>> okay. we have the chopper upright now on your screen right now, live look at skies fox over the scene of this nasty accident that has the northeast extension shut down right now, all northbound lanes closed right before the allentown interchange. what we're looking at here, it looks like this was one of those construction trucks that typically carries the cones and then they have a big yellow bumper with the big blinking arrow. it looks like this guy got taken out here by the tractor trailer in the northbound lanes of the north east extension a few miles before you get to allentown, lehigh valley. this has been closed for about an hour now. traffic is stacked and pack here lined up behind the accident scene. it is tough is about a 10-mile gap, once you past quakertown, there is no turning around. so we're only about 4 miles before that allentown interchange. lets go to the maps if you are getting ready to head out the front door all northbound lanes, right before allentown

are closed and your best bet from quakertown heading north would be route 309. and, another problem overturn vehicle north on 495, right at terminal avenue. so anyone heading north up in toward wilmington stick with i-95, and then 422 west in pottstown remains closed right at route 100 and a early morning tractor trailer accident pulled down other head wires and they are making repairs right now. anyone heading west will not access westbound lanes from pottstown and will to have work their way over toward the pennsylvania turnpike. and then 295 north an accident up here near the florence columbus interchange that has all lanes blocked northbound. good alternate there would be the new jersey turnpike. your normal delays on both schuylkill and i-95 at the moment and mass transit looking good. mike, back to you. >> look out these storms are coming our way, severe storms moved through midwest especially, in western

michigan where a tornado touched down, the national weather service confirmed that a ef1 pretty small tornado with wind of a hundred miles an hour hit the area yesterday. five people had to be rescued but nobody was hospitalized, very strong wind, heavy rain that caused major problems in the state of iowa and illinois. it is moving our way. when will it get here? sue serio has the answer. >> after we get to a heat index above hundred degrees today. yikes. it is going to be hot to daze. it is for philadelphia and surrounding urban counties where we will get the hottest weather by the numbers is five out of ten. watch out for storms. that is why buddy has umbrella and watch for the heat. we have mug it the dog out. yes, muggy, very humid today. wear your shade right now. 79 degrees already. it is only 7:00 in the

morning. 9 miles an hour wind out of the south/southwest, 82 percent relative humidity. here's ultimate doppler. look at all this lightening with the leading edge of these storms as they evening toward williamsport. we will keep a close eye on this area of storms this morning. right now in the 70's and they will stay through 8:00. we are in the 80's by 9:00. morning commute should not have the same problems as the afternoon because we expect thunder, lightening, a lot of storms for evening commute depending where you live and before that happens a high temperature today mike and alex of 96 degrees. >> hard to believe. lets get into this because the whole country is talking about it. >> president other bam ace grabbing headlines for candid remarks he made about race in the aftermath of the shooting in south carolina now many were taken back to hear the actual n word coming out of the president a's mouth. so, obviously he felt like he needed to make a statement by using it publicly in context. >> yeah, so, what did you

think about this. lets have a frank discussion about this on twitter, instagram and facebook. here is what he a said. in his pod cast. you know, i read his book, dreams of my father, and there is also an audio version of that book, and he does say the n word in that about 12, or 13 times. still the president using the word in this pod cast, caused some people to be a little upset with some questioning whether he needed to say the word out loud but the white house press secretary says that president obama was not trying to be provocative, but was having a casual conversation and was making an important point. >> well definitely have a

bigger discussion on that in 30 minutes. south carolina governor nicki hail joins the confederate flag debate and calls for a controversial piece of the south carolina's history to be remove from the ground of the state capitol. they come in the wake of the deadly shooting at emmanuel ame church in charlton. twenty-one year-old dylann roof opened fire at the bible session a at historically black church killing nine people but it is not just lawmakers taking the stand on the conn federal wait flags. private companies are taking action. wal-mart has announced wilt remove all confederate flag merchandise from the stores. lets get back here now. a person on a bicycle hit by a car late last night in the hunting park neighborhood. he is in critical condition. >> philadelphia police say they have the truck involved but the driver ran from the scene, so lets get to jenny joyce because they are now trying to find that driver. >> reporter: they are still, no updates there alex and mike. the victim we do know he is a man in his 50's and remains in critical condition this morning at temple university

hospital. following this hit and run accident, that happened last night around 10:15 in the hunting park section of the city. on 600 block of east airy avenue. a pickup truck, was recovered overnight, a few blocks from the accident scene but the driver has not been located. the accident investigation division is on the case and they tell me they are working to pull surveillance video in the area to help positively identify the person who was behind the wheel of the car and police also telling me they are working with witnesses. they have not yet been interviewed but they are talking with the witnesses, and again they are looking for that video to try to help them put these pieces together, mike and alex. >> my goodness, all right. we want to tell but this coming out of the west philadelphia, police are investigating a home invasion that they say happened shortly after 4:30 this morning. >> officers were on the scene with k-9's in the 4500 block of market street. they are looking at several men who say they got away through the back of the house.

no one was home at the time, of the break in. police are investigating another shooting, this one, on the 800 block of westerly high avenue. it happened around 12:30 this morning. police say that the victim was taken to temple hospital to be treated for a gunshot wound to the upper high, no word on that condition though. this story will sound familiar because we just saw it happened this past weekend. >> more shots. >> shots fired in kensington in the middle of the crowded street. >> with kids, children, among the victims there. steve is on the story, steve? >> reporter: mike, i got good news and bad news. i will start with the good news. there have been no shootings in philadelphia since this day began seven hours and five minutes ago. bad news is we had 450 other shootings before today already in 2015. and, lets go to the one of the most recent ones and the video. no little kid, starting their summer vacation wants to go back in school in september with how i spent my summer vacation essay in an emergency room having shotgun bullets

removed and being saved by surgeons. but now already in the first days of summer, two groups of kid in three days have that experience to write first hand accounts of being innocent shooting victims. as young as three years old yesterday playing in the inflatable now deflated swimming pool blown apart by a shotgun blast. other kid, hit, playing in open fire hydrant, there is surveillance video from the store across the street where you see the kid one moment in the water having fun. it is 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, blazing summer heat. then blazing blast out of the shotgun. you can see on the surveillance an adult male run back to try to grab the kids who have no idea he what is going on, he gets hit and then goes right down. >> it is scary because it is like your neighborhood and you fear for your children. >> he should have thought about the kid before pulling the stuff that he to because if one of our kid got hit or my sister would have died, god bless her it would have been seriously crazy, like crazy.

