, you get out of t you come and work, you come and drive. >> yes? >> and, you know, you're in contention for driving spots, things like that. >> okay, so you're going to let me drive this car. how fast does this car go? >> about 100 miles an hour. >> wow, okay. >> i'm used to those kind of speeds. i'm a need for speed. they call me ricky bobby. >> oh, ya? >> not really. i'm lyingment okay, but can i drive it? >> yes. >> okay. >> so okay, guys, we put my helmet on. safety first. okay. helmet on. okay. >> oh, god. >> lays me upright here. >> oh, lord. >> motorcycle gearbox, pulled it straight out after motorcycle. drive it on the street. >> okay. >> all right, let's troy this. >> here we go. >> it get loud.

>> make sure us' strapped, in everything's together. >> thank you. >> altogether. (motor revving). >> listen to the sound that far. >> not much weight on that thing. that can really get to up high speed. oh, god. oh, geez. >> turn it around! does he know what he is doing? is he waiving? both hands on the wheel, quince. >> i what's he driving, with his knees? >> man, look at that. >> how fun though? >> it does look like a lot of fun. >> that's cool. >> it does look like a lot of up. >> what interesting school! >> oh, run out of the way. run out of the way. >> oh, my goodness. oh. >> micely done. that was great. >> did he it.

>> okay, cool. >> how was that? >> i'm impressed. >> i'm impressed, too. i think he should get an a. >> that was good, guys. really good. it has a lot of power. >> go blue hens. >> this particular version has about 65 horse power. we've had little more in the past. little less. so -- >> got you. well, guys, i think we fawn new career for me, guys. back to you. >> see you next hour. okay, so i've done some research because alex, is single. >> oh, here we go. >> and she's an only child. so i found this great piece of research about dating an only child. you may not be his or her only love interest. >> what? >> ya, apparently, single children are cheaters. ya, i'll tell you the whole report when we come back here in just a bit. >> ya, ya. plus this. >> well, big changes could be on the way to the drivers license test. the one thing you may not have to do any more, and in order to pass and get your license. >> n and i'm outraged.

i'm outraged by this.

>> loving the state's new law, so on tuesday, maryland dropped parallel parking from its drivers test. what? officials say in the last year, 53% passed, and only -- and 47% failed. so, some that far was due to parallel parking. what do they decide to do? take parallel parking offer the test. they say that parallel parking skills already evaluated in a two-point reverse turn, so felt like there wasn't a need for t well, we feel like there is a need for t if you're in philly all the time, do you have parallel park. so, i know, mike, you haven't had a car in how long? >> i haven't had a car since 1999. >> oh, goodness. >> oh, this isn't going to go well. >> can you still parallel park? >> i don't know, i haven't parallel parked a car in maybe ten years? >> so let's give this a.

who of course i have a septa bus coming up behind me. >> so don't get in the way of the bus. >> there is also another problem with this vehicle. you can't see out the back. >> oh, no. >> now, what i always heard was that you pull, you start to make your turn, when you reach the back wheels, well, my back wheels -- see, i can't even see behind me. this is really bad vehicle to do this in. >> oh, no? >> i'm going to clip this car. >> seriously. >> i heard that rule, too, mike. you pull all the way up. >> you pull all the way up. >> oh, he is pulling up again. okay. >> truely, i can't even see out of the back. so stupid. >> is there a kyw car hine me? >> oh, don't worry about it. >> i can't see out. this is stupid dumb. i feel like i'm already out of wack. >> no, you need to turn in more, mike. >> i do? >> watch out for the bus! >> what? >> oh, my gosh! >> i can't see. >> did you hit the kyw car? >> ya, well, i don't care

about that. >> did i hit it yet? >> you're hitting the curve. >> pull back out. >> can i get a car that you can see out of? boy, i have a high respect now for our photographers. >> oh, okay. >> no wonder they get into so many accident. >> we should be timing you. because you know what? >> yes, this is taking a long time. >> bob kelly do it next. then we'll have jenny joyce. >> how about we get a car you can see out of? look at the back here, see, you can't see out. >> oh, true, you can't. >> if you really know how to parallel park, you wouldn't need to see out the back, you know what you're doing, just saying. >> by the way, it is raining. >> it is raining. and that affect the driving, too. i learned that in drivers ed. >> no, i think you should have to do this, seriously. >> yes, i agree. i feel like you'll get your doors license, you should know how to parallel park. >> i'm in the driving through maryland any more. >> no at -- not at all. bob kelly up next, i'll troy it, jenny joyce will try it,

see how well we do, especially if we can't see out the back. you know one person i would love to see right now? that's jenn fred. >> oh, we're getting our pedicure on. oh, my gosh, this is a serious chair. it is good, right? >> oh, okay. high. so listen, it is time to de funk your feet. memorial day is basically tomorrow, the weaken, so we have some at home tips, about to get yelled at. we're too loud? it is these chairs.

