>> a church is suppose to be a sang too our, but last nos -- not last night. nine people are dead including the pastor that far church, and the killer is on the loose. >> father ritz, his life to save his son after carjacker takes offer with his eight year old in the car. how the little boy wound up saving himself. >> and i got a problem this morning, and so do everybody else who has a samsung galaxy. it affects every single phone, from the s3 all the way up to the new s6. there is a problem with the

keyboard now. it is almost clock 01. a lot of news to get tonight boy, you have a lot of traffic problems already. >> just accidents on all of the roadways this morning. >> because the wetter. >> best advice, lever early. we have messy rain out there. it will slow you down. bus stop buddy, so happy. last day of school today for philadelphia public schools couple of half days, for the hot and humid days, but today just rainy. so, however long school is supposed to be, it is a six out of ten a.m. there is the rain that still is with us. still going to be with us even though slowing down intensity, still raining in philadelphia, and you can see the umbrellas up here in old city. 66 degrees with 11-mile per hour winds out of the east southeast. and of course, relative humidity lot higher than it was yesterday. so pretty yesterday but today not so much, temperatures in the 60s, 59 degrees in mount

pocono. sixty-four atlantic city, 66 degrees in wilmington. high today, only 77. that's below average for this time in june for the 18th of june where we should be at 83. hardly any sunshine even when it is not raining. some storms firing up this afternoon, 67 degrees, tonight showers taper off. what about the weekend? what about fathers day? we've got that forecast coming up for in you just a few minutes. but, bob kelly, it has been a mess this morning. >> yes, today should be national work from home day. because that's where it really would be a good idea, especially in 95 is in your commute path. nasty accident, 59 northbound, just north of the commodore barry bridge. look at this, 5 miles an hour, we are in absolute crawl from the state line, all the way up. example of the bumper to bumper traffic on 95, as you head northbound, out of wilmington, all the way up, through the commodore barry bridge. between the commodore and the

blue route. so folks here, most likely going to be late for their flight. you can only hope that we do start to see a delay on your airlines, this morning, so that you can at least make the flight on time. accident on the new jersey turnpike, one northbound at exit five. another one, northbound at exit two. traffic lights are out on the turnpike's interchange at willow grove here, right when you come off willow grove, fitzwatertown and route 611. expect some weather delays to start impacting air travel this morning. it is not just here in philadelphia. but, whole east coast, seeing the heavy rain, i'm going to bet awe jelly donut we'll see delays here before the morning is done. we got that fire fly music festival set to get underway today. folks paid their ticket. they're going. rain or shine. we will see a lot of extra volume here into and out of the dover speedway interchange. keep this in mind, if you are going to be headed down to the dover beaches. like rehoboth where i went friday, you will have to roll through this traffic. eastbound on the schuylkill under half hour.

no sun glare delays like yesterday, just steady heavy rain, give yourselves extra wiggle room between you and the bumper in front of you. pushing 46 minutes here on 95 southbound, from woodhaven, into center city. mike, alec, back to you. >> all right, let's get top top story in this country probably will be throughout the weekend, at least nine people are dead following a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. among the dead, the churches' pastor, who happens to also be a state senator there in south carolina. clemente pinkny. >> police calling the shooting at emanuel ame church a hate crime. the victims were targeted during a bible study class last night. >> police released this surveillance photo. >> yes, so the man who might the shooter and his car, say the shooter white man in his 20's, but say there is no evidence that he's actually left the city of charleston. there are fees that this is a hate crime. obviously has resident

outraged. >> we are communities trying to liver and survive. why do we have to live like this? we have enough issues in charleston. we don't need more. we need peace. >> police have not said how many people were in the bible class at the time. but they say that there is at least one survivor and she is a woman. but clergy members of local historic church have work with the community from emanuel ame church in charleston. let's get to lauren johnson, liver with the senior pastor. >> good morning to you, mike, alex, here with mark tyler. you got the news late last night. describe the phonecall you got. >> i was young of the pastors here in philadelphia, gist heard about shooting at ame church in charleston, mother emanuel, which immediately really hit me because that congregation is so close to ours. >> and you know the pastor there very well. describe him to people who don't know him. >> well, reverend pinkny was one of the just he is if not the youngest person elected to

the house of representatives, went onto serve in the senate where he was active, dynamic preacher, great person, just unbelievable, one of the nicest people that you would ever meet. and to think he is in politics, you didn't get the sense that were you talking to a politician. just real a genuine person. >> you said you interviewed him billion a year ago watch was that for? >> yes, so we are working on documentary, phil cat, sam, ame church in south carolina, history of resistance. he gave powerful interview about the history that far congregation, which was connected to the denmark slave inch surround he he can sean in 18226789 but again his quotes now hearing them are just really hits me in different casino of way you. >> say you guys talk to each other a lot, consulted, because of the dynamics of both of your churr information different communities. >> i've been here seven years, maybe he's been there five, six. so our congregations are very similar, both historic

district, neighborhoods turned over. so we have many of the same casino of issues, you know, how do you attract people to come in to this kind of area on a sunday morning, i know we talked about things like digital bible studies and things that far nature just changing he can ideas what work for him, what work for me. many of our members are the children every south carolina migrants, where charleston is, and so, i mean, just so many connections. the ame church big family. so, many of the pastors know one another personally. so i am not the only one. many of us new reverend. >> is security on the top of the minds of pastors all over the country or are these isolated inches. >> it should be. you know? we don't take anything for granted. always concerned, we're an open place, day and time that we live. people don't see things that are sacred. they don't have the boundaries any more, so where the synogogue, mosque or church, play that is used to be off limits to anyone, nowadays we find people more and more are taking advantage that far. we want people toll have a

sense every feeling secure when they come into worship here. >> we'll talk more at 7:30. thank you for your time. >> back to you. >> thank you. probably check back with him later today and probably tomorrow morning, a women, maybe through the weekend? terrible store. >> i just so shocking. the pastor one of the young toast serve in the senate, i think voted into the senate in south caroline when he was 23 years old, he is 41 now. >> recently he backed a bill supporting having body cameras on all officers in south carolina. >> over the last couple of weeks because of what happened in north charleston few weeks ago, walter scott shot and killed by a police officer, that officer charged with murder. so pastor goes to the state legislature, try to get bill pass that would put those body cameras on the police officers all over south carolina. >> was very vocal about that. >> is that related? is that why this guy was in the who knows. fbi is working on that part of the store. >> i 7:09. >> attack at septa station

prompts warning to commuters this morning. >> yes, and public appeal, help identify the attacker. we have two women trying to go to work over the last 24 hours, or so. both attacked. one of them, a stranger, comes up with a knife and slashes her, steve? >> well, mike, ladies will feel safer in the rain. why? because they are holding a pretty good weapon whether it comes to self-defense, an umbrella, whether it is unfurled, or all put together. you can really wack somebody with an umbrella no matter what the side is, and it is a shame this woman didn't have an umbrella to block the box cutter yesterday. she had to use her forearm. that's when you hear police say they had defensive wounds, people trying to stop somebody attacking them, that's what this woman did, and her forearm got gashed in it, she has several stitches in it today. so use your umbrella as defensive weapon if you run into this guy of about the police do. it would have helped the ooh year old woman yesterday. septa headquarters and the chief here, hoping surveillance video we will show you of this guy walking through the station, just before the attack, is clear

