i'm talking about amtrak, the technology to slow down that train wasn't install on the curve. why not. >> now lawmakers in d.c. are asking we will have a cam why at that hearing. you probably use google every single day but what does google know but. web site you can go to to see how much information the the site has on you, how you you can see it, and delete it. and, introducing caitlin jenner she's make her debut.

it was all over the place yesterday of course. a lot of folks reacting especially hollywood celebrities that knew the former bruce jenner. we will get to those tweets in a little bit. >> hi. >> hi everybody. >> good morning everybody. >> i feel like when do you that, i feel like ready to go. >> if that is what jacks you up. >> trees were blowing all over the place, blowing down. >> we had record rainfall in philadelphia, and that caused this a tree and branches crashing down on top of the house in manayunk overnight. this video just into us a at the fox 29. it happened on silver wood and levering street after a night of the heavy rain and high wind. nobody was hurt, luckily and in power outages were reported in that a area, but some folks had power go out. >> we shot that video from this morning. >> it happened last night, the tree crashing. >> it was. >> yeah. >> oh, it was light out.

we go over there today and shoot it. >> yes. >> we did. >> yes, we shot it this morning. >> yeah. >> this just in... >> okay. we will have a five today on a scale of one to ten. >> yes. >> this is why, we have the the occasional showers, that are still around just like they are right now but not for everybody, and every moment. certainly not as much rain as we had yesterday, but it is a lot cooler, and the clouds are going to be quite persistent. there is bus stop buddy, not only with the umbrella, but with the sweat shirt on, yes, a jacket or sweater is a real good idea. so much cooler this morning. had a good idea at citizens bank park tonight when phillies play the red. they will start a three game series tonight with 63 degrees at 7:05. cloudy, chilly and possibility

of the shower or two. 53 degrees right new with that 13 miles an her breeze. you can really feel the difference out there. it is so much cooler. we will get to a high of 66 degrees, on and off showers, maybe a little sun but with these northeasterly wind it is in the lag good for sub shine and that is why we will stay so cool today. speaking of cool, here's bob kelly. >> hi sue, thanks very much. 7:03. good morning everybody. a lot going on. i guarantee you there is something in this report for everybody. here's a live look at the the blue route, 476 north bound accident involving a dump truck and this vehicle off to the center of the roadway. it is impacting traffic both north and southbound, where we're jammed from saint david through the schuylkill, the accident is on the northbound side and there is that southbound gaper delay from in mid county on down. a crash in new jersey, southbound lanes of 295, as you approach the black horse pike, only far right lane gets

on through. here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway, eastbound lanes, underneath 30th street station. that is headlights. all lanes are blocked right now on the the eastbound side ape that image is temporarily unavailable. we will go to the next one. there is a live look at the schuylkill i am bound with delays, in and toward philadelphia right now. that eastbound schuylkill expressway, jammed from montgomery, walt in toward that accident in the tunnels around 30th street station. an accident here involving a tractor trailer, south on i-95, and right here near the the cottman avenue interest change. so all, this happening in the last, ten or 15, minutes, ande the beginning of the push of the rush hour. the the road are wet ape slow go than normal this morning. the mass transit and airport looking good, mike and alex, back to you. this is horrible. a desperate search is underway right now in central china. it is a river there, where a

cruise ship, more like a ferry actually, capsized were 458 people on it. at least five people have been found dead but hundreds are missing. thousands of police officers, soldiers, divers, they are now involved in this search. the ship hit stormy waters overnight. it does plant good at all. >> one of the rescuers was using a hammer to tap on it and waiting for people to respond as we could hear cries for help. >> look at the top of the capsized both bet there. new from overnight police in camden county are looking into who torched three cars overnight. one car was found in the 3900 block of rural avenue in pennsauken. another at garden and wood land avenues also in pennsauken. third one was found in camden at garden and high land. police believe all three are related. also new this morning a septa officer got in the the altercation with a homeless

man described as unstable. this is in north philadelphia overnight. officer was cut on his head but is expect to be okay, cording to the septa spokesperson the the officer was closing the broad and glenn wide avenue station when confrontation happened, but situation was quickly brought under control. and 7:06. happening today a congressional hearing will focus on safety technology that will slow down speeding trains. >> you know what this is all about, lawmakers want to know why this technology was not in place on both side of the track before that deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. jenny joyce is on the story in port richmond. >> reporter: alex and mike, we do know that the automatic speed controls do exist on the southbound lanes but not in the northbound track is here where the derailment happened, why in that is what congressional leaders want to find out. that theory will begin at 10:00 o'clock this morning when federal safety regulators and amtrak officials relate it to the the speed controls, why weren't they in place in time for last month's derailment. according to the federal

accident investigators amtrak train 188 was traveling at 106 e a derailment on a curve with a speed limit of 50 miles an hour. eight people were killed and about 200 more were injured. for years amtrak used automatic train control technology on its tracks to assure that as trains approach curves they are traveling, at the reduced speed limit. that technology was not installed here, otherwise, ntsb officials say crash would have never happen. decision on where to install this technology was made by a special committee of expert after a speeding amtrak train derailed around a curve in the boston's back bay neighborhood no one was killed in that crash but 450 people were injured. the hearing by the house exception committee comes amid rising concerns about rail safety. there have been seven major passenger and freight train accidents, so far this year. so again this hearing will begin around 10:00 o'clock this morning, alex and mike.

>> we will have a report on five, six and 10:00 undoubted. thank you you. last night was very active. we heard a lot of rain. there was a tornado warning. >> in salem county. >> steve has been looking like a farm tore day, in cumberland county. where are you right now. >> reporter: well, we are in vineland, the the big town in the middle of the cumberland county, the county seat and we are right here on the edge of cumberland county and salem county. you can see welcome to salem county sign. i don't know if you can read this it ace a nice place to live. if it was more room on the sign it would say if you love nuclear power plants, is there your next door neighbor. the just a joke for people in the lower even of the south jersey but look at this, five live shot, four counties covered, and look where we got you, to the maurice river and now we can show you spelling up on the sign here as you can see it, spelled not the the way it is pronounced, maurice, you would think but maurice river and look at it overflowing the banks here.

more bushes now in the middle of the maurice river and that is a good sign that there is no homes around here. these people know that this little stream and little river often overflows especially when you get 8 inches of rain like they did here in a couple of hours last night, but boy this thing is really wide compared to the thin strip have of water it normally is, and because it had drought conditions down here for the last couple of months, it has been a barely a trickle of maurice river water. but this is a trout stocked pond so it is a big fishing spot and let's show you some video now, and start the trek out, back when we first cross into atlantic county in the buena area there and we saw some of the drought stricken farmland that was all tried up and they only had 3 inches in two months, and then 8 inches of rain in two hours. you can see the result are. new they are dry farmland, too much rain, not enough ground to soak it all up in and so we have water on top of the

farmland. little further down route 54 as we are on the verge of cumberland county in boone at fire company as we go to the second tape you can see so much water. you can see reflection of the sign out front and good thing that sign is acting like a blockade of the water so it could not get past that sign and in the firehouse itself. one of the reasons why the road were all flooded, all of the drains are clogged. this one not even as bad as some of the drains we encountered today because water just carried everything. everything was going down the drain and a lot of stuff got stuck on the drains. here are some reactions from some of the people who survived all that rain and all that little time. >> the the road are slippery. >> yes. >> it is so, so crazy rain like cats and dogs out there. >> rains are bad, terrible. down here right down the street here, it is, you cannot even get up the ramp. it is just coming down so fast you cannot even drive. police are every where. ambulance down here on 55. i saw, past one lady stuck on the side of the road.