i thank god that she's good. >> obviously it is a problem. it is ignorant and people shooting like that down the street in the middle of the beautiful day, children get struck, it just makes absolutely no sense but i think, again it reenforcees what we tell you, some of that he is guys just don't care. >> commissioner obviously cares leaving the air conditioning office and going out to the scene himself on get first hand accounts of what happened and again we had kids shot at this block party in mantua on saturday, also by a shotgun, also nobody coming forward and to tell who did that and both of these cases have people fighting in the street beforehand and then person who was not winning the fight, leaving to go get a shotgun and try to win the fight, round one, to by firing a shotgun because their fists could not get the job done. yesterday they did fine the shotgun and you saw that metal sign before the sound by the

all blistered by shotgun bullets and that gives you a sense what the human body gets when it gets hit by a shotgun from close range. just awful stuff. if you think 450 shootings so far as of midnight is a lot, it is actually 13 less shootings then last year but do the math as we approach 500 shootings and we approach july r this city is averaging about a thousand shootings a year. that is a staggering number. >> staggering indeed. you can do a lot of damage with the shotgun, those scattered shots. 7:10. how about this, two people are in the hospital after a car drives right through a home in the rhawnhurst section of the city. >> police say around 5c yesterday afternoon a car going north on castor avenue somehow lost control hitting a car and then driving right in the house. you can see it here. man inside the car was hit, ran to the rescue and then helped people inside the home. >> there was a would machine pinned, and this little child was pinned between the car and

the wall. so, i just kind of like, i was so worried about this woman, you know, i just kind of moved these bricks, like they were, like, i am not really strong enough to do that but i just had to get it done. >> all shaken up. he drove into somebody's house. one that were hurt were taken to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning. septa regional rail trains, hello will be more crowded then usual this summer. lets me tell you y this is as crews take railcars out of service to install equipment needed for a new positive train control system. does that sound familiar? septa says ten or more cars in the 350 car fleet, will be out of service at any given time so the upgrade until at least november that means many trains, which are often six cars or longer, will be

shortened by one car making them five cars long. yes, i'm good with math. new fiscal year begins july 1st, you know that but pennsylvania still does not have have a budge net place. governor tom wolf is at odds with republicans who control the legislature, of course, he is a democrat. tom wolf says they have been unwilling to discuss his proposals to increase public school funding and reduce property taxes. republicans are insisting on measures to overall public pension benefits, and privatized the state control wine and liquor stores. 7:12. some presidential candidates are moving fast to distance themselves from the leader of the white supremacist organization. now earl holt, president of the council of conservative citizens has contributed tens of thousands of dollars to republican candidates in recent years according to the u.s.a. today. that includes senator ted cruz and ran paul and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum and was kin son governor scott walker. walker is only one not

currently declared as a presidential candidates but all four men say they will donate holt's contributions to charity. council of conserve citizens is describe as a hate group and reportedly has had some influence on charleston church shooting suspect dylann roof. >> yes, dylann mention that had group as a matter of fact. >> in his manifesto. >> trial of the six baltimore officers charge in the death of freddie gray begins october . gray suffered a severe spinal cord injury in custody in april and died a week later at the hospital. his death spark protest in the city that gave way to a lot of unrest, prompting city officials to declare a state of emergency and inact a curfew. and a north carolina teen is facing multiple charges after an investigation allegedly uncovered he was trying to provide support to isis. here we go again a criminal complaint a against a 19 year-old justin sullivan, alleged that he wanted to obtain a weapon to kill a large number of u.s. citizens, on behalf of ice is.

an fbi under cover employee made contact with the kid, in early june and uncovered his plan. he said he planned on doing a minor, some minor assassinations, minor assassinations, for training, before his big attack, 19 years old. 74:00. woman from mexico says if she saw jesus on a tortilla. >> what better way to do this story then on taco tuesday. >> what? >> did i just say that. i have to read ahead. >> the woman is making corn tortillas on a fire inside her home when she noticed a burn mark. she and many others say this looks like jesus. >> or howard eskin. >> did you just say that? >> she isn't looking to will sell it on e bay but she put it in the center of the

family's alter. do you think it looks like jesus. >> let's rerack that sucker, rerack it. >> lets see it. >> it is coming up. >> yes. >> wait for it. >> does it look more like howard eskin or jesus. >> i don't know. >> it looks like the burger king guy too doesn't it. well, so does howard. >> colonel sanners. >> wait a minute. >> albert einstein. >> colonel sanders own taco bell right now. >> yeah, they do. >> i know they have kfc, and/taco bell all in one. >> as long as she believes, that is all that matters. it is in her home. >> all right. >> 7:15. we're back looking at this accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, all north bound lanes closed approaching the least high valley. the problem is that about 10 miles worth of stuck traffic out there, on the

northbound lanes, of the extension, it looks lick this tractor trailer smacked in the back of one of the construction trucks out there on the northbound lanes. lets go to the maps, northbound closed right now between quakertown, and allentown, and there is again about a 10-mile stretch before you get to the accident scene and we are stack up pumper to bumper. if you are leaving quakertown right now northbound 309 is way to go and that will get new to allentown and back on your way. a live look at an overturn vehicle look at this mess downtown here, this is vine street expressway, coming off of i-95, all traffic stopped right now, is there the wheels, and under carriage of this vehicle that is on its side coming into philadelphia, fire fighters are on the scene, even school bus, maybe kid on a class trip, coming into center city, stacked up on i-95 south, trying to get into downtown because of that overturn vehicle and then

we're shut down in both directions here, along i295, it is 295 at florence columbus, both directions, closed, you yan to use the new jersey turnpike as an alternate. we have closures of both 295 and the northeast extension. we hope ac it is working this morning. >> indeed because it is already in the upper 70's just about every where. look at what is heading our way. we have to look at ultimate doppler here. we have very strong thunderstorms with a lot of lightening apparently heading towards williamsport, pennsylvania and we are indeed under a enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms according to the storm prediction center out there in oklahoma. they issue a report about who is under greatest risk of thunderstorms. today it is us. temperatures are getting warm. trenton 76. >> seventy-two in mount pocono. seventy-eight in millville. close to 80 in wildwood, new jersey. we're checking dew points in the 60's to the north of us.

that is not too bad. but once dew point-inch in the 70's then we are talking about oppressive humidity. we are up there, already, it is only going to get worse. wind, the direction is the key, remember yesterday we had north westerly wind. today southeasterly. that is where heat and humidity comes from and that is what is going on today and that is why we have a heat advisory because we are expecting the heat index to be above hundred. that is how it will feel outside in a couple hours, really, so we have to take care of yourself, make sure you stay hydrated today and don't over exert yourself. by 2:00 we have a heat index of 101, for today, and then thunderstorms will hit. we will also be official today with our first heat wave of the year, nine is first on sunday. ninety-one yesterday. and 96 today. eighty-seven tomorrow with lower humidity. we will give tomorrow a nine. most of thursday should be

okay until rain moves in, friday, saturday, and we will get unsettled as we get in the weekend with high temperatures on saturday and sunday guys only in the 70's and this is the first full weekend of summer. >> it sure is. >> you know that karlie lloyd, we just love her on this show, she has been by a number of times to the program. >> i would call her a friend of good day philadelphia she made above the fold in u.s.a. today's sports section. >> that is a game face. >> take a ball off the top of your head you will grimace, right. so they have scored two against, the you had, now will advance in the quarter final of the women's world cup. >> it is all thanks to this big moment. >> yeah. delran new jersey, karlie lloyd, scored one of the two goals in the win. >> u.s. will now take on china

friday night in the quarter finals. >> that will be tough. >> yeah. >> you can watch that game right here on fox 29 and remember, we were tweeting about this last night karlie said for each goal that i score i will eat a doughnut here on "good day philadelphia". >> she will have to consume at least one doughnut when she get back. >> game against china will be tough because a number of our players have have received yellow card and a couple of our good players will not be playing, this is going to be tense. they didn't play particularly well last tonight and still won. >> what do you think. >> tell me what k cup is. >> everybody says i say it wrong keurig. >> k cups are what you put in the machines to get your coffee. so now it is easier to get coffee then where are americans drinking less coffee then in years past. there has been a change in the morning routine, mike. >> less coffee. >> i love tea. >> i know [brad] my friends, my sweet, sweet friends,

