many parts of our area still recovering from tuesday night storms. how long until the power comes back? that's the question everybody's asking. on top of the power problems, you don't have to worry about dealing with the insurance company. can you file an insurance claim for all of that food that's gone bad in your house? the questions you should ask your insurance company. >> never thought about getting insurance money for. that will and how much time do you spend checking your e-mail? >> how little time do you actually spends working? if you broke it down, into minutes, how many hours do you actually work when you're at the job over a eight hour period?

>> what will they do, will he be a sixer by the end of tonight? what you can expect the team to do with the overall pick in the nba draft. >> sport guy coming in. it has been announced, made in america is back. beyonce april is the headliner. >> not just beyonce, the queen b. >> so who are you excited about? it is meek mill, sean -- >> that j coal, jay crew. >> i posted it on my instagram, and also i tweeted it out on facebook, so if you want to know. >> well, we'll eventually put it on the screen. hopefully. >> scheme like rehash? >> graphics department, they have to make new graphic. just use the same graph glike dig up the graphic from two years ago.

okay. >> i woke up like this. >> beyonce philadelphia international airport. >> the best we will do, you know what, we have a good looking morning. if you like yesterday, you'll leak at least the early part of today. i think most of the daylight hours will be just fine. so go with eight out of ten. we are expecting some rain toward evening, so, we've got bus stop buddy with the shades for now, an umbrella for later on, comfortable start, 71 degrees, in philadelphia, with 59% relative humidity. >> humidity will rise, and also, whole new weather pattern, as we get into the weekend. yesterday was just about perfect with the high of 85. around there again today, 86 degrees, sunshine early, increasing clouds, then tonight, few showers around, and low of 68 degrees. so that takes care of thursday. we've got your forecast, for down the shore, at margate tomorrow, and the whole rest of the weekend, coming up in

the seven day, bob kelly is here right now. high. >> good morning, sue. 7:03, hitting the majors you'll like it, if you like it, better put a ring on t sun glare coming around the conshy curve. never ten minute or so bamm the sun glare delay at conshohocken. good news for the gang using regional rail lines. all aboard, all of the trains are rolling, media elwin line, the last one out of the bunch, that was suspended yesterday. so everything back to business there. norristown high-speed line, service, resumed. and even the patco high-speed line trains are running. but remember, it is a thursday, so they're using their thursday construction schedule, which includes, those gaps of about 26 minutes. later on today from 11:00 to 2:00. good thing here down at ppl park, the union opening up the stadium as a shelter for residents, and emergency personnel, so they can get water, they get some food, and for a lot of folks, charge their cell phones, down there from 11:00 to 2:00 at the soccer stadium. downed tree here in west

chester along 926 just off route 202. karen hepp's been out here along the baltimore pike, concord township, that area littered with the downed trees, and the abandoned cars. there is many roads, that are still closed, the power crews are out. the tree removal crews are out. and the traffic lights are also out specially here, through delaware county, so follow those detours marlton, route 70, right across the river from delaware county, is east greenwich where again power is still out, all of the traffic lights are out. >> i notice your graphics are off to the left, in your box off to the left. >> that was beyonce record. >> oh, okay. >> man! >> i miss that, too. >> right side of the room, right over your head. >> there is karen hepp on the right, looking at people

probably dealing with all of the damage. karen, get ready. steve? >> karen, back to your box, give us the news. >> good morning. >> sorry, well, news is happening, you know, always developing situation, i want to show this sign, sorry we are closed due to power outage. wawa, folks normally stop in, busy 24 hour wawa, not open today, we take a look at the intersection, cars moving in a pretty organized fashion through, no working street lights. this is true for this entire section of baltimore pike. , all of the towns up and down this neck of the woods. good news, we've been watching these crews, working so hard in the dark overnight hours. they made a lot of progress. and i think southbound, now, we can see in this section, southbound is open. but little lower than the schoolhouse lane area, looks like they may try to get one

of the lanes open. they are working as fast as they can to get the power up for so many of you that have been affected. we have the shelters open right now, the one at ppl, will not open until 11:00 but some overnight, brookhaven borough hall and also over at the high school, looking at folks overnight there, fair number of people, who slept there, because they were just worried about the temperatures, not having the power, maybe they have children, and that is casino every scenario, as women. so, it is hard to believe actually how much damage there is here, mike, alec, really startling. back to you guys. >> really is. >> good morning, steve, over in moorestown. >> here is the problem, you can have fully charged phone like i had, especially when i

was in washington township yesterday, you got no phone signal. so fully charged phone doesn't always help you unless you're going to drive somewhere else. because with the power down, the cell towers down, and nobody can use their cell phones. it is nothing but frustration, in these storms, these modern times. mike as you said yesterday, a lot of people don't have land lines any more. so, even if you had a land line, and the phone lines were working maybe that would help up. tough even finding help in. >> this so we're here in moorestown where the power is back on. but, it was off, 280,000 customers, of atlantic electric alone. >> to the video, life still at stand still. frustration, as high as the summer temperatures, and the damage estimates, from rowan university, to the motor vehicle offices and most of the gas stations everything in blahs gloucester county still closed because power is still out.

>> when they get the ice, it runs out quick, more frustrated. add the to the damage to the homes and cars is the loss of all of the refrigerated foods without the ice, nothing cold to drink, in this mid-day heat. the question everybody's asking us, whenever we show up, and someone answered when will the power come back on? >> no power again told two days to a week until we get power back, lines cut off all around the neighborhood. so until they get to it, we're not going have anything. >> took the lines down. took my service cable all the way back to my meter. so i had to put new meter in this morning. and, you know, waiting for electric company. >> crazy, trash crans through the air, trees uprooting, power lines down, literally watch the black horse pike go off light by light by light.

pretty craze. >> i it could have been worse. the house could have been blown down. >> fifty houses in washington township alone may not have been blown down, down and out for good maybe. because, the trees down, and cut through them, just like knife through butter, and they're at the point where the house may have to be demolished. compromise is the official word inspectors are using down there, not liveable, and maybe not even fixable, and so, yesterday, we were told told power companies from ohio are coming to south jersey to help get the power back on. if you have a tree down, not only the residents out after home but a lot of the animals that lived in the trees, so mike, we got to find a lot of animals some new homes, as well, including this guy here. >> awe. >> find better nest for him. >> well, sure. >> okay. >> look at that damage.