>> the downpours were really rough to get through and sled down quite a bit. >> it is not bad but i can tell you to be careful because you never know what can happen. >> for you viewers at home not a friday goes by where mike jerrick does in the come up with his bait and tackle box and say where should i go fishing this week men south jersey. mike, my recommendation this weekend though it is early but you can really prepare, because thinks trout stock the maurice river but do not try to do any of your fishing and knowing how you get after after a while out in your little bass boat, don't try to swim, dive from the bridge. no swimming, fishing, or diving from the bridge but you will than fine downstream where you just cast out and too bad for chris fox this is our last live shot, he wanted to do a cannon ball live on tv but since he can't dive on this bridge we will have to fine somewhere tolls do cannon ball with the gear on in the maurice river. he want to sing, so he can do a chorus as he goes in the

maurice. i'm pretty good at it, thank you steve, nice job today. same to chris. 7:12. well, alarming findings from the inspector general about the tsa. unbelievable. >> so this report shows the tsa failed to detect, fake explosives and weapons in dozens of under cover packages. >> 95 percent of the time. >> so 67 out of 70 a attempts under cover agents were able to get prohibited items through the check points. they were conduct at airports all across the the country. after the report was released home land security secretary reassigned the chief to a different job and is now ordering the agency to provide airport security procedures, retrain officers, and retest equipment. basically start all over. the vast majority of the plots are stopped by good intelligence, not pat downs. >> they are all stopped by

going out, investigating, sharing information, and discovering plots long before they came to fruition. >> reporter: home land security secretary jay johnson says he takes fine goes of the report seriously but is also, emphasizing that it is going well, saying all air travelers are subject to security system with multiple layers of detection. >> but fake bombs, not detect, 95 percent of the time. >> you cannot ignore that. >> so, should we put a positive spin. they did detect them 5 percent of the time. that is no good. let's get back to takata now the japanese company that make air bags, they are expect to publishly a will guys today in washington d.c. their defective air bag inflaters were linked to at least six death and more than 100 injuries. top executive says to cat the a plans to replace the chemicals, inside of the air bags, and in an agreement with u.s. regulators that number has been determined to be over 33 millionaire bags are going

to be replaced. speaking of to cat the a, forward is calling back 1 million mustangs and gt sports cars because their driver side air bags could potentially explode. the air bags are made by takata. ford recalled nearly 500,000 mustangs, and gt's, from the the problem, for the same problem, that was back in december. they will to have do it again. 7:14. this was probably one of the biggest news stories yesterday. >> yes. >> caitlin jenner made her debut. >> dressed in a strap less corset, legs crossed, caitlin mirrored a 50's pin up girl on the cover of the vanity fair. thinks july's issue even though you can pick it up in the stand june 9th. pictures were captured by photographers annie liebwits. can't get more famous than that. >> cover spark support for people on social media and that included some from food network post ted allen that

says once a champion, always a champion. >> that is pretty good. >> that is the the guy that host chops on the food network. >> yes he used to be queer guy for the straight guy. >> it is a beautiful cover. >> very nice picture. >> 7:15. here's sue. she was a 50's pin up girl herself. >> in my dreams, of course, yes, hi. let's put up the visibility out there, because we have had some fog this morning. 2 miles in reading, and less than 2 miles in lancaster, fog any wilmington, delaware, anales long the coast, wildwood in a atlantic city which two, two and a half miles visibility because of the close proximity of this, stationary front, it is not, moving, it will move a little bit further are down, and further north but in the really much movement with this which is why we are getting rain and persistent cloud cover and record rainfall in wilmington delaware yesterday, close to 4 inches of rain, just in 24 hours. atlantic city 2.22 inches.

philadelphia close to 2 inches. these are all record rainfall amounts in trenton, allah even town had well over a inch of rain as well. that was yesterday. we are add to go that a little bit today, certainly not as heavy as what we are looking at radar yesterday. heavier showers to the north and west but for us it the is just the scattered showers in the pocono mountains we have been seeing measurable rainfall this morning but just drips and drabs a across river in new jersey down where steve keeley is this morning. temperatures is another big difference you will net is, it may not be raining as hard but it is cooler, 53 degrees in the city, 47 in mount pocono 567892 in lancaster. fifty-nine in dover. in philadelphia we are 17 degrees colder then we were yesterday at this time. similar amounts, very noticeable change. then factor in the wind and it feels chillier then that. you will want to have the sweater around at least you can turn off the air conditioning for a little while. you needed it on sunday with

that 92 degrees. but look at yesterday from sunday's high of 92 to yesterday's high of 76, i would call that much cooler. sixty-six, even cooler today. we have cloud, and some showers around, occasionally and mostly cloudy skies, maybe a peak of sunshine or two on wednesday but we're hoping for slight thely brighter weather on wednesday, and then thursday but still have to factor in that chance of the shower, because we don't expect that frontal system to really move away. friday, saturday, it gets more warmer, and then we're hoping that saturday afternoon and sunday people finally dry out at least for a little while there is your seven day forecast, is what going on bob kelly. >> 7:17. a lot going on, problems on the schuykill expressway, both directions in the tunnels here under 30th street station. leaving south philadelphia, jammo into downtown, in bound jammed solid from city avenue all because of an accident right here, in the tunnels, under 30th street.

now the accident happened on the eastbound side, so they've mergecy crew there is at times, only one lane, trickling on through and then philadelphia fire fighters and the rescue crews are set up, actually on the westbound side where they only have that within lane opened. only one lane at times both directions at the the schuylkill expressway and that is causing a big problem coming into philadelphia the here's a live look at i-95, this tractor trailer accident, push the guy off on the shoulder here but still you can see the squeeze heading south out of academy road in toward cottman avenue. and then that westbound schuylkill as i mentioned jammed solid from south philadelphia in toward that accident scene. no problems, couple minor delays but nothing to speak of. you are in good shape heading down to the airport and mass transit looking good. mike and alex, back to you. today is day to try out bike system if you have not

yet. >> you can get a good discount for taking a ride today, but first 30 minutes will be a dollar instead of the usual $4, after that normal rates will apply after first 30 minutes. there are seven of these bike stations all a over the philadelphia area, discount is part of the independent dollar day. did you realize it is independent dollar day. >> i do know now. >> everything you buy in philadelphia is only $1. you can buy a car for $1. >> that i don't believe. >> that is not true. >> 7:19. patriot act is dead and while privacy advocates are praising the change, some are worried about our country's safety. we will look at the risk to the national security now that it has expired. speaking of privacy everyoner how much information google has about you, do you realize you can contact google today and find out what they have on you, how much information they have. if you don't like something on through can delete it, i'll tell you how to do it. >> you better make a phone

