time? >> searching as competition, i guess, mainly to hbo. >> really? >> ya. >> scar. >> i what's your show? >> bowl and beautiful. i don't need cable for bold and the beautiful at 130:67:89 owning, so i got to sit down with archbishop charles champ ooh. rolling clips of this, right? so i don't know, well, you don't, 1979. >> yep. >> pope john paul ii dame to philadelphia. >> right here. >> and had a mass there, logan square. which is actually a circle. >> this year the mass up on the art museum stems, i believe. so i went over to the, well, the cathedral, and talk to the archbishop. in the interview, behind him, when we roll it, at some point, the chair that pope john paul ii sat in, they made

special for him, that he sat in, while he gave the mass, sitting in that rectory. >> sit up on the alter. >> nobody else sits in it. so i was looking at it the whole time i'm interviews him. then i ask him this after the interview. >> pope john paul ii sat in this chair. >> yes. >> when he was in philadelphia. >> he was. you're not worthy. >> i know. >> go ahead and sit down. >> yes, sir. >> what do you think that far? >> wow. >> gave you a sense of authority? >> i can't take it home. >> no. >> okay. >> okay, that's probably enough. and then there was a ball of fire. >> burst into flames. >> big lightning bolt around. >> nobody's ever sat in it.

>> wow. >> archbishop, can i sit in that care? thinking woe say no. ya, come on over. took the rope off. later today -- >> do you feel different since that has happened? do you feel like you've been a changed person, changed man? >> no, no, no. >> even sitting in the chair didn't help? >> it will take more than that. it will take a visit from god himself. >> well, if that could happen any day now. so let's see what's happening. a lot of clouds around this morning on saturday light and radar picture, showers along the maryland pennsylvania border, this morning, look at them little more closely coming up. we give you number six out of ten today. just like yesterday, a lot of cloud cover, still on the cool side, so you still need that

jack or sweater, and pretty dreary out there, have the umbrella nearby in case you get a shower where you live. 59 degrees, right now, the 9-mile per hour winds out of the east northeast. mostly cloudy, stray shower, here we go again. tonight down to 59 degrees, clouds, possible shower. so that takes care of your thursday, see if things improve. bob kelly here, right now, been quite the morning. >> yes. >> still little craze think morning, sue, good morning, everybody, 703 video from skyfox over the scene of the that the -- nasty overturned tractor-trailer and fire that happened around 5:00, 5:30 or so on the southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike, approaching exit number seven. so between seven a and exit seven this is what the inner drive looks like. right now only traffic permit in the that outer drive. so, instead of six lanes, as we go to the maps right now, only three lanes are open.

so leaving the house, headed southbound this morning, approaching exit number seven, route 206, give yourselves extra time, maybe use route 130, or 295, as the alternate. ninety-five northbound, accident between bridge and cottman. unusual delay for the gang heading north this morning, southbound, you have your normal delay, from cottman, down through girard. you know the drill coming through the work zone, back up on the benny, into downtown, from mid-span into center city here at eighth and vine. remember, it is a thursday, so thursday and friday, the patco high-speed line runs with their construction schedule. inbound on the schuylkill, about 21 minute trip. and just un half hour south on 95, woodhaven into downtown. lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much being bob. following breaking news out of delaware county all morning long. witnesses say speed was factor, police are looking into it, it was deadly head on collision in chester, two men killed on impact, after colliding along west second street around 1:00 this

morning. the red car that was in that accident was seen speeding by witnesses, and when it swerved into the opposite lane police trying to figure out just how fast that car was going. >> bo, as he was called, will be laid to rest this weekend in his hometown of wilmington. steve keeley is live in delaware. >> security starting to tighten. we got moved from the last location, and you can also tell by the flags just halfway up the polls in honor of beau biden, real chilly, biting wind here, gray clouds, above that, up in the sky. and we've had off and on showers, not that anyone down here in delaware needs any extra reason to feel sad and dreary, but, mother nature seems to be among the public for bo beau biden. this small state, big heart, has bill hole in the heart with the loss of the man shows expected to be the next leader here at the state cap top as

governorment not lying in honor here, dead at such young age of 46. they're here for the future governor being bringing out thousands to dover, and the large legislative hall complex for the first every three days of memorial services, public views and saturday's funeral where the president is going to give the eulogy. now today's schedule one to 5:00 p.m. public viewing that may not end at 5:00 p.m. if there is still a crowd in line and in front of the legislative hall, you see a tent set up there, promising to have tsa type security, checkpoints here, so just getting in will be like getting on an airplane, and that may slow things down, many dignitaries are going to be here in delaware, to pay respects to the vice president's oldest son, proud member of the delaware national guard, two-term delaware attorney general beau biden's body, lying in honor here at legislative hall today, then another public viewing, and wake tomorrow at saint anthony of patua church in wilmington, the gathering place for the whole biden

family since bo died saturday night. >> free shuttles with dart, the delaware regional transportation service here, running for all the local people to take from far away, so they can get here, problem-free, dropped off, then pick up around the capitol buildings, and all previously planned delaware state houses, senate sessions obviously canceled, so tomorrow's viewing in wilmington, one p.m. to 4:00 p.m., then again 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. follow by funeral mass, as the president's eulogy will cause the secret service to be all around that complex again today. like they were yesterday. tightening security more today and all the way through saturday at the biden's family parish, saint at any of patua church. sadness continues, and boy the weather just fitting for the occasion for sure.

>> golf for christy honors fallen state trooper anthony. >> flagg then at half state on allstate building, trooper killed in the line of duty when his cruiser hit a deer, careened off the highway hit a tree, on i195 in upper freehold. he had been a state trooper since 2013. >> the reason we're in upper darby, this is where the chase ended and man remains on the loose this morning. >> during a traffic stop in west philadelphia, "fox 29 news" cameras, were there, as the police chase came to an end in the area of church street in upper darby, man ultimately ditched the car and took off running, in his vehicle, police found loaded

handgun and three year old boy, police say the boy was not hurt but wreckless and dangerous situation, car belonged to the suspect's girlfriend add work at the time. investigators work to go determine the relationship between the man and the child. >> careless, and people know this individual was apparently, may have relatives in this area. >> man behind the wheel had just left court. and admitted that he was speeding, to pay a ticket.

>> yes. >> and he was leaving speeding traffic court. >> terrifying. all caught on camera of course west chester pike, upper darby tuesday, that orange mustang you see, makes pass, then boom, right there, hits corner store, spins out of control, two people walking right there. >> i see them. >> narrowly escape, what could have been terrible situation. also, a man sitting on a box in that same area. >> he runs a path on the right side. he nails the damn gas and the son beep spun out and came down and damn near killed me. >> he told you what he thought, didn't he? >> ya. >> the car also clipped a gas meter at mexican restaurant next dear. then had to shut down about 20 properties, three hours, everyone's inconvenienced, now this guy facing more than the initial speeding charges. >> i'm telling you, that mustang, miss those dollars people by what? >> a foot? >> inches. ya, feet.

