course, sun screen is there to apply and reapply. temperatures in the 70's. we are off to a mild start but we are getting a little break from the humidity. no clouds at all there on satellite radar picture. plenty of sunshine. right now it is 76 degrees with 71 percent relative humidity. wind direction out of the west/northwest that is what takes humidity down a bit. 71 percent in june isn't bad around these parts. eighty-five by lunchtime with mostly sunny skies. hot afternoon, 91 is our high today. sunset time 8:33. keep in mind the days, thanks to yesterday being the first day of summer will start to get shorter, bob kelly, every single day. >> yes, indeed. good morning, everybody. 7:00 o'clock on a monday. a live look at 422, we're dealing with sun glare and delays with the gang coming out of the royersford through collegeville coming on around your saint gabriel's curve. schuylkill at conshohocken curve, sun glare hitting you

in the forehead coming eastbound between king of prussia coming through conshohocken. the sunnies just above the tree line. pack your shades for the morning rush. live look at the benjamin franklin bridge. not that bad at the moment coming into center city. problems on new jersey transit river line, the river line this morning, suspended between robeling and bordentown, and a person struck by one of the river line trains there between those two points. so new jersey transit, putting shuttle buses into play. north on the new jersey turnpike an accident at exit number four which is route 73, mount holly interchange and using 422 you'll see a new traffic pattern both directions between pottstown and route 724. otherwise bridges looking fine, mike and alex, back to you. >> 7:01. investigators are looking for a suspect that may be armed after getting a way this morning in north philadelphia officers were questioning this suspect, when the suspect tried to get away, started running and then, they shot

after him. they literally started firing this happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. on the 2100 block of 17th street. detectives say the suspect was not hit. one person is dead after a shooting overnight in frankford section of the sit. the police tell us that a 21 year-old man was shot and killed on the 1700 block of scattergood street. at this point we have no information on what led to this shooting, or a suspect in the case. and a driver and a passenger were shot overnight, again, this is up in north philadelphia investigators say one victim was grazed by a bullet and another was hit four times in the back side. you can tell when you see this standing right next to the car there is a a lot of bullet holes. >> steve keeley is there. >> well, it is driver that was grazed and hard believe because most of the bullets look like they went straight for whoever was in that driver's seat. one through a windshield on the angle that was headed for the driver and look at how worse it is on the driver's side.

bullet in the front panel right before the front door right below chris's shot. then right under the driver's door handle which is normally where you would get into the car. now look at how this driver has his seat rekline. on the street they tell you, guys rekline that seat for that extra protection behind that bar between the front window and the rear window. so that may have saved this guy's life driving around like. that people wonder why drivers drive, well, here is the actual evidence why or it worked out that way for this guy. another bullet went through driver's window, and four shots at least into the car this guy as we run our video already out of the hospital just after 2:00 a.m. he is out of the hahnemann after a check up on up, a okay, after 5:00 a.m. he didn't tell much to the doctors here but when two detectives got here he did say he saw something after all. first the story was he only heard gunfire and then saw

bullets coming through his car. the second time he acknowledged that he saw what he called two boys on the streets firing guns. detectives tell me a guy outside the car, not a passenger but a guy outside the car shot four times in the butt just happened to be on the street talking with his friends. they got that guy in the separate car and drove him here to the hospital. that man is still in surgery. detectives hoping that he will tell them more than this driver did. also, hoping that a search of the car, tells them american the driver d they are awaiting a warrant. they will toe this car out of here as soon as they get one and look inside the car to see if this driver had anything in there that may point to why somebody would target him but for right now it is sitting here right here on vine street, right in the busy morning rush hour, as everything is normal, traffic wise, but everybody is gazing a at this car because why they see police here. they sees ambulance is here. rarely do they see a car with bullet holes in it, park here in such a prominent spot, alex

and mike. well, police are also continuing their search this morning for two men that they say, shot up a southwest philadelphia party on saturday that made national news. >> it happened just before 10:00 o'clock at night near forty-first and ogden. ten people were shot including three children. the youngest child was just 18 months old. police say the men were wearing a gold or silver four door sedan when they fired using a shotgun and hand gun. yesterday neighbors came out to a hypo lease presence but many are still very afraid. >> unaudible. >> you don't want anybody to got shot at that, specialist the babies. that was a sat situation you cannot imagine, children were hurt in this. but thankfully all ten victims are in stable condition this morning. police are still investigating a motive but they say the shooting may have been revenge for a fight in the neighborhood that happened earlier. >> my goodness. >> but still, don't get everyone else involved. >> children. >> well, police in frankford

say someone stole two cars overnight. it happened in the 6800 block of frankford avenue around 1:30 this morning. police say a bmw and a mustang were taken from the best buy imports car lot. >> um-hmm. well, philadelphia city leaders are in rome this week to finalize the details of the pope's vice it this fall. >> jenny joyce, give us the details, is what going on there right now. >> reporter: well, city leaders there are to go over details of the world meeting of families in september, mike and alex. we need to remember what a big deal this will be because for the the first time, this event will be held in the united states, and, in philadelphia, nonetheless, and it will be the pope's first time coming to the u.s. as well. yesterday, we were at the philadelphia international a airport as mayor nutter, leaders of the world meeting of families and the archdiocese were gearing up for a flight to rome. the group is now in vatican city for the the week to meet with the pope's team. the mayor thinks that this trip will be different from the one last year. that trip was all about convincing the pope to come to philadelphia, and now, we need to finalize the plan, for his

visit. >> there are a lot of details that need to be worked out and we have a great overall plan but there are a a few things that are important for us to have face-to-face engagement. >> so it will be wonderful to see everything coming together for the vice tonight september. >> mayor nutter says he has no doubt the city of philadelphia can handled this event. we have held large music a and sporting events in the past. roughly 2 million people are expect to visit while the pontiff is in town. our bruce gordon will be reporting all week long from vatican city. he is there with photographer eric smith who posted on facebook that they are on the ground in rome. he says it is time to get moving. i agree, mike and alex. >> time to get moving but don't file a report for us. >> well, no. >> we want to see what they are up to over there. >> he is very busy, guys. he just got there. >> reporter: he is just on the ground. >> sure, yeah. >> we will give him a little

bit. >> sure. we will look for his reports on the five, six and ten. >> and then maybe tomorrow he will give us one. >> i would hope. >> all right. 7:08. >> services resume sunday at charleston church where nine people were killed and a lot of news station were airing this. a lot of people were watching to see what were they go to go say after this tragedy. >> their interim pastor at that church emmanuel ame says most of the victims will be laid to rest, sometime in the next five days. >> ♪ especially leaders inside they want to overcome evil, with faith. and after police say 21 year-old dylann roof opened fire during a bible study class, on wednesday night. as you know by now, nine people were killed, and, during yesterday's church services the reverend norville goff, the interim pastor, expressed gratitude for the acts of the kindness he has

witnessed over the last few days. >> we need to be in solidarity, and praying for family, and, our community around this state and particularly in charleston. so i want to say to the citizens of charleston and visitors, thank you. >> that guy right there, 21 year-old dylann roof, of course, still in jail, charged with nine counts of murder. ♪ >> pastor tyler, i forgive you, was the message heard at many churches heard around the country this week. a surmon of solidarity and forgiveness was preached right there at this church mother bethel a me church, a sister church of course of emmanuel ame. >> part of the family, and, we're keeping them in prayer. >> hatred are is what got us here. hatred is what ultimately got