>> yellow buddy sapsucker. >> i know my birds, because, ya. >> i took a class. >> did you? >> common. >> because it was made out of wood. >> never fly again. 7:10. >> well, neighbors in gibbstown, new jersey, coming to the in the aftermath of tuesday's storms. >> three friend, left their damaged homes to help a neighbor in need. >> viet nam vet, just had back surgery. and was alone when the storm damaged his house knocked out the power. so they all gathered up their food, fawn working freezer, had been firing up the grill to have hot meals for them. >> very nice. >> pitching in. >> atlantic city electric. staging area at the united artist movie theater, in seoul, new jersey, they want customers to know they're working around the clock, and

will continue to do so, until the lights come back on. officials know that a lot of people are upset, and they're asking for your patience. >> so, at last check, 127,000ac electric customers are still without power. peco put the number at 66,000, and pse&g, is reporting just over 13,000 outages, delmarva says they only have handful of outages at this point. richly road, country common and the, 1:30 this morning, fireplace dollars under control about an hour later, six apartment unit affected, luckily nobody got hurt in that one. police are investigating the toddler being struck by a car in west philly last night. the incident happened around 9:00 on the 4100 block of cambridge street, police tell us, the driver did stop after hitting the two year old boy. that child is now in critical

condition, at university city hospital. i'm guess that would be chop. >> 7:12. >> burlington county firefighter was seriously hurt in the line of duty. the union fire company number one, out of medford, was one of sell role defendant battling fire at home in tabernacle wednesday morning. paramedics performed cpr on the injured firefighter. right now, we don't know his condition. another firefighter went to the hospital, but wasn't seriously hurt. >> breakfast will be held this morning, to honor emergency personnel who helped following last month's deadly amtrak train derailment. >> yes. reading terminal market merchants will host the event today. members of the philadelphia police and fire department who work so hard will be in attendance. city officials already on hand to recognize our local heroes for their participation, that night. it is a thank you to the men and women who helped rescue passengers from that may 12th crash that left eight people dead, and injured more than 200 people. well, as as a second

prison worker arrested, massive manhunt continues for an escaped new york inmate. officer jean palmer charged with tampering with evidence, as well as officials misconduct. the 57 year old accused of helping richard matt and david sweat, break out of the clinton correctional facility on june 6th. >> also suffering legal troubles, said she hid hacksaw inside cell b, frozen meat, used to what to cut through the cell. >> what happened in the old days of sneaking things in in cakes? now going to meat? >> ya. >> well, police are focusing on 75 square mile area around the new york state prison, hoping to find the convicted killers. >> maybe worried about their weight. 7:13. >> defense will open their case to the in the trial. what's the defense going to do? defense attorneys say they'll focus on mental illness, james holmes has pleaded not guilty in the case by reason every insanity. twelve people were killed, 70

other injured in the 2012 shooting. holmes could face the death penalty if convicted. >> speaking of the death penalty, toy dow, formally sentenced to death for his role in the 2013 boston marathon bombing. dzhokhar tsarnaev, finally apologized after hearing emotional stories of some of his victims families. but survivors say it was way too little way too late. if you even believe he is sorry. under federal law, appeal is ought inning. so there has to be an appeal in the death person pi case, but will likely take probably two years to get started. >> battling massive brush fire in california right now, more than 200 firefighters fighting three alarm blaze on land and also from the air. it burned at least eight an acres, near the freeway, dangerously close to some homes. as of last night 20% of the flames were contain, since the fire so close to the highway,

lanes are being shutdown, and evacuation centers being set up. >> near santa collar it an if you want to know where that is, just north of los angeles. >> look how close to the highway. >> my goodness. well, the tall ships will be coming down the delaware river in just few hours about four hours we will start, oh, there cents one of them. >> look at this, even a rubber ducky boat. twelve of these tall shims, then the biggest yellow rubber ducky you've ever seen. >> so, they're going to be dock at penn's landing, both sides of the delaware river, and then over in front of the aquarium. but the duck, if the kids want to seat big duck, it will be, well, moved by the aquarium. >> i went down around penn's landing yesterday afternoon. they are already setting up. they'll have vendors, a lot of

food tent and everything. but we should ask sue, will the wind be in their sales, sue? >> yes, but they have to trade off with some rain for saturday. i have the down the shore forecast. clouds, shower, for tomorrow, when we, that's mike and alex and me, we don't bite each other's heads off before then, upper 60s, it will be a fine morning, even if we get a shower it, won't and big deal. see rain moving through ohio, this will be with us, a system that will stay here for the weekend, casino of stalling to our south. temperatures not warming up very much over the weaken.

so, store later today, showers beginning, further south you are, the heavier the rain will be, at lows initially, then the storm system just circumstances around, and for friday, we do have some scattered showers, for the morning, for the afternoon, scattered sunshine, as women, for friday. saturday, not too much in the way of sunshine, we stay cloudy, and we'll have on and off showers, through the day, through the night on saturday, and probably into sunday, at least in the morning. temperatures, right now, are in the 60s, now, north and west of us. they weren't up little bit since the sun's been up since 5:30, 71 degrees in the city. seventy in wildwood. 67 degrees in wilmington, and atlantic city right now. sunday more n day, tuesday, the heatwave. in the 80s today and tomorrowment look at saturday, sunday, high of 72, on and off showers saturday, and on

sunday, with a high temperature of 75 degrees, on sunday, starting to warm up again though as we get toward the middle of next week. so, we're just calling the weekend, bob kelly, less than perfect. >> less perfect. less calories, less than perfect. 7:18. good morning, everybody, delays on 95, southbound, as we look live right near girard avenue. normal delay from academy in toward center city through the construction zone zone. delays on the schuylkill, between city avenue and montgomery drive. we had earlier disable coming into town. sun glare popping here at the conshy curve, delays along the blue route in the area of route one. even delays on 42 now, as everyone pops in toward philly on a thursday morning, slow heading in toward 295. and then, speaking of 295, headed southbound, i just got tweet from somebody who lives over in this area. said be careful thieves have been stealing the generators that have been running on the overnight. you know, folks, you want to keep the generator outside to

maybe keep the refrigerator going, and the electric, and thieves have been stealing the generators over here in south jersey. so we look into that. but the 295 ramps remain block exit 15, 16, 17. and again, with the local power outages, and the downed trees, also come the traffic light. >> highhigh-speed line up and running, patco high-speed line running this morning. back to you. >> i have a question again, sue. what's the weather going to be labor day weekend? >> full line up is out for made in america. >> beyonce and, will headline, axewell. >> oh, i love axewell. >> j coal, modest mouse. >> i've heard of death cab.

>> banks. meek mill, big sean. >> i know big sean. >> and future. >> future? >> you know the future? you know future? >> i'm not psychic. >> we want to know, my gosh, now that this is out, what do you think of the line up? we've been asking people to use the #fox29goodday. this is from don scott. one of our friend here, i'm excited about the weekend headlining, but we've already seen beyonce. this co-have brought justin timberlake, usher or bruno mars. >> i do know bruno mars would be fantastic. i do know some inside school little bit. >> are you going to tell us? >> there were other rock act that they asked but they couldn't work out the legal issues. >> of course you're right, the wife will do it any time you ask. >> oh, beyonce, ya. >> you know the wife? do you? >> oh, no, i don't. so, jay-z, this is how it goes in the house around breakfast, you know, i couldn't get rolling stones. do you minds doing this? it is labor day weekend in fill. >> i oh, hold on. >> come on, b.

>> she is the queen bill but never a plan b. >> oh,. >> beyonce always on the plan. just displaying can we play some music from the weekend? >> we can. >> that's the name after group, by the way, the weekend. >> it is a singer, canadian singer. >> it look like beyonce will be here for that weekend, the graphic. >> cute. >> but he smells it differently. >> 7:21. >> do you ever feel like you just don't get any sleep? >> pretty much every night. >> then you don't realize how good you really have it. how the average american spend their day, and the answers may surprise you. like how much do you really spend working during the day? how much time? >> oh, let's see, how many minute do i actually work?