>> two people walking. >> oh, i see him now. >> misses hip. >> thank the lord. eleven minutes past seven. >> police need your help, robbing montgomery county at gunpoint a bank. police say this man went into the bank of america, flashed a gun and demanded cash, i turned and walked away. turns around, fires shot towards the teller windows. this man knows who is involved in the robbery of wells fargo bank in bryn mawr. gave him what he wanted, still got mad. >> rick perry just announced moments ago he is running for president of the us in 2016ment made the announcement in a video, posted on his campaign website. >> see the president who tells the american people, the

truth. >> we had the power to make our country new again. >> you got to have some nice music like this. >> dramatic effect. >> patriots i can. >> yes. >> this is rick perry's second attempt at the white house. four years ago, as you remember, rick perry launched his presidential campaign becoming instant frontrunner, 2012. then he's kind of flamed out, due to stumbling debate performance, stumbling like me, in which he forgot the name of the federal agency, he wanted to close. >> so towed kind of quietly bailout? >> look at this, you saw on fox news poll yesterday afternoon? >> find rick perry supporters backing, trying behind, three republicans receiving double digit back interesting primary voters there. is one. jeb bush, from florida west con sin governor, scott

walker, both got 12%, and then, neurosurgeon, ben carson followed up with 11%. >> basically three way tie. >> almost. >> in this early early early polling. >> learning more about terror plot prevent in the boston. >> guy with a knife. boston police were facing an imminent threat when they shot and killed a suspect. this is day before yesterday. police say this guy's 26 years old, were. a -- rahim, lunged at them with big military knife. there it is. the fbi says he plotted for at least a week, to attack police, before he was confronted. he wanted to randomly kill police officers on june 2nd or 3rd. >> this guy required 24/7 surveillance. so we thought the threat was severe enough that we had to approach him. we never expected what

happened. >> for isis reasons, flight. >> correct. >> following their instructions. the fbi claims this guy, who had been spreading isis propaganda on line, recruited his nephew, who is 24 years old, guy named david wright to help him with this plot. write arrested tuesday at his home outside of boston. >> goetic caught thankfully. >> us law enforcement officials hundreds of social media sites making it easy to president the prophaganda. the growing use of encrypted communications is making it more difficult to track the terrorist at all. >> head of the counter terrorism division told house committee evolution out pacing the laws that allow investigators to intercept communication by terror suspect. said the company's have built products that don't really allow them to help with the solution. the fbi expressed repeated concern about the eases which isis is able to spread it message, now taking everything to social media. >> for sure.

>> yesterday told you julie kramer 23 years of age diagnosissed when rare form of cancer, right? then julie caught the attention of ellen degeneres, and they had her on ellen's show, right? >> remember the day when chase utley came out and surprised her? >> first through the first pitch this year. >> then tweet the just few days ago, her cancer had spread, back in the hospital, so, the phillies got wind of the news, players codey, show topped surprise her yesterday, at the hospital. said determined to beat cancer, thank full to be able to share her journey, she thankful to everyone who is rooting for her. >> helps me forget that i am going through this, and i'm just living my life.

being careful but still living. >> she knows how to live, too. >> isn't she gorgeous? still wait to go find out if she will need chemo. she said she wants to get back to her normal routine. >> good. >> she was just a big ball of energy when she came in the studio. >> it was an honor to meet her. and we will keep up with her progress, to make sure we let you know how she doing, because that attitude is such a great example for anybody who is dealing with this. >> well, the clouds will stick around for your thursday. and some scattered showers, expected, in some areas. specially to the south of philadelphia and this morning, to the west. drier and warmer for the weaken, cross your fingers, it is look being so much better for the weekend than this persistent weather pattern that we've had day after day after day. now, most of the rain, concentrated to the south,

stationary front, still casino of hugging the coast here. but, we have been watching some showers around new castle county, delaware, light rain in newark, around the university, around nottingham, around other places near the border, elkton getting rain just around i-95. for the rest of the morning, could you see few more scattered showers, computer models showing the sunshine trying to come through this afternoon. not very successful, unless you're really far north up maybe around north jersey, and then tomorrow, more clouds around, but probably not too much rain. some sunshine in here eventually, maybe by the end. day, saturday looking little brighter. little bit of rain in the outlook, but maybe only 20, 30% chance, seeing some rain saturday. so go ahead, make your plans for outdoors. now remember if you are going to the shore, it will be cooler there with the sea breeze. 59 degrees right now.

zero six in dover, delaware, 69 in millville. this team rushes are maybe two, three, four, 5 degrees warmer, than yesterday. not that much. and we still have the clouds. 9-mile per hour breeze out of the northeast, much windier, to the south of us, closer to where that heavier rain is, 13-mile per hour winds, and wildwood. so, after that peak of 92 degrees on sunday, boy do we see temperatures fall over the next two days, only 58 tuesday. yesterday we recovered to 70 degrees. and i think right around there again today. clouds, showers, and high of 68. bit of warming trend, 76 degrees friday. eighty-two on saturday. 79 degrees on sunday. mostly sunny skies. thunderstorms returning to the area monday just like last monday, when we had thunderstorms. so, hopefully this is not weekly occurrence, bob kelly.

>> skyfox continues to clean up the accident that involved overturned tractor-trailer, and fire, this morning. lanes on the new jersey turnpike, approaching exit number seven, blocking what would be the center portion of the roadway. now, going to the maps, anyone that's coming southbound this morning, it is an approaching exit seven. everybody's pushed to the three outer lanes. >> to the rush hour, 295, is 30, would be your two best bets. another accident there is one here, involving a couple of trucks north on i-95. we are stack up here like the pancakes as they head northbound, only left lane open. up towards 476, up toward philadelphia international airport airport this morning. further north on 95, another accident, up near bridge street here, between bridge and cottman, in the actual

construction zone. counselor down philly heavy into eighth and vine, speaking of pancakes, uncle bill's pancake house tomorrow. where i will be setting up shop. reporting live beginning at 6:00 as we head down the shore come join me. we have the opportunity to see the beach, the ocean, and the bay. and we'll eat. more importantly, eat. at uncle bill's pancake house. >> and then meet one jen down there, as well. >> on the way to cape may. >> hey, show time, getting ready to compete with hbo. having streaming service. how would i sign up for that? >> you got to wait. >> okay.