those people killed on wednesday night. so, the only way out of this is love and i mean pure love. >> pastor tyler will be visiting with us live in the studio in 20 minutes or so. all right. in delaware county an elderly driver is recovering after a septa train slammed into his car, and the car was on the tracks. the driver, is in his early 90's was trapped inside, until crew where is able to cut him out. this was along the media elwyn line, in netter providence. just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it took crews 20 minutes to rescue the driver. he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the police chief says about 20 people were on the train and only one had minor injuries. investigators are still trying to figure out what exactly happened. >> i can tell you the lights on the arm were on and the lights were on because as you can see as they appear on the ground right now when i arrived 15 minutes after the accident, this he were on as

well. >> so, service was cut for two hours but it is backup and running this morning. police in louisiana arrested a man they say killed a new orleans police officers. >> three three-year old travis boys was arrested yesterday. cops nabbed him boarding a bus. he is accused of shooting officer darryl holloway while being transported in the officer's cruiser on saturday. he was hand cuffed but cops say, somehow, he freed his hand, pulled a gun he had hidden and shot the officer. the car crashed and the officer was kill. >> my god. >> he was more than a great cop but he was a a good man, a good father, and our hearts break for him and his children on fathers day and i just want to say that this was a real despicable and cowardly act by a young man who loss his way many times, and was thinking about himself and only himself. >> officer holloway was a 20 year veteran of the force. boys is charged with first degree murder. two convicts from new york

are still on the run, and now they may be, very close to pennsylvania. a resident in small town of friendship, new york has reported seeing two escaped killers from that upstate new york prison. walk ago long railroad tracks over the weekend. small town of friendship is right on new york/pennsylvania border. two weeks ago, david sweat and richard matt tunneled out of that upstate new york maximum security prison. so far authorities say the latest sighting is significant but unconfirmed. they are also looking near a small town way upstate new york against the canadian border. >> we interviewed the witnesses at length and determination was made that this investigation lead should be investigated. a as we hammer other areas of the state we will search under every rock, behind every tree and structure until we are confident that that area is secure. >> so the u.s. marshals service is now weighing in. they have added matt and sweat

to their most wanted list and they are offering a $50,000 we ward leading to the information to the capture. tragic dent to the neighborhood block party in detroit. officers say about 300 people were at saturday's party including many children. a gunman opened fire on the large crowd, hanging out, at a basketball court, a 19 year-old man was killed, and 11 others were also shot, and luckily none of the children present were hit. >> i was scared. my heart was beating. >> there is kid out here. >> there is no excuse, there is not any excuse why no one is not talking. people are in the hospital. we will find out how much we can. come on man up, woman up, tell us what is going on. >> they are still investigating. they had a bad block party just like the one here in philly over weekend. 73:00. cell phone video captures a moment after food truck explodes with workers still

inside. this is in indianapolis. investigators say it started when they were filling the generator with gas. some likely leaked hitting the flames from the truck's grill. >> it blew blew up like a bomb went off or something. >> all three workers made it out but two ended up in the hospital in critical condition. two customers standing near the truck were also burn. a hospital treated and released both of them. >> remind me of what happened right here in philadelphia about a year ago. >> right here in center city. >> yes. >> 7:14. here comes sue serio. she's sitting right over there. >> i shouldn't be. >> where should she be going. >> i should be over there for you. >> i'll cover for you. >> you talk and i will do the graphic. >> i will be in margate on friday, and lucy the elephant along with alex holy.

>> yes. >> a reminder right there on that graphic. >> yes. >> look at that, in margate this friday. >> that is right. >> yes. >> hi. >> how many years have you been doing this. >> don't we love mondays. >> well, you know, temperatures are in the lower 07's, if you are going to the beach today, now we don't have the sea breeze we have a land breeze out of the northwest and it is still pretty chill toy jump in that water at 66 degrees. it doesn't stop most people. low rip current risk and 9v. yes, we are in margate this friday. high pressure in control. it is hot but not quite as humid, just for one day. humidity comes back for tomorrow and then these storms come visit us. it will be this cold front. the cold front will come through tomorrow: the storms are strong in minute so the a we think that could happen to us tomorrow as well. it is 76 degrees in philadelphia, at the moment, and 64 in mount pocono.

seventy-one in reading. 69 degrees in lancaster. seventy-five in wildwood. and we wanted to show you the heat index for today, 89 degrees, and it will actually feel a little bit less than the actual temperature compared to tomorrow. heat index of 104 by 4:00 in the afternoon. that is what we're predicting for tuesday, before thunderstorms hit, but with that build up of heat and humidity, some of these storms could be strong tomorrow afternoon. so comparing where we have been before we see where we're going. 91 degrees was the high yesterday, upper 80's on friday and saturday. we hit 90 on one day. here's day two today and day three on tuesday, with a high of, 96 degrees and then as we mentioned those triple digit heat indexes, less humid on wednesday but it looks like a nine out of ten. if you recall last wednesday was pretty good and then we have unsettled weather returning for thursday and friday and much cooler temperatures for the coming weekend, saturday and sunday, we could see highs, in the mid

70's, so just as summer begins we will get some spring-like temperatures in the weekend forecast, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 7:17. breaking news out of south jersey, sky fox is over the scene of the accident that i told you about early this morning a person struck and killed, by the new jersey transit river line train. this is a live look at what we believe to be the train here between the robeling and the bordentown station. now the river line is that light rail line that pretty much goes from trenton all the way down, through camden, new jersey. it is stopping along the way, and all of the smaller new jersey towns. if we can, lets go to the maps, river line suspended between robeling and bordentown. new jersey transits says they are in the process of putting passengers between these two stations but right new we're looking at the least 30 minute delays on the river line itself and shuttle busing

between robeling and bordentown. otherwise on the majors live look at the schuylkill westbound heavy from the boulevard out through belmont avenue, monday morning rush we have got some sun glare out there, live look at the blue route we have any both directions in the area of route one. i-95 stacked and packed from cottman in through girard avenue. you no he what monday means it means breakfast for all of us. we are heading over to vitarelli ease on the delaware right there in front of the new jersey state aquarium. so stop on by and we will be reporting live from 9:00 to 10:00 o'clock. little breakfast. bring the kid. they are out of school. so bring them on by and we will go over to mike's house afterwards for run much yes. >> westbound 422, between pottstown and 724, just watch for that new traffic pattern, penndot was busy over weekend shuffling barriers around so that will catch you beatrice this morning good we have a question for you, everybody. >> yes. >> are you going to go down the shore on friday. >> oh, yeah. >> well, you should, because we will be there. >> that is right.