>> direct over darren just said there is a boat at the airport. now, this is our airport camera. with a view of the delaware river, and a really large ship. >> no, i thought in a commercial i thought it landed at the airport, the boat did. >> you are a big liar. pants on fire. so, this is when you have a long-range camera, you can pretend that a boat really big boat, there is a plane, all right, that's what is supposed to happen at the airport. anyway, getting claude year, few showers around, but keep this in mine. we need the rain. we're getting it out of the

way, before the holiday weaken starts. all right? so, few umbrellas up here in old city. cool temperatures are stuck in the mid 50's, and 60s, today. but the holiday weaken, will begin, dry, sunny, and nice, we'll are have that complete forecast, and "shorecast" coming up for in you just a little bit. mike, al next. >> you know, we are all going down the shore this weekend, right? and i get embarrased there is time of year. because my feet are very white. >> that's the only thing you're embarrased about? >> sometimes the bottom of your feet can get all funky. time to de funk. >> true. if you're going to have your feet out jen, do you have make sure they're looking good. >> those feet need to be all frank. good morning. having fun. ps, it is her fault, because she toll me to crank up this chair, and i've been cranking up this chair. so while i continue to crank up in the back, you say, there is a lot we can do at home? >> yes, absolutely. >> what do you want to start

with? you say first of all the biggest thing we're doing wrong is the cutting of our toenails is what? >> chopping them up too much. cutting the sides, can cause ingrown's, and just cut them straight across. file them nice and smooth on the side, and you're good to go. >> you want us to leave them longer rather than shorter? >> if you have ingrown problems, better to keep them just a tad longer, and then, you shouldn't have so much of an ingrown problem. >> you have got little cook book here, and you guys, you basically melted this virgin coconut oil. >> yes. >> you have the, wait a minute, just got me again, the seat. you have the sugar, lemon water, what do we do with that? >> when you are getting ready to soak your feet, you just put some lemon in the water, that helps get all of the -- loosen up dead skin cells. then when done with, that dry them off real good. you can make a scrub with lemon and sugar, and some water, and rub your note down, ex folate all of the dead skin on your legs and your feet. rinse that off. and then when you are done,

soft even your cuticles, add little olive oil, then push them back after a little, you know, after 30 seconds, or so. >> that's cool. >> all right, i notice you haven't even touched your feet. your feet are perfect apparently? i'm teasing. yes, they work here. talk it me a little bit. you also say that if your feet are too funky, it is a sign? >> it can be a sign of athlete feet, ya. the dryness, the cracking, the smell, all of those signs, they're just really big signs of athlete's feet. >> and you feel like specially women, we don't take care of our feet as well as we should? >> well, yes, i think we should take care of our feet more. our feet carry us. >> yes. scrub i scrub in the shower? >> sure, why not? >> every day? >> no, couple of times a week is good. you know? like little maintenance, that's all. nothing, nothing heavy. buff it real quick before you

get out of the shower, good to go. >> then last thing, we didn't talk about this off camera yet, the gel pedicure, like gel stuff on your toast, to me, looks little weird because it is like thick. do you put gel stuff on toes? do you advise that? >> well, when people go on vacation, their biggest concern is their polish will chip off. >> forget about the airfare or malaria. the biggest concern is is your toenail polish a concern? >> absolutely. >> do you do the gel stuff for that. >> we do. people will ask for it before they go away on vacation, their weddings, you know, in i casino of event where they're afraid it will chip off. >> okay. >> she is involving. she is trying not to laugh. this chair, this is like ten men on my back. i don't foe if you can even see it. >> doing some more journalism now. >> really. hey (are the light changing inside that water tank? >> mood lighting, mike. >> oh, is that what it is? >> i have no idea.

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