>> first person to do this since then. >> i believe so. >> okay? >> and's a saint. >> yes. >> are you going to sell the pant you wore when you sat in

the pope's chair? >> oh, ebay. i smell an ebay auction coming on. >> what do you think pope pants would get? >> you know what you could do? you could auction the pant off. >> ya? >> and then donate the money you make to a catholic charity >> did you lean back? >> i did, so the jacket, too. >> the whole suit? >> and i had a vest on, three piece suit. hold on second. just in. i believe i can watch nurse jacky on show time on my phone now. >> might be able to pretty soon. >> oh, this is big news, lauren. >> doing everything on our smart devices, so i'm not nurse jacky, i'm array donovan girl. you guys into that? >> yes. you know, this is up your alley, masters every sex, baby. i know. >> so show time, i mean, awesome for people who get rid of the expensive cable bills.

you can just stream any show time show starting in early july if you pay $11 a month. so let's talk about. that will netflix starts at $8 a month, hbo now, hbo streaming service, that's 15, so show time is falling right in the middle at 11:00. so, let's say you have your netflix, hbo now, have your show time. spending what, like 30 something dollars a month instead of 200 for cable. and you can watch great shows. >> i love the idea. i was explaining to mike, lauren, ' toss to have the apple pv device. is that the catch? >> yes. >> yep, it is only for apple devices it, might extends, might be special arrangement just with apple for now, again to some other devices after this. >> so lauren -- >> there are at least, yes? >> 10 million people don't have cable any more? >> they just dot internet? >> not even people. households. so more people. there are 10 million households here that said, you know what, i'm done with

cable. look, i'm not a millennial. so my friend aren't millennial's. i have three that recently moved. and the first thing that they did was get rid of their cable. >> hole on, lauren? most of them work in it. v which scared me. because i feel like we need to watch a lot of things to be, you know, in the know. >> don't i need cable? >> there are so many other ways to get this stuff. >> don't i need cable to see you? >> ya,. >> nobody should cut their cords. >> stinging cord cut earlsment we'll see you took. you look great in yellow, by the way. >> oh, thank you. >> let's get back to conversation i had with charles bishop chaput. when he first heard the pope was thinking about coming to philadelphia. he didn't like it. >> really? >> i'll tell you why. >> what are you to up now? >> what's a five rat ace favorite letter? >> r. >> hey, we're in tuckerton.

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>> so it is june 4th. >> but it doesn't feel like it. >> all eyes on sue serio. >> what's going on outside, knew. >> all of the shore towns make sweatshirts with their names on it, and you will need one tomorrow. and as we mention, the ocean water temperature, around 606 degrees. ya, what was really in the season? satellite radar picture shows host bun of clouds. little rain. as we've said, past couple of times, right, there along the pa and maryland border, into delaware, new castle county, showers around, have the rain gear with you, you've had it with you all week long, need again today, at some point, six out of ten, bus stop buddy brought his umbrella, he brought his fleece, to make sure he's warm at the bus stop. phillies cap, they won again last night.

>> 59 degrees, high around 68, scatter shower or two here and there. >> there is a warm up in the weather future, tell when you coming up in just a few minutesment bob kelly, what you got? >> stuff going on on 95. sue, 73:00; good morning, everyone, accident northbound lanes of i95, approaching cottman avenue. also this crash, south on the new jersey turnpike, it delay pretty much from 7a down to seven. again, it is in that inner drive. so anyone coming out of north jersey and headed south this morning, expect delays. and then 95 northbound, heavy delaware state line, approaching 320, only left lane getting on by, so if you're leaving delaware, or delaware county right now, trying to get up to the blue route or the airport, major

jam ahead of you here, that crash with only one lane open. here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway, in the tunnels, under 30th street station. westbound an accident, south street interchange, leaving south philly or coming over the walt whitman bridge, heading into downtown, westbound only one lane open on the schuylkill expressway. mike, lauren, back to you. >> million coming to our city. thousands of people are already counting the days, they've got this calendar set, pope francis' visit including the archbishop. >> charles chaput. >> i recently talked with him. one-on-one about the anticipation. expectations of the pope coming to philly. >> the city of philadelphia is almost red. >> i this of course where a lot of people would be standing. >> pope francis in the city of brotherly love. >> hard to imagine how many people will be here during

those days. >> millions are expected to make their way to the parkway, in september, for the eighth annual world meeting of families. and the papal visit. >> worlds meeting of families largest gathering of catholics in the world. >> this will also be the very first time pope francis visits the united states. >> so whether we announced on our show, the pope was coming to philadelphia, almost a gasp in the studio. it was fantastic. >> serving as most popular pope in my lifetime. >> really is very, very popular man. >> well like, unconventional, some might say, a rebel. choose to go do what's right in the eyes of god, rather than what is popular. >> he really has great loving cart for the poor that's very obvious, people who disagree on religious, thee logic

issues, almost unanimously agree on caring for the poor. so i think that he is an unite err, around those issues, nan way that he's rather spectacular. >> while recognize g the pontiff's gift, after bishop chaput is honest enough to say he was not exactly thrilled when he first learned of a papal visit to philly. >> well i got a letter from pope benedict saying that philadelphia's one of sell role cities in the united states that he would consider coming to, i wrote back and was discourage wag i wrote. i didn't want it to happen. i had enough complexity, we didn't have any money. i just couldn't imagine how we could become responsible with this. >> given his concerns, the archbishop said he thought for sure another city would be selected. but, after few months, he learned otherwise.

very happy to come. i changed my mind. >> no doubt, this is exciting time for both catholics, and non-catholics. >> we will have a lot of tv, jumbo tron tv's around, so that people who can't get particularly chest can feel very close, because they have the site and sound available to them where they are. >> the world meeting of families celebration and sunday's papal mass already held on the ben franklin. while panel discussions and workplaces inside the pennsylvania convention center we have invited people from every continent to be here, good news that they are coming . >> that's great, man. >> it is busy over, there so, do you remember two days ago, i was there with the displays that were on display, german -- i can't remember. then there is fourth of july,

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>> ♪ >> just little distracted, that's all. >> i'm coming. here comes. there is that graphic we all know and love. >> do you want to explain what's going snob let me start out. >> i mention many times before, it is always high pressure that's in control. i feel badly about the low pressure. the low pressure, it, low pressure in control, yet, low pressure is in control. can you just say it once? >> where is it? >> right over there. no. there. there it is. >> oh, big one behind me. oh! >> yes, going to bite you. >> yeah, stationary front been in control of our weather past couple of days, there is low pressure moving up the front there, and spreading some rain around, again. it is still cloudy, cool, still have some showers around, so let's take a little closer look at ultimate doppler radar. heavy rain to the south of us.