>> um-hmm. >> also, the townsend inn led bridge reopening has been delayed at least another week. crews are working to repair the support beams on the beams that expands from avalon to sea isle city, sea isle city. cape may county officials originally hoped to have the bridge back opened before memorial day. >> yeah. >> that is a big weekend. >> that is right. >> well, you know, that was almost a month ago. >> yes. >> anyway, let's talk golf because a a lot of humans were watching the big tournament yesterday. >> jordan spieth has not turned 22 years old yet but he has taken first two majors of the golf season. >> yeah, he had a chance to eagle the 18th but, miss that had putt. he did tap in for a birdie which gave him a one stroke lead. dustin johnson had a chance to win the tournament with an eagle but on the 18th, he did

this. that left him with a relatively short birdie and it didn't happen, and dustin john son, kind of blew it. jordan spieth is now halfway to a grand slam. he won masters. he has the u.s. open. >> he is not even 22. >> amazing yes. >> take already swift makes a bold move to protect her music health, a letter, maintains music industry forever. >> she took on the big boys and won.

gorgeous. 7:23. >> talk about bad blood, well, taylor swift was writing a letter against apple. she was like we're not going to play this. >> taylor took on apple. >> that is right. >> taylor swift threatened to withhold her 1989 cd from apple as new music streaming service. this is after the company, apple announced it will not

pay musicians for music heard during its free trial period. >> well, apparently now apple has had a change of heart. so what was in this letter to make apple change its heart. >> all i have to say is taylor swift should run for president. at 25 she has net worth of at least 200 million-dollar. she has a big punch. she wrote a letter to apple and basically said look, we don't ask you for free iphones don't ask us for free music. she doesn't need roleties when company stream her stuff because she's loaded but she said, new comers, they absolutely need this money. so she said to apple later this in when you start your streaming serve that is will be eventually $10 a month but give customers a three month free trial, during that free trial, pay the artists every time their stuff is streamed. guess what, 24 hours later apple says, okay.

>> good for her. >> it was a lengthy letter. i read it over the weekend. she said, not just indy artists but producers, people that have to feed their families they need this money. they cannot go three months. >> does apple have enough money to pay. >> yes, absolutely. >> yeah, yes. >> it could be something that is overlooked. i know it is being naive. apple could say we have such market share because our new streaming app will be embedded in every iphone an ipad, you know, look at the people that you will reach, maybe three months of free noise big deal in the end when you have such outreach. but it is not necessarily fair, if you want to support an artist you buy their music. >> i cannot imaging three months without getting paid. we have to pay the rent. >> darn right. >> yes, hey lauren. >> yes. >> what time do you normally leave the building there. >> between 11 and 2:00. >> that is a wide window.

>> why are you going to be in new york. >> alex and i will be in your building tomorrow but we cannot get over there until about 2:30. >> well, i have a shoot tomorrow and i might be done around 2:30. >> well, let's do lunch. >> we will see you tomorrow. >> all right. >> bye. >> sees her in person. >> yes, that is great. >> all right. baltimore stroll is going on, what is it, thursday. >> i think so. >> this thursday. >> quincy is giving us a preview because they are setting up. >> quincy, what is going on. >> i'm doing my baltimore avenue stroll, with the dollar. this stuff, has been going on for six years. i will preview the whole festival coming up. how are you doing.

hi sue. >> hi mike jerrick. >> yes. >> hi, everybody. >> so, do some weather and traffic and. >> let's check with bus stop buddy. we make him work even when school is out. >> what is he doing. >> he is going to be at the backyard at the pool. >> if that is work, i'll take it. >> so, sun screen, good idea today. >> yes. >> he does have big feet. maybe we're related.

>> anyway, so it is off to a mild start with temperatures in the 07's right now. we're looking at seven out of ten. it might be eight worth toy day but it will be much warmer than normal. no precipitation in the forecast. we have sun and included right now. 76 degrees is your temperature at the a airport. relative humidity for june in philadelphia it is in the bad. 69 percent. west north westerly breeze at 9 miles an hour and plan on a hot afternoon, just not quite as humid, as it often is around these parts. 91 degrees our high temperature. sunset time 8:33. we have already had now the longest day of the year, so days will be getting a little bit shorter after this. that is a look at your weather authority forecast, lets check traffic with bob kelly, what is up. >> 7:30. sky fox over the scene of the train, that was involved in the fatal accident this morning, we're looking at the new jersey transit river line,

and that is the line that runs from trenton all the way down into camden, a person struck and killed by this train here this morning in south jersey. now lets go to the maps. it was the river line stretch between robeling and the bordentown stations. now new jersey transit is saying it is a trespasser so that means it was not, it wasn't a person at a station. it was somebody crossing the tracks, between these two points. they are putting shuttle bus necessary to play to take passengers from robeling to bordentown and look for about 30 minute delays right now on the river line itself. heading westbound out of town on the schuylkill, delays from the boulevard out toward belmont avenue. good morning to the shaders, maple shade, new jersey we have sun glare every where this morning. delays, extra volume on 73 rolling through fellowship. we are bumper to bumper to bumper here on i-95 southbound from cottman avenue in through girard.

you're slow go on the schuylkill. also i-95 jammed into that girard avenue construction zone. watch for the sun glare, it is wick around that conshohocken curve. mike and alex, back over to you. forgiveness and solidarity was message in many churches around the country including mother belt bethel ame church in philadelphia some residents came to visit their sister church over the weekend. >> nothing is about reason and we cannot do anything about it. we have to move on. >> reverend mark tyler joins us again this morning. >> good to see you. >> so many people all over the country have their eyes on emmanuel ame churches all over the country. first message even though people are dealing with so much they want forgiveness why is that. >> family put it on the table first. in surprising fashion. i don't think anybody expect that in the bond hearing. i'm in the surprised by it.

as i said the folks at that bible study were some of the most devout people, follow thanks come back for those weekday bible studies. always a smart group. it is not surprised that their family believes what they were preaching and teaching all the time good when dylann roof went before the judge for the very first time, they were parishioners there, forgiving him. >> yes. >> i don't know that i could. >> i don't know that any of us could and i believe and in forgiveness but less than 48 hours, after your family members have been killed to stand before the person who allegedly did it, and to offer it, you know, again it is just speaking to the power of what forgiveness does. hatred is what got us here based on lies, racial myths and racism so hatred cannot get you out of here. it does something to free this person. >> when you talk about the power of forgiveness, some people are a little slow.

if i forgive right now, i have even people tweet about this, it will get swept under the rug. we will not address issues of racist familiar we don't say what happen. we forgive you, it is okay. >> i don't want to confuse forgiveness with dealing with the issues. you have to let things go. you cannot carry because it will consume you as well. that doesn't deal with the real issue. i saw a quote from william barber from north carolina perpetrator was caught but killer is still on the loose. the killer in this case was not the young man's actions to the internet, even the gun per se, as much as it is about this attitude of race, and racial bias, that, you know, since the beginning of our country has been founded on lies and miss truths, things that suggest that black people are inferior, soulless and our history has said black people only have souls. so that is real thing we have to address. >> somehow that got into his head over his 21 years and he

spewed it all out, that i guess we have all read by now over the weekend. what did you say yesterday. >> so yesterday i dealt with, the story of joseph in the old testament where joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery and confronted them 20 some odd years later. same brothers came back to him. didn't recognize him because he had adopted egyptian ways, and what i said to them is that, the only way joseph can make himself known to his brothers by taking the things off that he a haddon and his brothers could never know hoe was because they always looked on the outside. reality is that many of us don't recognize our mutual humanity. this young man, thought something of people simply by what they have on the outside and didn't realize he was in the room that have would have taken the shirts off his back to help him have whatever he wanted. that is the real problem when we let race dictate how we view each other. >> are people scared at your church. >> well, you know, lot of people were not, the church was pretty full. i want to say it seems as

though to me, i didn't talk to a lot of members after service, there was a revolve. i will be at church. one of our, bishops in florida released a litany ame have used. others have e mailed me. friend have used it in their church. they said the doors of the church are still opened. the powerful litany, and the doors of the church are opened, is something we say in ame church every sunday. doors are still opened. yesterday the doors were open. folks came in. they worshiped without fear. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you will be heading down to charleston ahead of the funeral. >> that is my plan. i want to be there to pay honor and tribute to my friend reverend pinckney. >> all right. listen to this at 7:36, what one school is doing to protect texting loving students from the belts and why others may soon be following suit.

