this morning on good day, national unrest. the city of dallas mourning the debts of five of its police officers. this was a well-planned, well thought out, evil tragedy. while families in minnesota and lieu sues a continue to grieve following deadly police shooting, a black man by white officers. to all americans, i ask you, i em already you, do not let this precipitate a new normal across the country. proteas across america calling for something to be done. from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia, weekend. it is straight up 7:00 can. thank you so much for joining us on this morning.

i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. good morning to you you, both of us were on vacation just a little bit this this week and happy to be here. look who is here. how are you liking the early morning thing. >> the weather, i think we're going to get a break from the heat wave. scott is going to be sharing with us all morning long. he doesn't know it yet, but he plays the trumpet and he's going to play are to us. maybe not today, but maybe later. let's talk a little bit about this weather. it's kind of misty and muggy stepping outdoors. look at the current temperatures, 78-degrees. the due point 70, it feels like a sauna stepping out on this saturday morning. the pressure is down a little bit. as we take a look overall at the visibility this morning, be careful out there. we're looking at some areas of fog in millville, atlantic city, trenton down to three miles, lancaster a mile and a half. those temperatures still pretty

warm. the numbers in millville at 73. we have 73 in philadelphia. 71 in allentown. thank youfully no airport delays if you're stepping out catching a flight at the philadelphia international. the forecast for the philadelphia area by 9:00 we're looking at humidity still around, 70ss, 84-degrees. thunderstorms by 5:00. 88-degrees. coming up we're going to talk much more about the entire weekend forecast. right now we want to check in with sue and weekend wendy. >> lots of fun things going on this weekend and wendy is all ready for a fees a at the great plaza at penns landing it's the hispanic if is that celebrating and raising awareness of latino cultures. of course lots of wonderful food. now, this festival or if is a is going on today and tomorrow 2 until 8:00 p.m. at penns

landing. scott, is the forecast fine. >> it looks like we're going to break the heat waive so the afternoon high temperature for your saturday, what about that 88-degrees after three consecutive degrees of temperatures in the mid 90s, so it is going to be a little cooler. coming up we'll talk much more about p the scattered thunderstorms later today. how is traffic? >> good saturday morning, everybody getting ready to head to the shore today, watch for extra involve of course on a saturday and then when you get down towards the ramp p from the atlantic city expressway to the parkway there is eye still only one lane open through the construction zone. certificates georgia lower, tomorrow hall anotus. up and over the bridges a lot of involve heading into south jersey. today and tomorrow we have the

hispanic festival down along penns landing. if you're looking for something to do out in phoenixville, it's blocksville. we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for good p day philadelphia weekend. the city is save and the suspect is dead and we can move onto healing. > the solemn goodbye is underway in dallas. investigators now believe 25 year old mike johnston after shooting a dozen police officers and two civilians ultimately killing five of those officers. those are their faces and we're learning a lot more now about the shooter. we're hearing from so am people as they're responding to the shooting. as we get deeper into this our jennifer joist is life in studio. >> good morning, good morning bill and karen. more information come in about

the attack, personal information. ingredient thomas, mike smith, michael cell and loren air once are the officers killed during a sniper attack on thursday during a protest. at the hands of police officers in minnesota in louisiana. 43 year old thompson, has six groan children and a new wife. he married a fellow officer just two weeks ago. emma, 32 was on the police force and served two tours of duty in iraq. like smith, a quiet man, who always put his family first he devoted nearly 30 years of his life to the contact lens dallas police definitely 27 year old michael cell was living out a dream of working as a police officer. he joined the dallas pd in 2007 and worked as a sheriff's deputy in detroit, his hometown before that. and senior corporal loren

aaronss as the protest was coming to an end. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. he work for the department for 14 years. protestors in philadelphia say their actions have remained pieceful and should not be blamed for what happened in cast dallas. they also believe that the questionable of a handful of police officers to spark these protests should not effect the image of all officers. we certainly support our law enforcement officersment they're members of our congregation, members of our families, members of our communities. it's the bad actions and the bad policies that we don't like. the shooter, 25 year old mike a johnson was an army veteran. he served a year in afghanistan before was sent home. he explained his motive during negotiations with police. was he happeningerred by police shootings of black men and was on a mission to kill white officers. police say at johnson's home they found an as anneal of bomb