light rain along the maryland-pennsylvania border here. extending into newark, delaware, we've been watching this, all morning, and it hasn't been a big deal. but we will look at different computer model than the one we looked at last time. keeps us kind of cloudy, rest of the day, keeps few showers around, rest of the day, today. for friday, it is still cloudy, there are showers to the south, but most of the rain stays away from us, on friday. now, we got to see what's going to happen here saturday with weak cold front coming through. will we get showers from it? will we not? we're thinking probably not. even though, this is showing some green on the saturday into sunday radar, i don't think we're going to see too much rain, if any at all saturday. so, 59 degrees. right now. ooh mount pocono. fifty-seven in reading, and in lancaster, and upper 50's to the south of us, gotten to be 61 degrees, in dover. they saw some rain little earlier. 3-mile per hour winds,

3 degrees, i should say, is our 24-hour temperature change. there are your winds, 9 miles per hour out of the northeast, still cloudy around, little breezier along the coastline, so, if you can take a morning walk, if you happen to be down the shore, make sure you're properly bundled for that. we did have our little peak of sunshine yesterday. we only got to 70 degrees. it was better than the day before. seventy-six tomorrow, a lot of cloud cover, both days, then by saturday, we're in the 80s, once again, big hair, shoulder pads and everything on saturday, sunday's high 79 degrees, thunderstorms return by monday, next time we'll have your "shorecast" and your pocono weather, as well, for the weekend, bob kelly. >> sue, good morning, everybody, 7:46. looking curbside hereof i95 northbound, major jam, all because after accident, only one lane is open.

approaching route 320. so anyone trying to get north toward 476, the blue route, heading up toward the airport, we are bumper to to bumper to bumper for say 5 miles or so, all northbound, with only one lane open, again, approaching route 320. some of the other problems that we're dealing with, too, is an accident here on the schuylkill expressway. this is live look, in the tunnels here, under 30th street station. so all traffic coming westbound, out of south philadelphia, in toward philly, blocked right now. and you can see, we are back up near vare avenue all the way in toward 30th street interchange. again, so coming over the walt whitman bridge, or coming out of south philly trying to get into center city, your best bet would be 95 up to the vine street expressway, and then speaking of 95, northeast philly, jam up, all because after crash northbound, between bridge and cottman avenue into the construction zone. of course we had the biden memorial service.

here is what will go down. wilmington, procession, leaving wilmington around noon, from 12:00 to 1:00 down into dover, and then expect the closures, i think we heard from steve, some of the closures already in effect down here in dover, lasting to at least 5:00. so there will be a lot of unusual traffic patterns, of course, some delays in dover, today. south on the new jersey turnpike accident, approaching exit number seven. coming in on the 42 freeway, normal delay from the black horse pike, in toward i-295. and approaching that walt whitman bridge, and here is a live look at the 42 freeway head in the toward the construction zone. mike, lauren, back to you. >> you know graphic that says one tank trip, that you can take on the weekend with your family? >> yes, because secretion, just hop in the car. wet, we sent jen in the car to tuckerton. >> it is see port, delaware bay. >> and she found ben. >> i can't believe that we have a graphic for this thing. but we should. because it is tuckerton. hey look, mike, i found some

of your friends, they are still drinking from last night. >> hi, guys. >> they look like mike friends, don't they? and then is my friend, ben. >> morning, budd. >> high. >> tell me. you are the youngest volunteer here at nine years old, and your area of specialty is the horse shoe crab, right? >> yes. >> tell me about the eyes? you say more eyes than we think. you can pick your friend up. by the way, what do you call this horse shoe crab? what's his name? >> his name is mike. >> yep, okay. >> wow essay wake now. so tell me about mike's eyes. >> mike has ten eyes, surprisingly, it is two ice right here. >> yep. >> one eye in front of each of these eyes. >> okay. >> two eyes right here, which looks like the nose. >> yep. >> one on the tail, three on the bottom. >> you're not afraid to touch mike like that? has he ever pinched you? >> they are harmless, they are harmless, they will not hurt you no matter what do you to

it. >> really? >> unless it is upset, or i step on it tail. that's not his fault. >> he is just protecting himself in. >> and the only -- their tail, you shouldn't pick them up by the tail because the tail could rip off, it is very -- it is not on clearly like all of the other body parts are. and he's upside down in the water, what he does is he pokes the tail in the sand. >> yes? >> and flips him back over if he gets tumble over by a wave. >> what's he eat? >> we need him shrimp and clams. >> why, is he trying to go back if the water? >> he thinks he's on the sand right now, so if you put him in the water right now, he will put his tail in it and he will flip himself back over. >> let's do it, let's see what he does. that's him trying to get back to his home, right? >> ya. that's when they usually come up to the beach to lay their

eggs, and theolair like a lot of eggs. >> he's going to flip himself over? >> they're supposed to put their tails in the sand. >> do you want to flip him over so he feels better i don't know if we're hurting him. >> ya. >> he is pretty big. his name is mike. he's got little buddy here, right? who is this? does he have a name yet? >> we have not named them. >> could you name it jen? your new friend? >> how old is that guy? >> he's one and a half. >> really? it takes them that long to grow? >> ya. >> this guy he is like nine. >> he is your age? >> he is just about at my age. >> does he play mind craft, too? >> no. >> oh. buzz kill. there are some other buddies here, looks like there is a well-being or two. what else is in this tank? >> there is a wellk, three, and two -- >> i love it. i would have talk to your aunt, who is a marine biologist, something special?

>> yes, aim marine biologist. >> guess what, he stole the show. >> i know. >> he stole the showment bottom line. this is just one of the things that people can see what they come to the tuckerton see port this museum, big festival, all about bring it, boys. thank you very much. pirates. >> mike, could you do their job, but they are you're so much younger than them. >> how about that kid ben. what's a wellk? >> that's a wellk. thing that is inside the shell, right? >> like a snail. >> we have two kinds. this one's the knob welk. and -- >> i'm telling you, coy listen to ben talk, see, mike? >> agents snail. >> that one came out to see you. >> i hear you. >> it is a snail. we will be doing this all morning, so police direct any and all horse shoe crab questions to ben. >> to ben. by the way, major graphic, for one tank trip.

these are locations that -- see, that's a tire, nagging up the one. >> right? >> white wall tire. then the a in tank is gas tank, see it? >> almost. >> with a hose there? >> yes. >> that's it. caitlin jenner, has been revealed to all of us now. but did you realize, you need to explain this to me. there were tv shows from way back in the day, that predicted caitlin jenner's transition. >> yes, some clips that seem like more than just coincidence. >> they used his name. >> right. >> we'll show it to you after the break.

