that was a quick sound bite from the woman who called police, leading them to dylann roof, man accused of killing nine people this south carolina that church. she was just on her way to work when she, got a strange, feeling, that she was driving, behind the killer, and she was. what made her decide to keep following this guy. and local churches are standing in support with the community of charleston, people of all faiths coming together at mother bethel ame church. does that mean houses of worship here will tighten up their security. all right. did you see it yesterday around noon time? my goodness. a flood, a trip to the grocery

store, and the clothing stores in the shopping mall, customers were stranded, look at them, scrambling. another really old water main burst, how fire fighters had to rescue over a hundred people who were trapped. that was an unbelievable scene right by that shop rite. look at this we're down the shore, it is friday. >> atlantic city, take a look, a different side that you have not ever seen. it is beautiful. we're talking about the inlet. >> it is gardener's bay, i love this house off in the background there. they have built their dock underneath their home, shelter. >> they can put it right in there. >> know what would be more amazing, if the floor was glass. >> yes. >> looked down. >> that is cool. >> and how about a pole, just slide right down in your boat. >> that is great batman. >> thank you, robin. >> yes. >> why don't we get right back to sue at this great restaurant that i don't know

if many of you have been to gillchrist restaurant what a great place to have breakfast, lunch, dinner. she's inside i think, sue? >> well, actually, all of the seating is outside. every table is outside. so it is a very weather dependent here at gillchrist and in case you missed the story i told last hour those cool houses with the boat docks that are built in a lot of that goes back to the prohibition days when bootleggers would come and unload their illegal liquor, so nobody could see what they were doing. it is pretty cool that remains here in gardener's basin. lets get to radar because things are improving. it is gorgeous here this morning in atlantic city but boy, did it get loud a few hours ago. it started around four or 5:00 h thunderstorms. even earlier in the metro area with two or 3:00 in the morning very loud

thunderstorms coming through. what we are looking at now is last of the showers, that we're going to see probably this morning. we could see a few more fire up in the afternoon, bus stop buddy, school is out but he is at the shore. there is a chance, of these thunderstorms firing up in the afternoon. if you are coming to visit us down the shore and i hope you will, we will be here in gardener's basin area all morning. we will move over to the aquarium. we will move over there later on. we don't expect anymore rain here. we expect temperatures this morning to be remaining in the lower 70's, little sticky here, we have southeasterly wind ten to 15 miles an hour wear that sun screen, uv index is a seven. six is your number of the day. fox cast has a high of 87 degrees. we do expect plenty of sunshine. this will be a humid friday and we cannot rule out pop up thunderstorm later on in the afternoon. tonight we will get down in the 70's once again.

big weekend coming up, lot of graduation parties and fun stuff, fathers day on sunday, we have the forecast and shore cast bob kelly, coming up, live from atlantic city. >> looking good down there, sue. >> definitely looking g7:04 on a friday we're getting started southbound i-95 heavy from cottman avenue down through the girard avenue construction zone. turn wipers off, roads are damp here rolling into downtown, coming in the city on the bennie, light volume so far this morning but road are wet and slippery on the curves and on the westbound pennsylvania turnpike an accident at philadelphia bensalem on ramp. so watch for police and crews there, that is causing delays on route one. now 422 eastbound we are seeing delays here from oaks in toward king of prussia and then tonight into tomorrow, they will be putting a traffic pattern shuffle into play here on the westbound side of the 422, out near pottstown, at route 724, looking for

something to do, heading down south, fire fly music festival of course taking over the dover speed way here. keep that in mind if you go to the dover beach these weekend you will to have come through the traffic jams heading to the music festival and all day tomorrow, here in center city they are doing major construction, and moving cranes and big equipment around. closures all around city hall, 13th, 15th, broad and market, all day tomorrow here in center city and all of the septa buses will be detoured around city hall tomorrow as well. mike and alex, back over to you. this is by far one of the most horrendous acts that i have ever seen. to walk into a church and kill nine people in a place that should be sacred, it is a new low in hate and atrocity in

this country. >> just about everybody would agree with that, reverend al sharpton weighing in on the shooting massacre in charleston south kara line. the man accused in this horrendous attack is now back in south carolina at a detention center. >> bond hearing is scheduled for dylann roof. roof waved extradition have after investigators say he fled 200 miles to north carolina after the shooting. another driver spotted the suspected shooter as police searched for him for hours in charleston. driver says, that he spotted him near an exit in the city of shelby, north carolina and actually got off and got back on and then followed him there on the highway. now, debbie describes the surreal moment. >> i kept thinking that was him, it was like something was telling me i had a feeling and it was the lord i believe god intervened to help me know that it was him. i just kept going. i kept going. i got it behind me, of the shelby and i was able to get

right behind him and get his tag number. i am know hero, i was scared. i was scared but i said okay, you watch, if something happened here if this man gets out and shoots me i will be in galore which my brothers and sisters in christ that lives here. >> thank goodness she for the through her fear. we want to keep focus on the victims this morning who lost their lives as they sat in their bible study class. the victims have been identified as, 26 year-old towand a sanders who just graduated from college. church's pastor, state senator, clementa pink any. cynthia heard, a 31 year-old library worker. >> there is pastor of course, pastor pinckney, there is cynthia right there. >> forty-five year-old reverend rhonda singleton a local high school track coach. forty-nine year-old, depayne middleton doctor, an admissions counselor of

southern wesleyan university. >> not pictured 59 year-old myra thompson, 07 year-old ethel lance, reverend daniel simmons, senior, who tried to talk the gun man out of continuing to shoot. but he reloaded and shot reverend simmons. >> and 74. look at this, susan jackson, just at a bible class on a wednesday night, 87 years old. you know, there has been talk back and forth should we call him a terrorist. i think daily news got this right. this little twit, 21 year-old is a ter wrist. >> really, getting back to the, victim and people and families whose lives were affected, support for charleston is coming across the country and across the world. >> really ame church community is worldwide. here in philadelphia, a lot of people showed their solidarity last night at a vigil. steve keeley, outside mother bethel ame church. >> people from around the

