guts a home in montgomery county. jenny just came from a news conference. we will get you the latest. water, lot of water, crews going back out to the scene of the broken water main break. hole in the road big enough to swallow cars. why people living there were forced from their homes, a second time. and, killers are still on the loose. do you see this woman right there? we have an update. hundreds of tips, to police, all turn up a deaden. it has been ten days since two convicted killers broke out of the prison upstate new york. woman who claimed she helped them is heading to court herself and probably to jail herself and guess what, is there a new twist in this case. and jeb bush, getting ready to announce his candidacy but you may notice something unusual about his logo. what he is dropping from his name. >> he has an unusual logo. did you have a logo for your

mayoral run. >> i don't know if i remember it. >> it was beautiful. >> weights made with a sharpe. >> yes, that is right. >> it was a pretty cool slogan that i work on for months, mike for mayor. >> yes. >> how creative. >> original. >> well, we have had the rain, we have had some rain, through that little round this morning, we have got more on the way, and have the umbrella, it is a five out of ten.. >> yes. >> i necessity. >> but we will get some sunshine, here and there, throughout the day. probably later on. through can see thunderstorms moving through new castle county delaware and some just moving away from the jersey shore. we will look at those a little more in depth coming up. 76 degrees with the 8-mile an hour wind out of the southwest and it is mug which 87 percent relative humidity. so starting off at 76, it won't take much sunshine to get to us 90, this afternoon,

warm and humid with yep, pop up then are storms, throughout the evening hours, and then it will be muggy, the rest of the night with an overnight low of 72. so even with all of this rain we are not getting a big break from the heat. we will tell you when that will happen coming up in just a few. so bob kelly, where is the problem now. >> we have a couple problems. downtown philadelphia a live look at the vine street expressway jammo from end to end here because of an accident. this is a live look westbound on the vine, right before the ramps for schuylkill expressway to go either to the airport, 30th street station, only left lane, even school buses are jam up across town. we are backed upcoming off of i-95. have been trying to get on the schuylkill heading over toward 30th street. all jammed up. home that far link, vine street local to get to the kelly drive will get you out of town this morning a live look at the 30 bypass where they have just opened up all

of the westbound lanes, they have been closed for mess of the morning with the down trees, so we will scratch that close another off. otherwise slow go around the board though weather just not cooperating this morning. just ayuky start. slow go on the schuylkill. south on i-95 we have been heavy from cottman to girard. factor in extra time and extra room in the bumper in front of you. north on the freeway folks coming back to the shore. we are extra heavy like we typically have on a monitored the walt whitman. the weather is causing delays in the air, philly averaging 26 minute delays evening look at laguardia, one hour and 25 minute chase, so that will have a, play a factor in air travel throughout, not just morning but the rest of the day, mike and alex, back over to you. 7:03. >> back to developing news in montgomery county where we have been learning one person is confirmed dead, four others injury. >> jenny just learned that at the scene in lower salford, hi

jenny. >> reporter: an adult female was found dead. fire crew as arrived to heavy fire coming from the rear of the home. they did have a report woman was trap on the second floor. they went into try to make an rescue and the floors collapsed. all of the fire crews had to exit the home and that is when after the smoke cleared, they did eventually find a woman deceased in the home. we do know four other adults were transported to grand view hospital. we have told they have minor injuries. here's a listen from the fire chief. >> we know there was one woman trapped in the rear of the house. we attempted to enter the house. floors collapsed underneath it. no fire fighters were injury. we were able to get out of the house safely. we were able to go back in the defensive operation after the floors collapsed. there were four other members taken to the happen after the fire. there was a total of nine fire companies, assisting us today

and fire was under control at approximately 3:40 a.m. the fire is still under investigation at this point this time. it is under investigation by county, township and state fire marshall's office. >> one fatality. >> one fatality. >> reporter: so there you heard from the chief, fire remains under investigation. we don't know the cause but as you also heard him say it started in the rear of the home on the second floor and five adults involve. one female dead. four other adults, minor injuries at this point. we don't know the relation between the people who were inside the house, mike and alex. >> all right, that is horrible. 7:05. an argument may have led to a shooting in logan. one man, was hit twice in the chest and is listed in critical condition. another is in stable condition after being shot in the stomach on the 4800 block of north carlisle street, and it is around 10:30. officers locate you had a dodge durango on the 4200

block of germantown that match the description and it reportedly had bullet holes on the outside, and a gun laying on the inside. the people inside of the car are being questioned, right now. steve keeley tweeted some picks, after a police chase, wild police chase that ended in a crash in montgomery county. two pennsylvania state police troopers were hurt in that chase. >> steve is not only tweeting but he is reporting too, is there steve. >> reporter: well, mike, nobody buy ace toyota corolla because they want a big bad heavy muscle car and good thing this guy decided to steel a smaller, four cylinder corolla and push it to its limits. lets go to the video and show you aftermath of the silver corolla a in the dark. this happened after 1:00 this morning. if he a had something bigger, heavier and potentially deadlier this could have been a different story. it started in reading when police tried to pull over daniel vasquez. they find out this corolla has

been stolen. instead of stopping and going peacefully he decides to push the economical four cylinder corolla a family car to the fast and furious style high speed run, going from reading here to royersford, by way of route 422. the only reason more people were not hurt and hit is that it was after 1:00 o'clock on a sunday night into monday. state police in skippack get the call on the radio to help out. they get out on the highway and lay down those flat blow out causing stop sticks a across the road. corolla hits them. its tires blow off and shred away as you can see. still going fast in the standard dealer rims, he rams the rear of a much larger, marked pennsylvania state police suv, with two troopers inn seed. only then does he stop and give up peacefully. two troopers take a hard hit, they are then taken to phoenixville hospital with minor injuries. vasquez taken to reading jail for major charges starting with aggravated assault on two

police officers n this time of so much second guessing and criticism of police around the country, he should count himself very lucky that the state troopers up here in skippack showed tremendous restraint, because they didn't shoot him, kill him or even harm him. the 35 year-old reading guy was in the looking at a real long sentence if quick with you when he took off and decided to ram two state troopers in a well marked lights on pennsylvania state police suv he went from getting out still in his 30's to now not getting out to his late 40's or maybe even 50's. >> you are right, trying to kill cops. thanks, steve. this morning the philadelphia water department will return to the scene, an amazing scene, of a massive water main break in west philadelphia this is in west philadelphia. >> you're looking at 12 and a half million gallons of what the their came out shooting along 52nd and west minister streets yesterday morning. break came from a main put in place in 1885. >> i put tonight there.