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>> most people start their day with coffee. mike, i want to say you drink coffee but you put all this stuff in on, latte, i don't even necessity fit is coffee. >> are you saying you are a frufru drinker. >> lauren, i like to have a venti. >> yes, like this. >> yes. >> foam on your upper lip. >> yes. >> yes. >> skinny, vanilla latte. >> but do you know what, in our green room, lauren simonetti we have one of those keurig machine with those little k cups. >> how do we say it, keurig. >> everyone says i say it wrong. >> just say it. >> keurig. >> how aim saying it, keurig. >> it is a little k cup. >> the thing that makes the one cup of coffee, it is really expensive pouch. quarter of americans have one of those machines so you no longer brewing that pot of coffee and come on do you ever

drink the whole pot. you pour half down the drain but when you brew k cup you are drink ago this one cup of coffee and sometimes you go back for a second. because of the k cup trend as a country, for the first time in six years we are drinking less coffee. so average is 1.85 cups a day, now, hold on, i got to find it, i don't know is what considered a cup, if it is traditional measurement, or if it is star bucks tall measurement, mug of coffee, they say cup, that is a very loose term these days i feel like good i would agree. >> hey, let's move on from the coffee, i don't care about that. is what the deal with the cereals like my trix, trix are for kids, they are not the same colors. >> nope, because they are taking and actually they have taken already, as far as trips are concerned, the artificial colors out. so when you buy new trix boxes, right there, there is no blue and there is in green. >> ahh.

>> there is, yellow, ones brownish ones and purple and red. >> yes. >> for a cereals bowl is no longer fun. >> no. >> it is all healthy stuff. >> at least it is healthy. >> it is healthy, this is the buzz word and trend, general mills will take every single artificial flavor out of all of its cereals by 2016. >> truth is coming first. >> picking out the colors. >> would you rather pick out colors or be dead. >> pick out your colors. >> yes. >> we will take earth tones. >> a couple of blue and green trix never killed anyone. >> hey lauren we will see you again tomorrow. >> you too. >> is what oldies new again. there is a trend in baby names, we have not seen since the 80's, that was 30 years ago. >> why parents apparently they don't want to you necessity if their baby is a important or a girl. >> we are going bob to generic names. >> all for it

we're at 7:30 hour. >> the northeast extension, looking from sky fox over the scene, the accident that involved a tractor trailer that smacked in the back of one of the construction vehicles on the northbound lanes between quakertown, and the lehigh valley interchange.

again, all northbound lanes are blocked. this happened about 4 miles before the allentown interchange. is there miles of stuck traffic behind this shut down. once you past quakertown kind of dead in the water there. so lets get to the maps. if you are leaving the house from quakertown or the lansdale interchange and heading north up toward allentown, lehigh valley area your best betties using route 309, don't pass quakertown otherwise you will get stuck in the backup. some good news for motorist on 295 they have reopened both lanes, both directions i should say near florence, columbus. we were shut down for a nasty accident there, and still backed up i would use the new jersey turnpike heading out of the front door ape we're still closed on 422 west right at route 100 interchange because of an earlier tractor trailer accident, and also took down some wires, mike and alex back over to you. quick weather.

>> i'm sorry, lets do weather. >> it is a rough morning. those big road, all those accidents and thunderstorms haven't even arrived just yet. eye on the sky later on. buddy has his umbrella and his shades ape his dog, muggy because it is already humid out there mild start with temperatures in the 70's, a five out of ten in your weather by the numbers and as we look at our heat advisory it will feel like a hundred or more, by maybe lunchtime or 2:00 this afternoon. 79 degrees already. here's leading edge of those then are storms heading toward williamsport right now, we will see if they will hold together. so morning commute looks okay, it is later on things could get a little rough when we get to a high of 96 degrees and then those thunderstorms hit. so mike and alex, an eye on the sky later on today. >> that is for sure, it will be loud, a lot of thunderstorms today. >> 7:33. lets get back to the story we are talk about the president

of the united states, dropping the n word during a pod cast, obviously he felt like he needed to make a statement, saying it out loud, on tape. >> it is a word we don't use because of the history of hate. for that reason you will not hear president say it on our air but we have lowered audio because impact was just as strong without hearing it and some people are upset. it is sparking a big debate. let's listen. a professor that we know very well, thanks for being here at the show. what is all of the hub bob. >> i think people are confused. i have been receiving calls from a lot of my white collogues who say chad on one level he is calling young man in baltimore thugs. young man in south caroline's

doesn't say anything and now using the n war. context wise when we look at what the president was saying i understood what he was saying. he was talking about the disease of racism and all of us in our democracy need to up root racism offer are side. similar to mark twain and usage of the war. context wise i understood where he was going with the word but very surprising and alarming for me because this is a president who has not spoken with that type of language. i think outrage that we see should not be the word that president used one time verse those who used the word on a continuous basis since he has been in office good if you go on the internet, same people that said he used it on a pod cast are, you know how many times he has been call the n word every day on the internet. >> e-mails that do not come but we do know those that reached public where individuals talked about him and his family. the first president that has received this type of president of any iting president. once again context means everything but i would have

like the president not to have used the word because it gives ammunition for those who say see, the president says it. >> i think he still called have talk about the disease of racism, institutional racism and how all of us as americans can work to up route american racism and dismantle it. >> at the same time the fact he did say it, it is all over the news and forcing people to have that conversation. >> you are absolutely right. having that conversation is essential. we need safe environment where we can have a conversation. not my pain is worse than your pain. when we look at what happened in charleston, it was a terrorist act this young man was out ridden from a evil perspective because of skin color. now that the church is back, you know, to a sense of normalcy per se we can have this conversation. we need to have this conversation and put those elephants out of the room. >> you are so right had we not used it we would not even be talking bit. >> true. >> when it comes to the surprise factor a lot of people feel like he likes to straddle both side, stay in the middle. do you think now, i guess,

move to the left do you think he will speak out more and saying more things. >> i think that is exactly what will happen. i was very surprised. the president with my keepers keepers initiative. more conversation around racism. we will see a different president. coming in the presidency he thought he would be able to have this conversation. it is very difficult to have this conversation even as professor of race relations for me as an african-american teaching primarily white students. i have to be very tack full in the sense not playing blame game or making them feel bad for white supremacy. price supremacy is a idealology. it is prejudice plus power. reality is we want an effective coalition on every side of the color and gender line to address the in eke witt we see in the owe site. >> you say it was alarming, why do you say that. >> because, the president is always been professorial. he has been calculated and very poised. >> but this was calculated. there is no way he just blurt

that had out. he knew when he went in the interview wow use that word. >> i can only guy by the white house and what they are saying, he said this is not something he set out to do. we don't know. but the converse assayings has to be structured. we have to look at that storied history and bring in the, the prime and charleston gives them an opportunity to look at once again what is happening in our democracy as it relates to white supremacy. >> he said in that pod cast you cannot repair two or 300 years of damage in one, six year presidency. >> exactly. it will take a lifetime for to us do it, another 150 years but at some point we have to deal with those elephants that are in the room. it just so happens this format with you two this morning is a start. >> do you think this makes it worth it the fact that he used it and everybody is talking about it now. >> i think it is. maybe that what's affect. we don't know what the motivation was but we can use that for a m to have a healthy conversation. >> thank you so much.