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you know what this call this building, it is shirt corner,. >> okay. >> it is bigger than a t-shirt. >> yes. >> still bigger than a t-shirt. >> i looked at within of the places the other day good is that where you will move. >> i don't know. >> how was it. it is beautiful. it will be great. i saw rendering and all that. 7:23. >> many on have us use, we do use google on a daily basis. >> i'm on it the right now. >> pulled it up on our screen here. all of those searches the the company has compile a huge list of fur about you. they say they know you. >> now google is giving you an opportunity to delete this information. i don't know if i fully understood how much information they have on all of us, lauren.

>> um-hmm, well, the sites that you visit, the places thaw travel, the the e-mails that you write on g mail, videos thaw watch on you tube, the list goes on. they have that information and they sell it to advertisers. that is how they get 90 percent of their revenue, okay. google, and, better for you because we tweet things, and, just for you. but if you want, to keep control of your privacy, you could have a way to do that. google is listening. they have a new web page, privacy dot google.com and they have a new setting that you'll set up when you go to your account page on google. it is a ten minute tutorial but you can change setting. >> wow. >> to let you know what they have on you but b, to maybe opt out of some of the features. you can clear out your history, your browser, turn off location services, things like that. >> but it sound like a long

time. >> to tell you the truth, it is worth the ten minutes, the places i wrist ted on google. >> you, you know, you can tell a lot by a person by what they google and their shoes. >> yes. >> would you hate me if you found out the things i have googled. >> and, you go, and you go what is that or is that crazy. >> yes. >> random things. >> some stuff mike will say and go google stuff and i have no idea what we're talking about and some of the stuffy will mentioned i will in the guying this will on my work computer. he will mountain get me in trouble. >> probably more of the ladder. >> he is missing up your search history on purpose. >> yes. >> you are right, alex. >> i will did this. where do i go. >> well, start by logging into your account. it is all on the my account page. privacy or privacy dot

google.com. >> we can google. >> yes. >> bye, lauren see you tomorrow you look fantastic as always, good bye. >> i didn't know lauren conrad, lc, right, she's called a fashion designer now. >> she has her own line. >> really. >> apparently she wants to ban certain word on her blog. what she says makes woman feel less confident and what she wants to say instead. >> okay. >> changes up language here. ironically this is a cool day but you know it will get hot and muggy again this week. my gosh your hair looks good, nice. >> yes. >> today i have a person, i have the derosa but we don't always have it, struggle is real we are talking about rainy days, muggy days, how about we saw j lo fantastic she will show us how.

and, so much to talk about. >> yes, flooding yesterday, we had hail, in some locations with the thunderstorms, high wind, trees came down, it is calming down a lot today, but as you you can see. >> yes. >> on radar there is some rain around. we have a few light showers around our neighborhood this

morning, in philadelphia, and it is going to be dreary the rest of the time with some drizzle and fog around this morning. that is why we have five out of ten. also temperatures are cooler then they were yesterday, ten to 15 degrees cooler in mess cases. that is why bus stop buddy has sweater on, as it the is so much cooler then it was over the weekend and you will need that rain gear on and off throughout the day, including, possibly at the game tonight. i think they will get the game in but there could be a a stray shower or two and we will start off at 7:05 at 63 degrees and just get cooler from there. fifty-three right now with the 16-mile an hour breeze out of the north/north east and our high will be about 66 degrees. we are being optimistic putting picture of the sunshine there we will not see too much today, occasion willal showers, drizzle and fog tonight with an overnight low of 58 degrees. we have had some fog around this morning.

>> we have been dealing with fog and accidents. first of all we will begin with good news on the schuylkill expressway an earlier accident in the tub else under 30th street station. they have opened up all of the lanes but eastbound as we look live at 30th street bumper to bumper to bumper pretty much from city line all the way n grid lock coming in the eastbound side. westbound heavy as well from south philadelphia, coming in towards center city. live look at the blue route 476, jammed upcoming out of the mid county down toward the schuykill we had an earlier accident on the blue route, near schuylkill expressway. that is now clear, and here's a live look at 295 southbound, an absolute crawl from route 70, all the way down to approaching the the 42 freeway, this is on ramp right here near black horse pike near 168, i crash there tying us up and we are looking at 48 minute delays at philly international. we will blame that on the weather, so do factor in extra time heading down the airport

this morning. back to you. several took tactics are no longer in use after senate did not extend parts of the the patriot act. >> senators are expect to come up with some kind of a solution as early as this afternoon but while we wait, are there risk to our national security, and ed turzanski is here, john temple ton fels of the foreign policy institute and scholar and resident at lah will sal university good to see you, mike. >> as of midnight, sunday are we less safe. >> well, we're not doing those things that we had been after 9/11 which have been consequential, and if you talk to people in the intelligence field, they will tell you very specifically that these are valuable tools. we think this is a temporary stoppage. the house measure that will

address most of the problem that has wide support in both the the house and the senate is going to pass. but i would say the the bigger problem is the confusion. >> let's clear it up. >> by the critics. >> whats the nsa within doing since patriot went into effect years and years ago. they know who we're calling, who is on the other even of the calls, how long the calls were on and the location of the people making the calls. >> well, one modification, not necessarily how are calling. which number is calling which number. >> yes good this is all about collecting large bases of numbers to see the interacting of numbers. >> people believe the governing is listening. >> they are at in the listening. >> in, they are in the and if they want to listen they have to go to the fisa court to say yes, you can listen in. they collect all this information, store it all, and

then, in the the event go back and start pulling those numbers, and say here are the connections we want to listen to. >> that is patriot act. what are they doing to make it a freedom act what are they add just continuing. >> to some people especially credits it is distinction without a difference. they are saying instead of the government storing all of this information, the the telephone companies, the telecommunications people will store all of this data. >> they already do. >> they do, yes. well, not as long a period. owe government has been capturing this. so now you have got added step of having to go into a judge saying i want to go to at&t or to whoever carrier it is and i want this information. >> you mentioned the critics they will say it still authorize those data collection which is what people have an issue with. >> but when you hear the discussion, alex, this is what

you typically hear. they are listening in on our calls. no, they're in the they are collecting data points. if you are so discomforted by this go back to the previous story about everything that google has about you, you know, when you are on line and all of a sudden, microsoft pops up and said to continue you have to read the agreement and check the box. read that sometime and see how much the information companies, your credit card companies, everyone else is collecting about you. >> how much leeway they have to get their information. >> when they are saying unconstitutional be careful about that too, the the court didn't rule it unconstitutional they said they went too far good can you tell me what rand paul's point is. he is really against this. >> two years ago he gave a great talk about the use of of drones, made news about that. he is now running for