>> oh, did you. >> you need to do a better job good okay. >> now officials trier to determine exactly what went wrong. it flooded basement, submerged cars and caused electrical outages. a at least 26 peoples are evacuated because of the power outage. >> it looks like a river. >> my goodness. >> it is just horrible, you know. some people don't have insurance. some people just have liability. if you don't have collision you don't have have coverage. if you don't have home owner's insurance that is even worse. and all of those basement are flooded over there. my heart goes out to them. >> witt city is ending in insurance add just tears to help residents today to evaluation the problems a lot of people don't have flood insurance. hard to get. well, brad fox law is being applied to a philadelphia case for the very first time, today. mccandless is in court, accused of stealing ten firearms from gun shows in philadelphia, montgomery

county. officer brad fox was killed in 2012. his name sake law requires a mandatory minimum of five years in prison for those involved in a straw purchase. that is when someone, who is not legally allowed to purchase a gun, used another person to acquire that gun. and law makers, will meet with managers and employees at the philadelphia veterans administration regional office this morning. then announce recommendations for improvement after a ten month investigation revealed 31,000 vets and vet inquiries laid doromania year impacting the care of patients. coming up on 7:10. pennsylvania education advocates will kick off a statewide bus tour to bring attention to school funding issues. philadelphia federation of teachers and inter faith groups are participating, they will make four stops starting in spring guard then afternoon and ending at state capitol on

june 29th. they will hope to will rail voters and get law make tours increase school funding under the next budget. new castle county police are hoping new dna can help solve a cold case from 1986. twenty-eight year-old jane marie richard died after being shot in the back of the head, her body was found by campers on the trail. evidence collect during the old investigation is being sent to the lab and dna testing unavailable three decade ago will be used in the new investigation. well, okay, lets get out to spokane, washington. the leader of the naacp in spokane is canceling a chapter meet to go day where she was expected to speak out, about her racial identity. officials now say meeting is delayed because of this ongoing discussion with regional and national leaders. the city of spokane is investigating, whether rachel lied about her ethnicity when she applied to be on the police board. her parents say that she's

falsely portrayed herself as an african-american women for years. 7:12. another republican contender joining the race for the white house. >> former florida governor jeb bush, no surprise, is expected to announce his candidacy in miami later this morning. he posted his first campaign ad, on line, and it is what all of the candidates are doing. on line first. he did it yesterday. >> what we need is new leadership that takes conservative principals and applies them so that people can rise up. america's best days air in front of us and we are going to lead the world. >> i don't think we would be... >> ad features florida residents who say he has done a good job as governor of the state of florida. there is the campaign logo, look at this it is just jeb. so, is he trying to distance himself from his brother, george w. bush by not using the word bush, just jeb? >> that is what it looks like. look at the explanation point it is just jeb. >> it is no the just jeb, it

is jeb. >> you to have yell it. >> yes. >> hillary clinton has announced she's running for president. in a first major speech she portrayed herself as a fierce advocate from those still hurting from the recession. she started courting voters in i was over the weekend. of course, the first state to vote in the presidential nominating process that was not her official announcement more than five people showed up at that one. thousands of people showed up on roosevelt island in new york. that was on saturday. well, 7:13. two teens are attack by a shark off the coast of north carolina over the weekend. mayor in the coastal shore town zanes the teenage girl lost part of her arm and she may lose part of her leg. girl was visiting the area from out of town. there are reports a 16 year-old boy also lost his arm in another attach. he was air lifted to the hospital. one witness described what she saw on the beach. >> a boy, probably a good football distance away. he was attacked by a shark.

they said the head was about that big. and estimated six to 8-foot. no, seven to eight. i went in the water. coming out with the life lock. he was in shock. >> so these late's tax are the second and third shark by the in three days. this is in brunswick county, north carolina. well, amazing rescue out of chine, when a woman becomes trapped on the fifth floor of a building that is collapsing. >> woman was standing between broken walls, and the building collapsed early sunday morning. fire fighters threw a safety rope to the woman. she tied the rope around her waist and off the edge of the broken floor, towards the fire fighter. look at. that the fire fighter caught would the man's extended hand and pulled her to safety. at least six people rescued from this collapsed building and four people are still missing. >> look at her, inching across there. >> she's get to him and pulls

her into the window. >> it doesn't look stable what she's standing on right no. >> no good my gosh. >> at least he has her in that hardness. >> it looks lieutenant. >> well, her armpits would catch her i guess. >> my goodness. >> 7:15. top that, sue. >> all i have is rain. that is a lot of drama there. we have had our share of weather drama, this morning, and, were we look at anything else, today would be a excellent day if you have not done so already to down load our new news app for fox 29. get all of those notifications, even through the news app. you can get severe weather notifications, breaking news, et cetera, and go to the app store, if you have an apple found, go to the google play store if you have ana droid phone. if you have something else going or you don't know what to do, go to my fox philly.com. we have all of the instructions there, for how to down load our new fox 29 news

app. here's the news of this morning. we have rain and more of it continuing to move through the area. now that area of thunderstorms is now cleared the coast, and so most of the folks at the shore are okay. we are watching lightening, thunder and heavy downpours in ale is a em county, new jersey. it is moving away from new castle county and we will look up in lancaster, and, western chester county and we will see some more rain moving in. and lightening and thunder not showing up at the radar at the moment. watching the tropics, we have had not had anything going on here in the atlantic, anyway, since way before the season started, in the early part of the may with tropical storm ana. well, this is a low pressure system that is showing signs have of developing into our next tropical storm of the season, whether it becomes an official storm or not, it is going to be bearing down on the gulf coast of texas and lou san a by the end of the week. and, it is a name it will be next on the list which is bill, and we have got claudia, danny, and erika, after that.

so that is our 2015 list of storm name. marginal risk of severe then are storms for us before the day is through. you may get a strong one. there are some moving through right now. we've got some fog in trenton, allentown, and it is a little bit better in philadelphia then the last time we looked but we have reduced visibility, two and a half miles visibility in wilmington right now. very muggy out there right now with 76 degrees already in philadelphia. 69 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-seven in allentown. and 70's to the south of us as well. and, so we have not had our first heat wave of 2015, we got close on thursday and friday but saturday was a high of 88. we will start with yesterday, 90 degrees, today it is possible, 90 degrees. tomorrow, 92 degrees. if that happens and then we will have our first heat wave of the year. regardless it is going to be steamy, and sometimes stormy today and tomorrow, and then wednesday, when phillies come back to town we will have a warm and dry day with a high of 86. pop up thunderstorms possible

on thursday afternoon, drying out on friday and then it gets unsettled over weekend as well. there is your seven day forecast, sweaty one out there today bob kelly. >> definitely sweaty and tempers are hot here because of the accident on the vine street expressway. 7:18. good morning everybody. here's a live lot at westbound vine street expressway, bumper to bumper to bumper from i-95, all the way over to approaching the schuylkill expressway, only this left lane opened up as police and fire crews are tend to go an accident. we will go from three lanes down to one lane, across town and look what it is doing, that back up, it goes all the way over into new jersey. ben franklin bridge, jammed from the new jersey side, up and over, on to the vine street expressway, coming into philadelphia so if you typically use the benny right now, that is it for whitman, betsy ross you don't to have put up with jammed traffic on i-95 south that is being impacted because of this one accident on vine street expressway. crash on the kelly drive

inbound right at the falls bridge, watch it at kelly drive, martin luther king drive any winding road, even lincoln drive, dangerous when we have to drive-in to the rain in the morning rush hour. if you are hungry come on by breakfast this morning from 9:00 to 10:00 we will head out to annmarie's place in main street in royersford which is just off of route 422. typically they are not opened on a monday but they are opening up for to us day, 9:00 g time when they open up for us. >> you have are big timey don't want no skeleton staff, i want the whole deal. >> no skeletons. >> yeah. >> we don't want -- we want people with meat on the bones. >> we are coming to eat. >> that is right. >> you know some high school all stars are getting a chance to compete, at the brand new field in fdr park. have you seen this? it is kind of a mini, citizens

bank park, right in our field. ryan howard likes it. i'm calling it a south philadelphia field of dreams. >> i like that. >> yes. >> but first jurassic world takes a bite out box office, the record it set this weekend. >> yes. >> did you see it. >> in good we still like the scare the heck out of ourselves, you know.

let's get up to lauren in new york because she has information about this jurassic park or whatever it is called. >> jurassic world, mike. >> latest jurassic park thing. >> i thought this franchise was done it is never done, lauren. >> it is fourth installment, called jurassic world and it hit it out of the park this weekend. >> yes. >> sorry, i'm interrupting you right from the top there but that dress is beautiful, it is chromeakey green so we will play with different colors throughout your report, yes,. >> yes. >> green screen behind me, that is fun.