>> professor, always good to see you. >> do you want any coffee. >> i don't do coffee but i'll take some tea. >> how about a doughnut. >> in doughnut. >> and it has pulp in it too. >> my favorite. >> how about this. skinny jeans, bad for your health. how they landed one women in the hospital, her jeans were so tight, she had to go to the hospital.

i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] we will be on the beach this friday, in margate, 7:00 to 10:00. >> just go to lucy the elephant. we will be right there on the boardwalk. we will be out there on the beach. you will be able to find us. 7:40. 2015 is called the year of gender neutral names for babies. >> according to a new survey by baby center.com. millennial parents pennsylvania are more open minded a don't want their

children to conform to stereotypes. againer neutral names came popular in the 1960's. that trendies now back. so, the winner so far, a more i. >> yes. >> a amore. >> that can be used for both. >> that can be used for both. >> 56 percent increase for girls and a 22 percent increase for boys. >> okay. so amore is a girl and a boy's name. >> also names like carter, phoenix, sawyer, and a few others. >> carter can be a girls name. >> sawyer. >> phoenix. >> according to this service, alex. >> alex. >> alex. >> it is a boy or a girl but you are alexandria. >> will alexandria. >> i thought were you alexandria. >> come on michael eugene. >> alex contract. >> my dad his name is alexander. he took that and my mother's

man is sharon and with a y. she put it together, with a y. >> but you sayal ex-contract. >> but you say, you are alexandria. >> no one said my full name so it is weird, it is just alex. it gist too much to say. you rush and get my attention, alexandria, alexandria. >> okay. >> it is just too much. >> alex. >> alex is good. >> yeah. >> what is your middle name. >> elizabeth. >> that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> it is a new season, that means it is time for new trend, what does that mean new season of what? oh, summer. it is summertime. have you ever heard of the puff i dog eye. >> i wonder what that looks like. >> what about the sand art hair. that sand art in the model? you can do it in your head.

>> i like that. >> lets try it.

good morning everybody. here's a scene of that accident from sky fox on the northeast extension. a tractor trailer smack in the back of one of the work trucks right there. it has happened about i'd say

5:45 or 6:00 this morning. diesel fuel spill. good news/bad news. good news, no one was hurt. bad news is we are looking at about a 6-mile jammo right now on the northbound lanes of the northeast extension. this happened right before the allentown interchange, if we can go to the maps. again, it is northbound side right before allentown. see that is back of that construction truck there. that got hammered. good news is now only the left lane is opened. so instead of the closure which we have about a 6-mile backup, only that left lane is opened. do we have that picture there? there we go this is a picture from our photographer jared who is stuck in that 6-mile parking lot. i think this is his way of saying he will be late, today, okay, send us a a picture of the traffic jam of you in the traffic jam, but that is the

northeast extension. good news, again, one of the two lanes are opened as you head northbound but leaving the house right now out of quakertown would i say just use route 309 as an alternate. 295, also was closed both directions for quite sometime near florence/columbus interchange, both directions are opened but a big backup to the new jersey turnpike is way to go. 422 west you'll find delays closed between 1662. so for the gang leaving pot town we have a tractor trailer who took down overhead power lines earlier this morning and that caused a mess. just a lot of hot tempers and on top of that we have hot temps. >> jared, trying to get to the crayola factory. >> is that where they are going. >> to be with quincy later on this morning so hopefully they will get there. >> cover them, please. lightening safety week thinks week. it is pretty convenient because we will get some later

on. we are seeing some on radar. do you know what the fear of lightening is? astros phobia. the sixth most common phobia in the world have the lightening temperatures can get as high as 54,000 degrees and there are 25 million lightening strikes per year, in the united states. so, not so fun facts, about what happened a along with thunderstorms and that is dangerous lightening and there you see it, on ultimate doppler radar looking at current radar in williamsport about to get those thunderstorms in the midwest yesterday, moving our way today. so, as we look at the storms and timing of the storms by about 2:00 in the afternoon we are seeing them pop up to the north and west of us, lancaster county maybe berks county a and they have moved through three or 4:00, all in advance of the cold front that will make a nice change by tomorrow but we will be rocking and rolling throughout the rush hour by six or 7:00. storms are at the shore.

they should get out of here after. that cloud will clear as actual cold front comes through and we are left with nicer conditions tomorrow but close to 80 degrees already in philadelphia. seventy's, lower 70's to the north of us, upper 70's to the south of us, dew points in the 70's and where that is that means humidity. 91 degrees on sunday and yesterday. ninety-six today. it means a heat wave first one of the year. eighty-seven tomorrow with lower humidity. thursday and friday don't look too bad maybe a few showers here and there and as we get closer to the weekend big change in weather path western temperatures in the 07's on saturday and sunday. stay tune for more on that as we get closer to the time. there it is your seven day forecast from the weather authority. >> beautifully done. >> that stinking cheater patriots quarterback tom brady will plead his case in about two hours. >> he will attend a appeal

hearing. patriots were find a million-dollar and brady suspend ed for four games. investigators ted wells confirmed that the super bowl champs illegally used under inflated footballs in the afc title game. >> yeah, afc, that is the national football conference. >> yes. >> there he is, he used to play for the phillies. big news involving pete rose. i bet you know by now. espn has obtained copies of what they say are betting sheets, his betting sheets, from his friend mike, who placed the bets for him. the key about this evidence is that it is from 1986 when he was still playing, still playing and betting. pete rose has only ever admitted to betting on baseball when just the manager of the red. this may kill any chance he has of getting into the hall of fame or back into baseball

in general. >> it noise secret, we're in the middle of the rough patch. >> hi chris. >> when it comes philly sports. >> we're in a bad spot here, chris murphy. >> what can you say, right? is any team good. maybe eagles. >> i'm optimistic about the eagles. i'm also optimistic after thursday this week our sixers but right now. >> arena football team is doing good. >> let's laugh about this a little bit. our friend, sean brace from philly influencer.com which ace a i good web site he started up and fox 29 contributor from time to time. he tweeted something that caught our eye and it brought a tear to my eye. i was laughing and crying at the same time. >> here's the deal in recent days we saw andre iguodala and