enough for somebody to recognize him. and at least, if not recognizing him, be on the look-out, light around the same time, couple of hours, and the other close by along the "l" train tracks there at that station. maybe he's a daily commuter, too, like so many others, 4700 a day, use that same station, police will be back there around the same time in extra numbers looking out for this guy, too, and you can bet the staffers who witness this attack yesterday, from the fair boots, the two ladies working in there, the cashiers, saw this, and called it in, as the woman being attacked ran to the closed by area of frankford hospital, to get taken care of in the emergency room. >> a woman was about to board the market frankford "el" at the margaret station. as she approached the fair line, a mangan speaking to her. an argument ensued. the man punched her. she does not know that man. had never seen him before. she defended herself, fought

back, at which point the man drew a razor and cut her on her forearm. she received about a five-inch gash. the man ran down on to the street level, and he is still being sought. >> it is a black male, looks like 20's, with a back pack, medium build. >> chief says specifically not showing all of the video evidence, or even talking about it, which kind of tells you they likely have the attack itself captured on surveillance, and always points out in stories like there is the septa system is very, very safe. we highlight the very few instances where it doesn't appear safe, because of the surveillance video. and he'll be first to tell you, and i will be second, that they have surveillance video of somebody helping somebody up the steps, or somebody saying hey, buddy, you left your cell phone on the seat, let me return that, or your wallet. we wouldn't be out here

leading the newscast with it. >> that's for sure. steve, now we got to go to similar, thank you, to similar story. instead of waiting on a rail, you know, a rail car more like 3:00 she will also trying to go to work waiting on a bus in the middle of the night. she got attack. >> yes. a man drag her, sexually assaulted her. >> here are the details. >> good morning, that man still at large, police looking for him. we don't have that strong after deaths corruption, however, they are going through surveillance video, hoping that will provide some additional clues. if happened 3:00 in the area of six ' and dick streets, in southwest philadelphia. a 22 year old woman, was waiting for a bus, when police say a manna poached her, place add object to the woman's head being drag her to the rear of the driveway.

robbed the woman of her wallet and sexually assaulted: people in the neighborhood didn't hear anything but say it is scar toy think this happened right outside their homes while they were asleep. >> that's too close. that's right in our backyard. that's in the yard, in the yard. and i heard nothing. we heard nothing in the house. >> it is a tragedy. >> you have been that young, at that time in the morning, you got to be so careful. at least bring someone with you until you get the bus. >> once you get on the bus, you can go home. >> it is sad, messed up. people earning a living, trying to go to work, that time of day. sad. nobody should have this specially where they live at. >> some good advice, travel in pairs when you can, especially in the middle of the night. police still looking for the man who commit in the assault, described as tall large man in his 20's, 30's, with a light complexion and slight facial

hair. so again, people say, that they didn't hear anything, typically at 3:00 in the morning, there are a lot of people in that neighborhood who do get up and go to work, that's typically the only activity there, that's what they are telling us. police are going through surveillance video, urge to call the special victims unit. police want to get this guy off the street. >> 7:14. father saves his son with some quick thinking after a carjacking at a gas station, this is down in georgia. >> carjacker jumped through the window every his suv while eight year olson was still sitting it the back seat. the video shows malcolm jumping on the car as the car tries to speed away. malcolm said he was drag about 500 feet, fractured his elbow, but just determined to save his son. >> i didn't care how did i it, have to break my hand, hurt my elbow to get into it. >> i'm thinking who is he? what is he doing? >> at the moment i didn't realize how fast i was going.

>> so the little boy said once the carjacker slowed down enough, in a split second, he decided i'm going to jump out of the car and d his dad says he is incredibly proud of his son's resourceful unless, and quick thinking there. >> he should be. oh, my goodness. >> can you imagine, your child being carjacked like that? >> 7:15, hey, knew. >> hey. >> where were you last night? >> i was out in cherry hill, new jersey, with a bunch of very short people. they were children. we were with meg there, wrote a children's book about apples. this is classic cake, evesham road, new jersey, we were doing head and shoulders knees and toast and stuff. and i couldn't remember which was which. but the kids were helping me out. so, they have these great event where they read the stories, they serve them cookies, and it is a great thing. if you have little kids, and don't know what to do, classic cake, cherry hill, new jersey, and it was a benefit for the camden's children's garden. i couldn't figure it out. head and shoulders. >> did you have any cheek

case? >> they did. >> anyway, thanks for insiting me. fun time yesterday. now, tomorrow, we're on the road to the jersey shore. ya, every friday, we pick a different town, and it is atlantic city's turn tomorrow. we will be on the board walk, near the steel peer. so, come and sees us, starting 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, we want as many people as possible out there. you get chance to be on the tv it will be in the lower 70s, and it should be, should rid of the rain by then. uv index of seven, and the winds about ten to 15 miles an hour. but, right now, it is still pretty rainy if you look out to the west of our area, see there is more rain on the way.

>> right now temperatures in the 60s, just nasty out there. just sloppy. and drippy, and those winds out of the southeast, it could blow your umbrella around little bit when you try to put it up. just one of those days. the worse of the rain, i think, will be this morning. as we lack back through the past seven days, and we've had our shower of temperatures in the 90s, we made it to the mid 80s yesterday. very nice day. seven day forecast has

77 degrees for today. eighty-seven for tomorrow. as the sunshine returns s most of the day on saturday, should be fine. some showers, arriving later on in the day, and then the renmant of bill will make for very rainy day it, looks like, on sunday. fathers day, and also the first day of summer. back to the 309's, by monday of next week. so, on those wet roadways this morning, bob kelly? >> common. >> what's going on? >> quick little tour of the wet roadways, 7:18. live look at the schuylkill expressway. running slow in both directions, all going to be late for work this morning, so give yourself extra tim where you can, little extra wiggle room between you and the bumper in front of you. live look at 422, some raindrops on the camera lens, same deal as your windshield, as you head inbound, about a half hour delay, all the way into that king of prussia interchange. well, find delays along 995 north, from the state line, all the way up to the commodore barry. delays on the blue route here, as well. heading down in toward delco. the schuylkill running slow

from conshy, in through belmont. guess what today; mike, al next. >> i think it is thursday? >> it is thursday, it is also national recess at work day. >> so at 10:00 office chair reeses. wouldn't that be cool? like the bell rings we all line up for a drink at the water fountain. >> let's play four square. i love four square. >> we'll do that? what else? we'll come up with other games >> chair race cents. >> right on the lake. >> dangerous. >> we'll do that. >> all right, thank you. we want to get to the bottom of this. what is the truth about our philadelphia 76ers center, joe he will em bead? could he impact the sixers draft plans, that would be a week from today. you know who we should ask? the ceo of the sixers, scott o'neil, he's here, and i hope he didn't hear me ask that question because he may leave the building. >> probably will. also, we are continuing to

follow this developing story out of south carolina there is a press conference going on right now with an update. nine people, we've now learned, six women, three men, were killed, last night, at historic black church in charles ton. they are saying this is a hate crime. we'll give you more updates after the break.