>> as we look, domestic ticket sales, number two, the big winner was the avengers, in 2012 but 205 million-dollar, it is something weird going on behind me now, i just can't see. >> yes. >> okay. >> we are looking at the movie now instead of the dress. >> here's the record, 511 million, half billion dollars worldwide. i have never seen that before in one week even. >> wow. >> did you see it? >> no, i don't know how eager i am, to see it. >> look at that. >> what now. >> nothing. >> are you going to have dinosaurs. >> can we have dinosaurs in her dress. >> difficult hear that the jurassic world is really good, scary side. >> what is weird too u.s.a. network, lauren because based on the popularity of the new film, they ran all day long, all of the other jurassic parks and i caught myself watching it. >> they are good. >> yes, they're good.

>> i have to go back and watch, like those stories, plus the new one, i'm that far behind. >> you know what i to watch over the weekend, house of card, season three. >> orange is the new black. >> orange is the new black. >> that is okay. >> yes, i'm on, episode four. i kept falling asleep. >> did you finish. >> i'm on episode nine, is there only 13 episodes. >> yes. >> so did you see what happened. >> i didn't like this season as much. >> game of thrones. >> a little heavier good can you believe, they killed it off. >> don't say that, people didn't see: did you see game of thrones. >> no, i don't and i watch too much tv, i don't need anything else. >> but what you are admitting to us today lauren simoneti is you have never seen a jurassic park film. >> never seen it. i may have seen parts. it is true good okay. >> well, thank you to are that colorful report, we will see

you again tomorrow. >> you are welcome for colorful report. >> what color do you want me to wear it tomorrow. >> i loved this green that was fun. >> we will send you a tape so you can see what happened. >> 7:26. empire on fox, that show. >> back in september, get ready, writers are talking about this new season. so lettuce some news slip about the new season, especially about cookie what she will be doing in season two. >> the cat is out of the bag. >> yes. >> hey, jen, she has something new to our city, it is a new boat house. >> it is pretty cool, right, this is conshohocken rowing center, good morning, and guys like this are training to try and be the best in the world. they can come here and even you know little ladies like myself can come and become part of the great community. we will talk about when we come right back.

good morning, everybody. >> it is not the best hair day ever. >> your hire is holding up, it looks good. >> there is a lot of product on that hair. if i was smart would i do what bus stop buddy did and wear a hat. just to protect the five

hairs, that he has on his head. temperatures in the 07's. off to a muggy start this was last week of school for a lot of kids. philadelphia public schools i think, their last day was thursday. so, bus stop buddy is really anxious, to get summer started, but waiting for the bus or where ever that could get wet. we have five out of ten in weather by the numbers. area of thunderstorms moving through dover delaware, rain in chester county, lancaster county and ran on and off all day in parts of the southern new jersey. 76 degrees right now, very muggy. 87 percent relative humidity. it will be in the mid 70's throughout the morning with rain and the occasional thunderstorm, by noon, 87 degrees, humid, some sunshine, and then more thunderstorms popping up by the end of the day. high temperature for your monday, 90 degrees. that is what we have going on today. we will see any improvement in the seven day forecast, coming up, hey bob kelly.

>> last week of school for kid. remember the last week of schools. we did nothing. nuns would have us clean out the desk, wipe down the book covers and all that good stuff. good morning, everybody. 7:31. we are getting better, vine street expressway. two lanes opened westbound heading over toward the schuylkill but because of that earlier accident that has been with us for about an hour now we are jammo across town all the way into south jersey. look at this delay beginning at ben franklin up and over the bridge, into philadelphia, avoid bennie heading out the front door right now, head for walt whitman bridge or if you use betsy ross, of course, you have to sit on that i-95 delay but ben franklin stacked and pack all because of that earlier accident on the expressway. accident on the kelly drive, inbound right at the falls bridge, watch out for slippery spots on the lincoln drive all of the road actually where they are wet they could be slippery and hit and miss thunder boomers rolling through this morning. accident over here in cherry hill route 70 eastbound right

here near kings highway, otherwise, delays south on i-95 from cottman into girard, blue route heavy from route one down to i-95, delays in the air because of the health they are morning, philly averaging 26 minutes and laguardia clock nothing with delays of one hour and 25 minutes, so, pack your patients as well, as your bag, going to the airport, mike and alex, back over to you. thanks, bob. >> one woman is dead following an early morning house fire in montgomery county. footer broke out in the 100 block of skippack creek road. a at least three others, four others, were taken to the hospital for injuries. no word right now on how the fire broke out. two pennsylvania state troopers suffered minor injuries while attempting to apprehend a suspect. thirty-five year-old daniel vasquez, reportedly fled, reading officer in a stolen car sparking a chase into royersford. troopers put out strips along route 422 to stop him. they reportedly continued on the ramp, in unmark police car. >> even though those stop sticks blew out his tires, all

of the rubber came off tires and he kept going on the steel rims. how about this one a man is shot twice in the chest, and then another man is shot in the stomach, following an argument, apparently between the two in logan. they survived, it happened late last night, on the 4800 block of north carlisle street, officers located, a dodge in the 4200 block of germantown that reportedly had, bullet holes, on the outside, and a gun on the inside. everybody inside that car was brought in for questioning, in word on charges, as of just yet. 7:33. prison employee accused of aiding two escaped inmates is due in court today. >> you know her by now, mrs. mitchell, there she is, that is her son, and the guy with the air force dad force shirt on, that is her husband, lyle. well, now come to find out, that she help the guises scape prison, right.

>> she did. >> supposed to pick him up by the car by manhole cover and you know what they were going to go to, kill her husband? that is the report from the new york post this morning. that is why on the front cover there they are calling her a whack job. there is lauren with the rest of the story. >> ten days in the manhunt police still in clue where the two men are but that prison employee you just showed us is cooperating in the investigation. prison taylor joyce mitchell is her name, she has been on the other side of the bars since last week. d.a. says mitchell agreed to be the getaway driver for two men but back out at the last minute because, quote, she still loved her husband, and felt guilty. authorities say that the two didn't seem to have a plan b for the getaway which lead them to believe they are still in the new york area, since no cars have been reported stolen but governor is still cautions everyone to be on the look out. >> we do not know if they are still in the immediate area, or if they are in mexico by now. enough time has transpired.