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walking behind some who has been texting and they slowed way down. you are trying to get someplace and they are walking. >> one university is trying to solve that problem for students and staff. lauren, it can ab anything when you are trying to pass them. >> that is right, very annoying. we heard someone say stay in your lane. it is right lane texting on the stairs at utah valley university. college painted lanes to keep everyone clear, on exactly where they need to be. so marketing and communications department decorated the steps with the neon stripes and they labeled them. they wanted to live even up the campus. lanes are divided in to walk, run and text. the photo went viral. the school says the stair lanes have received local, national and international attention and creative director at the youth said design was meant for people to laugh rather than attempt to direct traffic flow. he wanted to engage student ape catch their attention. so now text and walk lanes have been spotted in belgium, china, d.c.

>> i think this is coming. >> we could use that here. >> bike lanes, people don't follow those rules but that would be perfect because there is so many times, i was in the airport yesterday, it is just annoying when someone is walking in slow motion and you have somewhere to be. they don't know where they are going. they are veering both ways. you have done that before where you are trying to get around them. >> even on sidewalks, yes. >> i have to admit i'm guilty of this just last week i was walking out of the station and looking down and texting and someone goes you better watch it. it was dennis bianchi our general manager. he said you shouldn't walk and text, alex. >> i was doing it yesterday. >> yes. >> i was in new york, i was standing on a street corner, and i knew i was texting right on the corner. you are supposed to go up against a building and get out of the way. >> yeah. >> but what do you do when somebody, i talk about this before, somebody is coming at you. they are about to run into you and they are texting, what you

do do. >> stop, you have to move. >> they can't see you, they can't move. >> they are coming at me and they are texting. i go like this. >> you force them to bum in to you so they have to look up. >> yes. >> that is horrible. >> just bark at them. >> ruff. >> when you are walking on the sidewalk and even when people are looking at each other, who will move, who will do it. who will step up at the last second. >> if you are on the baltimore stroll don't be texting while stralling. >> quincy is there stralling there. >> this is six years we have been doing this. >> yes, it goes on, this thursday, and we will start our preview of the stroll, at the green line cafe and guess what i'm excited because they have these car on the dogs. i'm exited to eat car on the dogs. we will see how they taste and i'll tell you the truth about them coming up next.

we have temperatures in this forecast that makes that look refreshing at this point. it is mild right new but we should be in the 90's by end of the day. 7:45. i will not she you at the

moment on ultimate doppler radar so we will focus on the storm system in minnesota heading into iowa. this is because we will head our way for tomorrow. so we've got a complex of very strong thunderstorms, wouldn't be surprised if we heard, perhaps of a tornado or two. now for us slight risk of severe thunderstorms for tomorrow, not today, today we don't have thunderstorms in the forecast but we will show you what we have planned for tomorrow. or anytime after 12:00 noon. more like two or 3:00 in the afternoon we will get showers moving through. few pop up thunderstorms. just depend on how hot and humid it does get. right now predictions are for heat index to be in the triple digits tuesday afternoon. by nighttime it is on its way out of here but could get loud late in the day tuesday. back to today 76 degrees. seventy-one allentown and reading. seventy-one in trenton as well. seventy-three atlantic city. seventy-seven in wildwood.

mild morning at the shore. not a sea breeze this morning, land breeze. 73 degrees in wilmington which means humidity is so low. we have 65 degrees dew point. that is good. 9 miles an hour wind out of the northwest for most of us. wind are not extreme. it was indeed a steamy sunday. this is where we should have been for first day of summer. eighty-four. this is where we were 91. guess where we are going to day. ninety-one again. 96 degrees, possibly, tomorrow. so, before the thunderstorms hit, wednesday, we're cleared out, that is one thing about thunderstorms they tend to clear the air. it will be less humid on wet and then gets unsettled thursday and friday and hot of cooler air. high temperature could be only in the mid 70's.

there is your seven day forecast from the weather authority, what is going on bob kelly. 7:47. we will make it 7:48. we will be suspended on the river line a person struck and killed by river line train between robeling and bordentown station. so new jersey transit, using shuttle buses between these two points but probably has had a half an her to the trip this morning. thirty minute delays on the river line, this morning. delayed because of the sun glare. live look at the blue route rolling in and out of the delaware county, delays heading down toward airport. here's a live look at girard point double decker. in problems between center city and airport but northbound a delay from wilmington up through the commodore bar which some sun glare out there, as well. ready to eat breakfast? we will go to vitarelli's today on the delaware river right in front of the aquarium from 9:00 to 10:00. we will set up shop with great

breakfast and this is a good spot for tall ships that are come into town. >> when. >> this weekend. it will be set upright here on the delaware. we will tell you all about it. >> is the big rubber deck still coming. >> i would hope so. a size of the building. >> yes. >> they keep advertising it with all of the tall ships so i hope it is coming up. >> that would be great. >> i can't wait to see it. >> the baltimore stroll has nothing to do with the city of baltimore. you take your dollar bill, it is all about west philadelphia. it is this thursday, bargains, bargains, bargains and there is quincy. >> i love a good bargain, quincy. >> i'm trying to get this dollar, yeah, you take this dollar. we are start ago the green light cafe. we have the owner douglass here. good morning, doug. >> how are you doing, good. >> if i come to the green

light cafe on this thursday, 5:30 you have some deals for us. >> we do. >> i'm excited because you have hot dogs but they are not hot dogs. >> what he don't have regular hot dogs but we have the special if you like our car on the dog we work up for vegetarian vegan friend. this is a car the on the on a hot dog bun and a special chipotle sauce. do you want to try that out. >> yes. >> let's get you one here. >> all right. >> how long do you roast carrots. >> they get roasted for 35 or 40 minutes and we finish them on the grill outside so they are night and hot. >> the dollar store has been going on for six years. you have been a part of that for six years. >> yes, from the very beginning. >> okay. >> i'm in the like those food channel guys, if i don't like

it, i will tell you. >> you will like it. >> let me see what this is all about. >> do you want me to hold the mike for you. >> let me see what this is all about. >> that is really good. >> i like the sauce. >> it is spicy. not too spicy. but, we serve this all the time. we only serve this on dollar stroll. >> this thursday at 5:30 p.m. you also have some espressos that will be here. >> we will be serving a dollar espresso shot, come inside here, we will have ten outside with the hot dogs and car on the dogs. we will have the art of the dollar which we will do special as well. >> that is pretty strong. >> that is espresso. >> one thing i like about the green line cafe, outside, you can come outside, you can sit outside and whether is this a area. >> we can sit out here and we can just enjoy the cafe. >> this is a public park,