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>> it is 723. warning out this morning about the security of the cell phones from two of the most popular providers including samsung. >> yes, hackers reportedly tarring the g samsung, also iphones. >> iphones, too. hey, lauren? explain? >> even cells phone at risk. we'll talk about samsung first. it doesn't matter which samsung gallas i you have. 600 million people could potentially be spied on, by hackers, who are able to get in through the keyboard.

and the keyboard software on the phone there is comes from the cyber security firm now secure. they say the problem involves the word prediction software made by british company. anyway, you should know about this because the government has galaxy phones, those workers could be in countries like china, the government there, can go into your phone, by hacking into the keyboard. what you want to do here is call your cell phone carrier. they can gave you a quick fix and be careful which wyfi network you're on. real quickly to talk about -- go ahead. >> i was going to say we already have all of the government workers information. >> oh, ya. >> that was last week. >> good point. >> with the keyboard thing, not like it is a separate keyboard, it is on the screen. interesting how they go go through the keyboard. >> because of the company that makes it, vulnerability there. for iphone users, i know, this is so much information, if you use an iphone, the ios operating system or the mack operating system, osx, vulnerability here, as well.

hackers have this app they can build which can steel any of your passwords that you store in the key chain. that's up a he will's management password system. >> lauren? >> ya? >> thanks for the good news, by the way, are you playing music there today or something? what's this music we're hearing? >> it is really loud in the news room. i know. >> just yell across and tell them to be quiet you're on the air. >> not music, just noise, i don't even know where it is coming from. >> sound menacing. >> lauren, careful in the news room there today. >> 7:25. all right, we have to get back to there is because it is the most horrific story, the number one story in america. south carolina, look at this last night, people frantic, nine people including the pastor after church killed, last evening, at a church in charleston, south carolina officials say, that it is a hate crime. this search for the gunman. yes, a 21 year old man, is on

the loose.

welcome back, coming up on 7:30. i mean, the weather, asks just a messy, every which? >> today should be plug in your laptop and work from home

day. >> wouldn't that be great? >> wouldn't that be great if we could do that? >> my dream of life is to do the better from bed. >> we would have to get you like a set of green sheets, just lay there. >> that's true. >> and say look at the weather around mere. >> we have to figure an a way to do that. bucket list. 7:29. bus stop buddy. he so happy, the last day of school for him. and for philadelphia public school student, yes, they were waiting for thursday the 18th. it is here. problem is the weather is yucky, showers are around, bus stop buddy, six out of ten today. there is the rain all over. if you get a break from the rain, you probably will get more, before the morning is through, so, don't think you're finished if you're in a dry slot right now. philadelphia still seeing some steady rain, see folks walking around with the umbrellas here in old sit, at 66 degrees,

10-mile per hour breeze, and most of our temperatures are in the mid 60s, this morning, we end up only 77. below averagement rain around, some thunderstorms firing up late in the day. 67 degrees showers taper midnight. that takes care of thursday, weaken almost here, bonn kelly. we've got changes in the weekend forecast coming up. >> yes, got to get through this yucky thursday morning. good morning, 7:30, live look at the benny coming into downtown, stack and pack mid-span into center city it, will take you longer today than if did yesterday. factor in extra wiggle room. easier said than done. give yourself extra time, push the first meeting or first appointment back little bit. >> ninety-five north, still heavy, from the state line, all the way up through the commodore barry bridge, from earlier accident. south on 95, bumper to bumper

from academy, in through girard. and a jammo on the boulevard, northbound, right at the roosevelt mall there, northbound boulevard, right at cottman avenue. an accident in northeast philadelphia. starting to see weather delays pop up. chicago, starting to see delays right now, i guarantee you chicago, philly, new york, will soon follow here. so do check with your airline, just pack your patience, if you are headed down to the airport this morning, keep in mind, that fire fly music festival, gets underway today down in dover. soap, they paid for their ticket. they are going rain on shine. see the volume pop here along route one, route 13. and then just keep the festival in mine if you are going to be headed through that stretch of dover for the weekends headed to the beaches. mike, a.m., ex, back to you. >> discussion story, nine victims shot to death at a church in south carolina six females, three males. the pastor was also among those killed.

they had been at bible study class last night, massacre was carried out. police are calling this a hate crime. by the way, the man to did this in his early 20's, picture of him, he sat in a pew for awhile, then stood up, started firing. he is still on the loose by the way. >> they released surveillance fed owes of the man who might the shooter and also his car, they say's white man, in his 20's, but no evidence that he's left charleston. >> right now teams of investigators, we have uniform officers, we have f.b.i. agents, agent all over the city, and a long with our local law phone ers foment part nevertheless. we already looking for this individual and for this car just like everyone he will. this is an all hand on deck effort. >> actually calling in more people, from earlier press conference, but just getting new information from press conference, just happened moments ago, we just learned that six women and three men, and we learn that the shooter

sat in the church for about an hour. >> we know the pastor was reverend clemente, a state senator, but don't know if he was specifically targeted. the mayor said this is someone filled with hate and had deranged mine of course talking about the shooter. >> he also talked to one of the women at the bible class, told her why he didn't kill her. >> he said i want you to go and tell people about what happened here. >> common in the south on wednesday evenings for them to have bible classes inside of their churches. and similar church in so many ways, is one right here in south philadelphia, the queen village section of the city church we all know very well, mother bethel ame church. that's where lawyer send right now, lauren? >> that's right, mike. the first ame church in the country. when you hear new details i was relaying to you about what

happened last night, in the pew, sat in a church, talk to women, and then stood upstart dollars shooting. you had your own bible study here around the same time. what's it make you feel like? >> well, i mean, you know, you always have to i guess be conscious of your surroundings, and who is there, and how people are acting. there is no telling. i mean, pay aren't i waist not act nag strange casino of way, but, you know, churches are open places which makes them so vulnerable. we don't say you can't come in, by and large, doing social security that would give us reason, everyone is welcome. so, just really just expose how vulnerable we rawle. >> never makes you feel like when now church this is safe place for so many people that you have to be on guard. >> yes, i mean, you know, ends of the day, we preach, believe in fate and trust. and, you know, things sometimes just happen that seem as though, you know, no one is in control. but, you know, i take comfort in the fact that the name of the church is emanuel, god with us, and that even in the midst of the tragedy we have

to hole onto that. i tell you, my heart is broken, i knew reverend very well, and so i've lost a friend, and i and i continue too from shock to, you know, to crying, to trying to think about my own congregation, and when to say to them. so there is just a wave of emotions, but i think through it all, again, i'm comforted at least to be able to hold onto that, that god is with us. >> in the midst of all of this with your heavy heart, you still have to think about security, top priority for you here, just nine months ago, you guys had an incident at this church in. >> minor break-in. i mean, the people who came in, they were really definition every petty thieves, you know, there in this building, with all that they could have taken, just just rum and dollars through, took very small things, really gave us serious concern about security, so we went through major overhaul and upgrade, very confident that this build something secure right now. but, you know, again, the world that we live in, really demonstrate no matter how secure you are, you just never know. so, ultimately, again, we really have to place our trust in something that is bigger

than all of it. >> knowing were you in a bible study of your own last night, you lost a friends in all of. >> this how does this change moving forward what you do here or what your message is or how you carry the church and security, how things happen here? >> so we were actually, our bible study different night, did have church meeting here late last night. so we have a security protocol on how we let people in the building. and again, we're always casino every conscious of people that we don't know. and so we have a protocol today will be reviewing that protocol. we will be going back over with our security person to make sure that what we have done is sufficient. and i think this gives everyone pause, you know, no church is safe for some reason some people just see it as a symbolic target. >> without being too knows i and in your business, i know you have been on the phone taking phonecalls. what's everyone's feeling today i guess right now after this happened? >> ame church is like a family, began in this

obligation 1777. almost 40 countries around the world, and, you know, yet, you know, i am getting feedback, getting comment on social media from people in south africa, west africa, and europe, and the caribbean, all over the united state, pastors are calling one another, and so it is just really so shocking that all of us recognize it could have been us. all crying to pros test right now. >> our prayers go out to you and the entire community. thank you so much for your time. mike, alex, back to you. >> interesting, so early, but he's having to go through what he's going say to everybody, who will come into the church probably later today. how do you explain this? >> they have museum there, very open place. >> and he mentioned there it last become international story now. >> we will take you live to charleston in about two minute.