president. you will notice that while he was doing this filibuster for the extension he also had a money bomb going on, collecting money. >> they were tweeting. >> he is talking to his base. >> yes, he is. >> but he is a libertarian he doesn't want any of that going on. >> these are important issues but it is unfortunate that they are using the wrong terms and i think polluting the discourse good we have some breaking news, at philly international. investigation underway right new at philly international airport. >> this is after a bomb threat, thinks a live picture of the airport, someone, of course, police are investigating an air bus 320 that landed at the the airport just after 6:30 a.m. less than an hour ago. the threat is in the credible and situation is under control, passengers were taken off the the plane. we will stay on top of this breaking news and a keep you updated. >> we are even ising a crew out there. it looks like everything is

okay. >> it still looks like activity there. >> forty-eight minute delays, bob kelly is saying at the airport. >> it could be a combination of this and the weather, as well. former attorney general and son of the vice-president, beau biden as you know tied of brain cancer. he was only 46 years old. doctor mike is here to talk about his condition and possible treatment for this. it was just so shocking even today.

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healthy bodies come in all shapes, sizes and women should focus on being fit, in the numbers on the the scale. >> okay. >> i think that is okay. >> it is all about how you think. >> that is right. >> i was up, i had to do some work in new york on saturday. so some folks up there upset about this. this will be on 50 percent of the the subway, posters, you know, billboard. >> yes. >> throughout the summer. are you beach body ready. some people say wait a second, they don't like this. they made a song. not everybody. >> well, she's fit. >> yeah. >> she's toned. >> but not everyone looks like that. >> she's awful gray, she needs to get in the sun a little bit. >> you don't to have look like her to be beach body ready. >> i guess not. >> i saw it. i didn't get upset about it. >> no. >> i mean i looked, i am not beach body ready, and never will be. >> i think it is all relative

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pocono mountains but you sure can see it this morning, that is how much in moisture is in the air and we have been following fog around all morning long, we have got that persistent front that is not going a away completely for a while and spreading showers into our area at the moment. not too many right new but here in philadelphia, it is a little bit and we have umbrellas up. you need your umbrella nearby. also be aware temperatures are at least 10 degrees, sometimes 15 degrees chillier then they were yesterday here in philadelphia we have 53 degrees. fifty-seven in dover. so today a high temperature of only 66 degrees, it is really 92 on sunday. now here it is on tuesday and we are not getting out of the 60's, yeah with occasional showers. the mostly cloudy on wednesday, maybe a pop up shower or two but it looks bet are on wednesday and thursday even with the slight chance of showers, around. our frontal system moves northward and milder air on

friday and saturday so we will warm in the lower 80's and we are hoping things get a little bit less unsettled by the weekend and we can have some sunshine maybe saturday afternoon and maybe on sunday, so there you go is there your seven day forecast, hi bob kelly. >> 7:47. let go back to the airport updating our breaking news from a few moments ago. we are looking at airport tarmac this is a all that police activity centered around that threat, not a credible threat but a threat in the less and therefore, police taking precautions, a plane that landed at philly international was pulled off to the side, passengers taken off and they had the security folks entered the plane. we are looking live right now at philly international, u.s. airways plane and it is off of the runway. here is one of are main runways there in the background. we are getting word that police say it is under control but as we go to the maps even though it is under control,

that situation a combination of the police presence and weather this morning put ago this together leaving us with 48 minutes delays. laguardia, jfk test continued for philadelphia, also the the tote board showing delays. so a combination of the police activity, and the weather, impacting air travel at philly international this morning. 295 southbound, that only has that one right lane opened and that is causing a come minute necessity delay from route 70 all the way down. the here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound earlier accident in the tunnels under 30th street station, all of the lanes are opened but we're backup now from city line all the way into center city and 30th street station. we are socked with the fog and delay, live look at the benny coming from the toll plaza up and over. all aboard patco high speed line on time coming across the

bridge as well. mike and alex, back to you. we are very excited about the fact that it is warm now but now you have to worry about your hair and dealing witt because with the humidity, you have the rain, on a kay like today, sometimes the heat when you are sweating and all that, it is hard just to look amazing. >> is what the solution. >> jennifer lopez, she always looks amazing, right. she has tips and tricks. >> is that a good example of a good hair day for jennifer. >> well, she always looks good. maybe in the the best but maybe she knew my hair will be all over i will put tonight a bun. >> jen, help us, what is the problem. >> i'm a knot j lo you look a little bit closer. good morning, rosa. >> good morning good we started talking about this because i was stalking your instagram and we saw a picture of jennifer lopez. we will show a little version of it. jennifer lopez is bringing the pony tail back. >> definitely the pony tail, buns, anything messy, she's

definitely doing it good we have a picture of it from her instagram. she does it super slick, messy. this is more messy. you say this is easier then you think. >> you wanting to with your natural hair and run kit. as long as it is balanced out and you have no crazy fly aways although j lo loves what she called baby hairs on the side. you just make it work. >> show us what you do here. she said number one thing is that we're not bringing it far enough toward our face. >> just to grab your own hair you want to go all the way back. i don't see it or not high enough. if you go more excentric you can pull back a little bit. with her hair half up, half down is what the secret. >> maybe because her hair is so thick she might not want to put so much of it up and give her that j lo ariana

grande puffiness in here so i would say, do less and do a little bit before the the ear and right on top of the head. >> put it in the pony tail. >> exactly, when i go underneath above her ear lobe and i go right up here and let all these little bumps that everybody says doesn't work, it does work with a messy bun or messy pope i tail. once i pull it up and right here is where i will put her pope i tail. >> lets get over to a list a she has opposite hair. melissa is gorgeous but you her hair is super thin, super wavey put your hair up like you do because she work here as well. you guys make she is buns look super now as opposed to super 1982. >> melissa has fine hair but it didn't look like it when it was all out ape naturally hair dried. most of the the look is this, you have a beach wave and make it look more formal and not worry about any humidity.

so what she did was toss her hair up, let anything that don't reach in the pony tail stay out and she put rub are band around it and she stretches out the bun. >> you do double rememberer band, she did rubber band and flipped tonight and dit again. >> i just wrapped my hair up and pony tail around it. >> you don't want to put it in pony tail first and wrap it because then you lose the thickness or the balance and a it looks a little bit too small. it won't look balanced on her head. so holding her hair up first with the rubber ban or anything that is the the ouchless band, they are wrap around your wrist first and when holding it that is how you you wrap it twice. it looks like she did more than what it was. >> you are a rock star. >> we will be here all morning long, next thing we will solve, you are sweaty when you blow-dry your hair. how will we solve that.