p making materials and a journal of combat tactics. in addition to fives officers two civilians were wound in the attacks, johnson was killed by police. karen and bill. > thank you. there was a lot of rallies that have been happening all over this country and here in philadelphia as well. a group of people marching from north philadelphia to septette city to protest these fatal shootings of buys and by police. going through our main thoroughfares, arteries of the city growing in number as the evening passed. they were accompanied by police officers to make sure that everyone is save and that there is no violence. we're out here to basically educate people on was he ' going on on and to bring people together to make a stand, a positive stand and an educated of move. darryl walker called his group, the rise of the nation, part of.

the naacp in in baton rouge is making sure its voice is also heard. this he ' calling for piece and justice in the wake of the deadly shooting of arlington sterling. they want justice after the 37 year old was shot and killed by officers outside a convenience store on tuesday. according to investigators officers shot sterling during a confrontation when police say they saw a gun on him. we want action now. it's not a new thing. it's not something that just happened. i'm saying we are a pieceful people. we don't want violence. we're not exposing violence. we want piece. but we also want justice. > a criminal investigation into sterling's death led by the justice department is now underway. a federal civil rights investigation also will be

conducted. meanwhile days after the deadly police shooting of cas still, minnesota governor is speaking in pops to the police shooting that took place in dallas. i make an an appeal to everyone in minnesota for calm, for understanding of this difficult time, the need for call and non-violence and we'll get through this terrible time here in minnesota. he also defended comments he made on thursday suggesting that raise may have played a role in the dealt of cas steel. he says a thorough investigation will reveal the answer. contact steel's death was caught on video. it can did not show h him threatening a police. cas steel's mother said her son would not have approved of the shootings of the police officers in dallas because he believed that all lives mattered. > presumptive democratic

presidential document necessity hillary clinton was a keynote speaker at the methodist convention that was held right here in center city. herren dire speech was focused on guns and violence. for all ton's grieving children, for the four year old girl who bravely comforted her mother while fill and drove died in front of them. for the police officers who lived every day with the fee that something like this could happen and we'll always be proud of their service and sacrifice. am of those who were there say that clinton hit the mark on concerns among the black

community. she also struck a good balance in acknowledging the fears the police face every day. and speaking out about the shootings, presumptive republican nominee donald trump who said his thoughts and prayers are with all of the victims of this week's shooting. now is the time for prayers, love, unity and leadership. our children deserve a better future than what we're making them live through today. but to get there we must work together and stand together. we will make america safe again. > vice president joe biden gave the weekly white house aus sed the shootings. l as americans we're wounded by all of these tasks. it's it is up to all of us to stand up and protect the policemen every single day. president obama will be cutting

his europe trip short and will be traveling to dallas early next week our coverage of the deadly shootings continues on fox 29.com. that's where you'll find the latest developments on our homepage. the time right now is 7:126789 septa not giving good news to commuters,. there is a small shimmer of hope. plus, you may need to splatter on the sunscreen. a really surprising study from our area, what you you need to look out for to avoid getting a nasty burn.

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when it comes to septa because it was a really bad week. about a third of septa's cars are out of service. septa is making a new schedule. they're getting some temporary railcars from other transit systems including amtrak and other cities. 115 of the 120 silver lining cars were taken out of service because of the structural issues. it's early. this is one week and, you know, we're moving on a lot of different fronts, it takes a lot of time for the computer testing, the metallurgical testing, all of that. it will be a big moment when everyone agrees as to what were the causes. these issues are causing septa millions of dollars of leasing and employees' over time costs as well as refunding customers who are not taking the rail. the time right now is 7:17.