>> ♪ >> i recognize that boy, that's weekend. >> he would be the second headliner to beyonce. >> yes. >> hey, listen to this

statistic, lauren, before up get started. you know, you play professional football game. it is 16 minutes in lent, right? >> three hours. >> that's how long it takes to show it on tv. but a game takes six off minute. really only are in action about ten minute. that's kind of what you are talking about? >> this is the average american, the numbers come from the government. number one, we sleep, eight hours 48 minute today. >> who is that? >> not me. >> nice. >> guess what we spend the second most amount of time doing? working for three hours and 35 minute. what? >> so -- >> average american? >> we're in the building eight hours, but only working about three and a half hours? >> wow. >> see, for working americans the number is seven hours 45 minute. >> okay. >> so, that makes more sense. but for average americans, all americans included, it is like

three and a half hours. pretty good. and then all the way down, at the bottom of the list, the amount of time we spend e-mailing, and on the phone, together, eight and a half minutes. >> oh, no. >> wait wait. so if you have a job, you're working seven hours, but if you're -- i don't -- but working three hours? >> the numbers don't really make sense. i know. so for all americans. >> wait a minute. >> come back tomorrow when you are making sense. >> don't you think -- oh,. >> i didn't have eight hours of sleep last night. >> in my defense, i have been working with the government on the website looking at chart after chart to try to figure this stuff out. because i'm like these numbers just don't jive. how do we spend eight minutes e-mailing and that's it? it depend on what part of the population that you are looking at. when you consider everybody, that's the number. >> check the dayton this report, was it from the 50's? >> 2014. released yesterday. >> i spend more time on my phone than eight hours -- eight minutes a day.

>> he is always on his phone. >> seriously. >> that was a complete fail. we'll see you tomorrow. >> well. >> just kidding. >> just brush her off. >> she looked great today, too, in that turquoise. >> try to calm yourself during this next report. it as report from a lacrosse camp. here's jan, hi, jen. >> the laid list have to calm theirselves. look at the hotty right there. he is also a stick magician. show us some of your stuff baby. come on, ouch. we are doing some lacrosse camp stuff for beginners, elite players and of course the pros right here. so come on back for some stick magic. that's better. you're getting warmed up.

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 ] 7:30, this thursday, i'm thinking thursday, 30? it came out that way. >> beautiful. niles out though this morning, isn't it? >> we will extend the wonderful better from yesterday. >> at least for most of the daylight hours, today. before the showers roll in. so, you see bus stop buddy has the umbrella, won't need it until much, much later on, enjoy the morning, don't forget that sunscreen of course, he's already got the shades on, because the sun's been up since 5:30, temperatures mostly in the 60s, 70s, and the humidity low, very comfortable start. a eight out of ten, in your weather by the numbers.

>> delightful, knowing on radar, watching the rain moving into ohio out of indianna right now, our weather maker for later on, and into the early part of tomorrow. wednesday about perfect, right up there again today. increasing clouds, showers toward evening. and then tonight, down into the upper 60s, with on and off showers, so, that's your thursday, weather pattern changing all of the details for you come coming up. >> good morning, 7:31 on a thursday, hello to the schuylkill expressway. delays into downtown, stack up here, from pretty much city line avenue all the way into sent center city plus see the sun glare playing factor in our commute this morning. for the folks headed into and out of south jersey watch for detours, traffic light out for

this stretch in south jersey, ramps to and from 59 remain block, 16, 17, 18, three exits off 295-6789 evesham watch elmwood off route 70. good news mass transit commuters, big changes from yesterday, all of the regional rail lines are up and running this morning, the norristown high-speed line running, even the patco high-speed line back in action, downed tree west chester along 926, 202, and still shut down along the baltimore pike, that's that stretch between 202 and 476. >> people just beginning to assess the damage to their homes and their properties, inside the house, too, damaged, some people. >> seeing a lot of damage from toast, homes, cars smashed, to soiled food. may be reimbursed for some of the losses, always important to know what is and is not covered by insurance.

>> and we have to go in there and finds that insurance policy somehow. he is in moorestown right now. >> this is a insurance policy shows you what they will and will not cover. single most important dock. that will a lot of folks are looking at this morning, guys, because the homeowners policy is where it starts. >> what's covered, what's not. >> right. so, here is the deal. you see this big ugly tree in back of me crashed the pat woe party? the reality your homeowners policy covers trees that damage structures on your property, fences, your home, garage, it, a car port, and even if that creepy neighbor ' tree falls on your property and damages your home? it is, again, your homeowners policy. not the neighbor's policy. but here is the catch, al inning, mike f that tree falls down the backyard, you know, if you liver out in sherwood forest like steve does for example with a million trees and the tree causes no damage, you're on the hook for removal the tree by yourself. you can't claim an insurance, unfortunately, insurance won't

help with you that one. >> wow. what about going inside the house though? a lot of people are complaining my gosh, my frig, having to clean it out. we can get covered for that? >> alec, good question. most homeowners policies have inclusions that food spoil and, for example, after a certain deductible, usually $100, if your power is out, one of the poor folks that has no power, and you have lost the refrigerator worth of food you can claim that against your policy, for example, alex, if you can't live in your home, say it is just uninhabitable, not safe, you want to get out of the home, if you need temporary housing, most insurance policies will cover that, as women, then you also, alex, have coverage for the content of your home, you know, your art, your jewelry things like, that again, up to certain limits, though, and that's all in the policy. >> we've seen a lot of treason cars. would that be car insurance or my home insurance? >> and i have some personal experience, daughter number two driving down the street not too far from here, boom,

tree comes down, ruins our beloved subaruu. daughter fine by the way. here is the deal with the cars, mike. you will always go to your car policy, not your homeowners political i say your cars in the garage, tree falls, you know, in the driveway, tree falls on it, if your car is damaged that's going to go through your auto policy. that's the good news, bad news, mike, alex, if you don't have comprehensive or collision insurance, on that car, doesn't matter if it is re damaged, you're probably out of luck, guys. >> one thing always a problem is water damage. >> here is the deal with water damage, we make it easy for folks this morning, if you have water damage, say this house behind us, say, for example, the roof was damaged by this tree, the water came in and damaged the content, you will be covered. but say a flood, chances are you wouldn't be covered because flood insurance is almost always a separate

policy altogether. water damage probably covered, flood, separate policy. >> if you're still dealing with branches and the tree in your yard, is it ever too early to call your insurance company or go ahead and make that phonecall, get the process started? >> right. here is a few things to do right now this morning. if you are affected by this, call the insurance company as you said, alex, straight away. get that done. other thing to do, take pictures, photos are great. make sure you get photos of the damage, finally, any receipt, now is the time to look for receipts that might have been damaged in the storm. okay? so that always helps your case when looking to file your insurance claim. photos, and receipt. >> yep. did i an adjust err out there, way to go. thanks a l very good. 7:36. as you know it is time to lounge around outside, maybe cold beer. >> seems one state in our area seems to enjoy that a little

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list. >> with all of the politicians there? >> i would think. and lot of drinks. so, because of the summer, i bet? >> women nevada, you're always drinking because of las vegas, reno, all of that. how about instead of drinking beer you rub it all over your face? >> what? >> it can improve the way youing. >> is that what do you? >> yes, i have six pack on my face right now. but i need a keg. >> going to jen, hanging with elite big guys, we will talk about why the pros come back year after year. something unique to lacrossement come on back.