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thing. this man was just beautiful. from what we know he probably had a a primary brain tumor meaning that the tumor originated from inside the brain. new there are lots of tumors and cancers. there you go. that is example of what i think he may have had, something like it which is a glioblastoma. that big white area is a brain tumor. so, basically in 2010, he a had a stroke. he went to a number of places. he was felt to be okay. stroke can be a side effect along with seizures and other types of side effects from tumors like this. >> he seemed so healthy though. where does it come from. >> in one knows. it is just a type of a cancer that can be very deadly. the problem is that even if you remove it, so you get diagnosed, in 2013, he evidently had surgery to remove it, and the problem

with this kind of a tumor is that it spreads out. so even if you remove the tumor you can still have little cancer cells inside the brain. >> microscopic cells that come back. now, the one thing that i don't understand about this is we are on the the crest have of a wave of new treatments for glioblastomas, there are immuno therapist now where you will take a virus, polio virus or hiv virus, modify it and make it go after those cancer cells using your own immune system, t cells. we are doing projects at penn and at johns-hopkins, and they have had dramatic results. for those of you out there that have this or have a loved one that has it, we are on the verge, in my opinion of a amazing new treatments that will save lives.

the studies are showing it, going on right now. so the only part of this i don't understand is the son of the vice-president of the united states, he may have gotten it, he may not have have, i don't know anything bit but that is what i would have done. i would have for the to get myself in that studdie isn't it typically for people over 50, he is 46. >> lots of children get tumors, and the average life span is about 14 months. but with an early diagnosis it can than treated well and -- >> thanks for coming in. good day, june the second, 2015. showers and sweater weather, you need to know, that there is still rain around, and that you will need to bundle up more. we will have details coming up in your weather authority forecast, alex.

>> okay. caitlin jenner, what she's saying happening after her life changing surgery and how her mother is reacting this morning. plus, we are here in half for at ym c a and we want to help you guys get prepared, first, what i have to do, this is water, i will get in the water. >> here he comes good there he is. >> wow. >> hey jen what are you up to. >> you are blow drying your hair even when it is cold out like this morning, you get all sweaty at the the even. you know this happen. so rosa here will hell us out. but she will probably help me do my hair, hi. we have to teach you how to do your hair so you look cute and you are not all sweating.

>> okay. it was raining cats and dogs last night. you know how i know that. >> roofus was going crazy. >> that is our favorite weather dog, sue serio's dog roofus. >> yes, that is only a 15 seconds of about an hour. he wouldn't stop. poor thing. >> was it lightening or thunder. >> he hears the thunder and the the the hair on his back, goes straight up in the air. he looked out the window and he gets so upset. after a while you have to banish him to the basement. >> for an hour. >> and then it is basement time. >> i get sent down to the basement for an hour too. >> but he likes his basement though good man cave. >> let's go to ultimate

doppler radar and there is nothing to bark about because we don't have thunder and we saw lightening yesterday but in the the today, just scattered showers around just enough to need that rain coat and or the umbrella, weather by the numbers will give you a five out of ten. not only do we have dreary weather around but it is also a lot more chillier then it was yesterday, at the this time. much cooler. i gave him umbrella because you'll need it throughout the the day potentially. philly's forecast for tonight they will start a series with the red and, only thing in the lower 60's when the game begins and just get cooler after dark so make sure you have enough on and a puncho in case you get one of those showers like you see here in philadelphia just a light shower 53. high of only 66. and look at tonight, yes, drizzle and fog and a low of 58 degrees. is there your weather authority forecast, bob kelly,

it is dreary out there. >> it is one of the yucky starts again. 8:03. good morning, everybody. we are looking live at philly international the airport here, this is the u.s. airways tarmac where an incoming plane was pulled off to the side, police say it wasn't a credible threat, they did their investigation. i'm in the sure if there was a plane or not. they said everything is under control and getting back to normal there at u.s. airways and terminal a at philly international. but, combination a little bit because of that police act it mainly because of the weather we are looking at 48 minute delay in and out of philadelphia lah guard why looking at one hour and 43 minute delays. again we have been dealing with the rain and the fog all morning long. so delays, down at the airport. the here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway westbound leaving the city, accident off to the shoulder at city line. we had a disabled south on

i-95 at girard point double decker causing delays down toward the airport. here's a live look at the blue route and we are dealing with fog out there as well. the mass transit no reported delays, mike anal a ex, back over to you. you were talking about that a while ago. a problem at philly international airport. there was a bomb threat, apparently called in, but bob just mentioned this, they tell us that the threat is not credible. they have check it out. the situation is well under control. apparently it involved a u.s. airways flight, an air bus 320, landed about 6:30 this morning. passengers were taken off the the plane way off on the tarmac that isn't around the terminals way off to the side and everybody got off the plane, standing on the tarmac there in the rain. you can see buses transporting people. bomb sniffing dogs went on the plane, check it out, and just

a bomb scan and no credible threat. everything will get back to normal as soon as these passengers get back to the terminal this has been going on, the the past few weeks. bomb threats phoned into yfk, newark airport, los angeles international airport over the last couple of days, so now it has hit philly. so everybody acting up and calling in bomb threats. 8:05. >> lets go to camden county where police are looking into who torched three cars. one car found in the 3900 block of royal avenue in pennsauken. also in pennsauken another vehicle will reported at interest section of garden and woodland avenue. a third was found in camden at garden and highland. police believe all three incidents are related. also new this morning the body of a missing former track star from penn was found in the hudson river. the remains of 20 year-old timly ham let was discovered friday. new york city medical examiner a say ham let died by suicide by drowning. his parents last saw him december 26th.

he had been on leave from penn when he went missing. a funeral is scheduled for next friday. >> hudson river, just off of manhattan up in new york. federal lawmakers will question amtrak officials for the first time since last in's deadly derailment in port richmond. a committee meeting is scheduled for today. lawmakers want to know why safety upgrades and speeding trains were not installed on both side of the track. eight people died in that incident, hundreds were injured. 8:06. the caitlin jenner pennsylvania makes her debut. >> yes, there she is on the cover, of vanity fair magazine. taken by famous photographer annie liebwits. >> caitlin doesn't have any secrets. as soon as vanity fair cover comes out, i'm free. >> she is free. many took to social media including caitlin herself to share news and offer a word of support including the the kardashian and jenner girls. espn has announced caitlin

will receive the arthur ash award, one of the highest honors at espy awards next in month. it will be her first public appearance. look who has come back, nellie fitzpatrick. good to have you here again. >> good to have me. >> you have information about the city of philadelphia. >> i think something that is important, as we are's talking about, caitlin jenner and meeting caitlin jenner. it is now we can look at other issues that the transgender community faces as a whole. one of those issues is seeking , health coverage and accurate and wonderful medical care. these are things that we should begin to talk about and understand. the city of philadelphia is very much aware and doing what we can to assure coverage and medical services for our transgendered community. we are the largest city to remove trans health care coverage bans from our city policies. society i employees can get