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bible study class last night. >> police down there are calling it a hate crime. it looks like it will be that. joe bruno in charleston. give us the latest you've got? >> reporter: mike, alex, just learned horrifying new details from police about this incident. we're told the gunman was actually inside the church with the members for more than a lawyer before the shots fire call came n inside that churr of there were 13 people including the gunman, luckily, three of them are still alive. now, the police are investigating. they are talking to those three people, seeing if they had any description, any name, anything that they can say, that will help them identify this gunman, we received a very vivid picture of this gunman, he's wearing a gray sweatshirt, very distinct gray sweatshirt. he had sandy brown hair, it is a bowl cut haircut. he is driving a black sedan. and police are warning that sedan could be anywhere across the country. so they are reaching out to

local law enforcement up and down the interstate letting them know about this car and the suspect description in hopes that he will be caught soon. now, resources are coming in from washington, d.c., there is also a national hotline set up for anyone with tips to call. you can be anonymous. that phone number 800-call-fbi. now the mayor as well as the police chief giving passionate statement updating. the victims running killed, the victim's families are being kept at local hotel, and the fbi victim crisis unit is on hands to help them grieve, help them cope with this as we try to figure out who this began man is and why he would do such a haneousing. >> joe, are you a resident of south carolina? >> i am not. i am a resident the north carolina here. from what i have always heard about charleston, when i have come visit here, very tight-knit community.

just rattled the community. many of the people who live here didn't go to sleep last night. i saw them sitting on their porches just remaining alert, wanting to be hire every step of the way. the police chief as well as the mayor delivering passionate statement, saying it is just an unfathomable act. >> sore bye the delay, it is our satellite delay. so please put up with that if you would to our viewers. ream quickly here, tell me more about pastor pinkny at the age of 23, he was 41 last night when he wawa was killed, but at the age of 23, voted into the state legislature, state senator. do you have any more information about his life? >> yes, waist very vocal in the shooting death of walter scott. organized many veg arms, passionate about bringing the community together as well as working with the police force, building community relations so there wouldn't be violent, intense demonstrations like

we've seeing in ferguson, very vocal. also key in getting legislation introduced about body cameras, in south carolina, firing police officers, to all be it equipped one. he has certainly made his impact of course he was historic elected official here, and he will be missed. specially at the pastor that far church. >> joe, thank you for that against apologize for the delay in the satellite feed there. also, he mentioned the walter scott case. you remember that from what couple every month ago now, walter scott was a man walking through a park, shot by a police officer, that police officer in south carolina, in nor channels ton, so again the city of charles ton both north chart ton and charleston reeling from this violence over the last couple of months. >> two separate cities, north charleston and charleston, but still very close night. >> for sure. police officer in the water scott case was charged with murder. >> all right, 7:44, horrible day. let's try to lighten the mood little bit and talk about sports in our city.

it is to has not been going well for many of our teams but the nfl, nba draft, week from today. could bunch our cents, joel embiid's status impact the sixers draft plans? is he really injured? conflicting report. let's go to the sours, the ceo of the sixers himself is here, scott o'neil, joins us in two minutes.

the nba draft, a week from tonight. >> that's right. the sixers hold overall pick in the draft, everyone is wondering about joel embiid, could him pact our draft plans. >> ceo is here, will be at the croft party. >> party? >> potty mouth. >> scott o'neil, scott, always good to see you. >> morning. >> before weep get to the draft, you know i went to the university of kansas. >> yes. >> so i want to get to the bottom of this. >> bell said he talked to joel, joel said i'm not re-injured. i haven't had an injury setback. but that's what you're telling us? >> right. welshing what's the case? >> the case is we are doing --

we are going to explore some options with a bunch of doctors. joe's been with us, and his representatives, along the way. we want to make sure he's healthy and we're doing everything we can to make sure he has a ten, 15 year career here. >> that was some double talk right there. >> really isn't answering the question, was it. >> of course it was. >> has he had a setback? >> has had a setback, yes. so just trying to figure out what the extent of it is. no too uncommon for injuries like this, particularly with a not like this. >> you have to make sure you're doing everything you can, our focus always on the health and wellness, and longevity of the career. >> alex, we doesn't want to screw up your draft pans. >> and you are a fitness buff. >> oh, sure, ya. get over to wills eye center and get your cataract fixed. because there was word going around, well, just say that he's injured. so it looks like we might draft a big guy, maybe preventing the lakers, oh, we

better get a big guy. then we can go after this guy out of ohio state, d'angelo. >> plenty of conspiracy theories out there. i do love conspiracy their irks, good theater, we, sam and his team, are great work out for the last month and a half seeing, interviewing, going to vets, make sure we get the best talent. but doesn't impact us who we will take. >> are you trying to draft really the best injured player out of college this year? >> we have tendency. >> i know you know there is i know you are a sixers fan deep down. i will say, it is all coming together. the worse is behind us, you have good -- good foundation, we have darr yo over in europe, incredible player. and we've got four number once next year, everything we said would happen is happening now. >> joel embiid really is

re-injured? >> let's see what happens. specially talking about the health and welfare of 20 year old kid. i want to make sure we're responsible, respectful, chasing down every and all avenues to make sure the most important thing is -- >> and he is such a good guy. >> great kid. despite his up bringing in kansas. >> all right, no, i am a big sixers fan, and i am optimistic, it is just the breath holding, they've all got to stay healthy. >> so wait and see. but very excited about the new uniforms. >> me too. tonight at the center, tonight, 7:00 p.m. we have ai, moses, bobby jones, darryl dawkins. >> see these little logos. >> yes? >> so things have changed little bit. is the uniform going to casino of look like this? >> i'll say that we blended the best of the history. so, from welter a to dock and billy c, kind of modern refresh on it. >> can't wait. >> i will show you -- >> hey, whether is this party.

>> i know you love ball and ben. >> i saw a picture. >> right there. >> oh, yes. >> that's too bad. you get that? not too bad. >> look that the. >> is he injured? >> oh, look at you, mike, now show the back. because draft party, draft party happening. tell us about it. >> yes, free and open to the public. you have to go on sixers.com. we have two huge screens, free food, t-shirt to the first 1,000 that go. >> where is it? >> at city hall. >> t-shirts? >> incredible, amazing event, biggest draft party we've ever thrown. real excited about it. >> you know what, always great to have you on. >> any time. >> we are excited. and i'm feeling it, and i know t common. >> all right, sixers. >> thanks, my man. boom. going to move on. clock 52. new dollar bill. no, 10-dollar bill, isn't it? big change, looking for a woman to replace big al there on the 10-dollar bill. who should it be?

should be somebody involved in women suffrage, that's what it is all about, right? >> true. >> could it be susie b again? >> she had a coin. >> she can have a bill. >> she can have her 15 minutes. >> she had her 15 minutes being okay, we'll figure out somebody else. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes.