but we're following up every lead the beste can. >> joyce mitchell was charged with promoting prison contraband and one could of criminal facilitation. investigators say she is answering her questions. >> she has been helpful in establishing a time line of the events that have taken place leading up to last, you know, saturday morning. if they are still here, in this immediate area their ability to hunker down for a week, and stay on the run is a big surprise to us. >> yes, they have been doing a good job. police say mitchell gave the men tools to help them escape. she was charge on friday. her lawyer entered a not guilty plea mike and alex. that is interesting considering all that authorities say that she has conspired to do. >> her post is saying like i told you they were going to kill the husband, lyle, and then they were all going to drive of to a cabin in vermont. that is why vermont is heavily in the wooded area in their

state. neighboring state to new york. 7:35. she says that she's african-american but her parents say she's white. why she's pretending to be someone she's not. we will bring in experts and try to figure this one out. we're talking about rachel dolezal. >> there she is. >> and, who missed all of last week with the prison break may have had a setback, what does this mean for the draft which was coming up next week.

yeah. >> that is from empire. >> the show. >> it is coming back in september. >> good. >> counting down. >> so writers are hard at work on the outrageous scenes and story lines that we all love. so one close write, eric heywood used to produce music videos. he said that crafts memorable scenes on the show. we are talking about story lines that leaves fans just gasp sevening and wanting

more. writers say some ideas are pure imagination while others are drawn from the headlines, a lot of things we see current events. fans, we just can't wait to see whether happens to lying luscious. >> he ended the season with a really, scary mono log that if he ever gets out, he is going to come for his family. you can expect him to really come back at his family in a huge way. >> fans can expect the came joost to continue with the likes of grammy winning artist ne o, alycia keys and lenny cravats. season two of empire we have a date, september 23rd right here on fox. we will remind you several times they before we lead up to it. >> three months from now good we have the date. >> yes, we have the date. >> yes, put it on your calendar, don't forget. this is important, it is something a lot of parents worry about, how do you make sure your kid have not become a bully. why the message you are trying

to get across isn't what your child is picking up. blank you can suddenly teach a kid in the to be a bully. >> okay. >> lets get to jen because there is a new boat house she's showing this morning. >> brand new dock. >> it is pretty cool and anyone in this community can join and you get to row alongside women like kate, who is a a rock star, goes to yale, good morning kate. >> hello. >> she's here. we will talk about why is this a cool new thing to have this house in the center in conshohocken.

okay. we're at the frenchmanor in the poconos mountains. 7:44 is the current time. let's show you where the rain thinks morning and, the red indicates a possibility of heavy downpour and look, we have lightening and what a mess around millville, new jersey, around vineland, new jersey and other parts of the cumberland county this morning. quite a bit of lightening, heavy downpours, this ace a lot of rain in the very short period of time. if you are about to travel around this part of the route 55, you might want to delay your trip for a few minutes.

we have a cluster of strong storms about to move into dover, delaware. we are seeing heavy downpours right now in smyrna, delaware. we will move up to lancaster county and chester county, a little bit of delco and light rain but this area of rain is heading toward us here in the city. we're in a break in olde city but we will be seeing more rain before the morning is through as indicated by our fox future cast. we will move through the rest of the day and we will see a break in the action about midday, with enough sunshine to get it to maybe around 90 degrees. here we go again about six or 7:00 with another round of pop up isolated thunderstorms. little more isolated this afternoon then they were this morning. we have a break overnight in the morning tomorrow, we should not see any rain for "good day philadelphia" tomorrow but here we go, in the afternoon pop up showers and then are storms. then should clear out in time for wednesday, wednesday looks like it may end up being the best weather day of the week. then we will move into

thursday, with thunderstorms, maybe about the time we are getting started at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news, mothers day. so, a bit of an unsettled workweek ahead, reduced visibility in trenton this morning, and fog down in millville, they are getting very heavy downpours right now, obviously that would reduce visibility. 76 degrees in philadelphia, muggy, every where, the storms that came through last night didn't do much to relieve the heat from yesterday, and 90 degrees. muggy 73 in wildwood at the moment. warm weekend we had. eighty-eight on saturday. ninety yesterday f we get 90 today and 92 for tuesday and then it looks like it is indeed a heat wave maybe first one of the year, and then, as we get into fathers day weekend and first day of summer on sunday we have a possibility of some pop up thunderstorms. we will work on that forecast between now and then, of course, you have to get through wet roadways this morning, bob kelly, right.

>> we have wet roadways, out there and as you mentioned getting ready to head out the front door don't be afraid to pull over and just rest the car and yourself a little bit, put blinkers on someplace safe. these thunder boomers are quickly moving through and that quickly they are moving out of here. here's a live look at the vine street expressway where we have been dealing with an accident all morning long. finally all of the lanes are opened, so like faucet traffic starting to move again here westbound but still backup, from ben franklin bridge, new jersey side, up and over into downtown philadelphia here's a live look along route 55, where sue had just mentioned getting whacked here with some real heavy downpours and some thunder and some lightening. so folks, watch yourself stoping outside the front door that quick ponding is something we will look out for as well. ben franklin is jammed solid from new jersey all the way up and over into philadelphia. septa nets here they have kick in a new summer schedule, 69th street transportation center they have set up a new

construction pattern and they relocated the boarding locations for some of the buses, so if you are standing there all along wondering what is going on you are probably in the wrong spot. septa's route 15, 101, 102 trolleys are shuttle busing beginning today for new project, mike and alex back to you. >> bob kelly, i bet would you agree with me. that within of the most tracktive areas of our city is boat house row. >> beautiful. >> go by the train and look out. >> yes. >> lights are all lit up. >> yes. >> so conshohocken would like something just like it. >> okay good they have something. >> jen, she's there. >> it is really cool. i know you are a big fan of conshohocken. conshohocken needed this. >> good morning, guys. >> great, good morning. >> let's talk in basic terms about this. you are head coach of malvern prep. >> i am you are the head coach of crew rowing at haverford

school. >> that is correct. >> what you decided to do is build this amazing new boat house in conjunction with the boro conshohocken. >> yes, public/private partnership good we have guys that road here just finish competing, and they are becoming a community member of this center. >> yes, you have to go on line to conshohocken road.com, and pick a program that you are interested in. and come on down. >> i love it. >> so for a novice, rookies, you come down, you take a couple of learn to row classes and you can take boats out. >> yes, so the goal, it is to make the river more accessible to the community. we'd like to do learn row classes for adults, kid and our experienced programs for people who already necessity how to row. >> reporter: or part of it, we just saw kate, she's a rock star. we saw two gentlemen earlier. people you will learn to row around are literally world

class athletes. >> they are going, these are college athletes returning that are rowing for division one schools and they are competing during the summer at the national regattas but they are competing at trials to represent the united states, at the under 23 world championship and senior world championships. >> you look out there and said is this like magic water but it ace nice stretch of the schuylkill. >> it is a great stretch. it is different then being down in philadelphia, down on boat house row. almost like we have the river to our earlies up here. it is nice. >> pretty cool good get over here, you guys. ing before about these 2a little bit. we have the gentlemen with blonde hair he is a rock star. >> he is brand new, he just completed his novice year at malvern prep school. he is a city in is champion and he is also the winner of the gold medal at schuylkill navy regatta which was first regatta conshohocken rowing

center he competed in. his name is pat keenan. this is sean ward, he raced in the light weight wait division and he qualified in races, at u.s. national champion ships, in and he just came back last night. >> i'm or toy embarras you guys but it is fun. bottom line is we are talking about different programs you have. we will get out on the water. there is a lot of people adults, kid in between that could never get down to boat house row to figure out how all of this works. >> simply for the bor of of conshohocken kids and earned ising area. our mission is to get kid on the water, and grown ups. >> i couldn't fessed to them that i do have a stand up paddle board. you say i can join. >> we would love to have you. keep your pad will board in your car or keep your pad will

board in the building. >> mike, seriously, there is a nice, look at this, like the walking path. this is just a great, great opportunity for people. >> it is fancy. >> it is not as fans i as you think but it is still conshohocken but facility is amazing. >> really pretty. >> thank you. >> jen? >> just like them, it is our goal to get those kid out of the water. >> yes. >> or somebody. >> it is a nice place. >> beautiful, brand new good 7:52. this story has people upset ape some people are offended. why would someone lie about their race? yes, we will try to figure this one out. and they are actually is some philadelphia innings isers news. joel embiid, they is, who missed last season with a foot injury has had another setback. that is what the sixers brass is telling us what is going to