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(just about 7:45, hope you're on time this morning, hope you're dealing with everything, okay, clean up, from the mess, one great diversion this weekend, will be the tall ships, sailing up the delaware today. and then, with us, all weekend, now, the weather, as we've been saying, and it could be an understatement, less than perfect over the weekend.

today, looks pretty good. sun to clouds, during the day, then tomorrow, high of 82, some sunshine, occasional showers, 72 degrees, our high on saturday, with on and off rain, clouds and showers, on sunday, possible, as well, especially early part of the day with a high of 75. now, it won't be raining every minute, but the rain will be around, have the poncho or rain gear with you, and don't miss those tall ships. they don't come around very often. satellite radar picture showing hardly a cloud in the sky. but there is quite a bit of rain in indianna, starting to edge in to ohio. when will it arrive here? here is the future cast to tell you, by about 7:00, 8:00 this evening, is our early estimate. and then, by midnight, still some showers around, so now we move into friday morning, just spotty showers, for the morning rush. and few more through lunchtime. but, there will be some sunshine inbetween friday. unlike saturday, when we really expect to be pretty much sock in with clouds, for a good portion of the day,

especially, the end of the day, although, it looks like sunday, early in the morning, when we will see quite a bit of rain. some of the rain estimate for saturday, are pretty high. we could get two to 3 inches of rain saturday. temperatures, 71 degrees in the city, really comfortable morning, especially north and west of us, six an in trenton, allentown, 61, we have 62 pottstown, and 63 in reading. wilmington, millville, atlantic city all ought 67. little milder in wildwood. with 72. past seven days, we have our heatwave in the books. but it is becoming more and more after distant memory, because thunderstorms that came. then the aftermath. so we are in the mid 80s yesterday, we will be there again today. phillies are back in town on friday, might want to bring that poncho to the game. same story for saturday, and for sunday. saturday could be casino of a wet one. then, things get warm again, as we get into the early part and the middle of next week,

we will be back in the 80s by then, so cool weekend ahead, and plenty of detours this morning, bob kelly. >> definitely respect those detours, especially the ones in the neighborhoods, you don't know whether it is a downed tree, downed wire, whether that wire is energized or not. live look here, some sun glare along 295, as you roll 38 down to 7o rolling through mt. laurel, new jersey, already a back upgoing on the ben franklin. live look at the benny toll plaza here, back up, up and over into downtown, at eighth and vine. how much, i don't think it will be as bad as yesterday. because the patco high-speed line is operating this morning. now, just got word that the traffic lights are still out here at the intersection of 202 and route one. that's painters crossing, and there is not even a police officer at this busy intersection, this is like six to eight lanes of both directions here, free for all, and back up west chester all the way down toward route one. and also, that stretch of the

baltimore pike, still blocked, school house over to thorton road. just got word from septa norristown high-speed line running with equipment delays inbound, so, give yourselves extra time there. the rest of the regional rail, those lines, up and running, the patco high-speed line running. remember it is a thursday, so they do that thursday construction deal, 26 minute gaps after the rush hour. with all of the local power outages, especially here, i came through this stretch last night, going to the soccer game, the traffic lights are out, at all of the intersections, some intersections did have police officers therefore that evening rush hour. but, follow the detours and pack your patience going through some of the areas this morning, mike, alex, back to you. >> let's keep the kids busy this summer. >> how about a lacrosse cam snap lacrosse camp for kids that are new to the sport and also for some elite players, they don't know what they are doing or they know what they are doing. be and then there is the coaches, guys like joe from

syracuse. >> one of the best schools for lacrosse, for sure. jen is at the camp now, hey, jen? >> hey, this is joey. good morning to you. >> morning. >> you play for charlotte. >> yes. >> attack. >> okay. >> and this is my new friend, as well, scott, and you play for boston. >> i do. >> long stick middie. i like t you guys are professional lacrosse players, if the kid is going to like baseball camp, soccer camp, they might see the pro for 15 minute, forgive me, soccer and whatever camps, here you guys really are here for like whole day whole week. really getting into the kids faces little bit? >> yes. we want to give them the full experience, you know, we want to get to know the kids, we want to have them get to know us. great to get that interaction with them. >> but you are a professional player. what rupp getting out of this? having fun. >> egg best thing for us inspiring kids. we play the sport because we love the sport. when we can come out here, hang with the kids for a week, inspirer few to maybe play for their whole lives, that's all we need out of it. >> you guys both from the

philadelphia area. you come back in, you are currently playing a professional season. >> right. >> you definitely want to be here. what do you think these kids are getting out of seeing you guys shall like what are you guys giving them little more than just regular coaches can give? >> i think, you know, they listen a little bit more when they see us, college player, or pro player, because, you know, there is great coaching staff here outside of us, as women, but woe just troy and talk to them about the fundamentals, as well, stuff like that. >> what's really cool, there are several, have them running on the bottom of the screen, several different camps, here, malvern, rehoboth beach, half day, full dayment super elite players as well as little dudes like mr. 23 who, ps, has not dropped a ball yet. there is something for everyone this summer, split. >> absolutely. i think one of the best things the philly elite and the staff do they teach you the fundamentals, teach you to catch, throw, cradle. whether playing your whole life or come out and give it a try, you'll come out, have

fun, and learning. >> mr. man can do some stick magic. do do you think we should let him do something? show us your skills. show us what you have. you say it is all in the wrist? >> all in the wrist. i learn from casey powell who will be coming here for a camp in a kim of weeks, but typically you get it start swing, switching hands go, up site down, balance it on the side. can't always get this one, but throw it around, catch it, all of that, then you just throw it, still has it. >> that's good. >> working ton. >> that stuff while you're playing. >> probably not always in a game. but i think when downing that stuff, just gives you better skills, gives you better feel of the stick. i encourage kids to try it. >> and makes it more fun? >> utley. >> come on back. you don't have any that far, right? >> no, no. just goal scorer. all he does is score. >> , zero you got the goal. that will work. come on back, talk to the kids, see little more how it breaks down the elite versus the rook ills. >> oh, all right. we'll chack back with you.

clock 51, what will the sixers do tonight? will d'angelo russell out of ohio state and sixer by the end of the evening? i hope so. we have the third overall pick, alex. >> my goodness, let's talk to see what are we going to do with our pick tonight. life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers.