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a eight part dock ooh series close up look into the series of life of caitlin jenner. so here's the first little promo, a show they're calling i am cait. >> you start learning, casino of the pressure that women are under, all the time, about their appearance. i never had it until a couple of weeks ago. actually professional come in andrew my make up. what a difference. >> so if you want to watch it, again, called i am cait premiers on e. july the 25th, 9:00 in the evening, eastern time. >> all right. many are saying popular shows, family guy, married with children, hinted at bruce jenner's wanting to be a woman years ago. >> let's start with family guy. because this, not too many years ago, 2009.

i mean, nobody new that he was going to transition. >> right. >> here it is. >> bruce jenner is a man. >> no, brian, that's what the press would have you believe. bus he's not. bruce genesee woman. an eloquent beautiful dutch woman. >> so, these clips have opinion all over u tune, right? >> yes. >> here is one that's more stunning. this is from married with children. this has to be 20 years old, this clip. >> right. >> listen to this. >> excuse me. aren't you bruce jenner? (laughter). >> no, i am not. >> aren't you bruce jenner? >> how about that? >> that was back in 1996. >> ninety-six, ya. >> i can't remember that actress' name. but she's a lesbian in real life. >> so interesting. >> she was good on that show.

i think she was my favorite character on married with children. hey, look at that, it is 8:00. good day, it is wednesday, june the fourth, 2015. >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >> as parent we felt oh, we're file yours. >> millions and millions of people watch that last night. >> breaking their silence, finally speaking out, famous family rock by scandal. what they new about their son, josh, and their daughters. here's chris. >> hey, mike. lunchtime controversy. lunch lady fired forgiving away free lunches, the school district defending its actions, why she says she would do it all over again, in a heartbeat. lauren, good morning. >> hey, chris, is your facebook stalking you? seems like our social med works know exactly what we've been looking at on line, how do you adjust your privacy

settings right now? jen, in tuckerton. >> thank you, lauren. okay, not just about the shores shoe crabs, goats here, authentic boat building, just gun, to have fun with ben, and this is better than science class, don't you think? it wasn't baaad. >> that's baad whether she knows your lines. >> pathetic. >> the car good one. >> you definately a job in the travel i can department here. >> welshing you got the sweater on, i think that's all the clue. >> that's all. >> cloudy again, here we go again. and there is a look at radar.

with a few showers around. thermosly chester county, lancaster county right now. and they're not very many of them. but, it is casino of gloomy, and seeing few showers sneak into southern delaware, at the moment. so, the less it is, it is another six out of ten, you will at some point today probably need that rain gear, and you'll need a sweater, or a jacket, because it is cool again. there are all of the cloud out there, 59 degrees at the moment. plan on highs, not getting out of the 60s, if we cope these clouds around, we got few peaks of sunshine yesterday, and made it to 70 degrees but few scattered showers here and there, that's your planner for thursday, we'll get you through the weekend coming up in just a few. high, bob kelly. >> hey, sue, good morning, everybody. >> live look at accident, working on all morning long, it is northbound lanes of i-95, approaching route 320. accident involved couple of trucks, not sure if we have chopper up there, as well, if

chop is her over the scene, we'll take it, let's go for ride. here we go. skyfox over the scene there is accident, another tractor-trailer, involved in a crash here, this morning. i95 northbound, approaching route 320. that big rig one of three trucks involved in the crash this morning. that's causing major back up for anyone coming northbound this morning. coming out of delaware county trying to get up toward route 320, and maybe delayed trying to get to your flight there at philly international. live look at the schuylkill expressway, where we had accident, westbound, in the tunnels here, under 30th street station. and that back up against down at vare avenue, all coming inbound in toward philadelphia. so accident on 95, and the schuylkill, and medical emergency on septa's trolley lines, in the tunnels, so all of the subway surface trolleys, are diverting to 40th and market from there, commuters can take the market frankford line, furthering the trip into downtown.

mike, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thanks so much. police looking foreman they say led them on chase, then abandoned the car with a three year old boy and loaded gun inside. they tried to pull the car over in west philly last night, the driver took off, leading police on the short quick chase into upper darby. that's when application say the driver ditched the car, ran away, officers found that three year old inside the car with the loaded handgun on the front seat now searching for the suspect, family emergency arrived to get the boy short time later. family members did the right thing, people know who this individual is. apparently he may have relatives in this area. >> trying to identify the suspect. >> also, let's get to camden county, a domestic incident leads to deadly stabbing,

berlin township. woman returned to the hospital but died. it happened on the 100 block of patent avenue. >> no word on charges. >> public viewing held today for former delaware attorney bo biden? getting ready down there right now. he will lie in honor this afternoon, at legislative hall in dover. and there also be a viewing friday tomorrow in wilmington, and then the funeral will be held saturday. president obama will deliver the eulogy. , we'll stream it live on myfoxphilly.com, and download the fox app. >> fox news channels' megan kelly show, called it the kelly file. the dugger parent from that show, 19 kids and counting, shared their family struggle. i think you probably know the story by now. >> their son josh being accused of sexually molesting several young girls as a

teenager. here is the interview. >> so much grief in our hearts. i think as parents we felt we're failures, you know, here we tried to raise our kids to do what's right, to know what's right. >> this isn't something we wanted to come out. but if people can see he did these very bad things as a young person, that god could forgive him for these terrible things, then hope other people realize that god can forgive them and make them a new creature. >> you know the parent as jim bob and michelle? they say all of the kids have had professional councils tolling deal with what's happened. >> excuse me. this all came out because of police report. a couple of them, right? >> yes. >> they would have kept it inside their family, kept it secret. how did the police report come out? >> it was row least in the 2006. one of the police officers, actually, revealed this

information put this information out there. police officer about to retire, they have some suspicions why he released the report, because she felt that this family shouldn't be -- shouldn't go onto oprah and be seen as the all american family, when they had this son that did these things when he was younger. so she actually released the report which by the way is a no-no. reports are supposed to stay secret because it is not supposed to affect somebody when they are an adult. look what happened here. twelve years later, because this happened when he was 14, 15 years old, 12 years later now, this justify nile report coming back to haunt him. so suit for releasing that report. >> because he was 15? >> and those reports are not supposed to come out. from son or daughter and unfortunately something when they are a kid, it is supposed to be kept within the juvenile system. not supposed ton let out. you don't want it prejudice that person when they become an adult. what's it family is basically talking about, you know, what they did was they brought him to the police, number one, they brought him for counselling. they did everything they were supposed to do.

they were supposed to keep it within the juvenile community. and they didn't. >> spa explains why jim bob kept saying this is something we didn't want to come out. not that they were trying to hide something that happened within the family from the general public. >> probably were trying to hide it, want to stay on national television show and make a lot of monday. >> i remember that television show came after this incident, and what's interesting, remember, this family went to the police on their own. which is casino of unusual. if i sat and watched it, my wife and i were watching, i said i don't know if a lot of families would go to the police. i they would keep it in the family, not go to the police. i'm not sure if that happened to my sonny would be running to the police. and they did. >> also, josh did it when he was 14, 15, mostly his sisters? >> right, four sisters, one as young as fifth years old by the way, also a babysitter. this really upset obviously the mother and fatherment and needed to do something. they sent him away to kind of christian, you know, reform group that hopefully gave him counselling and so for the. >> what could happen next? like what's next in the legal world with the family?