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so, on the back of the daily news, my finger is in there, what will owing in footsteps, i normally get their head line. i don't quite get this one. oh, yeah sixers are saying joel embiid has had a setback, with his foot injury. he didn't play all last year. new with the nba draft just a week from thursday, and the sixers because of this store what i should we think about this darn it. >> so, he missed all of last season, of course with his foot injury. recent tests showed less healing than anticipated. is is he the next andrew

bynum. >> don't bring these guys up sean brace is here, from philly influencer.com. >> how are you. >> good morning. >> yes. >> philly influencer. >> correct. >> i love that tune. >> yes. >> it is too early, it is too early for all of this right now. it is hot. i'm cranky. my windows were fog. the cornerstone of the 76ers franchise may be suffering another setback, mike, i believe it, i'm telling you when there is smoke, is there fire. that is how i go about these things. joel embiid we're talking about this bone in the right foot, and this type of injury has ended careers before. just look back at yao meng when you get up around seven footers, 260, 275-pound. this injury will end careers. we are not there just yet but recent scan came back and it showed something, a little different than what they expect. that is more than i heard.

we shalle. only time will tell. >> maybe there is a new rule where you could play on a chair. >> yes. >> lake in the nba. >> he is still shooting from a chair. >> yeah. >> it is not good. it is in the good. the nba future, it is all true. right now we just talk about with the draft coming up on june 27th and sixers have a number of players they are looking at right now. things might change if this jurist real but this is what we're going to have to deal with joel embiid throughout his career, constant injuries he will be battling his whole career. >> injury embiid. >> yes, we mentioned andrew bynum he never played. >> he never suited up. he also took free throws sitting in the chair. >> we're number one in chair sitting shots too. >> yes. >> let me bring in a conspiracy theory. the draft is a week from thursday. >> um-hmm.

>> is this just a big smoke screen that he is in the that injured, to get a different player like, maybe think, make los angeles lakers think that we're going to draft a big guy. >> lakers are in front, they are selecting at two. sixers picking at three. what difference does it make if the sixers will do. >> they will pick the big guy leaving deangelo state. >> lakers will do what the lakers want to do. they are at two. it has nothing to to with us 359. >> you believe joel is that hurt. >> i believe that this injury, yes, they are talking a small bone who is a big man has dealt with a number of injuries and only been playing basketball for five years. i am sorry, but this is reality right now. yoel embiid has been dealing with a yours in his short career, what three injuries so far, back, he had to sit down, ncaa tournament for your kansas jay hawks. >> yes. >> kansas jay hawks would have won the whole thing. >> i think so too.

>> we're talking championships. >> yes, nerlens noel, twin towers and deangelo russell. >> deangelo russell. >> yes, bringing the ball down. >> fingers crossed hopefully he is able to suit up. >> you are looking good. >> thank you very much. >> good luck today. it is monday, june 15th, 2015. one person dead, four others injured after a fire guts a home in montgomery county, what fire fighters are telling us this morning. two state troopers hurt in the crash in montgomery county this morning how a car chase, left this accident. and she says that she's african-american but her parents say no, she's not, two local experts join us live, to talk about rachel and the

naacp. the president, she was supposed to speak out, why she's not. there she is not, as a child. >> are you raising your child to be a bull i shocking mixed messages most kid say they are getting at home. >> how do you create a bully? >> it starts with you. >> um-hmm. >> and you and you and you. >> hi sue. >> everything is our fault we're the parents. >> i blame everything on my parents and they are not around to say anything about it. >> all right. >> we will move into for what many believe is last week of school. philadelphia, their last day is thursday, the 18th. >> bob kelly is in the ready. >> i know. >> i signed them up for summer school. a little extra help never hurt anybody. >> next week bus stop buddy will be starting adventures at camp but this week we are still waiting for the school bus. we're ready to roll and there

is buddy. temperatures in the 70's, it is muggy, and, it is a rainy start for many of us. we are seeing a few clouds and some occasional showers, yes, five out of ten is your number today and through can see some lightening, lots of it around dover, delaware, around millville, new jersey and cumberland counties, and a round of thunderstorms heading toward the jersey shore this is second round this morning. 77 degrees at the moment with 10-mile an hour wind out of the southwest, 84 percent relative humidity. we are in the late 70's for the rest of the morning. we should see sun shin by lunchtime today and high temperature of 90 degrees with more pop up thunderstorms in the afternoon. that takes care of your monday, which will be the last monday, of springtime, bob kelly, summer starts on sunday. >> good morning, sue. in problems at all right now on the vine street expressway. much better then we were for the last her or so. earlier accident gone, traffic

moving, this is backup toward 30th street station. look at the backup in new jersey. that one accident in philadelphia, causing a come minute necessity effect. this is admiral wilson boulevard, bumper to bumper approaching the benny through tolls up and over into downtown at eighth and vine. heading to the bennie trying making a u turn laverne to head for walt whitman or betsy ross bridge. latest on the schuylkill from city line to conshohocken mass transit looking good but there are delays because of the weather, mike and alex, back to you. here's the top stories that happened overnight one women is dead in montgomery county. fire broke out in the 100 block of skippack creek road just before 2:00, four other people have minor injuries, no word on the cause of the fire. and everybody seems to be okay following a house fire in philadelphia's germantown section. fire fighters called out to the 6300 block of sherman street around 4:30 this morning cause of the fire is

around investigation and two pennsylvania state troopers suffered minor injuries while attempting to apprehend a suspect, yes, minor injuries. hard to believe when you see how damage these cars are. daniel vasquez, reportedly fled reading, pennsylvania officers in the stolen car, sparking a chase into royersford. troopers put out, these spike strips along route 422 to stop this guy but reportly continued on, on guess the rims of his steel wheel thereafter the rubber had come off. and ran among police car in the rear injuring slightly the officers, two of them in the vehicle. the suspect is in jail in reading. philadelphia water department will return to the scene of this massive, water main break in west philadelphia. >> twelve and a half million gallons of water came shooting out along 52nd and west

minister streets yesterday morning. take a look break came from a main put in place in 1885. now, officials are trying to determine exactly what went wrong here, brakes flooded basements, submerged cars and caused unwanted electrical outages. twenty-six homes have been evacuated because of the power outage. city is sending insurance adjusters out to residents and car owners to evaluate the problem. >> what a mess. >> for the very first time the brad fox law is applied to the philadelphia case, man accused of stealing ten firearms from two different gun shows. officer bradley fox was killed in 2012, his name sake law requires a mandatory minimum of five years in prison for those involved, in a straw purchase? what is that? that is when someone who is not legally allowed to purchase a gun used another person to acquire the gun. and former florida governor jeb bushies expected

to announce today he is running for president. he plans to make his candidacy official with a speech in my aim. the six two-year old joins ten other republicans in the race with several other deciding whether or not they will jump in still. >> um-hmm. >> do you see that just jeb. >> but you know what i remember when he was running for governor he had just jeb on his plaquard. >> he is trying in the to be associated with my brother. i am my own man, jeb. >> his brother and his dad, of course. >> pennsylvania education advocates will kick off a statewide bus tour just afternoon time today to bring attention to school funding issues. >> philadelphia federation of teachers and inter faith groups started participating. they made 14 stops, starting this afternoon and ending at the state capitol june 29th. they hope to rally voters to get law make tours increase school funning under the next budget. parents you may think you are teaching your children to be kind, sweet, smart but according to a new study most kids are hearing a different message from you.