okay. they took up a couple parking spots and anybody can sit here. this is -- you can just come here and chill, any day you want and this has been here for our third or fourth year. this is very first one of these in the city of philadelphia, it is a test run. it is so popular they bring it back and see more popping up in the neighborhood. >> we will make our way, on our baltimore avenue stroll which is this thursday. we will go up the street. but right now we will keep it here and eat our carrots. >> yes. >> it sound intriguing. >> yes. >> please bring one back or i'll just have to drive right over thereafter the show. >> right now i feel bad because i was going, my dad when he comes to town, one thing he makes that i love. >> bacon. >> he makes a bag of bacon and

he want meade to share with you. but now looking a at quincy eating a car on the dog we will eat bacon. >> we turn over a new leaf, now it is bacon. >> after the bag of bacon we will be healthy. 7:53. what about this the whole country should be talking about this the shooting in charleston, south carolina spark renewed debate about that confederate flag. politicians on both side of the aisle weighing in. ♪ ♪

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it is 7:56. we're watching the u.s. open. interesting looking course. it looked like scotland out there in seattle, tacoma area. >> beautiful. >> no trees though. it is interesting a golf course that they don't have any trees. >> you know why we like the course. >> jordan spieth he is not even 22 years old but he has taken first two majors of the golf season.

>> yes. >> he is a win are. >> how come nobody what the third golf course. spieth had a chance to eagle the 18th but missed that putt he tapped in for a birdie. dustin johnson had a chance to win with that eagle putt. didn't make it. that left him, birth i putt here. that was a forced playoff. but he missed it. so, jordan spieth, he is now halfway to a grand slam. he won had masters. he had has won u.s. open. so what are the other two the british open and is what the other one? what is the other one? the pga. >> there is a fourth one. >> if he does this, you are not even 22. >> no. >> if you are not even 22, what do you do next. i feel bad for tiger woods. things are not going so well. >> tiger may be done. his bad back. he may be done.

>> so, the phillies, they actually won a game yesterday. >> yeah. >> but the big news at the stadium was a squirrel. that is how bad things are when squirrel takes the headlines. >> phillies have a history with the squirrel after a squirrel ran on the field during 2001 playoff series in st. louis. phillies lost that series. >> we started blaming the squirrel. >> on friday night at citizens bank park the cardinals were in town again, and the cardinals, again, and a squirrel stole the show, once again. >> wow. >> my goodness. >> it is had hard to see but squirrel lost its balance and after that decided to go in the dug out. >> you know what happens when things like this go down, mike.

>> what? >> so, look at this one. >> that looked real. >> yes. it looks like he will attack him. >> isn't it weird begins cardinals and their little squirrel from years ago. >> cardinals and squirrels. >> that should be their mascot >> st. louis squirrels. >> i'm just saying. >> horrible mascot. >> little bird on a bat that is not very menacing either. cardinals are a always good. >> yes, they are. it is monday, june between the second, it is the year 2015. controversy after tragedy the debate is on, why the fight over confederate flag is really heating up this morning. >> again. >> general i. >> reporter: our bruce gordon is in rome and final plans are made for pope's visit to philadelphia we will talk to mayor nut's head of his flight yesterday and we will have a preview coming up.

♪ >> heading down the shore, but there is a catch. why this beach concert is different then last years beach concert. and quincy is stralling. >> i'm on baltimore avenue getting ready for baltimore avenue dollar stroll. i just had a car on the dog. i will preview the cafe on baltimore avenue. back to you guys. >> just up baltimore avenue. >> he will get hit. >> watch it, watch it, i really am. >> he will be part of the baltimore avenue real quickly. >> are you having a great car on the dog. >> straight up at 8:00. >> lets go right out to bus stop buddy who is now finished with school. there are a couple of schools still going because of the

snow days last year. maybe a couple days last week but philadelphia public schools finish up last week and owe did bus stop buddy. we still make him work to let you know how to prepare for your day. shades, sun screen today. you will not need your umbrella off to a mile start with temperatures in the 70's. we have a seven out of ten today no precipitation to show you on radar. look at how warm it is already. 78 degrees to start. so not that far to get to 91. 7 miles an hour wind out of the west/northwest. 62 percent relative humidity. it is in the quite as humid as it could be. mostly sunny skies. eighty-five by lunchtime. ninety-one the high temperature today. so, i would call that a hot afternoon, bob kelly, wouldn't you. >> yes, hot, hot, hot. 8:01. still looking for delays on the between the robe heeling and bordentown station running with 30 minute delays some one

struck by river line train this morning between these two stations. otherwise outside we will go, pulling out of the driveways, delays, northbound 202 press i much from west chester to 401, combination of the morning volume and sun glare. also sun glare north on i-95 approaching the commodore barry bridge and a lighter volume than normal. we are seeing unusual traffic patterns, for the better with kids, most of the kids, all done school on this first monday here rolling north and southbound on 476. again, some sun glare heading down towards i-95. joining me for breakfast later today from 9:00 to 10:00. we will go to vitarelli's in front of the camden aquarium on the camden side of the river. we will set up shop there at 9:00. mike and alex, back over to you. 8:02. did you hear about this? many of our leaders here in philadelphia are in rome right now, finalizing details about the pope's visit coming in september. >> jenny joyce is live from the news room, not the vatican with more on the visit.

>> have you heard from bruce or is he still in bed. >> reporter: i have not seen anything from bruce. >> is there proof he is there. >> they have an instagram post. >> eric the photographer, he is on it. he is already working. he have is on the ground in, rome, as of about an hour ago. we are looking forward to their reports beginning tonight at 5:00. yesterday we were at philadelphia international airport as mayor nutter, leaders of the world meeting of families and archdiocese were gearing up for the flight. bruce is now in vatican city for the week to meet with the pope's team. the mayor says this type will focus on the details of the pope's visit to philadelphia, just 90 days from now. for the last year, local leaders have been ironing out plans related to city wide transportation, tourism and security. now we will go over these plans with the vet can and firm up those tea tails. there are a a lot of details that need to be worked out. we have a great plan. but there are a few things that are important, of course, to have face-to-face

engagement. >> it will be wonderful to see everything coming together, for the visit, in september. >> mayor nutter says we know what we need to do as a city to make the pope's visit spectacular. we have handled many big music and sporting event. roughly 2 million people are expect to visit center city while the pontiff is in town but still a lot of details to put in place. this is first time that the world meeting of families will be held in the united states, and the first time that the pope francis will be visiting the u.s., as well, so history will be made here in philadelphia, come september. mike and alex. >> okay. if you see any sign of bruce gordon, let us know. >> i will. >> middle of the afternoon over there, he and eric probably sipping wine right now. >> with some pizza. >> yeah. >> gelato. >> seven steps what do they call them, spanish steps, that is probably where they are right now. they are certainly not on tv, not on our air. >> 8:04. listen to this... >> we need in solidarity ape