worldcom here all the time, this is one of the big stops on the history tours of philadelphia, thinks first african methodist episcopal church ever created by the man you see there in that artist lendering richard allen. a lot of people know that name for housing project but not for what he really did in his life. starting the church here because he and others were getting segregated over at saint george's methodist episcopal church and so they created this in 1711, a former slave, became first bishop of the a m e church. thinks oldest piece of land here on south sixth street at lombard, owned by african americans, in this country's history. richard allen and his wife are buried here. here's another coins den and interesting fact morris brown buried here. morris brown left philadelphia and start that had church in charleston where the shooting happened. so he is also buried here as well. so, last night, they had another big services here and it wasn't just local ame church members but there was a

woman from california here, there was a rabbi from manayunk here, all here from different denominations for the same reasons. >> it does not feel well in our soul, so we're here tonight as a grieving community, fighting and struggling to keep ours safe. >> this evening we will remember each person who lost their life in charleston south carolina, last night. they have been called victims in the media. but tonight we call them brothers and sisters. >> if we don't stand up, and don't stand with courage, then have a greater defines and greater courage and strength to stand right now in the face of this and say nobody is going to change us from doing the work that god has called to us do.

>> reporter: as all church leaders and denominations came together and talked about what happened in charleston one other thing they talk about was how to have their own security measures at their own church. that is the sad part that churches here and all around philadelphia and across the country immediately began assessing and reassessing the security and right next door to here there is a jewish synagogue and you can see all of the security over there by definition houses of worship like this one of an open arms mind set and open door policy but the open door policy may forever be only philosophical as places of worship like these where we are this morning have to wonder and war if i they will be the next place to target. mike and alex. >> alex just relate to go me there is a business out of irving, texas in the dallas area and what do they do. >> they are security and they go around to different churches across the country and they train security details, to know how to handle situations and threats. they say first rule is you cannot assume everybody is saved and they believe in jesus christ because you never

know what people might be trying to do when they walk through the door. >> specific business, church security. that is what we have come to i guess. well, flames ripped through a building in east germantown. this got pretty bad. earlier reports suggested that somebody may have been trapped inside. searches came up empty. building on the 5600 block of boyd street ace bandon. investigators have been combing through debris searching for clues about how this fire may have started. city water department and residents are once again dealing with a water main break. >> it is the second major break this week. do you see this parking lot? that might have been what, 4 feet deep in places with water, yesterday jenny. report report yes, all that water receded what is lefties mud and puddles throughout the parking lot. it is unclear what the stores look like at this point and that is why they have been here, trying to prepare the

stores for friday's business. yesterday, the entire parking lot of the bakers shopping center looked like a mud lake. cars were submerged after 120 year-old, 48 main rupture and it happened around 2:45 yesterday afternoon. water rushed into seven stores in the shopping center. it continued to pour out before it was shut down, by the philadelphia water department. fire fighters used their boats to rescue stranded shoppers. in all 100 people had to be helped to safety. customers at shop rite were told to evacuate but not everyone could get out. employees used kitty litter, play sand and soil to help push what the's way. the philadelphia water department says aging infrastructure may have played a role in the water main break but they don't necessity for sure. employees at the shopping center described what they went through. >> when i came in, you know, to clock in it was coming every where. there where is kids and other people in the store at the

same time. >> reporter: were you helping customers out. >> yes, i was helping customers out getting their car. >> these mains are deep, and approximately 25 feet deep. so it will take sometime to actually get a visual of the main itself and how it broke. >> muddy mess also shut down a nearby freight train line and for some they felt it was all too familiar, same thing happened a year and a half ago a hundred feet from here, philadelphia water department, while it does not know the exact cause it believes aging infrastructure may have played a role. they were set if replace that 28 miles of main each year, mike and alex. >> how old did you say that pipe was? >> reporter: how old. >> yeah. >> reporter: it is 120 years old, so it was installed in 1895. >> wow. >> so, yeah i would imagine that was the reason it broke.

>> reporter: well, other thing philadelphia water department did say it was a transmission main and those mains are expect to last longer, then typical mains, so still 120 years is definitely a long time. >> i wonder how long they last, what is their actual life span. >> reporter: that i'm not sure. >> 120 years. >> in other word you will be doing this story over and over again in a city of this age, my goodness. somebody on twitter just said why don't we go ahead and replace all of them now. >> i'm sure that is very costly. >> money, of course. >> always the issue. >> ask the feds for some money. time to go back down the shore, sue is having a great time in atlantic citiy. >> aim standing on the dock of the bay. this is my new favorite spot in atlantic city and i apologize for bad hair day to day. it is humid. at least we are here to show

you. don't take time with your hair it is not worth it. what will be worth it is a trip to gardener's basin because it is gorgeous here this morning. the rain we have been watching on radar we see it dissipating each time we look at ultimate doppler radar so we don't think it will make it here. hopefully you will and you can come visit us here at gardener's basin. talking about firefly music festival, day one yesterday, got very loud last night or a few hours ago if you are still up. campers have have had challenges down there but great day to day with a high of 88 degrees. early part of saturday should be fine and rain moves in saturday night into sunday and we expect to get well in the 80's in dover delaware for final day of final fly on sunday after that rain ends. that is what is going on with that, as we look at our surface map we are watching remnants of bill, former

tropical storm slammed into the gulf coast of texas earlier this week expect to visit us just in time for fathers day what that means is heavy rain those tropical rains but again it is saturday night into sunday morning. mostly moving out of here and we can salvage second half of the fathers day right around the time that summer starts officially at 12:30 in the afternoon we can get started on sunshine on sunday. current temperatures upper 60's to lower 70's. we have been right around 71 degrees in philadelphia all morning and it is muggy out there as far as shore cast is concerned it looks like saturday will be a little cooler then sunday with a high of 72 on saturday. upper 70's on sunday. keep in mind these thunderstorms early on sunday. looking at the seven day forecast, it will get hot next week. we have 87 degrees today, comfortable 83 tomorrow before those thunderstorms hit at night and then very heavy rain early on sunday, 85 degrees