let's take a look at reading. good morning, reading. let us know what you're doing on this day. we have a lot of muggy temperatures and a lot of fog as well. scott williams. it is kind of muggy and misty on this saturday morning. i think the heat waive will end later on this afternoon, but it could end with a bank because scattered showers, even some severe thunderstorms potentially across the area. muggy and misty out there this morning. afternoon and evening thunderstorms but lower humidity by your sunday so that will be some good news. we have a cold front out to the west, but ahead of it that's the threat for those popup showers and thunderstorms during the heat of the day. as we look at the bottom line across the area, 88-degrees, that's the high in center city down the shore waking up to fog this morning, 83-degrees by the afternoon, 77-degrees in the pocono mountains, those temperatures out there 74 will

minute every ming ton, upper 60s trenton. temperatures down the shore, it's steamy, low 70s on the boardwalk. you can see the area of yell oak that's the bull's eye, if you will, the greatest threat for some am da aging winds, maybe even a little bit of hail. that includes the i95 corridor and also the pocono mountains. we'll time everything out. pretty quiet now, maybe a a little bit of drizzle but by 2, 3, 4 in the afternoon keep your eye on the sky. we could pick up a couple of inches out of any of that activity that develops as well. so once again, breaking the heat waive today, but turning who the again, maybe even another heat waive as early, bill, as next week. back to you. >> thank you so much. the heart break and outrage continue around the nation as many people continue to discuss the issues that we are addressing here. the situation in dallas,

violence in lieu saws a, minnesota, all the ton sterling was killed in a police shooting tuesday night in baton rouge. philandro castile was shot and killed during a traffic stop wednesday. in both cases video shows neither men threatening police with a weapon. in l dallas things turned event during an over wise pieceful protest. rallies here in philadelphia and around the country called for accountability and an end to the police violence in the wake of the dallas massacre. philadelphia police commissioner richard roth has told officers to be on high alert when preparing for possible protests during the democratic national convention. we can't in any way accept people shooting police officers, the people whose very job it is to protect all of us. there's nothing you can do to prepare for that. all we have to do is be extra vile vinyl atlantic. make sure our eyes and open and

watch each other's backs. protestors shouldn't be blamed for the people who opened fire on police officers. before we did anything we talked to police. we told them we don't want no blood shed, but we do want change. meanwhile pieceful protest disclosure among americans wanting their voices heard continue around the nation. meanwhile in phoenix, arizona, a rally last night at phoenix town haul to express the outrage of ralston sterling and philandro castile. the protests remained pieceful although a few were taken away by police. pepper spray and tear gas were used to disperse the crowd. this group marched near the downtown connector. state troopers gathered to formalin to keep the people from marching onto the highway.

we wanted to get you caught up with everything that has taken place, but now we want to t get some response. reverend mark tyler, good morning, sir. >> good morning. > let's start with the kind of protests and the response. we're hearing a lot of kind of separate the message from the messenger. obviously nobody supports killing police officers. they still believe that that message of respect our lives is still a valid one. >> listen, we're calling for the exact same thing, accountability, transparency and a greater sense -- i saw the district attorney seth williams is outraged at the shing of police officers in which he should be outraged. we like to see that same out whenever a civilian who is unarmed is shot and killed by police. it's not the same kind of level of support. and so support has on go both ways. i'm absolutely supportive of police.

they protect us when we march to exercise our right to criticize them. we want support to go both ways. here in philadelphia, mayor kenny said we all need to heel. in delaware county people are very upset and say that these protests that you're talking about are needing. which attacks are you talking about in delaware county. probably the same people in delaware county who will say the same thing. if your experience with law enforcement has typically been one that has been a negative experience that's pretty much going to shake you. i was struck by what commissioner brown said n yesterday in dallas where he said that most days police don't feel supported. well, when you talk to younger protestors on the streets, that's exactly what they say about law enforcement, that they don't feel support. there's this gulf between us and we can't live without each on. we need each other and what we need to do is like a couple going through a bad relationship, find a way on come together and work through these

major difference dids. i know that both you and i as african-american men have experienced that feeling that your life is not as valley automobile as it should be. how do uniques this? >> you have to fix it with once time i'm going to stay with that met for about a couple going through a bad time. any couple can work -- i've seen as a pastor couples work through infidelity, work through issues of money, all kind of major issues, but first the person who has done the wrong has to really own it and deal it with. n america has a serious problem with raisin racism that has not been resolved and we continue to try to sweep it under the rug and we can't move forward until we put it on the table and talk about how that effects us, not gusano police officer, how we allocate money for schools, how we higher and fire. raise is a major issue in america and as a couple, so to speak, we can't move forward until we deal with it.

i think both of us agree that this needs to be discussed. i think that is the positive if anything, that comes out of this. thank you. >> we'll be right back.