>> you could be raising a bully and not even know it. harvard researchers interviewed 10,000 middle and high school students, nationwide, they did this over the last couple of years. they also talked to hundreds of parents. here's what they found. 80 percent of children said that their parents taught them that personal happiness and high achievement trump caring for other people. the same percentage of kids. 80 percent. also said that they themselves valued success this their personal life over concern for other people. i guess you could extrapolate that into saying we're raising bullies, jen fred. >> you know, this study surprised me quite frankly because you know this mike, we talked about kid in the modern life, right, they are told to be nice to be each other to care about others.

let's face it, in the united states it is very self excentric adult to kid but this stud any particular surprised me because so many people are telling their kid go volunteer, go do your own alex lemonade stand. there is community stuff like in brody and land dry's school they have buddies that are two grade ahead or below, they write back and forth. this study, it is greatly surprising to me good but aren't you always, first on your mind making sure your kid become successful? >> you know, it is funny, because we have talk about this a couple times. i want him to be happy. there is a difference between being personally happy and being successful. we don't try out for travel times and we don't push him, i'm not a tying are mom. i think maybe that is who they are referring to are these tiger moms that you view excellence above everything. there are pockets of that but to hear that 80 percent,

80 percent of parents viewed that to be higher then being nice surprises me. i will say if you tell me that you know, these tiger moms say you being the best matters most absolutely i would see how that would translate into being a bully. i a bully is mad because they are not the best or they are the most fierce, popular. they have in other way to act out then to being a jerk. >> you ask 20 percent of the study. we will put new that 20 percent. thanks. new look at why so many americans are not married anymore. >> for the most part it is not an accident but it is a choice. >> accord together pew research center only 30 percent believe having successful marriage is within of the most important things in their life. one in ten americans told researchers in 2010 they believe marriage was obsolete. sociologist say it is greatest social change of the last 60 years. >> so 30 percent of everybody

in their 20's think might get married, might not, don't care. >> in 1950, 78 percent of homes in the you had were headed by married couples. >> that was 509's. >> that is what you did, you get married when you got out of college some people out of high school. that is what you did to be happy, you had to be married to be happy. that was one of the main goals you have to maryann then of kids. >> then people realized you can be happy and not have marriage. >> shockingly, you know for some there is nothing cuter then a baby girl all dressed up. >> so true. >> what one woman is doing to band baby he will embellish. in the uk. >> why with you want to do that. leader of the naacp in spokane is facing calls to step aside after being a accused of lying about her race. what experts say about the activist who falsely portrayed herself as black for years. >> i don't know what to think about this story.

i go back and forth. >> do i too. >> we have people that know what they are talking about coming up next.

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widely scattered showers. some places getting nothing and some getting heavy downpours. look at lightening on ultimate doppler radar, strong thunderstorms moving through cumberland county and parts of atlantic county and heading straight to the jersey shore. two areas of thunderstorms because area that is moving out of dover, delaware is headed toward the southern tip of the cape may county, we have lighter rain around aston pennsylvania and delaware county, and salem county in new jersey, but it is still yucky out there. watching this area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico which could be our next tropical storm of the season. fit gets a name and organized itself enough it will be bill, that is the next name on the list. checking future cast it looks bike by 11 or 12:00, we will get a break in the action from these storms but then they will fire up again later on this afternoon all throughout the area.

if your kid has a softball game, baseball game keep an eye on the sky for later on. 90 degrees today. ninety-two tomorrow. then a break on wednesday. warm and dry and not as humid on wednesday but scattered storms return on thursday, dry gannon friday rushing and we will see that weekend for fathers take,. >> good morning, everybody. 8:15. that is okay, late on sunday, little cap national. i don't to have mow the law on sunday. >> no, it is fathers day good live look at 422 we have a jammo eastbound in toward king of prussia interchange. live look at admiral wilson boulevard from south jersey up and over bennie from that earlier accident. i'm ready to jump in the news room come have wreck fast with me at annmarie's place out there on main street in royersford from 9:00 to 10:00 right off of the 422 exit there in royersford,

alex, back over to you. 8:15. everybody is talking about the spokane naacp president rachel dolezal and she postponed her meeting. everybody was looking forward to today because this would have been the first time she spoke publicly since accusations surfaced on friday that she lied about her race. >> did your dad ever make to it spokane in yan for ribbon cutting. >> no, actually, he has cancer and was not able to get here. >> i'm sure he would have been very proud. >> is that your dad. >> yeah, that is my dad good this man right here is your father. >> yes, right there. >> i am just wondering fur dad really is an african-american man. >> i don't know what you are

implying. >> are you african american. >> i don't understand the question, i just answered yes, that is my dad and he was not able to come in january. >> are your parents, are they white. >> okay. >> she walk away rather than answer the question. people are wondering but her parents believe they have the answer. they are caucasian. they outed her. they a said our daughter is caucasian. why is she pretending to be someone she's not. our guest, charles gallagher, professor of sociology social work and criminal justice department at lasalle, while doctor blay is a teaching professor at drexel university. good morning. >> good morning. >> so a lot of people are trying to figure out how to make sense of this. is he trying to get attention, is she a liar, what is going on here dr. gallagher. >> this is a i very good example when we say race is a social construction, this

woman reinvented herself. many books written about blacks passing as white in the in american history to get out of the oppressive conditions of the south, and then this woman has a history which is quite interesting. she says she's white. american-indian. she had four siblings that is african-american. she identifies with the black community. she invented herself this way. this is an example of when we say race is a social construction that it is spun by social as well as typical characteristics. she chose to basically foreground the cultural side of the her family history. >> she may identify as an african-american but she deceived everybody. she told everybody i am black what do you think about this doctor. >> i think it is a interesting case. i agree race is a social construction it has real implications for all of uses specially these walking around in black society. i find it interesting to hear the history of passing, i'm wondering how one can pass as

a black or pass into another race. there is talk about this race, trans racial happening since this case came out. for me i think we have a problem with that idea. trans racial would happen if i can walk in the room and say i can walk in the white and not think that is there something wrong with me. >> that is so true. everybody is talking about trans racial and then they are also talking about, caitlin jenner, transgender, is this the same thing dr. gallagher. >> i don't think it is same thing. as professor said before there really is, i think what is bothering people here is simple deception. that is first part. other parties this person that you reach is not inn habited a black body as a child. she doesn't understand a group to be targeted by police or to be looked at in a way that is suspect. the caitlin, bruce jenner comparison i think, there is difference even between one gender and sexual identity and passing. and this is i think is