after the sun comes back out for fathers day and then monday, 90, tuesday 94, back to the mid 80's by middle of next week. we are live -- oh, wait a minute, wait a minute, i have a sighting of somebody special, bob kelly, look who just arrived in atlantic city, new jersey with his fishing pole. >> bus stop buddy is in the house. >> your pal and mine, bus stop buddy. we will see if buddy catches anything this morning. we understand from the fischer foulke that the flounder, go for flounder, buddy, ready, we're ready, are you ready for flounder for dinner. >> i am ready for flounder for dinner. i saw bus stop buddy go over ben franklin bridge earlier this morning no delays heading to the shore, delays leaving the city here westbound on the schuykill expressway stack up out to belmont, live look at a

i-95 in delaware county, light volume this morning, rolling off through commodore barry bridge. slow go on the schuylkill right here between city and belmont south on i-95 stacked up betsy into girard and 42 coming in toward philadelphia, again, pockets of volume now working your way in towards center city at walt whitman bridge. on monday our breakfast with bob segment, i will cross the river and head tovitarelli's on the delaware. we will see you there, monday morning between 9:00 and 10:00. put that on your calendar to come on by. patco is using their friday construction schedule today which includes those 26 minute gaps. playing for the philadelphia 76ers, number 76, michael jerrick.

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they like the sixers uniform. >> when they unveiled them, i was checking on the twitter, people really like them. >> a couple of guys i saw, well, yeah. >> everyone will have an opinion. >> you cannot please everybody, certainly. i pet bet karen hepp has made her way to atlantic city. she's there quite a bit.

>> getting a tour on the new boardwalk attraction, hi karen. >> wow. >> good morning, guys. i need everybody's opinion, because i am with jen fred, i have stiletto heels to fill. i'm filling in for her. that is called the sling shot. it propels you up. the big question is should i try that later this morning. >> definitely. >> yes, i should. i got my scaredy pants on for that one. other thing, sue serio totally brought this weather. sunnies out. it is so gorgeous. we have the trams like they do in wildwood. we have a problem. in new jersey, they have the big new jersey get out of my way. they don't like that they stole the message here in atlantic city to tell people to watch out. is what the problem. we have a problem, controversy with we stole atlantic city's line telling people to watch out. what is the problem with the line we're using. >> folks in wildwood feel like they have ownership of the message that was, being used,

and we, once we heard about they were upset we decided to change the message. >> what can people do. we have a contest what can we do. >> go to light rock 96.9.com, 96.9.com and they can, they can submit an entry for new tram message and winner of the contest will receive a you this dollars cash prize. >> how about get out of the way. >> hey, thanks very much, good morning. how are you. how is the tram ride a lot of fun. >> beautiful. >> what do you think how is the wide. >> good. >> how old are you is what your name. >> kevin. >> aidan. >> so cute. is what your name. >> unaudible. >> i think i'm in love. they are so cute. >> guys, we will ride the tram, we will head down to riply's believe it or not because i believe it. we will show so things that will blow your mind when we come back in 20 minutes. back inside to you.

>> we are hoping to see new that giant sling shot, a little pebble in the giant sling shot. >> that looks like fun. >> 7:27 on this friday. >> you can order just about everything on etsy. >> almost anything. >> web site banning some things. >> yes. >> some people are wondering if it is targeting religion here. >> oh, no. >> bus stop buddy made his way down the shore. >> mazda took buddy down in the mazda six, riding in style. >> it has head room. >> but buddy decided to go fishing, look at him. >> he better. >> yeah. >> i mean a lot of head room. >> we will check in on buddy all morning long, hopefully he will catch something.

tell us exactly what we're looking at right here. >> the church has a very proud history and has really stood for the spirit of african americans and spirit of america, charleston since 1818. a spirit of standing up for what is right, and what is true. when i say that, i mean that morris brown, the founder,

believed that african americans ought to be able to assemble, and worship freely, as richard allen taught in philadelphia, it is interesting that they were not aware of each other but the same sort of fever, and spirit, that richard allen had in philadelphia was the same kind of spirit and fever in morris brown. maybe that is why they became good friend. >> this comes from the documentary on the ame church featuring slain pastor and south carolina state senator clementa pinckney who died in charleston. so joining us are pastor lonnie, from the christian compassion and doctor mark tyler of mother bethel ame church. >> good to have you here. >> thank you. >> it makes your heart sick when you see that documentary. you were helping with that, right. >> he was actually talking to me, is that right. >> yes. >> bill katz and myself, sam katz cats son, went down to charleston two years ago. we interviewed 25 people.

when i got home, clementa was a friend of mine. i went right to the file. because we have footage. that is actually the response to the very first question i asked him. >> yeah. >> just powerful, power full piece. even in that short clip the kind of personality that he had. he could have been the president if he wanted to. magnetic. >> absolutely. >> what a beautiful service last night, mother bethel, and there are flowers out front of the steps. and we go wait a minute, shooting didn't happen here but in a way it did. >> i mean ame church began at mother bethel but we are on five continents and 39 countries. this was a blow to am e's around the world. we took it deeply personal. but we found it hit everyone else. the pastor and write talking to day. he said what touched him most was to hear pastor tim stafford from christ church last night, when said you are all not ame and he blurted

out, we're all ame. that is the response we have received. it is just good to know you are not out here by yourself. >> what are your thoughts as far as a response, are they coming united in faith. wire's praying for that church. it is great to see the response around the country by leaders holding prayer vigils. there has not been an outcry of violence but the joining offhanded and praying together and helping to heel and helping those families to get through some difficulty moments. >> you have 3,000 people at your church. >> yes. >> and what message will you give them especially on sunday, how do you explain it, can you? >> we can. i think right now it is important to up hold, those families to remember those families but then also to think about, every worship services that takes place around the country, we have to look at security differently. our church, has camera

surveillance, and every part of our building and we have a great working relationship with the district, captain robin webberly, we see people in blue outside of our church every sunday just because of the crowds we see but to keep our members safe as well. >> when it comes to the state and way things are when it comes to the church nowadays, a lot of people think on sunday there is a lot of people coming this happens in the middle of the week at bible study. should this be happening around the clock all the time anytime there is an event at a church we need to make sure there is tight security. >> in this age we live in we have to be more concerned about security. we often times about talk the church being a hospital, it is a place where people come dealing with issues to be better citizens, better mothers, fathers, husbands, and wife's. when we open the door we don't know who is sitting there. it raises the question, we have to raise security, we have to be more aware to protect our parishioners. >> pastor tyler, i know just