the necessary coverage for the treatment and services that they need good good for us. >> we also offer transgender health care credit. we encourage businesses to also have coverage for their em please. >> one of the reasons we want to have you in here we need to understand this as a youth organization and what words to use and not use but in this article i think you wanted to address this caitlin says that she has plastic surgery on her face and breast implants and she said he had a panic attack. i don't know if the panic attack has anything about transitioning to the woman it may be the plastic surgery. >> as we begin to talk about what it means to transition, and what transgender individuals go through we need to understand that these are very personal, international moments of somebody's life. for caitlin jenner to be brave enough to share the fact that she experienced anything like that after going through what she did, it is really

something that we need to respect and understand. also she said this is something new for to us hear, it really isn't something new for somebody going through a procedure like that. >> yes. >> that is the point, a lot of people, more so, they mean well but something new for all of us. i necessity people were saying my gosh she looks beautiful as a a with man and that is not always best thing to say. but well, she makes a wonderful woman. >> what we're seeing is caitlin jenner has a unique opportunity. she is a unique individual. she has benefit of wealth, and fame. she as a gold medal. now she has another privilege and that is beauty. and not everybody walks in that privilege as well. when are a tran or in the tran but what we are seeing is she is happy to do everything she does to feel necessary to be other full self.

>> limited to just common standard of the femininity. >> absolutely. >> when i talk about the gold medals, from years and years ago, do i say caitlin won gold medals. >> sure. >> no more bruce talk. >> no, she is caitlin jenner. she has always been caitlin jenner. reading those bits and pieces that are coming out from that article and wonderful interview that he did she talk about how she has always been caitlin jenner. >> we heard from her mom today and she said, great, but i'm still going to call her bruce. >> and what we are seeing is that families go through things individually and each family is unique. some stories that we take away here is that the jenner's and kardashian are a supportive, loving family and people need support and people need to understand that as families, except and go through somebody

telling their family that they are a tran, everybody process is different. we need to not judge or attack caitlin's mother, that is for caitlin and her mom to talk about. not really for us. >> when it comes to people in the media and people showing their support we should refer to her as caitlin no more bruce. >> just like we talk about when i was here last time when somebody tells you who they are, you listen and you respect that. >> her name is caitlin. >> you are nellie good thank you. >> always great to see you. >> i need an opinion on this, is there a dress code to go to a local ceremony. local school wants parents to follow rules of the graduation what moms and dads must wear at least in washington township to go to their own kid graduation. >> gress code for parents. >> yes. >> but first slimming safety how can you keep kid out of the harms way. tips you need to know heading to the water park or

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it is not as much rain as there was, yesterday. so record rainfall, in wilmington, atlantic city, philadelphia with almost 2 inches of rain yesterday. we have added to those totals today but not so much. it is not as active in on radar in our area as it was yesterday at this time. other big difference from yesterday is it is so much chillier outside. 53 degrees in the city. we were at 07 this time yesterday. only 47 in mount pocono. it is cool off in dover, delaware. cold front has moved to the south but it is close enough to still give us clouds, and still giving us some showers. so, we're 18 degrees cooler right now, then we were yesterday and we're only going to get to a high of 66 today, 70 tomorrow and then 72 on thursday. still a chance of showers but we will see some sun and clouds, as well just with that frontal system nearby.

we will warm up on friday and saturday back in the eight owe's but still some showers around, hopefully by end of the weekend we will see completely dry weather, but that is your forecast, bob kelly, we have a lot of dreariness to look at, a a lot of accidents today. >> we have had accidents because of the fog abe wednesday roads. we have an earl situation under control and all cleared away but leaving behind delays because of the weather now. philly international averaging delays of about 48 minutes. flights coming out of the laguardia to philadelphia, a 43. so, delays in the air right now because of the weather between philadelphia and new york. if you are heading to the airport would i check with the airline before you put the bags in the trunk. a live look at 295, southbound heavy from 70 all the way down to approaching the black horse pike. we had an earlier accident. still some drizzle out there as you can see on our camera lens. 422 eastbound heavy from royersford heading in towards center city, backup on the

bennie from the new jersey side up and over into downtown. we're also dealing with some fog, that is still kind of lingering around. your travel time in bound on the schuylkill just over a half an hour, close to an hour though southbound on i-95, wood have men to downtown. mike and alex, back over to you good boom. >> well, it may be raining outside but you can have fun at a water park, indoor water park. >> i have a perfect place, the haverford area, ymca, that is where quincy is, hi quincy. >> hi, how are you doing. i want to thank our sponsors at ymca for this great program you guys are doing free, all week, classes, how are you doing katy good how are you doing quincy. >> i come to the y, for splash week what will you learn. >> five components of swimming for the summer. you will do boating safety. right now they are doing water park safety and beach safety and asset as well as backyard safety.

and, they don't really know the component, so, what are some of the things if i go to the music park, before i get to the amusement park. >> proper way to put on a life jacket and safety issues. three kid drawn every day and it is preventable. neglect how to put on a life jacket is key in a water park. >> it is not only just here, but all ymca. >> that is correct. eighteen branches in our association, so we are doing splash week, the whole week,. >> proper sun screen, and they work on going under water, how to come up above water, and going down the beach and learn how to come out from a rip tides current and ways to save themselves. >> what are the ages of the

kids. >> between. >> they are really young. >> they are like experts. >> they take some lessons here year round and they take some lessons throughout the summer for our camp program. today we have ages four to eight years old. >> katie, so this is what we will do. next hour we will some more tips about splash week but it is a free program. i cannot resist. i'm a big kid, hold on one second. >> i got to go over there with the kid. >> absolutely, enjoy. >> i will not get your stuff wet. >> there he goes. look at him there. >> he is a good swimmer, i really do need to take swimming lessons again. >> i picture you as someone who can sit by the pool but not in the water. >> i can float but that is about it. >> kim and kanye, fcc requires to us talk about these two. kim and kanye, they kind of

stole the show at a fashion award ceremony last night but who had a huge wardrobe malfunction, manny got some hot gossip from the red carpet. >> you better spill that t mike. >> i will. >> but first a big honor for devon still and his daughter incredible way that the duo will be honored at espy award next month. >> but here's the bad part she had a setback

let's talk about this situation at philadelphia international airport. a apparently there was a bomb threat. >> police say the threat is not credible, but lets get to jenny joyce, with the chief inspector now, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike this was deemed not credible. we did find out it was flight 6488, an american airlines flight that was flying from san diego here in philadelphia join by chief inspector joe sullivan. can you talk about how the threat came in and what it meant and what you guys had to do to determine that it was

safe. >> well, a series of threats, a against multiple flights, that were flying overnight, came into the tsa operations. that information was transmitted to the faa. one of the those flights specifically mentioned this flight 6488, american airlines from san diego to philadelphia the faa toker notified airport operations regarding the threat to that specific flight, just prior or as it was landing here in philadelphia so a decision was made out of of an abundance of caution to remove the plane, carefully remove passengers, put them on buses and then of have members of the philadelphia police bomb squad and k-9 teams from the philadelphia police airport unit go through the plane and luggage and just confirmed that there was no hazards, nothing dangerous, in hazardous materials or devices, which it was done very methodically and very

carefully and at this point the passengers have been released to continue their travel and plane will go back into service. >> reporter: so often you see this how often does that take a couple hours. >> it takes about 90 minutes because obviously, the weather is not good, we want to get passengers off, they are coming down, the movable stairs and they are not able to exit through jet way so we want to go slowly and methodically rolling. >> so we want to work together. the airline was a great help, work together with airport operations, philadelphia police, philadelphia fire department, tsa, fbi and everyone is on their way. >> thanks, chief. all passengers are on their way, plane was deemed safe and this threat did in the come in until the plane was already landing. >> as the plane was landing.