different. there are similarities but at the same time i think what bothers so many people here is that this person invented her sole wholesale through deception. >> if it is not same thing then how would you define trans racial. everybody is throwing that term around. >> i think, you know, if you look in the course of someone's life they might identify different race at different times. good longitudinal data on. that latinos is a good example. half of them define themselves as white and 40 percent define themselves as on other race because white inn black label doesn't fit them. that is what this is about. it business fit. problem that is race matters enormously and we can look at all of the shootings taking place in the last year. that is what people find offensive is you figured out a way to take blackness and modernized on it and capitalized on it without having to experience anything of what blackness means in the you had which is typically to be in some way profiled. >> he which say modernized,

doctor blay we have to admit, is this really an indictment on the black community because maybe she felt hey, i believe in black rights and i want to help out but if i were to come and say i'm a white woman i wouldn't be able to be the leader of the naacp. >> you don't get to make those choices. it was co founded by white people. you can just be white and be an alley. you don't to have throw on a costume. what bothers me is the way in which she understands blackness or misunderstands blockness. our history, identity, much bigger than to of being an oppressed people. we have a longer history of. that she has only identified with that which alerts me to the fact that she doesn't know what it means to be black. >> i should say i have done work for naacp as a white male. i think also as someone who considers himself part of addressing the issue of social in equality, as a white male i have been invited and part of organizations that have been trying to advance agenda of social justice.

aim not black. i can still use my white privilege as a way to basically address social issues. she has that option. she chose not to exercise it. >> i have been looking at comments. have one has a opinion on this and on rachel. people also throwing out the term black. that would use the way to make fun of african-american. she's been doing quite the opposite. can we call this black. >> you can call ate lot of things. i can understand why people might say that. it has to do with now we are looking at her instagram. we are seeing things that she said, her hair styles, her talking about making sweet potato pie. it just seems very stereo typical. that is way black face operated that it is a blackness. again, it is very isolated kind of a insight into what it means to be black. i think now looking back we're kind of questioning the way in which she has performed her type of blackness good that is the word performance. she has created a list of things. if you read description on her

web site for where she works at the university, one would just conclude and maybe this is my own reading too much into it that she's an african-american female. she crafted. this is donnas a matter of fiction. she crafted an identity where of course this woman is african-american. >> what do you want because hopefully she will speak soon. she's supposed to speak today. that was postpone. what do we want to hear from rachel at this point doctor blay. >> we would like her to acknowledge, that she lied and perhaps give us some insight as to why. >> that is why i'm asking why? >> thank you so much, we appreciate it. we will keep you updated on rachel in the next naacp meeting in spokane when she does address these accusations. >> thank you. 8:23. is there a new challenge sweeping social media just reach behind your back with one arm and touch your belly button go try it, not as easy as you thing. why some are saying belly

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no. uh-huh-huh! this traffic situation bugging people here in pennsylvania. you know may flies, you know, they are nasty. >> apparently, they forced police to close a bridge. look at this. they are passing the westfield township in lancaster county. may flies formed and then fell to the ground. piles were inches deep. police say all of those bugs made for slick driving conditions and four bikers even crashed. look at that. it is like the plaque or something. bridge reopened early yesterday morning. >> they only live a few days. i think they are supposed to be gone by june, may flies in june, outrageous. packing can be a pain when you go on the trip. i never how to do this.

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i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] boy, is it socked in with clouds and fog in atlantic city. in the the prettiest morning at the shore. we have seen several round of thunderstorms rolling through the jersey shore this morning. they are about to get another one. bus stop buddy is ready for the rain as i count down the last couple of days of school. field day, might be in

jeopardy for some of the elementary schools today, sorry about that. five out of ten with these occasional thunderstorms and showers popping up but we are seeing plenty of places where rain has stopped for the time being with you these strong thunderstorms bearing down on the jersey shore getting very loud from atlantic city down to cape may. it is 77 degrees already. won't take much to get to us 90. we will have some sunshine this afternoon after that high of 77. we will get back down in the 07's tonight. bob kelly, warm, mug think morning and you just never know, with the pop up then are storm. >> nobody tried to pull over when a pop up because as quickly as they roll through out of here just as quick no quick ride in philadelphia, northbound freeway jammed up because of an accident right before the walt whitman bridge. so that is tying traffic upcoming in toward philadelphia, from south jersey. we're also finding delays at the airport at philly and

laguardia because of the weather, mike and alex, back to you. plenty of adults thought about learning how to row down on the schuylkill river especially because it is perfect work out for your whole body. >> now it is easier then ever. jen is in conshohocken where is there a new boat house in town. >> that is so cool. >> it is cool, and we are here with our two favorite coaches good morning. >> you can yell at them, do whatever you need to do, coach up. >> guys, back it down a little bit here. >> one of the things when you look at this new boat house. there is no fences. this is truly something for the community. >> many of the boat houses, that are built, not only in philadelphia and around the country there is fences around them and one of the things that we really wanted from the very beginning of construction we didn't want fences. we wanted to include community. what he want the community to come down here and watch was we to. >> we will see some little

guys in the 9:00 o'clock hour. you have young rowers doing these camps. these are your guys that you coach all year and they are part of the camp that you do for the community. >> these guys row for malvern and haverford during the school year and during summertime we combine into one team and we represent the boro of conshohocken. then we have the older gays out here, that are training for trials, with you they also helped coach during the day the high school age kid. >> every time i see i 23 year-old i say that is an older kid. i'm kidding, joking. mike alluded to it in the league. rowing is great for your whole entire body. >> yeah, they say rowers are some of the best athletes in the world. these guys put a lot of hard work into staying in shape and training and making sure that they are rowing at highest level in competition. >> we are seeing guys but there was a young woman here

earlier and i'm in the mommy set. i necessity my friend have said i don't wanting to downtown to learn how to row. you are doing adult learn to row classes right here. starting in july on monday and wednesday, we will after dult learner rows. like any other class that you would you take like a yoga class or a training class and we would like as many people to get involved as possible. >> reporter: then we can have a beer because it is conshohocken, go find a great restaurant here. >> as a high school coach, i cannot say that good like a monday night. >> absolutely good absolutely. >> so we have a couple different groups here. we have four guys and then two guys. the two gentlemen over here one with the visor, they are trying to go to the worlds as well. >> yes, they are training for next weeks trials for under 23 world champion ships in placid, bulgaria, and one

fridays yale and one is from princeton and both malvern grads. the four over here these are all high school kids that row ared during the school year for haverford school and over there there is again -- >> do you knees these kid good yes. >> you heard your coaches, row, how do you tell them to go. >> you just sit, ready row, like right now. apparently there is an opportunity for me to be in the senior olympics as a cox inn. >> absolutely, masters world championship. >> just do this, row, keep rowing, okay, that is just about does it. guys, come on back we will show you little kids and mike and will alex they are teaching kid younger then you have ever seen because they are doing it the european way or i like to say the conshohocken way. they are having fun.

mike, please, come back later. >> that is true. >> wow. >> nice good wonderful voice, you can hear her very well. you are trying to make something out of nothing. >> come on. >> yes. >> maybe dreams come true since 1989. let me explain. the tour, that is 1989 tour, one couple shares a behind the scenes meet and greet with take already swift over the weekend. find out how they got lucky chance of the lifetime to meet her backstage. and a little will boy is feeling great this morning after he got to shake it off with taylor swift, how he used social media to get her attention. >> yes.