after this happened we had you on the air yesterday morning and you were saying struggled a little bit what to say to your congregation but you came up with some beautiful word last night. the last thing we need to have is somebody's faith shaken by this, how can god let that happen. how can you answer that question. >> i have been holding on to the name of the church in south caroline, it is mother's manual. for people who know the bible, emmanuel came, with a prom that is god would be with the people of israel, though dark times are coming. emmanuel means god with us. so, for me i have held on to that, it does not seem that god is with us in this situation but somehow through the tragedy i believe it. i know reverend pinckney, reverend simmons who also was killed, was really a great figure in the ame church. i didn't know until this morning that he was part of

that group as well. all of them preached that and i believe it as well, although we don't understand it now god is still with us. >> what a connection between these two churches, it could not be closer to the one in philly. morris brown, who founded that emmanuel church is buried at your church. >> yes, right next to richard allen, that is correct. charleston, as pastor and write talking earlier, charleston and south carolina with the am e church in philadelphia, these are the hubs, these are two of the most inportant places in the a am e church all around the world. if they don't know anything else they necessity charleston and they know philadelphia they have been central since the very beginning. so charleston and mother's manual has gone through this were, buildings have been burned down before, they have suffered an earthquake. they went through turmoil of the civil rights movement this congregation will rise again i'm confident of it. >> i saw something yesterday that someone said and it stuck with me. they said if black people or just people in general cannot

feel safe in the church where can they feel safe. >> absolutely, it raises question, 14 times under his administration has addressed the nation because of mass murders, columbine, movie theaters, schools, 16 times in the last, 50 years churches have been attacked with violence. so we have to really look at our sick society and continue to preach message of love but then also address some of the mental health issues that are going on in our society and deal with the issue we don't like to talk about and that is gun control as well. >> his dad gave him that gun and he had been arrested twice previously. >> yes. >> god bless you both. >> thank you so much. >> pastor tyler you will go down to charleston. >> i will attend the funeral. they need persons to come down before then, i'm just waiting, you know, we're not even two days out so right now they are still trying to grabble with

this. once we get a sense of that community what they want from frustrates, ame's people are standing by ready to go. >> understandable. >> we will stay in touch. >> thank you. >> taking a quick break we will be right back.

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saying the ban is nothing more than just discrimination. we will see what etsy respond. >> e bay bans spells and other magical items in 2012. >> where do you get your spell stuff. >> i don't know. >> you can make it from crafts at home. >> okay. 6:42. karen had has made it down the shore. that was an interesting discussion about the tram car, hi, karen. >> hi, guys. now mike you know how do you that weird thing with your eye. show everybody what you do with your eye, when you go like this, can they see it. >> well, it will take a while. >> yes. >> i want you to see may friend karl. >> hi, how are you doing. >> please tell me that is in the real. >> have you ever seen that before. >> i believe that is real. i want that to stop right now. >> that was real.

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i can't wait for video premiere it will be coming up in an hour or so, stick around i promise you won't want to miss this. what better twi stop, celebrate the coming of the summer then to go down the shore, sue. >> hi, you know what i will give you a little tour of this part of the shore the part you don't often see where we're in gardener's basin. we have been here all morning long. we will show you first of all, farly pennsylvania marina right here. other side thaw usually see usually at borg the georgia a looking at it from the other

direction and then to our right of that we have the water club, we have the golden nugget right after that and coastguard station in the foreground which is so beautiful. then we have harrah's that way. we have it from a different angle. is there bridge over to brigantine and then, to our right from that we have the absecon inlet, we have a sail boat out already this morning. so folks, when they go fishing they get started early. all right. we will take a look now, maybe one last look at ultimate doppler radar because everything we haddon it earlier and boy, was it active earlier had has dissipated. we are looking at not much, i think rest of the morning and early part of the day looks like it will be pretty good, so as far as, fathers day is concerned, this is going to be i think a half/half kind of day for you. not the wash out completely we were thinking earlier but we will have very heavy, flooding rains early in the day maybe inch and a half to 2 inches in

a very short period of time in the morning sunday but highs in the 80's and sun coming out in the afternoon. future cast proves that with the rain rolling in, saturday night after a early part of the day saturday. we have rain saturday night into sunday and decent weather, we have been calling it bookend all morning where we have nice weather on either end and that rain right in the middle. current temperatures are still in the 60's, moving in the 70's right now, now that things have been clearing up a little bit. as far as shore cast is concerned on saturday we have a high of 72. it will cool off at the shore, saturday we have a sea breeze. sunday in the upper 70's and then seven day forecast we went through weekend already but we are back in the 90's early part of next week, by tuesday, we are in the mid 90's, but bob kelly, how did you like our tour of this part of the shore. now you know where we are. >> we were talking as were you

showing that. typically going in to atlantic city right off expressway you you come right in the casino district. that is a great opportunity there, take what is that the connection bridge tunnel and take you in the bay side, nice homes over there. good morning, atlantic city and good morning to fort washington. 7:49. an accident north on 309 just north of the fort washington interchange, north of the toll plaza, otherwise, delays west on the schuylkill, out through city, south on i-95, betsy down through girard avenue, this weekend tonight into tomorrow, we will put in the old penndot shuffle here, moving traffic patterns around on 422, out near 724, keep that in mind, heading to or from pottstown, heading out to the outlets tomorrow and then all day tomorrow here in center city they are setting up some big construction cranes and they will have road and city hall closed, 13th, 15th, broad, market and septa