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life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. >> in about 11 hours that nba draft party. sixers thirds pick, won't be long before we know. >> and all eyes of course will be on philly, what we will do, so sean, from philly nun ers, here with a look ahead. what will sam hinge do. >> great question. guys. >> let's put that up. >> put it over your face. >> right there. >> i'm going to tell you what i'm going to do. i'm going to try not to mess this up.

no, you know, here is the deal. there are some trade rumors happening right now, honestly, 76ers pick overall, the lakers have the number two overall pick right now, but there are some, like i said, some late breaking rumors as far as the 76ers, or lakers making a deal. trade that number two overall pick, and if that is the case, then all the sudden that kind of screws things up for sam hinge. >> let's pretend draft time right now, okay? >> okay. >> dude comes out. >> who is the commissioner? >> david silver, great guy. >> yes. >> minnesota. number one pick. minnesota chooses carl anthony out of ken tuck. >> i giant guy. >> big guy, big guy. >> then number two? >> the los angeles lakers. >> and it is the lakers, okafor. >> out of duke. >> is he a center. >> he is. >> good guy. >> now if it goes the way we want it to go. >> right. >> then philadelphia 76ers. >> this is easy, homerun, sam,

don't think twice about it, d'angelo russell. it is if sam hinge decides to pason d'angelo russell and he is available, the 76er fateful who just showed up in droves for a jersey unveiling party last week, the fateful will just start looking at sam like he's lost his mind and start thinking about iverson possibly becoming the new general manager of the squad. >> do you think alan will be at the party? i hear possibility. >> he was in town last week. he is catching a check from the sixers, so if they say alan you need to be here. >> how much does he get just to show up? oh, i bet 50 grand at least. >> ai baby. >> doctor jay might be there, too. >> may. >> do good job pulling out sixers roll at this. >> let's say the lakers, take d'angelo russell. >> all right. >> we would get okafor out of duke? >> that's the way i would look at it but then people out there want to float the idea hinge is in love with --

>> who is that? >> good seven footers, played two league in the world. >> skin. >> i yes, he is. that's the only thing that i have a negative comment, he needs 20-pound every muscle on. >> they can change that, make him eat. >> noel, there go. >> make him eat. >> he goes by the name of chris. >> chris. >> chris what's the last name? >> corezingus. >> who is this other guy. >> emanuel moodi each. >> oh, the guy larry brown thinks is the best. >> that's correct. he played 12 games over in china amazing point guard. not the best shooter but guy that wants to get up and down the floor, really really fast. so, i can see sam hinge possibly thinking about drafting emanuel, if d'angelo russell is not there. i'm sorry, i just think this is an easy play for sam, and again, if he passes on d'angelo russell, i have no idea what the hell he is thinking. >> but we wouldn't be -- we won't burn down the arena if he goes with moodea?

>> at three, people will be upset. >> as far as pulling it down, burning it down, when labron james left, no, again, we got to see these guys take the floor. >> you know what i bit happens? >> i bet lakers take d'angelo russell and we get okafor, are we going to be happy? >> that's great problem to have. hell ya, mike. >> we'll take it. >> okafor is the talent. i mean, he's just an amazing talent with the ball. >> duke players are soft. they get into the nba. >> that's true, i won't argue. >> just jealous. thanks, how is your websiting. >> things are great. philly influence err. com. thanks for the plug. check it out. >> see you at the draft party today. thursday, june the 25th, 2015.

>> stays state of disaster in delaware count. >> i people here in new jersey, when think hear the phrase tree house, they no longer think it is a place where kids play. >> ♪ >> head lining made in america. most people may have to wait until monday to get their ticket. is this good enough for filly? >> xoxo our theme here in fill, isn't it this summer? >> it fits. >> perfect. and, guys, looking for some good face wash? forget the drug store. head to the liquor store. the surprising drink that is good for your skin and hair. >> oh. >> i was cleansing last night

myself. hey, everybody, so weather, traffic, getting into some news. what do you say? >> let december it. >> one good thing the thunderstorms did the only thing is that it cleared the air. gorgeous day yesterday. and we're starting off pretty nice today, as well. and we will gave you a eight out of ten, because of the showers that almost doing later on in the day. butts stop buddy ready for right now, by the pool, with sunglasses on, comfortable start with temps in the 60s, 70s, and nothing on radar, at least not yet. but, we are watching that system, that is in indianna and ohio, foray rival time later in the day. up to 75 degrees, now, in philadelphia, calm winds, and 53% relative humidity. pretty nice. and yesterday was indeed just about perfect with 85 degrees. we're going to get to about 85, 86 by the end of the day today, but, increasing clouds and the chance of a stray shower, especially toward the latter part of the afternoon, evening, dry time.

sunset time 8:33. so, summer less than a week old, still have nice long days. but, nice long delays, in some places, bob kelly. >> yes, six months until christmas today. >> oh, no. >> 8:02, get those christmas decorations out from underneath the basement steps there, sue. live look at the admiral wilson boulevard, here's the deal, we had early accident on the ben franklin that tied up traffic about five, ten minute or so. but we're stack up here from the admiral wilson up and over in toward downtown, philly there, and here is a live look at i95. heavy academy all the way in to girard avenue. put about 40 minute on the clock. traffic lights, out in many areas, many intersections, big one right here, with no police officers at all. 202 and route one, the busy painter's crossing, you got about six lanes of 202, coming into route one here, we're back up for couple of miles in both directions, mass transit, just some minor delays, on the

norristown high-speed line. mike, al next. >> i have a challenge for you, bob kelly, get somebody on twitter or instagram, facebook, send in picture of somebody who still has their christmas lights up. or any christmas decorations. >> good one. >> because you know somebody in our viewing area still has some up. >> you know it. >> christmas wreath still hanging on the gate. >> what do you do? with six month until christmas, juice leave it up? >> why take it down? do you have put it back up in a month or two. >> even though they're up, a lot of people can't turn them on. >> i knew where were you going, people getting frustrated of course. you know, jersey hard as far as the power, 127,000, ac electric customers still without power. but other places aren't doing so well either. 66,000 customers, pse&g, over 13,000. >> okay, we got steve, he's in

south jersey, karen hepp, is in brookhaven, at the community center there. so she's got some brand new information now. hi, karen. >> good morning, guys, they are serving up breakfast, kitchen busy working here, the french toast, the bacon, and they're serving to up good number of people. if you take a look at the shelter, see a loft these tables over here are full. last night they had about 300 people here, for dinner, they had a lot of local businesses donate their food. they served up huge meal, having steady stream of people. we check in with the mayor to see the most current state of things, mike hess, good morning what's the most recent stat us? i know you got hit so hard. so many people without power. what is going snob. >> entire town every brookhaven without power. latest from peco hope to be respond boo by 11:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. >> long log for people, you have families, pets, so many things to deal, with throwing out all of the food in the frig. how are you helping out folks

here? >> we've opened up this build being 20 years ago, this particular room called the community center. and decided to do this room in case we had an addition as err, and now we have a disaster, four, 500 people come through. last evening 300 people for dinner and lunch we have about 230 people here probably by 9:00, 10:00. probably see another hundred people come through. so it has been a fantastic thing, the businesses have really helped us out as you said, the community is, the spirits very, very high. hard to believe that trees down, no power, and people still getting along with each other. >> i just spoke with a woman a moment ago. i want to show you what she had to say. searched the entire town for ice came here and she got it. take a look. >> i've been all over media, to brookhaven, nobody has ice. and our little town of brookhaven with no power still has ice.