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at 7:30 we've got more on this week's deadly shootings. police in dallas now say there was one shooter that killed five police officers and wonned seven more, as well as two civilian. investigators say the gunman, 25 year old micah johnson opened fire as people marched to protest two black men killed by police in louisiana and minnesota. police ended up killing him using a robot armed with a bomb, a search of his home reportedly turned up rivals, a.m. nutrition and bullet proof vests. this was a mobile shooter that had written manifest ohs on how to shoot and move. police are also investigating of officers being targeted. here in philadelphia, commissioner richard ross says

officers will drive in pairs. officer sterling was shot and killed out in front of a convenience store. there is a federal civil rights investigation also that will be conducted. and philandro castile was killed in minnesota during a traffic stop. that state's governor says raise may have played a role in his death. he says a thorough investigation will reveal the answer. castile's death was caught on video. it did not show his h threatening police with a weapon. our coverage with the ambush in dallas continues on our page, fox 29.com. > to get you caught up in local headlines. in wilmington, a 15 year old boy is in critical condition following a shooting overnight. just before midnight police were called to the 600 block of west 16th street and found a teen with a gunshot wound to his stomach. a 22 year old woman was also hit. she is at wilmington hospital and there is no word on her

condition. police are still looking for the shooter. back here in philadelphia, police are looking for a person responsible for a fatal shooting in huntington park just before 2:00 a.m. along the 800 block of within hock in street. he they found a man shot in the neck. he was pronounced dead on the scene. so far no arrests have been made. just before 1:00 a.m. in cobs creek, fire crews were called to the 5800 block of large wood avenue where four houses were on fire. they were able to get the flames under control. officials are still investigating the cause the fire weekend wendy has a great event to tell you about and it's not too far away. it is called the fire fly fling and it's happening down in elkton, maryland. this is a celebration of bio

luminessance. that's the reason that fire flies light up at night. they have lots of kid friendly activities. make sure you bring a flashlight so you can catch the fire flies at night. go to fair hill nature. org. is this forecast going to bug us? >> it's not going to be that bad, sue, but we do have a threat of popup thunderstorms but right now saturday morning it is dry and muggy, but also humid. as we take a look at the temperature, it's currently checking in at 37-degree 70-degrees. it feels kind of oh pressive when you step outdoors. the visibility down to a mile and a half in lancaster. some areas this morning of patchy fog, temperatures right now upper 60s, lower mid 70s. look at dover already checking

in at 76-degrees. the bottom line, a muggy and misty start out there. afternoon and evening scattered showers and storms, less humidity by sunday and coming up we'll talk much more about the entire weekend fores cast whether you're headed down the shore or to the pocono mountains. karen. all right, the scott, i could not get enough sunscreen on this weekend it was so who the and sun think out there much nearly 0 percent of the sun screens do not meet the criteria. 40 percent of the highest rated products did not have an spf or sun protector factor greater than or equal to 30. they were not resistant to water or sweat as they claimed on their label. that's what the researchers found. you need to check with your doctor before you get some sunscreen. it turns out you can't trust what they had to say.

how do i get the right one. look for a sunscreen that has an spf of 30 or higher. you want to make sure that it has broad spectrum, uva and v.a. and water resistant. if they said they tested these once and they weren't as water resistant as they said, how do i find ones that are. you actually need water resistant sunscreen for every day use. for the summer months when you're going to be at the beach or at the pool you definitely need something that's water resistant, but for the winter months it's okay to have something that's 30 or higher and has the broad screen protection. for july you definitely want to make sure that your sunscreen is water resistant and you want to get the water resistance for 80 minutes. none of the sun screens are really waterproof so you want to

reapply after you're in the water or after you're in the pool or beach p. > how much sunscreen should we be using. most people don't use enough sunscreen so what we recommend is a shot glass for every application. if you have a bottle of sunscreen it really shouldn't last you that long. i like the creams better, because i don't like getting the sprays in my lungs. do you have a preference. >> i like the creams. with the spraying you're just spraying and you think you're covered, but with the cream you get it all over. i always get it eyes. the ones for the face are more sensitive and you feel more comfortable getting it closer to your eyes. i personally like the url that brand and neutrogena ones for the face. >> thank you, doctor. we appreciate it. no problem, any time. it is exactly 7:37.