buses are detoured as well. that is a rough one all day tomorrow, keep that in mind coming into center city. mike and alex, back to you. where can you find roulette tables made of 14,000 jelly beans. >> well, only in atlantic city, of course, where karen hepp is checking this out. >> odd. >> it has been odd already. >> yeah, i'm's totally freaked out. they have amazing things here. they have stuff that is cool. this is a thousand pound real globe and you can turn it with a palm of your hand. then we have basically, sending out, instagram and twitter, good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you have in your hand here. >> this is a natural shrunk even human head from the tribe in ecuador. it is over 100 years old. >> how do they make a actual shrunk even head. >> the tribe would be at war with each other. when the tribe, defeated its enemy he would cut the head off, take out the scalp and

fill the opening with burning the head and that would shrink it overtime. it takes about a year. >> i bet ancestors would so up in arms over there. >> yes. >> what is this over here. >> this is model of the peeled trident, smallest production car. >> and it drives. >> yes, it drives. original model, would actually go up to 40 miles an hour. >> so cute. >> can you beep the horn. >> look at that how cute is that. >> we have giant hulk over here, who is this. >> thinks the incredible hulk made out of recycled car parts and just the head of the incredible hulk weighs over 300 pounds. >> my boys would love this, prime right here because this guy can he transform please say yes. >> he can if you want him to it is riply's believe it or not. >> easy or not but we have a shrunk even head or not transformer and fabulous things inside, give me two big

teases of stuff thaw don't want to miss. >> we have a vortex tunnel which is right at the end, everybody loves it. room you walk a across the bridge, room around you is spinning which makes you feel upside down. for local people we have a model of the jersey devil skeleton of what the jersey devil looks like. we don't have the actual jersey devil because we know he is still out there somewhere. >> chris, totally freaked out. thanks very much. >> we are heading to the steel pier next. >> yes. >> yes. >> you know, in the pinelands. >> wow. >> you know, a lot of scary stories now. >> we will to have drive you over there, pine land at night. >> you saw this news story, trans fat was banned in the u.s. this week so what other foods should we be avoiding. >> doctor mike has a list of foods he wants to ban

let's start that over, alex. >> no audio.

what i'm saying is that there is, that says, for instance, the drinks, that has, red dye in it, and end up having more adhd symptoms cain have hyper activity. there is no debate, in my book. and, then you should taste this, and now, that has, natural occurring in it, and safety in it which is a natural, sweetener, what do you think. >> it goodies. >> okay.

>> yes. >> yes. >> okay. >> and, what i want to you do, and, and find things that don't have, high fructose corn syrup in it, why, because high fructose corn syrup is done differently. they said that high fructose corn syrup, and found that, high fructose corn syrup, and actually had bigger, with the same amounts as well as being less, to all the way around the favorite of just here. >> yes. >> and, it is better than

sunnies drying out the roads, and the blue route, 476, 42 coming in toward philadelphia, stop and go, working your way in from the black horse pike in toward 295, and here on today, now that the kids are out of school, we will see a push to the shore, the weekend, trips to the beaches and will start this afternoon and today's, from patco, is

undercover trucks schedule, what includes the 46 minute gaps in service so keep that in mind using patco high speed line. jams later tonight, we will have phillies game and concert on the new kids at a block, both set to get underway at 7:00. live, heading in the stadium area. we will head into the shore, you'll to have go through that stadium area and work your way in toward that, walt whitman bridge, of course, delays between city and belmont and southbound i-95 maybe from the betsy ross. >> probably in about, two hours. there we go, and, and was captured in north carolina: he got to the shooting in south carolina he is at the detention center after police say he killed nine people while in a violent study draw.

>> getting nearly $4,000 per night, city council though,

and i guess they do have a point. and, it is just in time for pope francis visit, in september. >> well, yes. >> it is always coming. >> tax man. >> well, just down, the gallery's new faces, it is officially underway. >> mayor nutter signed a package of bills for gallery's, 325 million-dollar renovation. the project is, expected to move this summer. and 2017.

>> told you about shane boil, who was battling cancer. well, shane will be back at the event tomorrow, raising money, but we are now happy to say that he's cancer free. >> yes! >> so, this picture of shane and his parent were taken at his final radiation treatment. >> congrats, wonder full news. 8:09. >> no better twi celebrate the start of summer and the end of the school year than by jumping into a pool.

>> let's do it. >> today is the day we get to do it. >> i remember certainly doing the first day, when the pools first opened. >> yes? >> today? >> just run in, jump. that's right, it is today. pools begin opening across philadelphia today. and there is no grownups, stick with the kids, make sure you're watching them. plus, most offer no the cots swim classes. only problem is no -- >> so it was so fun to watch. >> oh! >> but, you know, what sue says, it will be in the 90s very soon. >> yes. >> by monday did a. >> okay. >> so we're ready to go. pools are open. >> maybe they'll have to do it monday. are you going to jump in? >> no. >> why not? >> well, i have like a rendell

back. big hairy back. but i have a fox logo shaped into it. >> really? your love for fox knows no bound. >> no bound, alex holley. new survey, the best and worst places for working dads. >> so, making fathers jersey? >> we'll have to see, mike. >> new york? >> sue, when can we make a big splash in the pool? >> any time you want. everybody, ya, into the bail right now, actually, did you know atlantic city has its own aquarium? we're going to take a visit. right here, from the bay side. coming up. mike? >> yes, sue. oh, come on, folks. >> did they not want to see the behind the scenes? >> hey, behind the scenes footage of our music video. what am i hearing? >> apparently up to 290 at one point. >> well, it slipped. see, here is the key, folks, in the control room. we have to have it up constantly. can we make a box so we can

show it? no way if we keep cutting away from it. i've learned that over the years, i've been with tv 68 years. >> sixty-eight years? >> all started with a 5,000-watt radio station.