kimmo timonen, of course, bring home championships. our friend sean brace from philly influencer.com, got to thinking who would be next. so, here's the deal, he will play odds maker all for fun. andre iguodala 12 to one to win another title. chip kelly is first as eagles head coach 30 to one. a as u.s.c. tro januaries head coach he will win with odd much better. >> so that is if he quits our team and goes -- >> and then think bring chip kelly in. >> thinks all for fun. >> better odd of winning with u.s.c. then with the eagles. >> i saw tim tebow's name on there. >> tebow currently and eagles. he will win it all after getting traded to the seattle seahawks. brace calls this the chip kelly effect, seahawks will sign him and the odds on there for him to win, what are they

right there, and how about the best, funniest one yet, any ex-flyer, any ex-flyer two to one odd. any traded flyer will win the stanley cup in the footsteps of jeff carter, mike richard, dan car seal owe and kimmo timonen who just won with the black hawks. >> they have to leave us. >> got to leave. >> to win. >> well, that is just depressing. >> i don't like that at all you left and went to fox and friends, killed it. >> and now i'm back. >> i feel like a champ right here. >> yes. >> that was depressing. >> see you monday. >> get out of the studio. >> so happy to be here. >> i am. >> do you love your skinny jeans. i have a pair of skinny jeans now. >> be careful, yours are tight. yeah, doctor mike is here to tell us how a pair of jeans left one woman. >> my jeans are so tight they are like a cheap hotel.

no ballroom.

okay. those skinny jeans could pose serious health issues. this story remind me of that seinfeld episode, which we do on the show, remind me of a seinfeld episode. crammer was in love with his skinny jeans. here he is. >> he tried to pull the jeans

off. >> doctors say skinny jeans are not a laughing matter. >> they can cause severe nerve damage in your legs. >> doctor mike, good morning. >> hello. >> you pull off skinny jeans since you wear them they have a line to impress, and indent in your skin. >> more than a line, it causes such tremendous compression, that it damages nerves, decreases blood flow and you can get a condition called compartment syndrome which can cause all kind of problems. mike, you wear these, right. >> i do have a pair of gray, very skinny jeans but i don't wear them like weeks at a time, is that a problem. >> what happens with this case is that a women put these on and then help her friend moves. so she was squatting, lifting things. i just want to show people what is going on in your legs. they are beautiful machines. do we have this. there are all kind of arteries

and veins. what these tight jeans do is they cut the blood flow off and then we ask there is nerves in there. take a look at the nerves. this woman had, nerve damage, leading her to not be able to walk. i'm all about fashion, but come on. >> do you have skinny jeans. >> oh, no. >> we cannot squat, you can wear them just don't squat in them. >> it depend on how tight they are. >> they are skinny jeans they have to be tight. >> if you are going to do it, don't do it for very strong. >> great excuse to not help your friends move. >> true. >> i got my skinny jeans on i can't help you move. >> can i just clear something up, back in the day they said get rid of the scales in your bathroom, don't weigh yourself every day. >> yes. >> but there is a new theory that you should weigh yourself every day. >> especially if you are a guy. do i this, every morning.

i weigh myself and i go up a couple pound here and there. this new study shows if you do that is specially if you are a guy it keeps you on track and makes it happen. >> well, that makes sense that is why i did it. >> yes. >> you feel guilty. >> it just keeps you on target. before we go, i have a friend, her name is alexis. she's four. i met her mom at the paws event last night, and she is just too cute. so alexis, who watches the show, did say that her mom told me she she things you are a kooky. >> i'm big were four years old. >> that is my crowd. >> good day, it is tuesday, june 23rd, 2015. weather drama on the way for your tuesday. first the heat and humidity which gives it a triple digit

heat index and then the thunderstorms that arrive later on. we will have all of the details coming up, hi chris. >> some tragedy coming out of hollywood oscar winning musical composer james horner has died in the plane crash, tributes coming in this morning, mike. emotional, yeah, for kids, how do you talk to your children about their feelings. well, this new movie is perfect conversation starter, why inside out is a more than just entertaining it can help with the kids. >> hey, alex. >> um iser is here and so are hot new beauty trend. do you like this hair. have you heard of sand art air. four looks thaw need today, we will show you here on good day. >> sand artist that thing do you in little bottles. >> with different layers good do you that on the boardwalk and you put different sand in there. >> i like that look.

it is youthful certainly. >> it remind me of the my little pony, with different hair extensions. >> yes. >> sand heart with our hair. >> sand art in your hair a little bit later on. >> wonderful. >> all right. we have a look at the heat advisory, that is in effect for today. it is starting until 11:00 and goes until 6:00 when it feels like it is hundred degrees or more and this is mostly for metro area where it gets warmer then the shore and mountains. that is for all day to day. buddy is ready though. he is by the pool but he knows, if he hears then tore getaway from the water because that means lightening is nearby. muggy the dog means it is humid out and temperatures in the 70's. we are off to a mild start where we are five out of ten because of the storms, steaminess. we are 80 degrees, already and we are heading to a high in the 90's today. all that lightening already out to the west of us on

ultimate doppler, 96 should than the high. seventy is low tonight as we clear up a after midnight it will be a much better day tomorrow but we will be rocking and rolling later on today. hey, bob. >> 8:03. live look at i-95 and i-95 southbound bumper to bumper from cottman into girard. we had an earlier accident backup on the bennie as well all coming into philly heavy from the camden side into downtown at eighth and vine. north bound on the northeast extension approaching allentown there is at least one lane opened, lets roll video from sky fox pulling up to the scene this tractor trailer smacked in the construction vehicle on the northbound lanes right before the allentown interchange, luckily in one was hurt, but they are cleaning up a fuel spill only one of the two lanes are opened if you are leaving the house right new from the quakertown or lansdale interchange your best bet use route 309. mass transit looking good,

mike and alex, back over to you. at least one person ways seriously injured as severe storms and five tornadoes ripped across the chicago area. that was last night. fire protection district in coal city, illinois not far away says it is suffering from down power lines, natural gas leaks and heavy flooding of roadways making much of the area passable especially hard hit was northern illinois. iowa got touched too as well. all that stuff is moving here. >> yeah. so folks getting ready for a hot one. sue said it will be steamy and then storm. >> oh, yeah you are in a perfect spot there jenny joyce. >> reporter: yes, rather refreshing right new but as you heard, yes, steamy, stormy, highs in the mid to upper 90's, feeling like triple digits. cities health department is now warning people about this excessive heat, especially

warning children and elderly to be careful. city says weather will not be extreme enough nor launch the heat line. they various want people to take it easy as temperatures continue to climb today. we always tell people wear light colors, hats, try to stay in the shade. you will also need that umbrella. that is good news as these roll in we are expecting it to cool off. right now not so bad. i might be getting a fun tane breeze here but it is expected to get more hot as day goes on before the storm begins to roll role in. >> be a little careful today, what do you say, thanks jenny, 8:05. in the afternoon now over there the group led by, our mayor, toured the northern american college, earlier this morning. thinks where many young americans had to study for the priesthood. there was also a major