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>> a new app that will track six people. >> new app called healthy day. so it comes from a division of johnson & johnson, basically works by warning you when the flu is over taking your neighborhood or pollen is driving allergies way up. it is kind of like a navigation app, that pinpoint certain areas. now, the goal is to take out the confusion of why you're sick, to better understand

your symptoms. and, the app offers basic health tips for you t helps you find over the counter medicines that might help you get well, as well. once the app's users basic spends, then the company hopes to expand it with information about other type of illnesses, so basically can chart up in your neighborhood, which houses are afflicted with certain -- >> achoo. >> really? >> what the app tells me to do avoid the studio and stay in the news room. >> please. >> hey by the way, this is interesting. did you know that this basically was originated right in our area. >> really, ft. washington, mcneal industries, which was bought out by johnson & johnson back in the 50's, the guys behind this. >> wow. >> mcneal by the way is behind sir tech, motrin, all of the biggies, right here. >> let's get them in here. let's interview the manor woman who invent in the app. >> what's going on in your neighborhood. >> that way you can storm their house with pitch forks and torches. >> ya. >> my goodness.

>> alec, you don't need an app right now to know that mike is not the guy to sit next to at that desk. >> he's always got little something going on, chris. i don't ask. >> clean living. that's a shocker. >> true. she has very strong immune system. >> oh, you are trying to be fun. >> i trying. >> chris, thank you. >> just make sure you -- >> don't take any lip from anybody, chris murphy. >> 7:58 a.m. someone commented on that on my fast book yesterday, we are being insensitive. >> to whom? >> chris. >> i said it wasn't me. it is him. >> i crane up my face, i can't tell you why it is too embarrassing. who gets scraped up at the golf course? >> zooming in, it is terrible. i don't condone this. >> believe it or not, it was a golfing accident. and he was on his feet, we'll explain later, maybe. if he allows. >> coming up on 8:00.

how about another app? planned parenthood knows it can be embarrassing to come in and get tested if you suspect you might have a std. >> but it is really so important that you go and get tested that the group is test ago method of helping you get tested for that ever setting foot. >> it doesn't test you, you just don't have to go back to the office for the results. >> so, called plan parenthood direct. to order through the phone, for $149, take or inch acceptable, mail it in to be tested. if possible, you can even get your prescription through the app, too. right now this is only available in california. but similar apps are being used in minnesota, and washington state. >> now, remember, you can always get tested for free if you go in person at all planned parenthood locations. >> but that negate the whole idea of the app. >> do you have pay for privacy. >> now, we were going to have chris murphy do that std update with the app but with that thing on his face. >> oh, my goodness.

>> we thought better t it is a golfing accident. believe it or not. >> oh, i can't with you. i can't. >> almost the ends of the week. it is thursday, june the 18th, here we go. >> in is good day philadelphia, police using hashtag prayers for charleston this morning. >> pastor and eight others dead inside after church what some believe is a hate crime. sure looks like it, at south carolina church, again, charleston south carolina what police are saying over the last hour, about the gunman, who is still on the loose, they think, probably still in the area. >> what they look like now. >> okay, we'll show you the new photo coming up. plus, new surveillance video this morning shows man and woman arguing, when he punches

her, and then slashes her arm. they think they are strangers. now, septa police are searching for that guy, he is still on the loose. >> nbc announced it has reached agreement with brian williams. will the anchor return to the news share any time soon? we'll let you know. >> oh, will someone else be there? >> or will the same guy stay there? >> maybe you'll be there? >> who will be there in the tear? >> they could be coming from anywhere. >> i was there. >> now let's be fair. >> we don't want to scare. >> bob, you got one? >> there is some rain in the air. >> yeah, good one. >> there you go. >> ding, ding, ding. it is affecting my hair. >> my goodness. be aware. >> nobody cares. >> we should know by now our umbrella is necessary. i think i broke it.

>> mine is a tear. >> so does my chair. >> actually yours has flowers, quite the flare. >> my goodness. >> a uconntrare. >> you would think this is a dare? >> oh. >> go for it. >> forgot your umbrella, avenue spare. >> geez. >> it is rare that we have a six, but it is there, this morning. and with a look at ultimate doppler, lot of rain, still in our area, folks, still walking around with umbrellas up, although it has slowed down a lot leer in old city there. is somebody jogging across the street very bravely. 65 degrees right now, temperatures are in the 60s, everywhere this morning. headed only to 77, with all of these clouds, we'll see little bit of sunshine at times today. but some pop up thunderstorms it, that will taper off, by about midnight, low of 67 degrees tonight. bob, if you dare, please? >> the commute is just a bear this morning.

8:02. live look at the blue route, southbound out of mid-county headed down toward the schuylkill expressway. give yourself some extra time or just delay that trip altogether, as we take a live look at the 42 freeway, you got the raindrops on the camera lens here, the spray kicking up off the cars and trucks in front you, just yucky thursday morning commute. and an accident, northbound, on the northeast extension, right before the lansdale interchange. delays on the turnpike itself. well, i guess we are at stop here on the turnpike westbound, from ft. washington over to mid-county. accident in chester county, west chester pike, route three, right at 352. crash at 34th and grays ferry, accident all morning long, in the neighborhoods, keep in mind, the roads are slip have i out there. and watch for some delays on all of septa's regional rail lines. just minor delays, and watch for delays, as well, at the airport. chicago, is experiencing delays, on arrivals and

departures. mike, alex, over to you. >> i'm telling you, bob, hard to be light hearted on daylight today. horrible tragic story out of south carolina. >> police calling shooting at historic black church a hate crime in charleston. >> nine people were shot and killed last night at a bible class. what a massacre, the pastor of the church was killed, as well. we know the victims included six females, and three males, including the pastor. they had been at a bible study class, when the massacre was carried out. and investigators say, the gunman, looks like he is around 21, 22 years every age, attended the prayer meeting, he sat in one of the pews for over an hour, then stood up, and started shooting people. >> police released surveillance photos of the man who might be the shooter and his car. they same the shooter white man in his 20's, but they say there is no evidence that he's actually left charleston. but they have no idea where he is. >> no. >> the senseless violence has left people outraged.

>> these people were in church and they violated the sanctity of that. the ramifications are way beyond what happened tonight. and this is just unacceptable. this is just un sellable. >> three people at the bible class did survive, didn't shoot them, in fact, looked into the eyes of one lady, and said i'm not going to kill you, so you can tell the story about what i did tonight. >> oh, my gosh. >> course a story we will be staying on top of. you can get updates as they happen on myfoxphilly.com. and if you're end the go don't forget to to check out "fox 29 news" app also for updates. >> also, we have new pictures, aling. >> yes, new pictures released what the two escaped prisoners in up-state new york could look like now, enhanced images showing richard matt and david sweat with longer hair and less body weight. authorities are now casting a wider net in the search. meanwhile, the district attorney now confirms that joyce mitchell has admitted to

murder for hire in that plot to kill her husband. the prison worker faces charge of helping the killers escape. >> of course they might not look like that at all. they are thinking if they didn't shave their heads and cut their beads, there would be that much growth over 14 days now. back to the story out of berkley california from couple every days ago. see the balcony collapse that killed six student in california, a fears have been caused by a rotten, wooden beam, underneath. supposedly, supposed to be supporting the metal balcony. >> says they think the wood wasn't cake and sealed properly, damaged by rain. most of the victims were irish, and relatives are now arriving here in the united state. they were here to, on temporary visas, i believe, attending some classes there at the university of california at berkley, even though this apartment complex