i meant to say at six or seven or 8:00 if you went to the taylor swift concert on friday and saturday night and you have pictures dressed up, i saw so many young women getting dressed up, you know, going by center city. >> my social media was filled with 1989. >> so, a couple of interesting moments out of this thing. two local teens, they put out an on line plea hoping to meet with take already swift, you know, out of all of the those people would you be the one to get back to go meet her. >> here's what happen. here are best friend nate cassidy. >> nate dressed up as take already for halloween and cassidy shared picture hoping to get taylor's attention. >> it worked. taylor sent out this direct message saying that she wanted to know where they were sitting. and, look at this, one of their represent went out, nate on the left, cassidy on the

right. they got to meet her backstage and then, she kissed nate, and i don't believe he has washed that off yet. >> i wouldn't. >> isn't that cool. >> that happens to be our friend matt cord's nephew. >> yes. >> amazing. >> great to see that she's looking at her fan accounts and recognizing them. >> not only that, before every show her mom goes out and picks people and they go back and meet taylor. we will meet a couple of those people. >> 8:42. how about a quick break seriously. >> just quick and more about take already swift and barry mani low concert. >> did you go. >> i'll tell you.

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we have seen but very little in the pocono mountains but here is where it is raining. do you see red there, heading toward jersey shore. we had lightening in the ultimate doppler radar picture, oh, weather drama as two areas of thunderstorm converging, right along the jersey shore from atlantic city all the way down to cape may. you are hearing it loud and clear this morning. there is lighter rain in pittsgrove, bridgeton new jersey and here in the

philadelphia area it is very light rain showing up on radar but we are seeing sun trying to burn through clouds in places where it is not raining. it is 77 degrees in philadelphia inn we are heading higher with our temperature making it to around 90 degrees, mid 70's and muggy every where. seven day forecast is 90 today. ninety-two tomorrow. with yesterday's 90 degrees we could have our first heat wave of 2015. it looks like right new miss alex that wednesday may end up being the best weather day of the week. high of 86. warm and dry. >> we will hold out for wednesday, sue. new some studies say half of all children in the united states may in the be drinking enough water. lauren johnson are you a big fan of water. >> no but i have made myself drink it. i will tell but that. researchers at harvard university looked into this and what they have found in kid drinking water comes down to race and gender. study's authors found more than half of the u.s. children

may in the be drinking enough water. black children and adolescence were at higher risk than white children and boys were at a higher risk than girls. nearly 1,000 of the 4,000 kid sampled didn't drink plane water at all. the scientists are blaming the beverage industry that sells juices and sugary beverages. doctors warn if you don't get enough it can negatively affect their children health, brain function in class, they cannot focus and concentrate. we are not talking about severe dehydration but mild dehydration and that can cause problems too. >> exactly right, doctor mikes talks about this all the time. oh, there is sue. >> are you a fan of water. >> who isn't a fan. >> alex, she has to force herself to drink water. >> i do, i tend to buy that flavored water which isn't any good for you but the ones with no calories but artificial

wheaters in but it is a boring. >> are boring, sue. >> here's what i do mike, alex and sue. they say you need half body weight in ounces. i know, i force myself all morning while i'm here i don't get soda or whatever, go downstairs i drink this, two and a half of these. >> you like water. >> no, i don't like it but i necessity it goodies for me and discipline. >> look at her skin too. >> he does look good. >> look at her. >> you guys are so sweet. >> i know kid love juice, i don't even buy it at home because if i buy it, i'll drink it. 8-ounces in most juices, 120 calories. >> i love juice. >> because it takes about ten orange toss get that much orange juice, just like eating ten oranges, yes. i never heard this before, you take half your body weight. >> you need that amount of monday water in ounces. i weigh maybe 150.

i need 75 ounces of water every day. >> eight to ten cups but fur body weight in the really the same. >> we should check it out when you pea, it is really a bright yellow, you're dehydrated. >> yes, you have to be clear good other problem for people, usually all down hunkered in the studio, sue mike,al he can, you drink water and need to go to the bathroom every five seconds. >> i like water. i can do water with lemon and stuff. but it taste like i'm drinking air like nothing. it is so boring. >> when i put lemon in it, it is nice. >> i have never seen you drink water. never, ever. even on tv and says he likes it. never. >> you know, it is water. >> you are in the drinking it. >> no. >> have have you ever seen him drink water. >> i don't have water here. >> there is a reason lauren just said we don't load up,

although, i have had some water sitting right there. >> yes. >> no, we don't believe you. >> here's a question, to you like lemon, mike, and sue. >> lemon. >> lemon. >> do you always squeeze it in yourself or do they bring it to the table and they have it duck in your water do you take it out. >> i lake when they bring it separately, because is there all kind of germs and bacteria, and not supposed to drop tonight there. i'm like no, no. >> so mike, next time we go out which love to drink you water. >> i will drink a gallon right in front of you and then pea all over the place. >> good bye. >> get a move on. >> i want to tell you about what happened on game of thrones last night now. >> now fans shock. i cannot say that. >> no, don't spoil it. >> i don't think i can say that, people will be mad who

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a lot of people know what you are going to say. if you ruin this for me, i have it on dvr and i will watch it after work, but i don't know how else to do this story right new without just saying what happened. let me try it this way. by the way, if you are on twitter, facebook, you you look at the internet at all it is already out there but i will still try to work around this. the show, of course is men for shocking its fans. you knew something big would come during the finally,

right. a major character, won't be,. >> plug your ears good a major character won't be in season six, if there is a season six, and i will tell you which one, so don't go to the internet or twit error anything. the diehard fans, say best part of the show is knowledge that no one is ever really safe. sue, would you agree with that, you never know. >> they always kill off the characters we love. >> well, that is an effect whether i watch the show. down type abby when they killed off matthew i was like i'm done. >> yes. >> i hope i didn't spoil that. >> you haven't seen downtown abby. >> i watch news channels and sports and what else, i watch those alaska bush people sometimes. >> what about the cooking show you watch with the lady. >> i watch a lot of food net

work. >> like a lady back in the primitive days. >> primitive days. >> yes, it is a new show on there, cave man cooking. >> yes, there it is. >> there is some show you were talking about, maybe that is not it, all right. >> we have an experiment today, you ever have a giant bag of clothing you wanting to on a trip. >> yes, you need options, mike. >> cram it into what you called a carry on. >> yes, we don't check bags here. >> is rolling the clothes the way to go. we have a packing expert, quite attractive too. hi there.

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weeks. june 15th already. >> i'm enjoying it. it is hot new though. >> oh, man was it hot yesterday. here's something we have to do, you and i are going to new york city next week. >> okay. >> there is a show about nothing, seinfeld, my favorite show, still has fans engaged after all these years. how you can score a walk on role on to jerry's famous apartment, yes. you can act like crammer, come in the door. i'll tell you how. a new challenge, yes, can you hear me. >> yes. >> new challenge hitting social median a all you have to does reach behind your back with one arm and touch your belly button. >> impossible. >> for some people it is, but for other people they can do it. i found someone who can demonstrate but some people say it is even ising a bad message. jenny joyce, is what going on. >> reporter: hi lauren. do you see these three food trucks. these are the winner of the