announcement made by the performers appearing at the world meeting of families, events, this september. >> it gives me great pleasure to announce today that famed italian tenor andre botchily, latin american superstar, and our hometown jewel, the philadelphia orchestra, led by will perform at festival of families in philadelphia on september 26th. >> that is just a great line up, alex who wille. >> okay. >> thank you maybe he will perform. >> sit a man or a woman. >> a man. >> 8:06. how about this a truck that hit a man while riding his bicycle was found not far from the accident in hunting park. it happened around 10:15, on the 600 block of east erie avenue. up investigators tell us that the driver took off though in the pickup truck. fifty-nine five-year old victim was ride ago this bike and remains in critical

condition. police are working to pull surveillance video to help positively identify who was behind the wheel of that truck. shooting in kensington inn yours seven. victims range from age three to 46 years old. suspect fled the 700 block of east hilton street on foot yesterday afternoon. police found a shotgun near the scene and we are trying to confirm fit was used in the crime but they just started shooting in the middle of the day. >> middle of the day with kid around. >> listen to this... >> of course, you know that song from titanic my heart will go on sung by celine dion but it was the work of james horner, and it earned him two oscars. >> hollywood is upset this

morning after learning the 61 year-old was killed when his plane crashed in california. chris is here in the news room with what officials are saying about the accident. >> we have lost great people in plane crashes, guys. horner composed music for more than 100 films including avatar, field of dreams, brave heart, a beautiful mind and two star trek movies, not to mention titanic as you just heard. this is the crash site just outside santa barbara. wreckage discovered yesterday. officials say horner was flying his own plane and was only one on board. he was only 61. he had so much more to do in hollywood. his well men friend were quick to react. ron howard tweeted brilliant composer james horner, friend and collaborator on seven movies has tragically died in the plane crash. my heartaches for his loved ones. others, i'm so sad to hear about james horner, he scored first movie i did, star trek two, great composer, great person, huge loss.

rob low tweeted there is nothing that shaped my movie going experience more than musical genius of james horner. he will live on through the ages. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >> he was the pilot. >> yeah, pilot, only one on board. as you know, a lot of these famous, rich people mostly in southern california, they have their own planes, guys. we just heard, of course of the plane crash with harrison ford, on that golf course. he was lucky to live. >> well, it said north of santa barbara. it is almost like santa barbara, palm springs. >> i know you lived in los angeles and sometime in san francisco. i'm from l.a. when you go back to visit now it is an entirely different landscape what you remember. it is so dry there right now. >> it is like palm springs. >> remember, we're digressing here but, santa barbara this

area you are looking at is one of the richest region in the world for grapes and wine growing. >> remote area and that is why we are just finding out about it now because this happened yesterday. >> gotcha. >> chris, thank you. 8:10. >> guess who is on good day this morning. >> it is mark wahlberg. >> so he will talk to us about why ted two will be better than the first ted. >> you know, these are pretty funny movies these ted movies, but first speaking of movies, have you seen inside out, lot of kid do. it is a great movie but also a good conversation starter with your children about their feelings. their emotions.

lets see where thunderstorms are right now. all this lightening showing up on ultimate doppler radar as we see thunderstorms in williamsport in the central part of pennsylvania heading our way. we will see how long it takes.

we are thinking between two and 9:00 p.m. but these look like they may be on the move, faster. 80 degrees in philadelphia already. it won't take licensing before we reach 90's and get our first official heat wave of the season. seventy's to the north of us and 80's to the south. eighty-one millville. eighty in dover. we have wind coming out of the southwest and we have much more humidity then we had yesterday. at least there is a breeze but we will get to a high later on of 96 degrees, and then 87 for tomorrow with lower humidity after all that loud thunderstorms out of here. it gets cooler towards the weekend and more on that as we get through the mess we have later on today, bob kelly. >> afternoon baseball and soccer game mom and dad heading to work her live look at schuylkill expressway at 8:14. jammo both directions near city avenue folks leaving town, coming into town, rush hour underway, same deal on

the bennie stacked up from camden into downtown. north bound on the extension, traffic traffic moving again but traffic dissipating from that earlier tractor trailer accident approaching allentown, approaching allentown interchange. i-95 jammed up near florence, columbus. mass transit is looking good. >> i'm joy. >> that is anger. >> thinks discuss. >> and that is fear. >> fear, leading to emotions. >> wow. >> these are why these memories. >> and happy memories. >> made me hold on. >> what happened. >> sadness. >> something to deliver. >> is everything okay. >> wow. >> that was at scene from disney pixar's new film inside

out. so movie takes us in the mind of the 11 year-old riley as she learns to deal with her emotions including joy, sad, fear, anger and discuss. >> it is more than just entertainment but one of the stars amy poehler, who does such a great job, she says it is helping her talk to her own children. >> 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 cannot sit your kid down and say how are you feeling. >> let's bring in doctor allen, director of political change in couples family and therapy department. i love this idea. >> i love it too. >> talk to my girls about any topic, you watch a movie or tv show and then you make comments to the screen and then they pick up what you are true thoughts are. >> yes. >> i like it. >> i love it. you know when they called maine about this i said i'm there. adults don't know how they are feeling, let alone, being able to teach their children. so having a movie that talks about the inside out and how

we're sometimes unable to externalized our pain. think about it if our emotions are driving us and we don't know what they are then that can lead us down a path of destruction. helping your kids to really understand what those stories are. >> is there one guy stand up comedian by the name of lou black, he plays a character who is mad all the time. perfect character for this he have is angry all the time. if your kiddies really angry a lot of time, how do you talk to him about that. >> first of all, i say identify emotions. in our culture we do two emotions mad and sad. we dent want to feel sad because it is vulnerablee motion we go to mad. identify the emotion and helping them express it. other thing is kid will show you better then they can tell you. >> it is okay to be sad. we say big boys don't cry. we are human. things happen. we feel sad. being able to express those emotions appropriately and

then even being able to regulate the emotions. putting a two-year old in front of the car, and say just drive downtown. you wouldn't do that right. well we, as adults are often driven by emotions and that is what we teach our children. >> how do you get your kid to express themselves. >> i sent you guys, the emotions sheet, right. >> right. >> and i love these. not only do i use these for my children but i use them for my adults. how are you feeling. they have these little, faces, happy faces or sat faces or discuss faces. we don't realize how many we have, in the world. >> so i like this little work sheet that you sent us too. basically just an empty, well, there you go. >> it is a face. >> and i will draw a face there right now. >> is what the face you will draw. >> i see. >> why is it so important that

if caring they make sure they know what their kids are feeling. >> listen, parents need to understand what their kid are feeling because they are holding these emotions that are painful. pain can turn into power if you understand it. then we have to help our children to develop good coping skills. because nothing constant but change. life is constantly changing. you are not developing good coping skills, when something happens it can really knock you off your square if you don't understand what you are feeling. >> sometimes you just they are putting or they just throw etan trum. >> that is what is happening but worse thing you can do is sit down and let them have a melt down. after the melt down ask them what they are feeling and why they are feeling and have them identify it and help them. >> here's the porn thing, why are you feeling that way. because i like you, argie allen. i really like the movie. i had coffee. >> yes, that explains it. >> have you ever heard of the concept have of healing when you are not feeling so happy

and feeling sad. you lost someone. you are disappointed. in order to heel, you have to feel. so we have to give your our kid permission to feel what they are feeling and then work on managing those feelings. >> probably more important is discuss this when you are sad. >> because guess what i have not met a person didn't feel some injustice where they were upset bit. it was disappointing. being able to identify those feelings and do something about them is constructive and that is the key. >> one of the point is get this movie somehow, watch it with your kid. >> i love that line in order to heel you have to feel. >> yes, i'm feeling very happy. >> upside down. >> when karlie lloyd did this, last night. kaboom. >> goal. >> what she promised us here at good daze philadelphia for every goal that she scores in the world cup, but then there