>> i'm very thankful. >> everybody spirits are great, everybody pulling together to help one another. they just need a place to feel comfort, get some air-conditioning, plug in their electronic devices, get something cold, something hot to drink. i mean, something hot to eat and so it is to has been great. our community, we love it. it is great. >> so mayor thank you for everything that you are doing here. >> you're quite welcome. >> we appreciate that, also a shelter over at the high school academy park high school, shelter over in that neck of the woods. >> i learned that, last night, delaware county. >> so they have that, then also ppl will be opening today, 11:00 people in people need to use some of those resources from the delaware county area. that's the very latest guys, back to you. >> let's head to south jersey where steve s hey, steve, what's going on over there? >> talking how frustrated is, no power, no ice, no phones, then the damage to all of the homes. the amazing thing we got to

keep highlighting, despite all of these near death experiences you hear about, nobody was really seriously hurt, just a few injuries. and, when you look at all of the trees that fell on all of the people, and whether they were in a home at the time or in a car, you heard dan rickato25 minute ago talking about how his daughter was driving. guess what, here is a picture of julia's car, on her way to wing night at pj wheelihan's in moorestown, driving down kings highway, main strip through here, that goes all the way through south jersey. and the timing just like we saw a guy on kelly drive, a tree comes down, crushes the car, julia get out, without a scratch. she didn't even know what hit her. because when the storm came it, went from daylight to darkness, and a lot of people tell the same story. they all walk away, the car is totaled, like so many cars, where people were actually driving in the cars. stay out of the vehicle for a second, get to that picture if you can, describe this car, so her roof's crushed in, the windshields crushed in, flying

glass, nobody is hurt. and that is the miracle of this storm. because, it was a bad one, but, not a fatal one. that's the good thing. we come back to this live picture, a lot of people getting tree work, getting assessment, tree man just been out here, and getting a estimate, and then telling the people it will be a while before we get back here. but this tree, not as bad as what we're seeing. in washington township where 50 houses cut down right through the middle with trees like this, may have to be completely torn down and rebuilt, because of damage from big trees. and that's just that one township, in gloucester county, and we talked about the power companies, with 172,000 still, without power, from atlantic city electric, that is the worse news of all, because those people without power now are being told it could be until midnight sunday, until they get their power back on. >> alex, mike? >> my goodness. >> two days to awoke until we get power back, lines cut off all around the neighborhood. so until they get to it, we're not going have anything.

>> took the lines down, took my service cable all the way back to my meter. i had to put new meter in this morning, and, you know, waiting for the electric company, who knows when they'll be of the because i understand the whole, you know, whole neighborhood, whole township is out. >> crazy trash crans flying through the air, watching trees uproot, power lines going down, no traffic light, literally watch the black horse pike go off, light by light by light as electricity was going off. pretty craze. >> i it could have been worse, the chows have been blown down. >> that's the attitude you have to have. try to keep good attitude despite not having any power. from a hole in your house, you hear sue talking about the rain coming this weaken, yes, it can get worse. the damage, that; and dan talk about water damage and everything. so at least get those cell phones. if you can't make a call with them, use them as camera, take pictures of the damage for urine surer. >> okay, then use the camera, make sure you have that "fox 29 news" app. a lot of people have been using it during this whole storm. >> okay, 8:09. >> you saw chris murphy turn

into the terminator yesterday. >> look at that face. but what happened when, you know, he started walking around out in the street like this? there is one reaction that you just have to see. >> plus, not your typical selfie, now these ladies are lazy. why women are only making up half of their face. it is a trend. >> but first, you know what this means. >> ♪ >> all you fans from the game, j ellis, will be in our studio this morning, but know, in the last season of the show, after nine years. >> yes? >> what will they do now? >> we're going it ask him. >> i don't know.

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can't miss her. satellite and radar picture looks great for right now. but, as we look for later on today. watching this area of rain arrival time here, later this afternoon, more toward evening, 75 degrees, in philadelphia, but, very comfortable 60s to the north of us, humidity low, lower 70s, to the south. and high temperature today of 86 degrees. that's just about where we're supposed to be. and, most of the day should be dry. occasional showers tomorrow. but occasional sunshine, as well. not so much for saturday, and probably sunday, with temperatures staying in the 70s, we will be on the cool side of a stalled frontal system, both days of the weekend. so, it won't be raining constantly, but, the rain will be around. and it will be cool, with temps in the 70s, warming up by the middle of next week. >> i have one of those color runs i have to do saturday chester count. >> i muddy. >> exactly, muddy color run. live look here at i95,

disable, south southbound, hugging that what would be the right lane, coming southbound, between northeast philadelphia, and center city. and there is also a delay, on the schuylkill expressway. coming inbound, heavy from pretty much conshohocken, near conshy curve there with sun glare into center city. an accident west, on 422. >> traffic light are out. along many of the intersections, but his is a big one, not even any police on the scene, 202, and route one, there is about six lanes of traffic, trying to get across route one here. and we're back up for couple of miles, in both directions, as folks are taking and holding their breath and hoping we don't have a crash there, then the whole stretch of route one block, as well, as you roll down between media and west chester. mike, alex, back to you. >> thank up.

>> i challenge people that their christmas stuff is still up. and we've gotten an lot of pictures, neighbors, people telling on their neighbors. >> really? >> oh, my gosh. >> we'll get to some of those in just a second. oh, you have it? let's put up the first one i got. >> can you read who that is from? >> says my downstairs neighbor. >> yes. >> hashtag ho-ho-ho. this cannot be right now. >> you have a map there. you have a drying wreath, six months, seven months old. >> but the matt still has santa claus on it. the wreath i feel like maybe could be welcoming wreath. >> i don't know, i mean, absolutely dead. what is the story there? and another woman says i admit, my tree is still up. >> i mean, it is an artificial tree. >> but still up. >> well ' show you that one in a second. >> yesterday we had our chris

murphy dress up as the terminator, new terminator movie. look at the horrible make up. oh, no, that's his face. sore. >> i this is before oh, look at you, yes, so brit, she is make up artist, came in and transformed his face it, started 8:00 sash it took more tan an hour to put him altogether. >> then what happened after he left the studio? because he had to go put stuff in his parking meter. he had to feed his meterment and he had to get there, didn't have time to take the make up off. >> he went out in old city. watch this. >> hi, can i pet your dog? come here. hype, buddy. hi, your dog seems little afraid of me. >> yep, she afraid. >> does she like terminator's? >> i don't know. >> hey do you know where the nearest hospital is? i kind of fell. >> do you know where the nearest hospital is? >> who? >> i need a hospital.

>> i just fell down right there. >> we can call 911. >> no, it is a joke, it is just make up. >> can i have a kiss? have sure. >> really? >> wow, you're bold, and brave, and beautiful. i'm not. >> i continue to fifth. it is a little safer. he won't look at me, i wonder why he won't even look at me. >> do you like terminator movies? >> high five. >> high five. >> wait. his face went from smile to frown instantly. hi, how are you? can i have a hug? >> oh. >> see, i've been waiting all morning for you. >> my goodness. just putting the plasmic your eyes. >> i know. i can barely see, i can see ooh guys are loyal fans. >> yes, we are. >> see? see how the power of make up is there? see how make up turned chris into a movie machine.

like the terminator. >> a lot of people weren't surprised. i thought they would be like get away from me. >> now video series on youtube shows make up doesn't just transform it, inspires people. >> so there is a woman only made up half of her face. so casino of a before and after. so you have to see here. it is based on the power of make up series by a dutch make up artist, make up for self expression, not for covering up urine securities. >> oh, i get the point. >> but now it is casino of started new thing. so puts this pick on stain gram writing i love make up, you should too. don't be a shame or embarrased it makes you feel little better about yourself. >> yes. >> well she sells make up watch else will we shea? >> another woman posted this pick writing wear all of the make up you want. >> we are wear all of the make up you want. >> tyra banks recently post add pick of her face without any make up on. them the next day she post add pick with make up, hey, either way it is still me.