is just off of campus. >> police say a man started a conversation with a woman at orthodox, what's this? at septa station. this is wednesday morning. this is yesterday morning. that quickly turned into an argument, and they don't think they know each other at all, suspect punched the 50 year old woman in the face, near the fair line, then sliced her arm with a box cutter and ran off. cashiers called the police but gone by the time police arrived. they need to find him. if you recognize him, call police. >> police looking for a man they say dragged a man from bus stop sexually assaulted her in a driveway. it happened around 3:00 a.m., along the 2600 block of south 65th street. the man also madoff with a woman's wallet, with her debit card and id inside. it said many people wait at the bus stop early in the morning, police hoping to find surveillance video that might

help in this case. >> boy, communities really on edge today. two women just wait owning a bus and a train. both attacked yesterday. one in the morning, one in the evening. and the search continues this morning for the last of the four suspects, wanted for brutal home invasion, and robbery, in delaware couldn't. police say tyriq eric mansell three other attack and robbed family in marpel township monday. they were all arrested. youngest suspect 17. >> the rite aid is offering, rite aid, the big corporation, national rite aid, is offering a $5,000 reward in exchange for information connected to a camden county robbery. >> haddonfield police have released surveillance images from rite aid robbery on the 700 block of haddon avenue tuesday. police say a man dressed as road crew member jumped over pharmacy prescription counter and stole drugs, remember he had the or and cone. now comparing notes to see if the man might be connect today other drug store robberies, as well. >> yes, three right aids in south jersey, gloucester

county, and camden county. have been affected. got to be careful. what happened to brian williams nbc expected to make announcement probably later this morning on the future every brian williams, their former news anchor. >> according to the new york times, he's out as the anchor of nightly news, will be reporting breaking news for msnbc. holder has been filling n source tells the times that holt will be the permanent anchor. >> it makes sense. i don't know how you could ever have gone back to him as a main news anchor. so over apparently msnbc doing breaking news. >> have to see. but lesser holt, doing the weekend show. >> yes. >> nbc a long time. report going back and forth he want the same money as brian william, but maybe they agreed do that now? >> work something out. >> ross and rachael, who are they? >> from friends. >> yes. >> the show? they did t but is it saying to

be friends with your ex, is it something you should real dow? well, there is a celebrity saying, oh, maybe you should do it. >> and it is a celebrity we love in pennsylvania. because she's from pennsylvania. >> hint hint. >> a new study in philadelphia finds strike jenner bias concerning children. what every parent needs to know about growth hormones. are your kids smaller than the other kids? what you can do about it. ♪

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that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ little preview of coming attractions, actually, for fathers day watch do we have? we have rain returning, humidity, too, today, and they watching the renmant of what is still tropical depression bill. expected to arrive in our area, with heavy rain, on sunday, yes, just in time for father day. ultimate doppler, showing, quite a bit of rain in our area. it is just lighter rain than what we've seen. but still drippy. still kind of dreary at the jersey shore, down in dover, where the fire fly festival gets started today.

and, in the delaware beaches, as well. everybody getting rain this morning. and it will be casino of drippy the rest of the day with 77 degrees, as high temperature. clouds, to sun tomorrow. little more humid. eighty-seven. 83 degrees on saturday, showers, late in the day, could be rainy day for fathers day sunday, high of 85. of course, sunday also the first day of summer. this end we go back to 09 degrees on monday, and get pretty close to it, on tuesday, and wednesday, as well. so there is your # day forecast, from the weather authority. i guess it is a relaxing day for you indoors on sunday, bob kelly? >> yes, relaxing day. good nap day. not good for those headed outdoors right now, here is a live look at the blue route. 476, roads little damp here again i think as sue just showed us, hit and miss depending on who is getting wacked with the rain right now. but, all the roads are wet. wipe verse been on all morning long. accident northbound, approaching lansdale. and delays on the turnpike itself from philly bensalem, all the way over to

mid-county. pretty much all of the major roadways, slower today than yesterday. accidents in the neighborhood, the west chester pike, at chester road. and a crash at 34th and grays ferry, weather delays out of chicago, so that's eventually going to impact flight here, in philadelphia. do check with the airline before you head down to the airport. mike, alex, back over to you. >> let's talk about this. is your child shorter than the other kids in the class? are you concerned about it? new study led by doctor right here in philly strikes striking gender bias concerning children receiving growth hormones. >> boys, more likely than short girls, more likely to receive growth hormone treatments. doctor greenberg, good morning. >> good to see you. >> first time on our show. great to have you here. soap, why would the smaller boys be getting more after growth hormone than the girls? >> society al pressures at

least in the u.s. put more premium on tall necessary for males than females, so a combination of the parent and physicians and possibly the kids themselves, feel the short stature is more after problem. >> oh, you want to be a big tall strong man who plays sports, oh, little girl was cute. >> exactly right. >> i can see that. >> just so i make sure i understand then, when it comes to when you have a kid, might be short, you know, some people say okay, we'll be short. we have to deal with t at what point do you need to consider growth hormones? >> exactly, so certain conditions that have been proven safe and effective in response to growth hormone treatments. and there are certain conditions we know cause short stature that require treatment that's not growth hormones. so, for example, hypothyroidism, or sill ac disease, you treat with gluten free diet, those could impact your height. not just about the growth hormones. the thing is that growth is vital sign of child health. so if you have growth failure first step to look and see who

has healthy vair yen short statures, part of normal human diversity, who has growth nail your a clue there might be underlying health problem f so what is that health problem how do you treat it? >> that's why raising your kids they always say well he or she is in the 75% aisle. at what age would you start going oh, oh, we have a problem here. i'm inject some hormones? >> exactly. so that's why pediatricians follow kids on the growth chart. and in fact, growth is seen as vital sign of child head. so for preventive pediatric healthcare, growth be monitored more frequently and every age through 21. >> inch fansy? >> starting at birth. >> have you ever give hormones to one, two year old. >> i've given hormones to one, two week old. some born with mal few nations that make growth hormones, can't make the hormone, frequently they can't make other hormones, as well. they need the growth hormone not just for growth but for other health reasons.

>> even as old as two; people say oh, by 18 you probably stop glowing yes, not year of age, that determines when you stop growing, it is when you finish puberty. because when puberty is done that's when the growth plates close. once the growth plate close can you not get taller unless you are wearing shoes or tall hair. >> so that's part of the issue. >> why are you asking? >> seep being look at you? i'm done. >> sure, i'm done. more growing here. >> so fen we gave her a ton of hormones? >> can i be tall? >> if we were to gave you a lot of hormones, would you not get taught err watch would respond are the hands, the fee, the jaw, the mouth, we would distort your face and yes, not something you want to do. >> oh, don't do it then. >> no walking around with giant hands? >> so 302nd left. girls, a cultural thing, because oh, you're cute and petite. >> that's right.