>> alex and mike. >> good job, jenny, thank you for that. >> that was some new information, multiple planes were targeted but it was all fake. 8:26. >> cincinnati bengals and his daughter lea will receive the jimmy v honor award in july. >> five-year old le a a was diagnosed last june, with a rare form of stage four cancer. and, about five days ago, while getting a stem cell transplant, a apparently, trouble with her liver, her liver was affect by the chemotherapy. let's get back to the espy award. it is name after jimmy v, who died of cancer, less than two months after receiving that honor at the espy awards. as you know, stewart scott received it, last year. in a couple days people will come up on the one year

market since lea was diagnosed with cancer. devon posted on his instagram he got a new tattoo of her on his back. >> 8:27. >> this temple grad's new album comes out today but she has a powerful in message, how she learn to love herself after being bullied. >> she's great, my goodness. but first, i hope you're hungry folks because you are about to eat through tv we're making something i have never had, chef garces, goat tacos. >> you will love thosey hear they are not bad. >> it is the best of all kind. >> the greatest of all

compared to yesterday, it is not nearly as bad, just drips and drops out there this morning.

but you will need your umbrella at times today just like your pal bus stop buddy and it is much cooler. make sure you have sweater or jacket or wear socks again today. 53 degrees at the moment with 13 miles an hour winds and a high of 66. we may see sunshine today but it is becoming more's more doubtful. 58 degrees tonight with drizzle and fog. seven day forecast just ahead. hey bob kelly. >> good morning. as we heard from chief inspector joe sullivan down at the airport although that situation under control we have delays in the air. forty-eight minutes in philadelphia. 1:43 in and out of laguardia. we will blame the wet they are time around. half an hour delays inbound on the schuylkill coming into philadelphia and about 45 minutes south of i-95 between woodhaven and downtown. mike and alex, back over to you. well, if you want to have run watch celebrity chef jose garces now is your chance, this sunday the garces foundation sum iser barbecue. let's go have a barbecue,

mike. >> how great, you getting to to jose garces's farm, and we get to pick plants and stuff. >> well, there is other activities, is there tito's hand made vodka, and there is, you can plant seed and basically take herb plants home that day. there is, farm tours. i will be making whole both. i have great local producers. they are doing fresh ice cream and fat jack's is doing barbecue. >> two event, saturday, one sunday. we will talk about that once we start. you got my goat. >> well, my goat but you brought a goat shoulder in. >> i brought a whole goat shoulder and basically, i have been into goat lately. >> yes. >> i got some red chilly barbecue sauce on it and what we do is we wrap it in banana leaves and burlap sack and aluminum foil and cook it over

coals for 12 hours. >> cooking tonight a sack good what does that do for flavor. >> that actually steams it nicely between the leaves and burlap sack it creates a tender goat. what we have here is finish goat product. i'll tell you, goat, we should eat more of that. it is a lean, pretty healthy meat. it doesn't, they eat shrubs and they eat pretty much anything. >> my fiance's mother makes goat almost every sunday. i love it. >> you are making tacos. >> i'm making tacos and lets see you can start seeing tacos. >> what is saturday. >> saturday i have got some of the best chefs in philly, friend of mine out there cooking for an auction at them was won at last years gala. we are doing, it is, peter, greg, rich landow, myself,

kevin, we are all putting together a great farm and table dinner for ten people. we have additional ticket that we will sell and help the colt family fund. he was in the amtrak accident. we want to support him. >> he is our neighbor. he has a restaurant at high street. >> he was supposed to be there this saturday. he is ending up his food. we will turn it out for him. it won't be as good as if he was there. we want to help him out in spirit. >> help out families for sure. >> ten tickets left and that is this saturday night. >> how do i get one. >> go to garces foundation.org and all of the information is there for the saturday night din are and sunday barbecue. >> we have a lincoln my fox philly.com as well. >> let's do it. >> so we have delicious raised goat. we take some of the goat, and pan underneath it that catches some of the juice and we put

that red chile marinate back and you can see how nice and tender that is. i have a little bit of black bean puree i will just put on there, some fresh corn tortilla's and you guys will absolutely love this. >> this will be my first time trying goat. >> is it really. >> should i do my joke again. >> not bad. >> i have a little, it is a orange sauce, and we will just sprinkle that on top. >> a little fresh squeeze of lime. a little micro slant tro. >> tell me about sunday. >> so, sunday again, the foundation barbecue it starts midday. you can get all of the information at garces foundation.org and it will be a fun day, fun day at the farm. we welcome family, adults,

just come and hang. >> pretty good price75 bucks eat your face off. >> eat your face off, $30 for kid. have some goat tacos. >> fantastic. >> very good. >> great to see you, chef. >> thank you. >> we have to talk about 50 shades of gray because we're required. >> and is there a new book coming out, but there is a twist, how the new novel won't be anything like the other three. >> okay. >> plus this... >> ♪ >> iggy just got more fancy, just look at that left hand, um-hmm, we're talking about some new bling on there, is she engaged, we will find out next.

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it is true, iggy azalea is engaged, yep. her boyfriend swag i p, or nick young proposed at his 30th birthday party. >> he plays for the lakers. >> yes. >> the moment was caught on instagram. >> will you marry me. >> yes. >> so nick, your number, used to play for the 76ers. >> that is right. >> let's talk about this ring. >> oh, my goodness, it weighs in at over ten carat. >> wow. >> that is a monster. >> it reportedly cost $500,000. >> wow. >> $500,000. >> look at them together all smiles. >> well, good for them. >> wonder if she will push

off her tour again. >> no, nothing changes. >> lovely in love. >> wendy williams was talking about that. >> yesterday morning, yes, she was. >> well, 8:41. so, ed sheeran is known or his love songs but he got more with accoustic covers and rock. >> five heavy metal songs the the whole family can enjoy, songs like >> ♪ >> ♪ >> my goodness. >> that is pretty good. >> he is really funny. he likes to play along and has a good sense of humor. >> he was here just a few days ago at mann music center. >> it was sold out. >> he has been on this show.