♪ all right, 8:15, exactly, on this friday. >> that's right. >> now, last friday, we did a story on theus i can licensing, and permission, so after our story aired, broadcast music, inc reach out to us to correct part of our report. you remember, talking new jersey,. >> 160 businesses in new jersey last year. >> so bmi says if you are playing music for a gathering of family and friend, and not for business purposes, you're free to play that music. see, people were worried, having party, have to worry about being sued, no. they say that weddings are a classic example of a gathering of family and friends, and you don't have to need performance licensing for that. >> our advice to you watching

us at home, never hurt to ask questions ahead of time, though, just to avoid a headache. so there is that. >> hey, look, it is bob kelly. it is 8: 15. >> i'm glad the party we have at mike's house we don't have to pay a fee then for the music. >> i just sing karioke all night. >> okay to party. >> 8:16. good morning, everybody, party started on a friday, eastbound 422, coming in toward collegeville, lighter volume than usual on a friday morning. and that's kind of been the call here. south on 95, stack up here, though, from cottman avenue through the girard avenue work zone. and then as you work your way on the stretch of 295 southbound, watch for an accident, right near the route 30 interchange, as you head south down toward the white horse pike. and then later on saturday night, into early sunday morning, they are closing the northeast extension, stretch from q town to lansdale, from saturday midnight until early sunday morning, and then of course with a friday comes the construction schedule, and the patco high-speed line, with the adjusted timetable, also,

comes the 26 minute gape since service throughout the day, so keep that in minute if you use the high-speed line. we are going to go back to mike analling. >> bob, thank you for that. you got it. >> nice transition. >> see, new study out there, some states are better for dads than other. one of those states is right in our area. >> is it delaware? is it jersey? is it new york? ohio? west virginia? >> so this done by wallet club. com. looked at things like unemployment rate, life expectancy, and new jersey came in at number five on best states for dads. >> waist one? >> minute society, a new hampshire, massachusetts and vermont. as for the worse states on the list? >> for dads? >> for dads. california, arizona, and idaho. >> all out in the western part of the country. well, hey, candy cane in the control room, i thought we said the worse was mississippi

>> oh, worse out of the ooh state is mississippi. poor mississippi. they're 50th in every survey. i don't wear what the category is. poor mississippi. >> but ayala for new jersey, i know you are looking for a place to move to. >> i love jerry? better for dads. >> my kids are old. >> grand babies, though. >> what has four eyes, can't see? >> what? >> mississippi. remember almost a year ago, when practically every celebrity was dumping ice coal water on their heads? >> oh, the als ice bucket challenge? >> yes. >> new challenge starting to make the rounds on social media. i'll tell you what it is. >> oh, there we go. >> that's the first thing you did after i met you. >> what a welcome. >> and you loved it. so early. >> oh, it was great. >> in our relationship there is jenn fred. there is quincy. so we check back on the app and see how many people? >> no, no, no, no, not checking on the app right now.

we go to break, that's what we will do. >> you know what some of the best ice bucket challenges? the ones with the gigantic buckets. do you remember those? then people started to jump in the ice cold water in swimming pools? but there is new thing going around, for a very good cause. what was the other one after ice buckets something else? >> lemon challenge. >> lemon. >> gentlemen. >> had to bite into a lemon. then there was another one right after that. >> there have been a lot of challenge. >> twizzlers. >> twizzlers. >> you did that with random people. >> yes, you put twizzlers in your mouth, get another to put a twizzlers on the other end, and then you go like this. >> look. we have a box. right there. >> account box stay up during the commercial? 191. >> no, let's only do this when we can keep it up. i beg of you. >> we're trying to get to a thousand.

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garage i have not seen it. >> we have the news vans. oh, it is gorgeous. we have the best looking garage floor in america. >> it is number one tv station. >> i can't wait to see it. >> sure. >> no, it is just water, i swear. >> did he in the catch that at all. >> okay. apple, watch even though it looks goofy. apple does not produce anything without almost immediately making a new model so we have to buy stuff over and over and over. >> owe next year you can already see, the latest version of the apple watch. >> really. >> yes. >> it will hit the market. apple watch 2.0 will feature a video camera for face time. >> yeah. >> you will have wifi, and wifi will be key because it will in the free from watching from your phone. >> i don't understand that. >> i don't understand that either. >> what i will do this. >> you can watch what from your watch.

>> the video you just shot. >> but isn't that how face time you watch you are watching video on your phone. >> on an airplane you can look at your wrist and watching a full length movie. >> that is cool. >> yes. >> yes, right in front of you. >> i'll just go to the apple store and they will explain to it me. now, tv in school is nothing new but technology is making it easier to steel answers. >> are you saying that you cheat in school. >> no, i'm not saying that, no. >> educators are doing everything in their pur to stop cheating in atlanta. >> back down to the smart watch. >> they want to eliminate any sensation, two universities and universities in australia have to take drastic action toss stay ahead of college students. we are thinking of new ways to cheat. >> should i admit something here. >> you cheated. >> at a the university of kansas, i had a course, they had 1500 people in a big assembly hall. >> yes. >> it was a theater, actually,

1500 people, they would give you lap board, when you walk into the room. and they are made of some kind of of crushed cardboard thaw can put your books on because there were no desks. >> yes. >> and one time, i took one of them home, and i put the answers on my lap board and pretended like i pick up one, and the answer is wrong. >> it is just one time. >> really hard course, something like chemistry orifice innings. >> was it really one time. >> only one time. >> yes. >> i was sweating through the whole thing. >> broadcasting. >> why did you take chemistry orifice innings. >> you cannot take 120 hours of broadcast journalism. >> you were not taking chemistry orifice innings, and seriously at kansas. i'm just saying, you know. >> the point is, i can tell you i got an e. >> it didn't work. >> no. >> the point is with a smart watch my parents have samsung version you can take pictures with your phone. if you have someone you can

take a picture of your answers and scan tron and look at the watch, just checking the time. >> yes. >> constantly checking my time. >> make sure i finished. >> 8:26. >> i'm glad i told that story. >> america's favorite on screen daddies ready just in time for sunday. so we will tell you who do you think is the best tv dad. >> by this survey, you know what, let's weigh in on twitter, hoist your favorite tv dad. young girl sent on a roller coaster ride of emotion when she's uprooted, we're talk about the new movie inside out, kevin mccarthey will tell us fit is any good.