praying for families, and our community around the state and particular and i want to say to the citizens of charleston and visitors, thank you that was sunday serve's at emmanuel ame church and solidarity is what many folks are calling for today. specifically when it comes to the confederate flag. many people including our political leaders are calling for the flag to be taken down near the state house in columbia. >> is it in south carolina the last state that are doing this. >> they absolutely are. south carolina was last state to fly the confederate flag above the state house n2000 law make's greed to move it to the war memorial on state house ground. hundreds rallied outside state capitol calling for flag's removal. former republican presidential nominee mitt romney echoed their request. on saturday to many it is a symbol of racial hatred remove it now to honor charleston

victim. president obama agreed he retweeted saying good point, mit t. this was up for debate on sunday morning political show. several presidential hopefuls were asked their opinions. many fielding the question and then didn't give a trek yes or no. >> everyone is being baited with this question as if somehow that has anything to do what so ever with running for president and in my position it most certainly does not. >> well, i can tell you, you can put up confederate flags every where or get rid of the all of the conn if the rayed flags, it will not make any difference. what makes the difference is do we change peoples hearts and mind. >> my opinion is we should let the people of south caroline go through the process of making this decision. >> so they equivocated, jeb bush took a stand, former florida governor released a statement saying, florida removed flag from state ground to the museum where quote it belonged. former secretary of state hillary clinton, of course,

has for years said the flags should come down. south caroline at governor does not have legal authority to alter the flag, only the general assembly can do that. >> nicki haley what is her position. >> she said, we will take a look at it. >> problem is they will not reconvene until january. not only that they have a super majority in the legislature there. >> that could be a uphill battle. latest poll, from november, this is from the winter university poll found 37 percent of whites want the confederate flag to stay, african americans 61 percent want it taken down. >> i thought it would be hundred percent. >> in south carolina. >> that is just in the state of the south carolina that poll. >> it will be interesting to see. >> yeah. >> problem is i think a lot of people want to it happen now, even though it is a lot of people saying we will reconvene. it is not until january. will it still be a hot button issue. >> for so many of us here in the northeast it is a clear cut issue. in the south it is tradition,

especially the whites saying their state was invaded and they go back what 160, 170 years. >> is this a history thing that means it belongs in the museum. >> yes. >> that is what jeb bush is saying out of florida. >> he took a stand. everybody else is going leave it up to south carolina and i guess they do have the point. it is up to the citizens have of south carolina to decide. that have one of those presidential candidates were asked about it. i disagree with governor huckabee about that it provides insight tour thought process a and how you tiehl about certain issues. >> yes he. >> it is a national conversation. >> sure is. >> chris, thank you for that. >> two convicts from new york are out of prison now two weeks, are they closing in on pennsylvania. a resident in the small town of friend ship new york on the pennsylvania/new york border reported seeing what he thought were these two guys from the upstate new york maximum security prison.

he said he saw them walking on railroad tracks just outside of friendship new york. small town is right, right on the border of the two states. so far authorities say the latest sighting is significant, but they say, unconfirmed. they didn't find anybody along those tracks. it is a good day ahead for the family of nfl player devon still. he fridays our area of course, his daughter, looks like she will get out of the hospital. >> that is right, pair made the announcement in this key instagram post. >> hey boo, how are you feeling about the doctors telling you you can leave monday. >> i am going home. >> so we will all be chant ago this today she's going home. lee was diagnosed with cancer last year. she was told in march her cancer was in remission but experienced a setback last no. her dad has documented her cancer fight on social media and everyone loves lea. >> for sure.

>> strong spirit. >> she will be home this afternoon. >> let's hope so. president obama opens up but father hood on fathers day, his schedule is packed but there is one thing he says that he always makes time for. what he says he does every night no matter how busy he is. >> but first do you want to send your kids to college for free? >> yes. >> listen up, companies that are giving parents a big break up next.

okay. here's a look at our planner for the day. plan on a hot one, just like yesterday, because yesterday's high got up to 91 degrees and today, it looks like high pressure will stay in control, for the entire afternoon. what we're watching is a system that is going to be with us, tomorrow. it is in the upper midwest tomorrow right now and a lot of thunderstorms coming our waste with a press i strong system. as you look in iowa very strong thunderstorms there, a

complex of severe storms will be hear about the damage from those coming up tomorrow. 91 degrees today. ninety-six tomorrow. combined with the 91 we had yesterday, this could make our first official heat wave of the season, stringing together three days in a row of 90 or above less humidity and high of 86 and a thunderstorm coming up on thursday and friday, saturday and sunday how unusual for the first full weekend of summer, mid 70's, both days, bob kelly, what do you got. >> not good. good morning, everybody. sue got delays on the new jersey transit river line. river line service suspended between robeling and bordentown looking at 30 minute delays at river line folks are using shuttle buses between the two points. westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike, right before the willow grove interchange you will fine an accident, is there your travel times or i should say speedometer readings, delays on i-95 south from cottman in through

girard. also delays on the schuylkill leaving town from the city avenue interchange out to belmont. sun glare coming around the curve and coming in from new jersey delays on the freeway from the expressway, into 295. mike and alex, back over to you. summer officially here yesterday afternoon at 12:30. it is time for relaxing. >> but unless you are a parent with a teen getting ready to head off to college or everybody else about to go off to school. i want to work, save up some money. you are worried about how you will pay for it. >> dan, i want somebody to pay for my college education. >> it is easier then ever. i have good news this morning, great news this morning and i had credible news this morning. more employers 75 percent of all employers, big companies, provide some type of tuition benefit for their employees. 75 percent. it may not be full tuition. last week anthem blue cross, announced that 55,000 of their employees are eligible for free tuition. great news is now part-time

employees at a lot have of different companies, part-time, alex, part-time are eligible for free tuition. ups, verizon, wal-mart, chipotle, news room's favorite, chipotle, star bucks, if you work part-time you are eligible for free tuition. you have to go where they tell you to go. >> at star bucks you have to go to arizona state university on line. pretty good school by the way. get your degree from arizona a state. now, there are some other restrictions, chipotle some jobs you have to be there at least a year before you qualify. but still you can work 20, 30 hours a week and go to school full-time for free. that is great news. >> incredible news is some employers now offer not just their employs free tuition but the kid of their employees free tuition. >> that is great. >> for example, boston incorporated, the california company said we will pay tuition of any of of our

employees kid to go to school for free. >> i have a question, why are these companies doing that? i love that they are. but is what incentive. >> the job market is more competitive. companies to have compete to attract good talent and retain that goodwill talent. secondly it is good have to have an educated work force. it goodies for the company. by the way heck of a lot cheaper to do this then give them pay raisees lets say i work here. i just want to work here, where ever, just to get my college paid for do you have to work for you when i graduate or do i have to go somewhere else. >> these companies are putting no strings on it saying you can leave when you darn. >> get your money and run. >> great deal. >> here's incredible news. ready for incredible news. we have some employers that are doing free for their kid and their kid, kid, right. that has been around longer then you think. incredible thing is we have not talk bit enough. colleges for exam familiar you work for a college many colleges give their employees and their employees kid future

wigs. millions of americans have gotten free tuition courtesy of the military because, military benefits my sonnies in the military, free college, so there are ways to do this without becoming paying off bills the rest of your life. >> is there something to go to college for free. >> what site you can go to. >> great question. i want to you go to free college.com our web site fox 29 and click on my link or twitter me and i will give you all that information as well. just find me on twitter. we always post everything that we talk about on twitter, at dan ricotta. >> yes. >> give me a tweet. >> you are on twitter. >> i have been on it for a while, but technically dwarf as you can tell. >> that is incredible. >> lets go to college for free. >> i'm all for it. >> thanks, dan. little white lies.