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brady was suspended for four games and patriots find a million-dollar. he is fighting his penalty. investigators ted wells confirmed that the champs use under inflated footballs in that title game. >> cheaters. united states has advanced to the quarter finals of the women's world cup this game was up in edmonton, canada americans knocked off, columbia last night thanks to the help of one of our favorite players, delran new jersey's own karlie lloyd. u.s. will now take on china

friday night in the quarter finals. that goal means karlie has to start getting ready to eat some doughnuts. remember the deal that she made right here on "good day philadelphia". >> for every goal you're willing to eat a doughnut. afterward will you come back here and we will total it up and come back and eat doughnuts with us. >> they have to be good quality doughnuts. >> whatever you want. >> whatever you are willing to eat. >> okay. >> we will shake on it. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> she runs a lot so she will work that right off. >> that is true. >> speaking of the world cup check out this picture. >> that is philadelphia eagles zach ertz, instagramed this picture with former sixer jrue holiday. zach is supporting his girlfriend julie johnston, by the way, she's a blonde woman, and jrue holiday is married to lauren holiday, she's a really good player too.

>> i love that. >> good to see them supporting the significant others. >> i saw some tweet that is they both sent out, both of them nervous. they are more nervous sitting in the stand watching their girlfriend and wife's then playing in the game themselves. >> um-hmm. >> makes sense to me. when you are in the game you are moving around and not thinking so much about it. watching your kid, you get all nervous you are thinking bit. >> you turn into diddy. >> we will talk about that later. >> summer is here and so are hot new beauty trend. have you heard of sand art hair or puffy dog eyes. the four looks thaw need to do >> i will do sand art hair what do you have over here. >> we have sand art hair, festival make up, and are you attending any musical festival. >> he's going to the dell. >> thursday the dell. >> well, we can get started right here. >> all right, let's do it. ♪

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well, it is a little breezy right now and that is our saving grace when it gets humid, hot like it will today. there is your heat advisory until 6:00 o'clock tonight with temperatures in the mid 90's and heat index above 100 today. so muggy the doggies with bus stop buddy. he is pool side. keep an eye on the sky. getaway if you hear thunder later on. zero seven's right now. eighty in philadelphia with a 13 miles an hour breeze getting to a high of 96 before those strong thunderstorms hit. they could last through evening, clearing out after midnight tonight. that is your fox cast from the weather authority. hi bob. >> good morning, everybody. we have crazy stuff going on here in the background. southbound i-95 jammo from academy down into girard avenue. that morning crawl.

we have an accident there off to the far right side there on the betsy ross bridge on ramp. broad street subway having some problems southbound trains running with delays this morning and then coming from new jersey heavy on the freeway, black horse pike into the walt whitman bridge, alex, back over to you. you know summer is officially here, and there are four hot new beauty trend you need to know about to spices up your look at music festivals or hanging outside. from puffy dog eyes to sand art hair. we have on bring in our lifetime expert ana to run down is what hot. hello. you are always hot. >> thank you. >> how do you make a puff i dog eye. >> well, the the eye is very popular. that is when you swoop the eye liner up. >> yes, it is kind of like that feline look. so now this is a little bit of the opposite. it sweeps down. it gives you a little bit more

precious moments type of of look you can see here, we have done this eye. you can see it swoops down. you create a little triangle and then fill in the triangle. so i love this one. here's the thing that i like it is heart, heavy eye line tore keep it straight. >> you want to use a precision brush, and eye pin. this is their eye pin. >> well, you remember brush pins or foundations are highly pigmented, this one here has a polymer that goes from liquid to solid in 30 seconds. it is great. you can use it right on your waterline and it will not, it will not bleed. you want to start halfway through the eye. then open up your eye, and swoop it down. you follow these natural. >> i always try to do it with the eye close. >> that is the secret you have

to open up your eye and fill in the triangle. keep your eye open. you fill in this little triangle and then you coat the water eye underneath. >> you curve it down. >> lets keep moving. >> the next one is the beach crimp. you probably have not used this crimper since the 80's or 90's. >> i love this. >> the trick is, the trick is that you are just going for strategic crimping. you want to start with something like this. this is hair milk which everyone here loves. it will give you, a nice look it restructures your curls so you have some curls to start w and then what you do is just grab strategic pieces of your hair. >> back in the day you did the whole head in the just pieces. >> that is right. >> a few little pieces. it is a lot easier.

once you blend it in look at how pretty that it, it it gives you texture and it is pulling it back in the pony tail which it looked really pretty as a pony tail. >> now this i will called the bling look. >> i like it. >> i love this. >> well, girls in the festival circuit have have it right. they are in the using cosmetics but rine stones, seek wins, stars and tattoos because it will melt off. it is a smart. we love this. how do you make it wearable for daytime. here's what we did with patients. before we put the lashes on we put rine stones on the lashes so you get bling every time you blink instead of putting it on your face. >> bling blink. >> i love that, we need to patent that. >> get a good look. >> look at. >> that you can see it only when she blinks. >> i bought like 99 cents eye lashes, and then the rine

stones. >> another way if you have rine stone, think that you want to do brown rine stones on your eye brow that looks beautiful our red on a red lip. just to give it bling and not going over board. >> now we need to bring in a model. >> we have a beautiful model. >> sandart hair good look at that. >> he has worn his hair for us. >> when i first thought about this. we are showing some pictures of what it looks like. >> look at that. >> all different colors put together. mike, remind me of, you know, we want to you look like this. >> so, the trick to sand art hair and how different from the rainbow hair we have seen a few years ago. you will work in horizontal pieces, right. what you you want to do is start sorry, you are all

tangled. >> so now what you do, you know, you you spray one color. and then you go in with another color. >> okay. >> so then that way you get the creation of effect in one strand of hair. you dot same thing with eye shadow. >> it looks like. >> no i'm not going to spray you. >> eye shadow on hair. >> i feel like everybody need to know this. >> you just put a little bit of hair spray. >> look at how pretty, it is like 99 cents shadow. >> where is the other intern. we ran out of inn terence. >> why do we need interns when we have you. >> it is like my little pony. >> yeah. >> i'm your little pony. >> thank you, mike.