>> should we try to change? >> so my concern is that people see short girl like oh, she is short, cute, time. we don't need to give her growth hormone. we don't need to do anything, let her be watch if her growth problem is a clue that she has health problem? it may or may not have anything to do with growth hormone. let's make sure that her growth pattern is a healthy vair yen, and then of course you don't have to treat. you don't have to treat healthy short boys either. but let's not miss that diagnosis just because we say she doesn't need to be toll err, we don't need to give her growth hormones. >> so going to the doctor make sure to ask those questions? >> review the growth charts with your pediatrician at every healthy vets it. >> you are really good. >> my pleasure, thank you so much for having me, thank you. >> see you again. >> great. >> what do you think about this? actress in hollywood, man stirring things up, she is one of my favorites. >> you're talking about zoe? >> yes. >> demanding studios pay for her twins. >> in a way, yes. >> but plus this. the misery continues.

the phillies lose their ninth straight game. you know they to i think they have lost 18 out of 22 or 19 out of 22 games? has the fans given up hope? and what should we do about it?

>> good day philadelphia players at it again. this time, not in the studio. oh, no. we've made another music video to celebrate summer arriving this sunday. >> and oh, no is right. >> oh, no. >> another good day production. >> oh, no. >> ask me a question. >> okay? >> you ready? >> remember when the phillies were good, mike? >> no. no, i do. >> i wasn't here, so no. >> 2006, seven, eight, nine, ten, maybe even little part of 2011 they were good. >> now 2015?

>> looking more and more like they won't be able to get out of this hole for a long time. that they've dug themselves into. do you know after the game the other night, they lost 19 to three against the orioles camden yard, it was their he will straight lost. now they lost ninth straight last night. many fans were not inspired enough to go down to baltimore. we used to go down to baltimore and fill the stadium, go to national stadium fill them up. we can't even fill up citizens bank park any more. people are down. >> it is a feeling of hopelessness right now with this team. it is east at this throw on the orange rather than throw on the red. >> this is one of probably the worse that i've seen really. >> i don't even know if these guys are trying. what is boa and sandberg doing? >> trying to not watch as much. >> specially after the run we

had. >> it is a shame what they've come to. and that probably time to move on. >> always next year. >> i remember 2012, would get 44,000 fans in the seat for home games. >> this year, lucky to get half that far. >> oh, man. i guess it should come back on us, though, we shouldn't be fair weather fans, right? >> at what point do you have hope any more? like today? it is raining. it is probably going to be kind of crumby out there at the stadium. day game. what's it start, 1:00, knew. >> 1:05. >> it will be interesting to see who goes out there today. how many people. because normally, business persons special, oh, we would all run out there for afternoon game, take the afternoon off. i'm not going today. >> i knew it was bad when sales, you know, they usually have their own set of ticket, started saying amex, do you

want to go to the game? you are asking me? >> our sales department back in 2008, do you have any tickets? >> they're like nope, sorry, not for you. >> now they are passing them out like candy. >> make it rain with philly tickets. >> or you can just go on groupon. >> heck, just walk out there they'll probably let in you. everyone fantasizes about take that next vacation. a fantacizing right new. >> but they say new study saying you likely won't even make the trip. >> what? >> i'll tell you why. and it is a new look for the 10-dollar bill. ya. >> help change the face of history. >> ♪

>> philadelphia schools, last day of school today. looking forward to fun summer, after we get rid of the rain, temperatures remain in the 60s, raining all morning here in old city. >> we don't spec whole lot of improvement. but things are at least slowing down, in intensity. >> slow down enough to get the phillies game n it will be later on, so still see the rain in philadelphia. 65 degrees, 90% relative humidity, kind of hazy out there, with temps except for the pocono mountains, in the 60s, we reached 707 in dover. seventy-seven, should be the high temperature today, are rain around on and off all day. thunderstorm, possible, this afternoon, tonight, 67 degrees. as the showers do taper off probably right around midnight. we'll have the weekend forecast coming up in just a few, hey, bob kelly?

>> jammo, need new wiper blades on cameras here. westbound schuylkill bumper do bumper, girard all the way out to belmont, all of the majors slows than normal. benny jam up coming into downtown from the jersey side into eighth and vine. >> continue i cannily these afternoon games are one of the most popular games throughout the year. so probably going have little more of a crowd than we did last night. see extra volume at the lunchtime hour. then bamm instant traffic gahm when the game is over, paul ballpark folks meet up with the evening delay. nor on the extension, minor delays on the septa buses and trains this morning. because of the weather, mike, al innings being back to you. >> back to charleston, south carolina community in shock. country in shock. ame church community internationally all around the worlds responding to gunman

who opened fire at this church last night in charleston. the pastor also state senator was among the victim killed while at bible study class. so total of nine people dead. investigators say the gunman sat in a pew, during this prayer meeting. for an hour before he stood up, started killing people. police calling this hate crime. twenty-one year old, white man. >> police released surveillance videos of the man who they think might be the shooter. they say, mike said, white man in his 20's, but no evidence he is left charleston. all though no idea where he is at this point. information about him being distributed across the country, fbi now assisting in this investigation. you can get updates on the store as they happen on myfoxphilly.com. "fox 29 news" app for continuous update, as well. >> all right, we get into this story here. u.s. treasury says woman will be featured on the nation's paper money for the very first

time she will be on the new 10-dollar bill, the federal secretary says they will decide on which woman sometime this summer. rilley of the new 10-dollar bill will coincide with the 100 anniversary of women getting right to vote. will go into circulation in 2020. whether i first heard about this i had a serious -- >> , no i was thinking maybe harriet tub man. but then i started thinking, well, it is good, but should -- by the way she has to be deceased. one of the requirement. should it be susan be anthony again? because it is about women's sufferage, right? >> true, for the 100 anniversary. >> some people may she she had a coin, so maybe someone else should be involved? >> what's more prestigious, coin, or a 10-dollar bill?

>> could it be another woman celebrate in the my pick, rosa parks. >> oh, good choice. >> i think that would be very good choice. because you have the woman sufferage movement, that's been celebrated watch about the civil rights movement? >> even though they keep saying that it is to isn't a celebration of the woman's right to vote. should we have somebody not all that heavily, 19's, teens, 20's. >> if you could pick a living person? who would it be? >> kim kardashian, of course. >> really mike? >> no. that would be the last person. oprah? >> isn't she the most powerful woman in america?

>> true. >> get on twitter, we don't have a clue, please help us on twitter, instagram, who should the woman be, has to be deceased on the 10-dollar bill. >> all right. >> and poor alexander hamilton, where is he going? >> you know, they have a lan for people who come off of bill. get to relax, don't have to worry about having a price put on you, yes. >> i bet he's upset. >> did presidential hopeful donald trump ask for cheers when he announced his campaign? he has a lot of money. if fact, at the press conference he said i am really rich. what people are saying today, how much he reportedly paid for people to cheer for him. >> and then you hear that music? american idol audit cents are kicking off today. which city is the fox fill in right now. we will till. also going to tell when you you have a shot at getting a title right here if philly. pea past.

>> this summer, american idol, going to do it last season. >> this is the big one. so, auditions for the final and 15th season of american idol kick off today in roads island, for all of you local folks, don't worry, this will be here in philly, put this on your calendar, sunday august 2nd at the lee cora center on temple campus. between the age of 15 and 28 years old. >> give it a shot. seriously, would be great story for us. >> seriously, you audition, you constantly are singing. >> but just because i am singing doesn't mean i can sing. >> i fever call it chanting. i can really chant. >> chanting? >> no, she since constantly.

i want to ask your par went they come into town, what, what did you do with the money they gave you for the singing lessons? >> seriously, actually did i have singing lessons when i was real young. from the sound every music. i had to sing that. >> sing it. >> my neck was popping like this was not working out. >> every morning you greet me, small and clean and brightment see, i chant. >> 8:40. this has what? >> some of the best idol auditions, great audition for american idol. >> had this has us thinking about some of the best auditions in idol history. >> when they go viral. >> yes. >> you remember this guy.