>> i have heard that. >> nice guy you are the number one stunner. >> and i shine every summer. >> nice to have him do the accoustic version of that song. >> maybe do some that. >> yes. >> lets go to jen. >> fix my hair due. >> mike, the struggle is real when it comes to blow drying your hair. my, thin yucky hairy get sweaty. i cannot blow drying this beautiful hair. come back to the salon and we will tell you how in the to be so sweaty, by the way your hair i

still a few drips and drops out there this morning and i think that is the way it will be for a good part of the take. you will see drizzle around and fog at times. we have been watching fog at the airport all morning long. is there olde city and you can see how dreary it looks outside. with these northeasterly winder we will in the see too much in the way of sunshine trying to think optimistically putting the little picture there. occasional showers but with all those clouds high temperature today have of only, 66 degrees, with more

drizzle and fog overnight down to 58, brighter times ahead hopefully by the weekend but good idea to make sure you have sweater or jacket with you before you go outside today. >> of course, always. >> 8:46. it happens to all of us, you shower, go to blow dry your hair and super sweaty. jen, what i do is i wear a tank top but there are other tips for us this morning. >> that is really good tip. turf say what happens to me is, it happens on a saturday. blow dry your hair, ready to go out and start yelling at your husband because you are so sweaty. there are some tips. first of all, you have the most amazing hair. >> thank you. >> she says that she slept like this like she just let her hair dry. >> one of the key things is knowing your own hair texture to necessity little tricks. hit or miss here or there but with her hair hair drying on its own it is awesome, good for her but if she were to go attack her hair out of the

shower she would be there all day. take as much moisture out as possible, almost like 80 percent dry. >> with a towel or just drying it with the blow drying with medium heat that works really well you are not pulling it out and doing blow drying. >> first attempt, when it is trimming wet and blow dryer and brush, you will there been all day. you are sweaty and your hair is frizzy again. >> other thing you say if you can get out of the bathroom get in the bigger space. >> more space, more confined is just definitely going to be too much. the heat from the blow drying will make it worse also. open space is a good way, somewhere cool. >> we want to have this hair, right? you said when it comes to really fine hair like me concentrate on the bangs but we want this gorgeous hair for summer. >> exactly. she has natural waves, and she just touch it up with a little

wand. >> owe how would you you do her hair so she wouldn't get so sweaty, it is all about the tools. >> if you have a concentrator on your dryer, the thin are air flows to that area are working for those, rollers are set it, have after you use the round rushing in the hair or whatever but if she sat there a after she blew this dry, and just set a velcro role tore let that cool off and go to the next section instead of the using a clip this will set the air with cool air. >> that is your other tip, at the end of the thing. >> at end of your blow out when you are all done, all said and done. >> you know you are about to start. >> right before you get frustrated, don't get frustrated, turn the clip of the blow-dry or whatever you have, a trigger button and use the cool air, colder the the better and your hand to run through your hair because you have natural oil and they will

suit those cute californias and give it more shine. >> basically you are saying even the blow-dry quicker then we think we would normally do it in the winter. >> exactly, that way when you have super cold air going through it and handing go through it, feel for cold pocket. when you have coal pocket that means too much moisture is left in there. if you are doing something more for a night out, concentrate on the top of the head and the side of the head f you leave moisture in here the wave, humidity that will help work and it is underneath. make sure all moisture is out at top an inside, setting it using cool air, then definitely it will last longer. >> i love it. >> then we will have hair just like yours. >> all right. >> we will talk about something super special in the 9:00 o'clock hour. we will talk about locks for love. these good are tips. i will try not to get frustrated but i still will be

crabby. >> any reason to yell at steve your husband. >> it is great. >> i blow-dry my hair naked. >> all righty then from the world's best restaurant revealed, where in the world can you get the best meal. >> really. >> name the best restaurant in the world. >> where do you think it is. >> conshohocken. >> maybe.

you tell us what you want to pay and we help 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! good morning, everybody. mike, if you are going camping this weekend you will need your trailer. >> yes. >> i. been camping in 30 years. >> probably not. >> camper out here on i-95. if you get where you are going and realize the camper is not hitched to the back of the truck come on back i-95 southbound at girard avenue, the right lane is blocked here. so we are jammo, from the

betsy all the way into downtown philly, even the school busies coming in for their class trips are delayed today. an accident westbound on pennsylvania turnpike approaching the philadelphia been sale a em interchange. we are still dealing with delays from one to two hours at philly international. mike and alex, back over to you. >> bob. >> yes, i'm here. >> you like to go out to eat with your love liz wife. >> i love it the list of the world's best restaurants is out, philly isn't on the list. >> in philly restaurant is on the list. so bob, you you are out. >> i don't to have take her then. >> no, just go to spain. >> spain's took home the world's best restaurant. >> where is that. >> it is in carona, spain. >> world's best chefs gathered for yearly ceremony. the previous winner was in copenhagen. >> yes, inma.

>> that fell two to number three. >> italy. >> yes. >> it was ranked second. so looking at this restaurant, right. i'm on trip advisor. so this lady said she had a party of four. get this, they went as one. they didn't leave until 7:30. >> wow. >> do you know why they were there from 1:00 to 7:30. >> bad service. >> no, 14 courses. >> all good too. >> the reviews are amazing. once in a lifetime meal. it was amazing. lovely. >> yeah, sure. >> do they tell you the price. >> that is biggest part. >> you are paying for it. >> yikes. >> the number of u.s. restaurant that got highest was number five, and i don't know what it is called, 11 mad on park. >> is that new york. >> right off madison square park. >> i'm sure you have been there. >> of course, i have. >> it is okay. >> not worth number five.

>> i don't know, it was good. lets get back to the big story in the country, caitlin jenner, cover of vanity fair yesterday, why she chose not to spell her new name, with a k. >> everybody is talking about this part. >> it is

it is june 2nd, 2015. >> we will not let the rain affect our mood in the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> heck no. >> there is a lot have of sunshine in here. >> there sure is. >> you light up my life. >> maybe it is bright lights in the studio. >> yes. >> so, caitlin jenner, she made her debut yesterday on vanity fair magazine. that picture was taken, by ann

i liebwits. notice she spells caitlin with a c. >> we noticed. >> now, i think they say in the article, about 45 pages long, that there wasn't a knock against kardashian because they name all of their girls with the k names, but to set herself apart. by the way, we will talk more about that but i also have to say this, 50 shades of gray, another book is coming out. >> but this one will be different, mike. how this novel will not be like anything like the other three. >> oh, okay. >> jen darling. >> we're doing more hair but this is a little bit different. you you know him, you love him, it is joey. if you haven't cut your hair. >> in almost four years. >> he has not cut his hair in four years. >> he will cut his hair, and we will donate it to kid, that need it most. thank you so much. we will talk about the