>> riding me right out of here. >> thank you so much. >> good look when you go to the dell. >> thursday. >> 8:37. >> guess who is on good day this morning. >> who good mark wahlberg. >> he will be thrill with this look. >> you know, he has a family owned business wahlberger coming to philadelphia. >> we will talk about that. >> but how did caitlin jenner spend fathers day she has kept quiet since her big announcement until yesterday, family photo that was just released.

fathers day was last weekend so kate len jenner spent her first fathers day, off roading with some of the kids. a lot of the kid. >> so caitlin said she had a great time racing and loved support from her family.

look at this family photo. her son burt, brandon, sandra, chloe and kim, son in law kanye and granddaughter north. now kylie tweeted she was on her way to meet the group for dinner, courtney, rob and brody were net isably missing from this photo. >> but some of these folks don't like each other and they are rarely seen together, so, i think caitlin may be bringing the family back together. >> yes. >> good to see. >> and caitlin says a that is what she wanted to do go off roading for fathers day. >> she's an adventure seeker. >> well, yes, quite the athlete. >> yes. 8:41. >> not one but two huge philadelphia born celebrities will be on the hollywood walk of fame. >> yes, bradley cooper, and, kevin hart will receive tars in los angeles. this is probably going to happen sometime next year. bradley will be recognized for

his contributions to motion pictures what we call the films nowadays. while kevin hart will be honored for his live comedy performances, his stand up routine. he can be a movie guy too. hollywood's walk of fame, class of 2016 also includes stevecarell who played michael scott, of course, in the office on tv. >> how do you do that get a star on the hollywood walk of fame do people vote you in. >> normally your film company or your agent will pay the -- hey, sue, could you check how much a star of the walk of fame is now, it might be $35,000. >> you have a star. >> no, it business 2500 bucks but you have to pay for it. >> so, normally when a film is coming out, the film company. >> $30,000. >> $30,000. >> a film company will buy you a star which gives you automatic publicity. you used to be voted in by this committee out in

hollywood. >> people willing to pay that, $30,000. >> that is a lot. >> we have to raise money to get you on there. >> i'm a complete failure i can't get be in to do anything for me. >> don't say that. >> we had a big wreck, where is it bob, on the way to quakertown. >> yes. >> so quincy and the camera crew got tied up in that. i think they finally made it to the crayola factory. >> sometimes you have to wait for greatness. well, guys, listen crayola experience they have two new attractions, the kids are out of school and i will preview those coming up next.

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they are warming up dramatically. 80 degrees. it is not even 9:00 in the morning yet. thirty-seven mount pocono. eighty-one in millville. eighty-two in wildwood. heat advisory until 6:00 o'clock tonight and feeling like triple digits outside, some he yeah hot before the thunderstorms. some could be strong to severe with damaging wind and heavy downpours so a a lot of weather drama before the day is throughout. >> do you say -- we lost the shot. >> so, the crayola factory, basically. >> how do you say it. >> crayon. >> i have heard people say crayons. >> crayons. >> crayons. >> yes. >> we used to love to get them at the first week of school, um-hmm. >> put them in the back of the box, sharpen then. >> open up a brand new box the smell is so perfect. >> oh, yeah, quincy having a good time this morning in easton. >> i love easton.

this is home of larry holmes, you if you guys didn't know, is that right. >> yes, his restaurant is right down there. i have never seen him. >> well, kelly, we want to thank our sponsors at crayola letting us check out their new attraction. you guys have a new color magic. >> we do, magic and colorful. >> kelly said, q just sit down. i'm finishing my dragon. >> whether it is an expert job if i have ever seen one. >> you come here. you will color your drawing. you'll come to 4-d lights. >> so we will take our dragon over here. >> over here. >> come to a color magic station. place that on the page right there. >> this is my dragon. >> yes. >> i'm game of thrones, yes. we put that right here. >> it will do the magical scan. >> what is the suggested age for this. >> we really say kids of all

ages because i don't care how old you are, if you're able to bring this dragon to life, look at this, you can see the scales on his back. >> this is pretty cool. this is a drag an here. >> i scanned it and now right there. >> you can put him in any kind offsetting you want. you conn make him breathe fire. >> wow. >> can we look at the different represent settings. >> put him in the city if he wanting to to for a spin. you could put him in a mystic castle. >> yes. >> okay. >> and this is one of our tranquil forest options, and i think this might be the in most game of thrones of all. >> i like that. >> whenever you are ready there is nothing better than taking a selfie with a creation thaw just colored. >> lets take a selfie real quick and i can e-mail the picture to yourself because here we're talking about

creating lasting family memories. all these things you can take home with you and you cannot put this on your grid but i would print this out in three minutes. >> it is pretty cool. >> i think, we have our picture, i think we have that picture, check this out, this is color, and color magic, and next hour,. >> and, and, we will talk more about this next hour. >> okay. you know demarco murray, of course. >> our new eagle. >> former cowboy. >> yeah, but we like him. there i is on the field. well, guess what, he may be on the field but he is now off the market. >> i see what you did there. >> um-hmm. >> rumors flying that demarco

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good morning, everybody. 8:54. welcome back. delays on i the five northbound i-95 stacked up from betsy ross bridge heading up toward cottman avenue. we have word of something going on in the actual construction zone up there near cottman avenue. coming from new jersey, not bad, back to normal, 42 freeway towards i295, and ben franklin though is heavier, from, up and over into downtown at eighth and vine. mike and alex, back to you. >> happy birthday to lex archer. >> yes. >> happy birthday. >> yes, been watching the show for 15 years. >> happy birthday. philadelphia eagles running back demarco murray

got mar i had. >> long time girlfriend, over the weekend. it was an elaborate shown hate seasons in dallas. that is nice. the two had a big announcement for family and friend, they are expecting baby number two. >> okay. >> they are already parents to a two-year old daughter. congratulations to them. >> fantastic. >> it is a beautiful hotel too in dallas. >> yes. >> p diddy was arrested yesterday have afternoon, accused of a all thing his son's football coach. we want to know just how far would you go for your kids

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you know, good day, it is tuesday, june 23rd, 2015. mark wahlberg is on the show this hour. apparently they made another ted movie. >> they did. is it better than first one though. it is hard with sequels man. >> oh, yeah. >> do you remember that scene where... we will have to do that again. pretty funny she was dubbed genius girl and now she's blame for an epic hoax. why high school students lie about being accepted to two of the nation's top colleges. >> she lied to her mom and dad. >> yeah. and the most stylish men alive, and they are from philly. one of them is, not mike jerrick. philly's own bradley cooper he makes gq cut but he is not number one. is there a rapper at the top of this list. >> would it be p didie. >> but people talk about him for or reason he is on top of the list right now. >> don't miss with his kid.

>> the naughty list. >> he was arrested yesterday at ucla, after a coach reportedly yelled at his son. >> yeah, sean combs is accused of assaulting a ucla coach, an assistant coach, where his sonnies on the football team. justice is the name of the son. according to tmz he confronted the coach with the kettle bell sticking around. he is a strength and conditioning coach. he a has kettle bars and bar bells around him. after the strength and conditioning coach had his son in a session, on the school's campus, not far from the practice field. no one was seriously injured, quincy and university's police department says it will continue investigating but he was in handcuffs. >> so got us wondering how far will a parent go to protect their child. >> have you ever yelled at like a little league game or t ballgame. >> thrown a kettle ball at them. >> no, we don't have to go that far. my oldest sonnies only four years old. le