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>> thank you. >> the sound of that fly that has been flying around. hold on, let me fix my graphic. >> you what? >> okay. >> here's sue. >> what is going on back there. you were probably wondering what was going on back here but we were making our way to the atlantic city a quarter yum. this is ted, do most people say i didn't know atlantic city had an aquarium but i didn't. >> all the time, people coming to philly, one of the first things. >> now we necessity atlantic city has an aquarium what to we got. >> we have cool animals, a a

lot of hand on, best stingrays, sharks, local animals. we have a 25,000-gallon tank with a sea turtle in it. >> that is what we are looking at right now. >> when i step in the atlantic ocean, is all this stuff in the ocean. >> all this stuff is in the ocean that we're swimming n all of those fish you will be able to see, some are only here during summer, some are year round residents but they are all out there. >> you just had your big field trip season in the spring. >> yes. >> summer starting, so who comes. >> we will get families coming down that vacation on the beach, and new jersey shore on the rainy taste, we will be packed. >> that is wonderful. >> now you have another place to go. look at the turtle. come on here, mike. thinks coolest turtle ever. >> thinks a lagger head sea turtle about 200-pound. >> how old. >> probably around 20, 25 range. >> they live long. >> yeah, 80 to hundred years old we expect him to get. >> thank you.

this is so cool. atlantic city has an aquarium. lets get to the weather. we did have have a loud night last night with all those thunderstorms moving through, radar showing us that there isn't much left right new but we will have to watch later on in the day after we get some heat and humidity build up and it is humid out there, we will keep an eye on the sky, and, for some pop up thunderstorms possible later on in the day. a as we look ahead to bus stop buddy, temperatures are in the 60's and 70's this morning. heading here to the shore, we have a uv index of seven. a few clouds but looking good, high temperature of 87 degrees today, it will be a pretty good looking day, we will have the weekend forecast and shore cast coming up for you from the atlantic city aquarium. yes, guys, atlantic city has an aquarium and yes, they have fish. >> okay. >> lovely. >> i could look at giant turtles all day, aren't they

great. >> sue is having a great time. >> no question bit. >> 8:33. there is buzz about the new disney film inside out. look at our screen here. >> some other dudes come on in this. >> yes. >> they are different ones. >> there is new ones. >> so it hits theaters to day. >> let me tell you about the film, it tells story of an 11 year-old girl who moves from minnesota to san francisco with her family. and, you know what she takes with her? her emotions. >> i'm's joy. >> and this is anger. >> and that is fear. >> fear rising to emotions. these are, riley's memories. >> made me hold more. >> is everything okay. >> i don't know. >> think about joy.

>> can i say that curse word in that. >> i recognize a bunch of voices there. >> big names, bill hager, philip smith, and, yes, all in this film. and our movie guy, kevin mccarthey sat down with them to dig into their emotions and also their memory. >> you think back to when you are five, earlier memory, core memory in your brain, always replays in your brain as a young kid. >> i used to go sledding, my grandfather made us this beautiful sled, this really cool, they painted their names on it and i have very vivid, east coast memories of that. >> bringing my younger sister home, katie, i can remember the parent bringing baby home, that was really exciting. >> when i was mastering the heart and soul of the piano, that was a big deal for my parents. i always wanted to, do that and that was a nice moment for

me. >> i can remember when my dad gave me a bath and put me to bed with my shoes on. >> yes. >> you know, my mom left me with him and okay, you got your shoes on, so you are ready to go in the morning. >> i love the idea of this film because we are dealing with an 11 year-old girl and watching her as she grows up. they are affect by her emotional state and i'm wondering for you as a mom playing this role in the movie now and you you leave it, and pressed for it, how did this change your outlook on your own children. >> it is truly, there because what this film gives me is like a tool a way to talk to my boys about how they are feeling. when you are a parent you can moth sit your kid down and be like how are they feeling. they don't tell you. they dent work like that. they are able to talk and express how they feel by using these characters. so, i feel like, you know, i

feel like sadness today or i kind of acted like somebody at school today good they are saying this to you. >> cool good really cool. you are young. you don't have the vocabulary. language gets expressive but these characters do that for them which is plenty. they laugh. >> i'm a big fan. >> sorry to interrupt you but we have to. amy is great. kevin mccarthey, he has a rating scale of five stars. >> guess what he gave it. >> five. >> five stars. >> five out of five. >> that is only second film of the year he has given five stars. >> he says this is second favorite film of the year. >> he loved that mad max, fury road, man, did he love that. he gave that five too. >> lets get back to the other big story, of this week. >> audiences may be keeping up with rachel dolezal soon, new report that says former naacp spokane chapter president could be heading to her own

show. people are not happy with kelly osborne this morning. what was supposed to be just a joke has many of the fans calling her a hipocrit.

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♪ >> okay. so, we're going to do this music video premiere sometime before 9:30. i have been practicing some of my lines. >> okay. >> so what we will do, we will get over to fairmount park, we're celebrating summer on sunday. we take the 9:00 o'clock hour off, we go to fairmount park. >> because stars of summer thinks sunday. >> 12:30. >> we will try to imitate will smith and dj jazzy smith at

belmont plateau, right. so, when i get over there i will spend, i will be madison, and, spend time in the car, and spend all afternoon waxing. >> i have to work on my lines. >> you don't even have a car. >> there is that. >> oh, we have a sponsor, that has a car. i can have a car here in 20 minutes. that mall chevrolet in cherry hill. >> 8:41. they better come on. >> i will call them while you tell them about kelly osborne. by the way real quickly here. >> boom. >> this message has been brought to you by silent mike. >> yes. >> amazing. >> yes. >> here we go good so kelly osborne is in hot water after posting what she thought was a joke, but, lauren, people are not really laughing at this one, are they. >> it is not funny for many fans upset calling her a hipocrit. she posted this picture of

herself on instagram. she's supposed to be poking fun at rachel dolezal, she used the caption hash tag call me rachel and hash tag my casual look. now, some say how dare she after she's the one who quit fashion police and then spoke out about the juliannea, and sandaya controversy. here's a tweet, and she has her defenders, some people say just a bad joke. no need for people to go over board. always out spoke ebb kelly osborne, has yet to respond to the latest controversy. i think we have that thing we do sometimes where it is just too soon. it is just too soon. it just happened. we don't know if we can do that, the wigs, joke, just too soon. >> it is about time for kelly osborne to go bye-bye. >> she just needs to quietly go away. >> she had a job until she quit fashion police. >> mall chevrolet, yes, she became famous because her mom and dad were on a reality show.