>> yes. >> parents, do you lie more to the kid in the summertime. >> yes. >> apparently you do, we will tell you top ten lies you tell your kids. >> but first, rise and shine, where are you working out this morning, the local gym named one of the best in the country and it is in our area which gym do you think it is. >> rise and grind. >> yes.

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destination. their locationness center city, mount laurel and currently in the works on the main line. thinks where we should go. >> i know, i have never heard of unite fitness. >> we need to get ourselves together and maybe this is it. >> kit cat kline, where is unite fitness, in center city. >> it has got to be close though. >> yes. >> it has to be within walking distance. certainly not running there. in l.a., there is a valet parking, at a gym. >> no, there is not. >> are you kidding me. >> many of the gyms out there have valet parking. >> twelfth and sansom. >> that is right here near my house. >> here's the thing, is there a gym near my house. i will run there i got all work up and i ran and by the time i got there i was so tired. i didn't even go in. >> is there a gym in my building and i don't use it. there is a gym fitness in my building and regular gym in my building, olympic size pool and don't use any of it. >> there is a hotel near my

house. i wand fur they will let me use my door. >> ask them. >> you can get it for $10 a day. can i go in. >> $10 make you do it every day. >> it is worth $0 a day to work out. >> i know it. >> yes. >> seriously. so finally mike we know why if you listen to the show you have to get out and start walking around while i'm trying to sit here and do my job. according to a new study people who spend their day sitting are likely to feel anxious. researchers say because anxiety from people choose to be sedentary or that too much downtime can affect mental well-being. >> it? explains a lot. >> nine international studies and found correlation of the people daily sitting time and risk of anxiety. >> i'm anxiety free because i'm's always walking around. >> i'm sitting here doing stuff, before the commercial even happens, you know, i'm out, i have to sit here, somebody has to sit at the

desk. this time i'm out. i'm feeling anxious, good bye. >> really. >> have a good one. >> good bye. >> what willie do now. >> i have nobody to talk do. >> i am feeling anxious. >> i'm freaking out. >> good bye. >> bye-bye. >> she left. >> bye-bye, everybody. hey, is there a big concert on the beach, guess who they got this year, maroon five, bob kelly, is heading down the shore. there is a catch here, why is this beach concert is different then last year. marine five they are bringing their animals here.

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it is 8:29. looking good in atlantic city, and, it was great by the way, to be in atlantic city last friday, and all of the follow thanks came by to say hi. we had a great time at gillchrist's down there in atlantic city. it was fun. now, bus stop buddy is ready to have some fun. he has got his school's out for summer and he is pool side. temperatures in the 70's. we are off to a mile start this morning. sun screen which somebody on twitter just said looks like the italian dressing, bottle. it is a salad dressing with spf. why not. bus stop buddy isn't real anyway. i mean he sort office, but you know what i mean. well, he is real for us in, our world. it is a weird world, let me tell you. 78 degrees right now. 62 percent relative humidity. that is not bad for june around here but we are warm. we just won't have the extreme humidity that we will tomorrow. that is coming up. ninety-one today. sunny hot not as humid.

tonight we are down to 74 and starting to get muggy. we will talk about the triple digit heat index in the forecast for tomorrow coming up in just a few minutes. hi, bob kelly. >> hi, sue, 8:31. good morning everybody. 295, problems on both 295 and turnpike. first of all westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike an accident right here near the willow grove interchange and then northbound lanes of 295, a crash, between route 30, actually right here near wood crest station gannon that north bound side, ape, staying in new jersey, new jersey transit's river line, struck wye a train earlier this morning. they are using shuttle buses between robeling and bordentown station, and at the moment they are running with 30 minute delays on the river line. here's your speed meter readings, southbound i-95 jammo from betsy to girard. schuylkill heavy from conshohocken in through city line. we have been slow in the blue route in the area of route one, mike and alex.

♪ >> not surprising bride and grooms at their wedding receptions, maroon five is still touring, of course, and they are going to be in atlantic city, alex holley. >> i want some of that sugar. >> last years blake shelton, he gave a free concert on the beach. this year, you will to have pay up. >> yes. >> you will to have pay up. >> maroon five wants money, lauren johnson is that right. >> that is right, it is not a free concert. several big acts will be performing on the atlantic city beach august 16th but as you guys said, ticket will not be free this time. >> maroon five is said to be one of the superstar musicians at this years concert. right now group isn't touring but will make a special appearance because they heard great things about ac. nick jonas likely to fill the music bill. live nation, throwing the big bash, will not make a formal

announcement until later today. last year blake shelton, lady antbellam concerts each drew about 60,000 fans to the beach. sources said about the same number of tickets will be sold this year, and country group rascal flats looking to grace the old sea side beach, with the beach concert but that date has yet to be announced. tickets for this years beach concert, go on sale on friday. >> do you think if we all get tickets, all of our friend will be jealous. >> yes. >> beautiful job. >> jeff gordon at live nation is a friend of this show. he normally watches us. jeff, text me right now, the acts that are going to be announced later today so we can break the news right here on good day. >> i wonder how much it will be. >> i don't know. >> how much are we willing to pay. >> i mean maroon five is a good show. outside on the beach. >> right down to the water.

>> the ocean breeze. >> yes. >> okay. >> i will say, maybe. >> i'll pay 50 bucks. >> i will say 80. >> i will pay a hundred. >> big spender. >> really. >> thanks, lauren johnson. >> bye. >> somebody just tweeted when you walk off the show, this woman said, hey mike, alex left her phone, that is girl code for i'm coming right back. >> that is so true. >> you must have had a number of woman walk out on him though. >> if they leave their phone they are coming back. >> i have to. i can walk right back out. >> you are right, i for got about that. >> speaking of the beach, shoot, i was going to tell you we are going to be in margate this friday. >> we are doing the show live near the beach. >> we normally just sit here at the anchor desk and throw it to others. we are going to, our human bodies will be in front of the elements. >> that means you should come too and join us. >> at the 10:00 a.m. you know how long the show is. >> right there in front of the lucy the elephant.

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well, paul walker's daughter send a touching message on fathers day. she posted this picture of she and her dad on instagram. act are died in a car crash back in november of 2013. >> sweet. >> look at that little face. >> all right. 8:39. so justin timberlake celebrated his first fathers day with son, cylast and posted that picture of a 11 year-old son. caption flexing on fathers day. baby silasuggest look at that cover all i love dad right there on his butt. >> so cute. >> yes. >> wonder how that got in the show. >> um-hmm. >> kit cat kline looks her some justin timberlake. president obama says the white house has made him a better father. >> in an emotional letter published, the father of two,

talk about the will challenges of running a country and staying president for his family. even with the jam packed days president obama said he work hard to carve out certain blocks of family time that are so important. he shares dinner as one of of those times he cherishes where he reconnects with his kids and his wife. he writes at 6:30 no math ever how busy i am i leave working to upstairs to have dinner with my family. my staff knows it pretty. takes a national emergency to keep me away. i'd rather stay up late working, after everybody has gone to bed. >> that is when you bond with your family over dinner, that is why dinners are so important. first lady michelle obama obviously appreciates the effort. yesterday she wrote on her instagram page thanking day and every day about these happy fathers day to her husband. >> it is wonderful. >> i remember growing up we had family dinner almost every night. we go owe around, how was your day. it does create a bonding.