>> i think like i said, i think they have potential suit against the police department. this arkansas police officer if they want to. now the question is going to be whether the show continues. they may friday to cancel the show. it depends whether the dugger's have a contract with the network, and whether this breaks the contract or not. so i'm not sure that something that happened 12 years ago would violate that contract, but there may be like a morals clause in the contract. so i haven't red the contract. i don't know. >> this kid, when he was 15, josh, new he was doing something wrong. he went to his parents, and said he was doing it. >> multiple times. he actually went multiple times, to his parent, so did he it once, then continued to do it two, three times. went to his parent each and every time. after the third time i think the parent said to themselves he needs counsel. they sent him out of the house for cowing. >> now he is married and has three kids, right? >> yes. >> he is 27? >> twenty-seven years old. >> so now we have to decide, the viewing public, do we except them back on tv? what about forgiveness? >> they may put it back on tv

without josh dugger. >> oh, they could do that. >> still 19 kids there, still big christian family. maybe they have him on the show, and i absolutely doubt he'll be on the show. i think it will continue. the ratings are pretty good. >> number one showment almost 10 million people watch that megan kelly interview last night. >> so i think the show will continue. >> here is cheering controversy. family almost arrested for cheering on family and friends, at a graduation. >> why they're being threatened with jail time? do you think the school is going too far? >> my goodness. >> but first, mike, you talk about this, your facebook is stalking you. >> it seems like a social network, know exactly where we are, what we're doing, what we're shopping for, and then they put pop up ads all over social media. guess what? there is a way to take them down. >> is it a headache to do that? >> no, ill teach you thousand do it after the break.

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! >> taking live look at ultimate doppler radar, little bit of rain in our area. it is to the west of the city. in lancaster county, and chester county, mostly, and it

looks like heavier shower has popped upright around lancaster, itself. temperatures, are in the 50's, as they've been pretty much every morning this week. since the system came in, decided to park here, all we long, 59 degrees in philadelphia. weekend forecast, it looks like saturday's flightily milder in the poconos than sunday, seymour sunshine, on sunday, than we will on saturday. and the same story at the shore. with 73 degrees on saturday, and very cool 68 on sunday, that ocean water temperature is right around 60 degrees. for us, it looks like 68 for today. 76 degrees for tomorrow. little bit after warming trend here, as we get to the 80s saturday. close to 08 sunday. it looks like most of us will be dry, both days of the weekend, maybe a passing shower on saturday. but by monday, more thunderstorms in the forecast. >> good morning shall everybody. couple of problems, on the schuylkill expressway $1.

>> jam south fill my downtown, because of earlier accident on the westbound lanes. north on 95, backed up for about 5 miles, and double jelly donut delay here, from pretty much highland all the way up to 320. hopefully the folks that are in this back up make it to catch their flight on time out of philadelphia international airport. here is the scene of the earlier accident, in the tunnels, under 30th street station. septa, they were diverting all of the trolley routes to 40th and market because of medical emergency. they just started rolling, those trolleys again, through the tunnels, and who is up for breakfast? who is ready for pancakes? tomorrow morning, beginning at 6:00 i'm going to broadcast life counselor the shore, beech avenue, uncle bill's pancake avenue. we'll have the beach, the san, the pancakes tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00. mike, back to you. >> beech avenue, not ocean avenue. >> beech avenue. >> okay. >> on the ocean. >> i was trying to watch youtube club -- clip. these ads keep popping up.

>> crazy. >> have you logged on lately on social media and seen all of the ads pop up? and they seem to know exactly what you are doing on line even where you're shopping out in the public. >> tech ex potter, anthony. >> -- tech expert, anthony. >> i have a friend, her name is jessica. and she was shopping for on line for a new dress. you know, to wear to work, whatever. she log off. that will then logs ton her facebook account, boom, there is an ad for very dress. >> right. it is a screen stalker. here what's going on, thousand get rid of these things, what's going on advertisers go where the something. right now the something e commerce, 53% of all e commerce is now done on your smart phone. smart phone has become your personal shopping mall. so, advertisers are spending $42 billion to catch your

interest to get your eyes on your screen with those ads that are basically stalkers. they follow you from site to site. based on your interest. how do they know your interest? based on the site you've visited before, wherever time you click the like button on facebook, you're inviting more ads. those ads are like bad habit. hard to get rid of. they can follow you for days and even weeks. >> but dan, it sounds like just good business on their part, annoying to us. >> mike, we're in the business hereof advertising ourselves. we know that we have to get our ads in front of people's eyes, we have to put out good product. but you're absolutely right. that's where the action is. here is the thing that's going on. this is new. these are targeted ads, basically, being personalized for folks, based on the data base of their interest. the down side, guys, in addition to being annoying, sort of creepy, down side from consumer perspective, it is using a part of our data plan. so we're actually paying when you think about it, yes. >> didn't think about that. >> yes, paying for these ads.

>> paying for the ads annoying us? >> because they are using up part of the data plan. >> so here is the deal. is there a way, anthony, to get rid of them? >> yes, there is a way to get rid of them. go into the app store, or the and dry marketplace, there is programs such as add block literally all you need to do is type block ads, remember, too, not just social media. when you download the free games or do other things, if you don't pay for the game you'll see ad after ad after ad. , gets extremely annoying. >> remember who you are talking to. can you show me a simplified way to do there? >> real simplified way. video that we put on line. basically on the iphone, click on the setting button, click on the privacy button. and then you scroll all the way to the bottom. then there is word advertising. from there, you could limit that, from the app store all purchased apps, literally go to the app store, buy the app, then follow the on screen instructions there. other thing, just to say one thing with dan, too, in terms of how good they're targeting they're also using the gps,

wyfi points. so they know right now i'm at fourth and market street, and in my google history shows cheese steaks as a semple, cheese steak place might pop up. if you go to history dot google. com you will be scared. you're entire history from the beginning of time, of everything you searched on google there -- >> hold on. hold on. you're kidding me? >> mike, you better give me your phone now. i can show you a way to erase it, too. >> you get your beep over here and help me erase all of that. nobody else can see it, right, dan? >> exactly right. when you sign up for facebook you are signing upright in the terms and conditions it says we gather your data and we're going to use that data to push you ads. by the way, we'll share that data with other merchants, other vendors. so it is right out front. obviously we don't read the small print when we sign up for these things, but anthony is right. these are following you around. so i'm feeling kind of slug third morning, i just got an ad, go across the street buy a cup of coffee. anthony, ill de that with you after we're done. >> really, your phone knows

where you? >> phone knows where we. >> as long as you're in my neighborhood, come on over, we'll have a cup of coffee. >> go good and bad? >> remember, snowing free, mike, nothing is free. when you sign up, lounge load something for free, nothing is free. >> will you delete me for free? >> i'll fly over in my socks there for you and delete it. >> no way to see your fox. but how can we get to your socks. >> give you littler. >> now you all know -- >> other other side. >> we got robin with the cape. there you go. >> batman and robin, assume err hero. and you have robin socks on? >> yep. >> we fly over, delete that history for you. i know there is some stuff there we might have to get rid of. >> thank you. >> i don't know how you ever got married. just kidding. >> thanks, guys. at what age do you think most women feel most confident? specially about their looks? listen up. when you apparently look and feel your best. what age? start guessing.