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>> ♪ >> sad song by whitney, and this is a sad story. bobbi kristina has been moved to hospice care after month. you know, since she was found unresponsive, back in january. >> yes, her aunt pat houston said whitney houston's daughter's condition has worsened. despite medical care, the 22 year old is deteriorating. a lawsuit filed yesterday, against christina's partner, bobbi kristina's partner bobby gordon, accused him of being abusive toward her, misrepresenting the nature of their relationship, they are pursuing or looking into criminal charges, criminal investigation. >> we'll see what happens there. all right, 8:24. when you take on the leader of the free world you better be red. >> heckler tried to up stage president obama at white house reception, celebrating lgbt

pride month. but he wasn't having it. >> listen, you're in my house. >> it is not respectful when you get invited to somebody -- you're not going to -- you're not going to get a good response from me by interrupting me like this. shame on you. you shouldn't be doing this. you can either stay and be quiet, or we'll have to take you out. all right, can we have this person removed, please? >> and again, why would the president have to ask security to take care of it. just get to it. >> i bet he had something to say again to the secret service. about their screw ups here. the president said he is generally fine with electric letters, as a guest, therefore reception, invited, drinking, and having the food there.

he just felt like he had to say something. >> if you invite somebody over to your house, you don't want them to yell at you. >> trowel. >> but again, again, the president haters out there undoubtedly will be all over him. i haven't checked the internet today. are they upset, because he said you're in my house, and of course it is the country ace house, it is our house. the white house. >> in couch potatoes to bus. i bee's, let's kid off the ipads, into the backyard. that's our backyard right now, we have some cool obstacle courses you can do with the kids today. >> are you going to join them, mike? >> i will. i can use it. >> plus, admit it, do you still have your christmas decorations up? >> that's from linda. >> yes, she says, christmas tree still upment look at. that will you can go ahead and tell on your neighbor on, any light, christmas light still outside. >> why are we doing that? six month from today it is christmas.

>> can you believe six years ago today michael jackson passed away. i think everybody new where they were when they heard, but his music will continue to live on. so little later in the show, sue, we will play more of his music. we love his music. >> so hard to believe when you see that video, i found it out on twitter, six years ago today. all right, we have bus stop budd which us this morning. he's poolside. >> comfy start, should have fine pool day, not until this evening, maybe, after dinner,

or during dinner, that we start to see just couple of showers, temperatures right now in the 60s, 70s, eight is your weather by the numbers for today. no clouds, and no rain yet. but we are watching pretty rapid moving system, moving across indianna, ohio right now, spec it to be here later on, 75 degrees right now, with 53% relative humidity, just about perfect. yesterday, today, close, with a high of about 86 degrees. and stray shower before the day is through. so, that's your planner for thursday. we've got the weekend forecast ahead, and bob kelly, right now, high. >> good morning, everybody, 83:00; got a jammo on the blue route, 476 northbound all because after accident, right near broomall. so stacked up, from 95, headed north up to the broomall interchange. still shut down, or i should say, the ramps exiting 295, still closed here in south jersey. all because of the downed power lines, downed trees, with the traffic light out. the norristown high-speed

line, running with delays because of equipment problems. but the media elwin line looking good, patco running today, and take a look at the picture we just got sent to us from thomas del rossi. there you go. look close on the roof, the christmas light are still up. >> oh, my goodness. >> still up. six months today, until christmas, why take them down, right, al? >> that's right. do you think people still have their light up? some people listen to christmas music all year around, some say only during christmas, do you think one of those all year around folks? >> the proof in the pudding the plug them in. good to go. >> thanks, bob. most kids, they look forward to summer vacation, but this time of year leaves a lot of paren feeling clueless, what will they do, how will they keep them active and healthy? mike outside with someone who can give you some help. why not make obstacle course? >> nadia is here. good to see you again. >> hi, how are you? >> nadia murdoch fit. >> you have a website? >> i do www.nadia murdoch fit.

com. east. >> i trying to keep the kids active all summer. three ideas. we see the and stack he will course, let's start with the treasure hint. hi, kids. >> hey. >> hey kids, come on over here. come over here, watch this. what are we doing? >> so here you have a treasure hunt you can do outside in in your backyard, the idea, put maps on line. it is owe i (mace it your own, look mom's tool shed, dad's backyard hut, have prizes along the way that aren't just food that teaches them, flash cards, puzzles, things like that. >> so these are maps? >> maps. but if you're not artistic, make it your own. >> yes. >> well, it is your backyard. >> right. your backyard. get them moving. get them excited and have them learning at the same time. >> what is the prize if they win? >> so basically, you want to keep them off the couch, right? maybe prize would be outdoor picnic, or family outing, maybe gratz adventure. >> i have an idea, if you will set up obstacle course in the

backyard. >> yes,. >> like did you. >> exactly. >> all right, kids, get in line. >> so in the backyard you can have -- >> hold on, come over here. >> all right. >> go. >> backyard, go ahead, girls, you can have jump ladder, a jill at this ladder, shows the kids jumping, they do bunny hop, can do one leg hop. >> keep going. >> you can set up hurdle, have the kids jump, if you don't have cynder blocks, you can easily use chairs, or something in the back to prepare it up. over here, we have this jump rope with hula hoop, super easy. you can get a hoola hoop anywhere. >> parent, get involved. >> here we have sam, with the beach ball, hit it in and out of the cones, just helping the kids stay active in a fun way with the family. >> most of the kids from the philadelphia area, right? okay, cool.

>> how about planting? >> come on, kids, marble the plant. >> simple things that you can plant in your backyard, great way to teach kids how to eat fresh. >> we already planted tomatoes. >> awesome. >> are they growing well? do you have any tomatoes yet? >> i'm not sure. >> probably another month away. >> yes. so here we have really cheap inexpensive basil, rosemary seeds, they have a lot of add values, vitamin a, b, k. you can do this with the seeds, assume err simple, super easy and get this at your local supermarket. >> come on over here. >> farmers market. get this anywhere. >> how many ideas do you have at your websites? >> hundreds every ideas, i love giving advice.

i love finding ways of getting kids and people active. >> we like her, alec. >> yes, we do. >> looks like it is a lot of fun. thanks, mike. >> 8:36. $50,000 for address. >> why? why would someone pay $50,000 for this dress? well, there is a famous face, in this photo. we'll reveal it next. >> but first, he's coming. >> ♪ >> clearly something going on between you animal evening. i'm not stupid. two hanging out all the time, at the house when i'm not there. >> oh, he says he's not stupid. we're not stupid. that's why we have jay from the gang, he'll be here in the flesh in our studio this morning, but there is something that jay and mike have in common. oh, here's a hint t has it do with music, of course. >> not orebodies. >> i don't think that's it.