so that is done. bye-bye. >> okay. >> hi. >> i will need a convertible. >> while he is taking care of that we can get this video going, karen, what are you up to in atlantic city. >> i'm trying to bring home stuffed animals for my boys, playing my game, oh, for the love of goodness, i have the wrong one. >> i have the long one. >> oh, for the love.

a lot of people want to make their fathers day plans, should we have a barbecue outside or should we just stay inside. >> i think we got to have a half and half day for you, alex, because it is probably going to rain with a lot of it, in the morning, and then, clear up in the afternoon. that is the way it is looking right now. walking out the door, it is muggy out there. 73 degrees in philadelphia, to the north of us up in the poconos mountains we have temperatures in the 60's but down to the south we have ditched in the mid 70's. it looks like the rain, and all those loud thunderstorms, have left for the moment. if you are going to the shore we have a temperature of

72 degrees for tomorrow and relevant i part of the day, looks good and then rain rolls in at night on saturday and sunday morning, second half of sunday looks good with highs in the upper 70's. the seven day forecast looking beyond fathers day, which will be in the 80's in the city, and hopefully this will play out you will get your heavy rain in the morning salvage rest of the afternoon and 90 on monday and mid 90's on tuesday of next week getting back to the 80's by next week. we're getting ready to board a dolphin watching boat but i wanted to mention real quick i don't know if you have but we are all wearing purpose tell day because it is alzheimer's awareness month. we wanted to make sure we drew attention to. that from here in atlantic city some purple flowers. >> you're wearing a lovely purple shirt. i'm in the wearing purple but i'm always thinking of them, of course, and it is mist favorite color. i will put on purple later today. thanks, sue. it was once call the show

place of the nation, and it acts including high diving horse and water skiing dog, and more than 100 years later the steel pier as it is men now is still a vacation and that is where karen hepp is. karen, are you on vacation right now? we cannot hear you. is her mike turned on? >> she looks like she's having a great time, ice cream cone in atlantic city. we will have to come back with her and check back in with her to make sure we will get audio right. that looks like a lot of fun though. >> hey, alex, alex. >> i got a convertible. >> mike has a convertible. >> silver. >> it is a chevy camaro. >> we will be shining. >> i can't waiting to cruising, i love it when we cruise together. >> apparently it has a very powerful engine, it is brand new. >> ref the engine a bit.

>> i haven't driven in a while. >> do you feel safe. >> in the at all. >> i have been in a car with you before. >> whiplash. >> 8:49. do you remember almost a year ago when practically every celebrity was dumping ice cold water like you did on me. >> it was fun. >> ice bucket challenge, right. >> delays a new challenge that grounded on social media, what do you have to do now.

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we know firefly music fest down there in dover, we've got behind the scenes, footage, of one of the top act, on the stage, lets take a look. >> really. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> is that bob kelly. >> yes. >> thank you, thank you. >> my goodness. >> yes. >> that is the cutest. >> yes. >> rock star on your hands. >> he is having some fun with that microphone, we replace batteries probably once a day. my little twinkle, twinkle there. >> what is the name of all of your kid.

>> we have chris tip, we have faith, we have jake, noah, madison, and now dawson. >> that was just kids here in philly. >> yes, exactly. >> so cute. >> that is my buddy, austin. >> that was good. >> we will take a quick break, and we have the convertible, and now i need some food. >> true. >> will we go like this. >> no, we have to put summer clothes on. i got stuff at my desk. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer...

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we have food for the barbecue, belmont plateau. >> really. >> where did we get it. >> michael, he has been on the show, he owns a catering company,. >> he will meet us at belmont plateau, with barbecue food. >> do you think he can bring some good drinks like some cool aid. >> i can get him to do that. >> yes. >> you have to have cool aid. >> is what the old phrase,

when you have, cherry cool aid, you say what flavor is that? red? >> red. >> yes. >> good day, it is june the 19th. >> audiences may be keeping up with rachel dolezal, real soon. >> hold on. >> like keeping up with the kardashian. >> yeah. >> you know what i'm trying to say here. there are new reports that say former naacp spokane chapter president could be heading to the tv screen. >> yes. >> check your local listings. >> in. >> time is almost here for the day buy of our music video, of summertime. we will kick off summer which starts on sunday at 12:30 in the afternoon. >> it looks like we are having so much fun. >> it looks that way, whole video in a little bit. >> but first, let's head down to sue. >> hi there sue. >> yes, yes, yes we're celebrating summer at the shore. we will pick a different cher town every friday and all morning we have been showing you different view of atlantic

city view from gardener's basin. we will tell you one other thing we can do, we had breakfast, we went to the aquarium and get on the boat. thinks a dolphin watching boat and we will see what we can see from the other side of atlantic city in just a few. >> that would be fun. >> again, people that promise you won't get sea sick when you go with them. >> let's talk about rachel dolezal because my goodness, there are reports she might be in talks to have her own tv show. >> this would be a reality show, right. >> of course. >> this is radar on line is reporting that rachel has been offered, a reality show from about five different production companies out in hollywood, and anytime you you get anybody that is famous, you know that is there one nasty porn site, and they have offered her. she will in the do that. that is disgusting. another site said she's looking into hiring a team, a publicist, and a agent already. sources say rachel really

wants to raise awareness about race relations, and so apparently, there are indications she might be serious and might take one of these five or six offers that she has for a reality show. >> um, well, give her a platform. i think people will watch. >> is it appropriate? does it make things worse? what do you think about that. would you watch? is it offence that i have she is thinking about it. >> she probably does need a publicist, things she has been saying. might be a good idea. >> almost 9:01. do you remember bucket challenge? of course, you probably took it. everybody dumping big buckets of ice on themselves. there is another one of those things making round. >> this is called give them 20 challenge. lauren, have you done this challenge yet. >> i cannot do 20 push-ups you can. >> i can do 20 girl push-ups. >> can you do 20. >> i can do 20 girl push-ups. >> cain have that camera over