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>> 8:24, remembering a long time good day philadelphia friends. she watched the show, every day. we have even visited with her. >> that's right. sad to say, nanna, long time viewer, passed away. this is appearance from 2013. jen went to her 104th birthday party. >> i remember this. >> yes, and then she also talk to us through twitter, through her family member who ran the account. >> yes. >> shared the sad news last night, posting this morning, at 7:40 a.m., our nanna sophie, 1909, went home with the lord. please pray for us. and she is being remembered by her followers. this message reads: another

angel sent to her end. >> perfect. another follower, omg, so sorry. pleasure knowing you, even though it was on twitter, you brighten my day. >> six years. >> long life. >> 106 years. >> long life. >> well, our thoughts go out to the family, because i bet they're watching right now. >> absolutely. >> thanks for letting us know. all right, 8:25. we may have a lunchtime controversy here, a lunch lady fired forgiving away free lunches to the student who couldn't afford the lunch monday. >> i but the school district is defending its actions by firing her. why she says if she had to do it all again, think about it. >> in a heartbeat. no regrets.

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live look outside, we keep saying it is june 4th, but feels like january. >> don't tread on me flag, back in the day, when that actually was a flag for our country for little while. oh, so historical here in old city. and it is a little bit drippy, some other places, this morning, looking particularly at chester county part of lancaster county, delaware beaches, seeing few light showers move in. so, just like you have every other day this week, it is a good idea to have the rain gear with you, weather by the numbers today, just a six out of ton. >> bus stop buddy got the umbrella just in case. cloudy skies, still cool out, there so sweatshirt is really good idea. north ice breeze, relative humidity 75%, and the foxcast for today, has high temperature of 68 degrees. being o miss i can about the sunshine, saw few peaks

yesterday, chance of shower or two, then tonight, down to the up ear's once again with passing shower possible so for this evening, hoping to keep the passing showers away, because showing you the web page of what's happening at the camden children's garden tonight. now, if you're familiar with this amazing place, tenth annual garden party, not only has the children's garden across the river in camden, wonderful place to play for the kids, but they also do community gardens, all throughout camden, and they're get that started, for the summer. so we need to help them out tonight. 6:00 is when things get started, at the camden children's garden. just have to make sure we wear sweater, bob kelly. it will be fun. >> sweater weather, 8:30, good thursday morning, everybody. here's weighing going on. first northbound lanes of i59 still bumper to bumper from pretty much the commodore barry bridge all the way up to

the blue route, three trucks involved in that one. headed to the airport better get move on. check with the airline before you get there. northbound lanes, accident approaching route 42 there in bellmawr. then of course we have the biden memorial service today, there will be procession, beginning around 12:00, 12:00 noon to 1:00 from wilmington down to dover. and then watch for lane closures, and delays, for the memorial service through the day, lasting until at least 5:00 this afternoon. eastbound on the schuylkill, right now, put about 41 minute on the clock. south on 95, just under half hour, from woodhaven into downtown. mike, lauren, back to you. >> hold please. >> let me just -- okay. 8:31,. >> listen to this. parent are now pulling their kids out of private school in minnesota, because of an outrageous fieldtrip. >> let me tell you where they went?

>> where? >> sex shop. >> hey. >> parent say kids as young as 9:00 allowed to go through the store, smitten kitten. mom, guess where we went today? smitten kitten. didn't buy things. >> now there is story can't be true. >> it is true. apparently fieldtrip following month long sex ed class, gifts us perspective, but parents say they weren't told, you know, usually have to get permission slip signed? are the. >> right. smitten kitten says it is 'd action al resource about sex and sexual al at this for the community. >> welshing maybe it is not your classic sex toy shop in but it sure sounds like it, smitten kittens. >> and if you're a parent, haven't been told, and your kids come home? >> pleasure chest on walnut st.? >> right, then you're like, wait, what? >> is that the name of the place? is it on walnut? walnut, chestnut. >> couple of those on south street, too. >> oh, ya.

>> oh, ya. >> that's stupid and outrage us. everyone should be fired. >> sex ed class, what's? >> has to be what, middle scullers. >> when i was in high school. i went to all boys catholic school. owe was taught by jesuit priests, they taught us sex he had ned ninth great. >> ninth grade? >> i think that's little too late this day and age. don't you? >> oh, ya, i watched oprah. >> i think it be elementary or middle school student in. >> high school. >> so, seventh, eighth, ninth graders went to the smitten kitten? >> smitten kitten. >> not good idea? >> i know? colorado cafeteria worker.

>> not enough money. >> chris, what's the story? because little girl was going through the lunchtime. >> a kid crying because he doesn't have enough lunch money. woman gave her free lunch. >> yesterday, she says, she's just going to fay for these lunches herself, then give them to the student. school district, cannot come tent on termination, but only student who meet federal guidelines to benefit from the free lunch program, started facebook page, the income level of $31,000 for family, says, that's, you know, not good enough. since raising the issue on line, others have shown support for kerry, and being raising money for kids that might need it. now, i did read a statement from the school district, and

the policy is basically what they put out there in their statement, right? so you read the school district policies it, says, the first three times, kid doesn't have lunch money, they're going get free one anyway. fourth time on, they get, a cheese sandwich, and some milk. so it is not like the kids are starving. >> okay. >> they're getting a meal, but she felt badly anyway. which i get. >> yes. >> then she's paying for it with her own monday. >> i is she paying it? >> well, paying -- initially it, sounded like she just gave it to the kid. then it sound like when they actually investigated this thing, she did actually pay for it, to balance the books. >> you know what, she will make some changes probably. >> right. because it is not like she is giving away the school district food. paying for it and then giving it away. >> sidebar note, i have this theory that people's last names take them to their carreers. what the guy named chris baker, becomes a chef. right? >> yes. >> this woman's name, her last name curry, ends up working

food deal. or you could say in a different way. she's considering the favor of those children. >> when she passed like the chicken nuggets to them, basically, curry chicken. >> kay way in something quickly on the smitten kitten storey? my son is ten, right, in fifth grade. the principal said that is the age now to have the talk. >> oh, fifth grade? >> ten years old. >> ten years old? >> ya. >> that's about, i guess. >> scary. >> i remember i was probably eighth, ninth grade whether my mother had the talk with me. my dad never said anything. this is what she d i was sitting in the living room she brought me a family let, about this thick, just kind of tossed it at me and left the room. >> that was the talk? >> ya, ya. >> i never had the talk. >> never? >> no. >> i'll talk to you during the commercial break. >> oh. >> here is the thing. so, let me take to you a baseball game. >> yes? >> the detroit tigers were playing, right? and they have a fan who is about eight years old.