>> every day, at 5:30, when i was growing up, six kid, two parents, we had dinner. everybody sat in the same chair, every night. >> everybody has their spot. >> quincy, seriously where are you now on baltimore avenue. >> i'm on the forty-seventh and forty-eighth on baltimore avenue. you have $3. the baltimore avenue dollar stroll, $3 goes a long way this thursday. we will check out the, the of cafe coming up next, they have some good food here.

we're bright and sunny on this monday morning and it looks good, at frenchmanor in the poconos mountains. it is a cool your, comfortablish morning up there we are warm here in philadelphia, but not quite as humid as we were yesterday. watching this complex of thunderstorms and in minnesota and iowa, why, because eventually going to make its way here really strong thunderstorms and that part of the country, the southern suburbs of the minneapolis really getting hit hard this morning. now for tomorrow, not today we are under a slight risk offer

severe thunderstorms and here's how we play out the day. by 3:00 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon we are at 94 degrees. strong thunderstorms are coming through already. according to this one computer model, in an hour it goes down to 71 degrees, after that cold front comes through. so big difference in temperature. 20-degree temperature tropical. some of them could be pretty loud and last through five or 6:00 o'clock. this is an estimate a accord to go this would be model. there is not a lot of agreement yet about the timing of the thunderstorms but it looks like after a heat index of 88 degrees today, we will have a heat index, the way it feels outside in philadelphia tomorrow afternoon before those thunderstorms hit of 103 . that is dangerous heat, we will have to take care of yourself tomorrow, 102 in trenton. and then things cool off, and we have a much better day on

wednesday. just like we did on wednesday of last week. 78 degrees in the city. we have 66 in mount pocono. seventy-five in trenton. seventy-eight in atlantic city. seventy-nine in wildwood. land breeze today, anyway, past several days we have not been able to figure three, 90-degree days together. ninety-one was our high yesterday. ninety-one is our high today. 96 degrees tomorrow. that will give us an official heat wave, less humid on wednesday and a nine out of ten and then gets unsettled again as we get toward middle of next week and cooler air rolls in for the weekend, first full weekend of summer could see temperatures alex in the mid 70's, for a change. >> have you seen little rascals that little movie. >> sure. >> i love it when he starts singing, i got a dollar, yes. well, quincy is sing ago this this morning because we have the baltimore avenue dollar

stroll on thursday. >> okay. i'm at my second spot, the vietatine cafe i come here what can i get for a dollar. >> you will get vegetarian fresh spring rolls, right here and tofu skewers, and our thaiized tea. >> what will make right now. >> our fresh vegetarian spring rolls. this is a a rice paper wrapper. >> this is actual rice. >> yes, we will hydrate it. >> okay. >> just keep going around and around. >> yep. >> that should be good. >> put it back on your thing. >> what is first step. >> just grab your lettuce and then we will grab the

vermachilli rice and noodles. this is a dollar. >> a dollar. >> and fresh ingredients. >> baltimore avenue, dollar stroll, vietatine have cafe. >> yes. >> you guys have been doing this baltimore store, for six years now. so you have down to a science. >> yes. >> what is this right here. >> this is fresh mint from my mother's garden. it is delicious. we will add. that cucumbers and tofu go in the spring roll. and when you are ready, let's roll. >> just roll. >> one roll first and then go right. >> left. >> okay and then go forward. >> yeah, all right. >> oh, boy. >> i mean you did a good job. >> what can you dip this in. >> two sauces here. >> this is our tam ron sauce and sweet chilly sauce and just dip it. >> see, i'm making this look

like yours. >> you did a great job. >> if you come yours won't look like mine. i will taste a little bit of this. >> yeah. >> it is a all gluten free, vegan, vegetarian friendly. >> you guys, actually started, in the backyard. >> in the backyard good how did that happen. >> my mother was all about hospitality and showing the community, our culture and we just grew from there. >> people love this place so much. >> yes. >> dollar stroll going on this thursday, we're on baltimore avenue between forty-seventh and forty-eighth, come here and get this. this is really good. >> and you made that. >> yes. >> it looks like it was made by you. >> and then chilly and thai sauce. >> and vegetarian dollar stroll because i think this is

for everybody, right. >> all i can tell you, alex, this is really good. it is a dollar, on thursday. let me take a little bit. this is vegan and tofu. >> yep, tofu. >> that is good. >> you can wash it down with a thaiized tea. >> all a dollar. >> yes,. >> that is for sure. >> thanks, quincy. >> have you been wondering where jen freddie's, she hasn't been on the show. she's hanging out with the stars of magic mike and she's sharing some secrets from the set, i have seen pictures she posted on the internet, she's having way too much fun.

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>> i have not seen jurassic world, probably won't go but everybody else has seen it. still number one at the box office. it raked in one of the biggest second weeks ever, with 102 million-dollar. only the avengers for about three years ago, made more in its second week. so, inside out, spy, san andreas and dope, dope, made just six million-dollar. i thought dope would be better than that. >> a lot of people have been pumping that and one of your favorite wrappers is in it, asap rocky is in that. >> i will go see that then. >> yes. >> dave lloyd, better known as young anakin sky walker, yes, well, the phantom menace is under arrest, charleston county south carolina said 26 year-old led officers on a chase reaching speeds in excess of hundred miles an hour before crashing in the fence and then going in to a wooded area.

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town. >> it is an honor to be nominated mike. so, our own lovely mike jerrick has been nominated for best of philly award for best local tv news personality. we have the vote. a lot of people wanted mike to be mayor. if you felt that way, we voted for best news tv personality. so lets see how you are doing. >> i'm getting my hat handed to me. >> i'm getting creamed. >> we have to fix this. >> come on guys, we cannot let him go. >> those channel six dudes win every year. >> if you want to go i just tweeted alex holy fox 29, i tweeted out the link, it is philly mag.com/vote bop for best of philly. it is on our web site my fox philly.com. please guys, seen on tv. >> it is too late. >> today is last day. >> we can push it up. >> we can go. >> they think they have this won but we will come in tail end and we will win it.

we will do this thing. >> i wanted to thank fox, all of the corporate executives who have helped me out with this, not one person has helped my didn't even know. >> all of the disney employees get e-mails, go vote, vote. >> yes. >> we will help you out. >> it ties late. >> let's try to do something. >> preliminary round earlier this year, i was way up. >> we will get people to vote. >> rise up and vote, let your voice be heard. >> rise up. >> yes. >> philadelphia, we need you. >> storm the gates. >> it is monday, june between the second, 2015. >> we will keep checking to see if people are voting, we will see. hopefully you won't be in last by end of the show. >> okay, all right. >> bad blood, taylor swift takes a bite out of the apple. why she took on the world's biggest companies and she actually won. >> she won. >> um-hmm.