>> ♪ >> she ban, she ban ♪ >> thank up, thank you. >> but then he toured the william, william hung. remember him? >> yes. >> version of ricky martin. my gosh. that will was back in 2004, season three. >> gosh, i still remember his name from 2004. >> what it this next one? do you remember general larry pratt? >> oh, no. >> pant on the gown. pant on the ground. ♪ looking like a fool with your pants on the grounds. with your gold in your mouth, pants hit the ground, ♪ looking like a fool. wacking downtown with your pant on ground the get it up. hey, get your panned off the ground. >> my goodness. that is season nine. you know, released at itunes and the video got 9 million views.

>> let's do good one. >> all right. check this one out. >> ♪ you can't make me love you ♪ >> she is huge. carrie underwood. you know that was season four. that will was all the way back in 2005. wow, now she's got like seven grammys. eleven country music awards. big time. >> she is everywhere. >> and i love that song by bonnie rate. it is my sad song. here is quinn i before i crack. >> guys, i'm at the american helicopter museum in west chester, right? a lot of people forget about fathers. can you never forget about your father. they have father fest coming up this sunday, you can bring your father out here. i'll tell you, right now i'm going to fly.

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>> 8:45, gray, groom i, drippy, dreary, you get the idea. it is pretty as yesterday it was, it was the opposite today. so, when you make plans to go to outdoor new i can festival,

for four whole days, you better be prepare for at less rain for one of those days, and today would be that day. 80 degrees in dover, for the fire fly music festival tomorrow. it will be humid, hot, up to 88 degrees, saturday, showers, should hold off until the evening. and it looks like we have some rain maybe thunderstorms in store sunday high of 88 degrees, all because of this low pressure system that we have got the rain this morning, and then when we look ahead to sunday, where we will be talking about the renmant of tropical storm bill be here sunday with possibility of some heavy downpours. so we have 77 degrees for today. , 87 for tomorrow, rainy day mention sunday, back to 9 degrees, by monday. but, no matter what the weather, the first day of summer, alex being is sunday. >> well at least we have that. >> looking for something different to do with your dad this father day, we mean real

different, watch this. >> so quincy, you can teach your dad how to fly a drone, helicopter and more? >> real cool helicopters hooker r this is a chanook, going on this sunday being look i don't know what i am going to do with my father, we have a really haven't planned anything, fathers are so under appreciated. we have robin here. tell us all about it. father fest, our 13th year, it is going to be on fathers day from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. rain or shine. we have lots of activities, including a classic car show, you can see this beautiful car. from the john desmond hotel, very proud of this car, that will be on display. lot of activities for children including hula hoop car

making. >> our father here into helicopter ride? >> bring your father here, your son here, your son here, as long as old enough to put seatbelt on, can ride in a helicopter. >> the prices for the tickets are $10. >> $10 for adults, $8 for children. and seniors, and you can bring your car, and don't need to register ahead of time, bring car on sunday, and come here little early like 10:00 o'clock if you want to display your car. you have lot of prizes for the winners, people's choice award, so whatever car people like, they can vote for and win. and then we are going to have remote control car, remote control air show, with roads. yes, and daniel, from sky solution asks here to tell but that. >> i'm seeks it dollars because you guys, dan and pat, have real cool drones here. >> if i come here father fest on sunday, what will we see with the drones? >> might not be seeing much because i might be taking a helicopter ride my say. have displays set up, multiple

different types of drones, we will have some flight demonstrations, have first person view racing, which is extremely exhilarating. guys sitting down wearing goggles, racing inside of these with video gear, cameras on them, where spectators can watch. >> can we get one of these in the air right now. >> have sure. >> we will put one in the air. i'll talk to you, patrick becomes this drone right here. >> this looks like really involved? >> this is larger drone than some of the other, designed, heavy lift drone, will carry little bit larger camera. shoots 4k. will be out here sunday as well with daniel flying around, talking to folks. >> now, check out this drone. this drone, we put this in the air? >> we are trying to put this drone in the air right now. >> you have like little view right here. you can actually see what you're flying. >> we'll take step back.

>> take stem back. >> you teach people how to fly the drones as well. >> yes, flight training lessons, i need to focus little bit here. >> fire one. one of the more popular crafts right now. >> pretty cool. you will let me fly the drones coming up? >> i'll let you fly it outside. >> we'll fly the drone coming up outsidement back to you guys in the studioment hopefully next hour, guys, i'll be in a helicopter weather permitting. sue, make sure the weather gets clear to go out and any in a helicopter. >> do it monday? oh, ya. so we have the power. we'll make happen. >> okay. 8:50. she's back. >> i love it. >> after seven long years, janet jackson has something new to share with fans. >> she's only going to share 45 seconds. but it will still be worth it. >> let's listen to it when we get back.

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!

>> 8:54. the rain has really set everybody back about 20 minute or so. give yourselves some extra time, get to go work, phillies, orioles, hopefully get game in herement probably half decent crowd. the afternoon games usually one of the busiest games of the whole year's schedule here. but, then when the game is over it, will get added to the evening rush hour, and instant traffic jam, we are seeing weather delays out of chicago, so, do cross your fingers, check with the airline, if you are headed down to philadelphia international airport today. mike, alex being back to you. >> a lot of people are weighing in on who should the woman be on the 10-dollar bill? la keisha motoring nice dollars the first women's sufferage convention, and she was from philly. >> oh, then i say that's my vote. >> la keisha mott, okay. hold on, roost -- elmore

roosevelt, ida b wells. boy, go on and on. >> someone said doctor mia angelo. >> yes. keep them coming everybody. casino of interesting. okay, so, janet jackson is back. she has been living over in the middle east with the wealthy guy. >> that's right. she got married been living the high life. but now she's giving us what we've been waiting for, so, listen to it. her new song. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> she only released 452nd of had here, but i like it instantly. >> yep, her voice. oh, so, this is the first song in seven years. >> and this is just days after she announced she is going on new world could your, kicks

off in august. i know we were upset when we announced this, there weren't any philly tons, first leg of her tour. >> yes. >> hopefully philly will be add on the list. >> to the second. >> jersey or delaware. >> for sure she is cominger. >> she better. >> yes, all right, two young boys putting their lives on the line. how they rescued two other children in their neighborhood for a friar. fees are chute, brave, boys.

>> the blew blues, on a gray day. >> the rain is like my tears, mike. >> what do you mean? >> well, it has got me feeling all blue. >> he had and gray. >> ya, ya. >> like civil war. blue and gray. >> on the same day. >> hype, it is thursday, june

the 18th, i have a question for you. >> okay? >> is it okay to be friends with your ex? someone you were in a very serious relationship? taylor swift seems to be pulling this off, the day, and night after she was in concert here in philly. >> oh? okay. >> her ex was there. but was her current boyfriend? >> at last. >> and actress causing fire storm in hollywood. why now mom, so i, is demanding that movie studios pay for childcare. >> i say, zoe should get anything she want. >> yes, well, you're bias. >> here's chris. >> guys, what better way to beat the rain than carlo's bakery. you know this guy from cake boss. hey, man, cake boss has come to fill. check it out. common in real quickly here. bridgette? you're the general manager here. >> yes, i am. >> i can't wait to try the