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>> skyfox over basically free for all. everybody, there are no street light. this is 202, route one, in delaware county, one of the bigger intersections in delco. sue, you probably go through the area all the time. >> not today. >> not today you're not going to. >> would not be good idea. seems pretty orderly right now. >> yes, still traffic flowing pretty quickly. see the people stopped? the cross traffic there, has got to come it a stop at some point. and it is backing up. >> painter crows wag they call that. >> painters crossing. >> this has been out since yesterday afternoon. >> once you roll it, you doubt want to stop. >> look at the power trucks here, the convoy of power

trucks moving through your bottom left there. see them all three in a row? they've been spotted throughout delaware county, as women. they are the crust coming in trying to make the repairs. >> okay, well, i know whale ' do. >> okay, finally they're getting -- >> you have to force your way in there eventually. >> you would be big help there. >> people would be stopping trying to say hi. >> can i get a selfie? >> maternity dress worn by former first lady jacqueline kennedy, goes up for sale. >> yes, indeed. the dress oh, also some pictures, from back in the day. look at john john. the dress along with 79 candid fit owes like that one, were included in yesterday's auction, in california. jacqueline kennedy reportedly

gave the dress to maud shaw, her nanny, shortly after she retired in 1965. the auction house says the photos are extra special because they show never before seen private moments. >> some inside and private moment. >> opening bid $10,000. >> will go for a lot more. >> ooh, 06 grand probably. >> jen? >> i think she will play some lacrosse now. >> talking about how to pick the best sport camps for your kids. do you pick a camp where your buddies go, or not? we will talk about that with coach mark duncan, come on back, having some fun this morning.

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>> think you'll be able to see the tall ships, the future cast, looks great for that time of day, 11:00 a.m., after and 3:00 the clouds start building up then the rain toward evening, probably, not until maybe 7:00, 8:00. and the heavy rain looks like it will skirt to our south. most of it. but now we get the on and off showers, through the early part of the day. and that would be on friday. so, tall ships forecast, the same forecast for us, for the next couple of days, we've got 86 degrees today. sun and increasing clouds, friday, we'll have occasional sunshine, and occasional showers around, high of 82. saturday, and sunday, not looking great. as we've been saying, less than perfect with temperatures staying in the 70s, both days, alex, and on and off showers, as well. so, less than perfect. but it will be cool. >> at least we have this werth. a lot of areas still dealing with power outages, so we have

quick note for you. delaware county government offices including the court are closed until noon today because of outage, 8:47. whether it comes to specific sports camp, how do you know if your kid is ready, specially over night cam snaps let's get to jen hanging with the team from unique camp, lacrosse camp. >> it is pretty cool, right, lacrosse the fastest growing sport in the country, still is, right? >> i would say for girls and boys pretty much so, yes. >> coach mark duncan the coach at shipley. you run all kind of camps all summer long for all different kinds with different amount, where they are in the sport, right? >> right. run camp here at shipley in the philly area all the way down to the beach. >> and then you have rock stars like this guy, professional lacrosse player. you know, for this segment we want to talk about the kids that might have played on a team, might have done a clinic. this is a great way to casino of up their skill level. but, how do you know your kid is ready for it to be

overnight camp or more advanced sports cam snap. >> you got to know your son or daughter, and find the right camp for them. i always saw if they're a beginner maybe get friends to go with them, sign up as couple of buddies from the club team, township team. then as they get older look to overnight and the college camps. >> so when you want to get to the elite level, camp is good way, right, intensive, like i'm sure you went to camp as a kid? >> utley. the key real toy get into the elite level in terms of the stick work is playing all the time, having the thing in your hands all the time. when you go to camp playing from 9:00 until -- >> we have to talk about this little dude. little 23, he has not been to camp but he has like 19 older brothers, right? >> oh, yes, i think eight retiring? >> you were saying, that's where you learn the basic, in. >> moles of the best lacrosse players have broken plenty of windows, they walk around the house, twirl the stick and throw it off walls. >> is that true? >> true. >> talk to me a little bit about what's older guys are learning, why is it good to mix the ages at cam snap.

>> doing two on one with drill, look to go get shots off, quick ball movement, quick stick movement. coach scott here keeping the tempo up along with coach banks, teaching them how to move the ball. >> here's what i love about your camp, people talk about you behind your back, by the way, they say like you guys are at such an elite level but teaches the kids the basic, can't be repeated enough if you can't catch or throw you can't play lacrosse? >> stick work is the key, every day getting out there, having catch, throwing wall ball, but just going out here, doing the stick work every day, higher level guys, will tell you, when he was in college, weighs in coal, had to do it every morning, every day. >> give me something. we got to have it. because this is coach dunkin's daughter, they incorporate every kid's needs into, wow, show off. nice. high five up top, baby girl. >> girls, guys, everyone kind of having fun, so come on back. we will talk about l little

bitty bitty's, number 23 there, my favorite kid right here. he doesn't need a beginner camp, because he's already running this whole field. >> look at this kid. >> but we are, mike, he literally has five older brothers. mat a owe, you're awesome. five older brothers. i haven't seen him drop a ball yet. >> that's great. >> look at that, matched up against the big guys. >> adorable. cool. >> guys, adult, looking for some good face wash are you? forget the drug store products. head to the liquor store. the surprising drink that's good for your skin, and your hair. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once.

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route one, you flow it as painter crossing right there delaware count i going to the maps, because this is just one of the many intersections, that are without power, and of course, without traffic light. so, it is going to take you little longer to get through delaware county, than it did yesterday, or the day before. and remember, when the lights are out, it is a four-way stop. mass transit, looking good with though delays. mike, alex, back over to you. >> this is a story up your alley, bob. >> is it? >> yes, brewing company, beer brewing company, says beer may be better as a beauty fire than a beverage. >> wouldn't that be waying it, snow. >> says beer can multi task as a grooming agent. the company just released line of products, main ingredient are barrel i, hops and yeast, rich in vitamin d. said to have powerful beautifying properties for the skin and hair. so each product from shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, contains half a least of beer. >> what could you do, could you pour it down your face, and into your mouth? >> that's what do you anyway, mike. >> well, kind of. >> my thing is if it is a

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common. >> no, not draft. >> it has something to do with music. that's a hint. >> oh, okay. >> okay? >> don't be gel thaws we got j he will us. >> good one. >> and, some are saying, it is the flavor of the summer. smors products, i mean, they're everywhere, even oreo has a smors. >> smors flavor. >> starbucks has it, dunkin' donuts, anyway, we've found a canoli, a canoli recipe, that involves smors, oh, it is good. >> sounds good to me. >> let's get to the special guest, j ellis is here from bet the game. >> oh, okay. >> little something first. >> watch this. you probably have seen this. >> where is it at? >> hey, going out to celebrate tonight. >> ya? >> well, i just don't want to be a third wheel, you know what i mean? >> i figure would you say that. i