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years old, you're at the ballpark. >> yes? >> you not only catch a homerun. >> yes? >> you catch a grand-slam. >> so you're excited, right? >> homerun. >> you should. >> ya. why is he crying? watch this. >> to right field. martinez, got a turn out, and that ball is gone. >> little kid caught the baseball, casino of happy. then realized it was a grand-slam given up. he's like no. oh, what a great reaction. >> we've got grand-slam. >> so he's crying because he's a detroit tigers fan. and oakland a's player. hit a grand-slam. >> his pitcher. >> now, i need to know. >> melt down. >> did he throw it back on to the fields? >> no. well, maybe.

because -- >> he kept it? >> ya. >> glove over his head. >> he's not that upset then is he? >> he kept it. >> keeping it. >> melt down over that, though. >> yes. >> come on, suck it up. 8:42, i wonder if our little friend ben is still with jen. >> teaching her lots of stuff. he is smart. >> come on, lillian. hi, lillian was going to go visit just cape may, but she visited us here at tuckerton. so, ron annually tell you a little bit about boat building just in case we have to escape from these clowns. yes, they're multiplying. we've got a plan. we can get out of here if we have to. we're at tuckerton see port this morning. yeah, i'm married. does it matter?

you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪

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our south. but, we have been seeing some decent rain up in lancaster county, and also, parts of chester county, like east nottingham this morning. now we've seen little bit of rain sneaking into the delaware beaches, bethany, and lewes, among them, getting some rain this morning. here's your seven day forecast, weaver 68 degrees, for today. >> warming trends for the weekends, little sunshine actually, on saturday. when we get to 82 degrees, back to the 80s, 79, on sunday, so, it looks like mostly decent weekend, storms returning, lauren johnson, on monday. >> oh, it's been crazy weather. tuckerton seaport celebrates the art of boat building. so, who better to send than jenn fred, to find out how they get it all done. what's up with you, girl? >> i am paying attention,

these guys right here, privateeering. >> no, no, no family show. not only are these guys here, but great festival this weekend, privateeers and the pirate. good morning. >> good morning. >> talking little bit about what do you here. >> one of the things do you. >> you're very popular, what can you say? >> sorry, guys. >> this is traditional both, originally built out of necessity. you can build this boat in two days, out of our shop. what you do, the purchase the kit from us. we come with the kit. we assemble it with you. this is what you take home, in two days. >> it is amazing. >> less paint. now, i want to point out, that this is the best little starter boat, because it is built with this nice flat bottom. >> yes?

>> here is little model. so if you have a family of four, that's what you recommend? >> four to six. >> what's the minimum age of the kids would you have doing there? >> nine. >> yes. and let's go over here, something else you do maybe someone would commission to you do a boat like this, right? >> exactly. much more involved. that boat like i said can do in two days on the weekend. this is the hunting version of the barnegat bay sneak box. 17.56. 1836. >> new blood right here? >> yes, it is. >> boats out of necessity for going through our shallow water. >> interesting for families, so you pre-cut a lot of it. even though building boat in two days, it is a very -- it is easy to get done? >> easy to get done. the most important thing, when you are doing something like that, with a family, we can't let the kids lose their momentum. >> yes.

>> so we want smooth and quick build. actually, if you push kids little bit, they enjoy it more, because they're seeing progress. >> i just love it here. it is amazing. and you'll be out here on saturday, as well? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. i'll be running from the pirates. >> run from the pirateseers. then in the 9:00 hour, guys, we will explain the difference between pirates, and privateeers because there is a difference. >> i know there is. >> guys, great, great day trip. if you're already at the shore, and maybe it is a day like this, not so glamorous. >> not so beachy. >> not so beachy. bring the family down, mike, the next time teddy and all that crew comes in. >> yes? >> this is what you do. you builds a boat. >> okay. >> then you and i can be riding it all summer in the delaware river, not so tippy. >> actually would be fun. help make a boat in two days, then take off ton. >> and take ted toy tuckerton. >> okay. who do you think should play

cookies' parent on the hit fox show, empire, next season? an idea, and i like it. well, there is your hint.

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>> getting to work eastbound, half hour inbound on the schuylkill, and south on 95, under half hour from woodhaven on down. tomorrow morning going liver, beginning at 6:00 outside of uncle bill's pancake house, as the whole fox 29 gang, heads down the shore, tomorrow, setting up sean in cape may. down there live along beech avenue, right at 6:00 prout casting live. yesterday, i was out front on the corner here, shooting a promo. i hear bob kelly, bob kelly, from across the street.

>> that's all? >> bob kelly. >> those girls have big voice. >> he can actually. >> from franklinville, new jersey, on their class trip here in philadelphia. and they were across the street, i went over, took some pictures, we had the kids for the fifth and sixth grade. the rams, from franklinville, new jersey, the rams. >> so couldn't get a jammo. >> bob kelly, bob kelly. >> i was just saying, guy named baker becomes a chef? >> yes. >> woman name curry gets in food line. >> yes? >> this woman says ask chris murphy what casino of line work should i get in her name is melissa thinner. >> oh,. >> yikes. >> okay, you know the show, called empire. it couldn't be more popular. here, on fox. and the next season they'll introduce apparently couple of of people as cookies' parents.

>> well, her thought, she has a way, it will be diana ross and billy d. williams. >> perfect. >> but do you believe she also says bill and hillary clinton could be on there, too? >> oh, as cameo, not as her parents. >> got it. if her wish is granted this would be the first time they've starred opposite one another. so lady since the blues? >> i love that movie. >> season two premiers on september 25th. >> let's just get this done. billy d. williams, was he in brian's song? didn't he play gale sayers? oh, that movie made me cry. >> oh, gosh. here we go. ee mower small. >> brian pick low was his friends who died of cancer, i think. >> oh. >> lady since the blues, remember that movie? that was gratz great. okay, for the luggage, and the trip to conshohocken, name the actor who played brian pickalo in that movie.

>> james can you. >> i that's right. >> you get the luggage. >> and the trip to conshohocken. >> what was james con's biggest role in the movies after that? >> sunny in the godfather. >> remember when he pulled up at the toll booth? >> got sunny on the causeway. >> got sunny on the causeway. >> what have you done to my boy? >> what have you done? >> let's talk about the ladies. every lady they had she should be prep. >> i turns out most women don't need to be convinced. >> even headless ladies? that's right. >> how many of us think that we look a lot better than our girlfriends? >> even the headless lady.

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