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♪ ♪ the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. ♪ ♪ welcome back. it is 7:40 right now and karen right is in and she said i hope you guys enjoyed your time off. scott, glad to see you doing the weather. >> i'm glad to be here this morning.

he's so happy right now, as we go into commercial breaks and karen continues to peel back the layers we're going to have questions with scott. we want to show you this picture t, it's gone viral for all the reasons. it's really lovely. a dad in pennsylvania sleeping under the bed of his son. he worked his full straight shift job and then went straight to the hospital to be with his son. his wife posted the pic on facebook. she called him the father of the year. i love that one. i wonder what hospital it was. central, pennsylvania. you're the only one with kids. >> yeah. i think your husband would do that. my band has slept in the crib. he swept little baby i snots, everything. i'm not a father yet, one day i hope to be, but i mean that is

certainly what it's all about. do you love children? >> moving along. we take our phones with us every where. they go outside, the beach, and into the bathroom. basically what they're saying there are plenty of chances to get dirt on your phone and germs. coming up what you can keep your phone a little l less nasty plus, blueberries are a super food. coming up, how you can get stocked up and what you can do with those beer brings. you can do all kinds of things with the berries and we'll tell you.

it is the final count down to the blueberry festival. they are so amazing. i love to go there, you bring the kids and get the face painting. look at the blueberry bushes. summertime fruit, fresh, also good in byes and jellies. i sound like i know how to do all that stuff, but that would be a lie. line villa orchards, the blueberry festival. >> good morning, nice to see you all. we can't bake. what can you do if you cannot

bake. >> a nice breakfast parte, blue brings are so good for you. they are full of antioxidants. they make your skin albright. we can add a little bit of yogurt inside a cup, maybe some blueberries, make a little bit of a blueberry parte, a little granola. and you put it in a wine glass. it makes me look like i know what i'm doing. some more go gut and some grow nola granola. let me see. if i can have breakfast in bed and i was like i made this for you. >> we can can do a parte. i'm going to sit that aside so i can eat it. we have blueberry by. if you're going to get your antioxidants, why not get them

through a by. or blueberry muff instance. today is the blueberry festival. you can go to villa orchards and have the blueberry eating contest. hands behind the back eating a by. what's the record on that? >> i don't know what the record is, but i'd sure like to beat it. you have the by eating contest, what other things. >> face painting, pony rides. there's a little train that will take the kids around. not to mention you can go fishing or pick your own. you want to pick before you brings, right? i like the hey rides. when they going on the hey rides, what are they going on. >> everything -- there's so much stuff out there to pick. we have peaches. flowers, you can pick p your own flowers. there are blueberries, raspberries, lots of things right now, summer squash. >> and you can make jelly. >> yes, you can. i'm judy and i will teach you

how to make jamb. i brought some blueberry jamb. i can make this. you can give it away as gifts. > thank you. >> we appreciate it. it is fabulous and delicious and it is a wonderful place post office take the kids. > we're going to be right back. scott, you've actually been there. it's pretty cool. they have hey rides and all types of great food. those blueberries look great as well. speaking of great, take a look at the pocono mountains right now. bushkill falls, what a beautiful shot, kind of steamy and muggy this morning. there will be some scattered showers and storms later on this afternoon. even philadelphia, it's warm. it's muggy this morning, areas of patchy drizzle l out there and misby 1:00, 84-degrees, 88 by this afternoon, scattered showers and those thunderstorms. what about the lehigh valley in and around allentown this

morning, temperatures in the 70ss, low 80s by 1:00, 86-degrees by the this afternoon with the popup showers and storms. bushkill falls, temperatures in the 60s, low 70s by 1:00. 77-degrees with those scattered showers and thunderstorms. the culprit, this cold front off to the west along and out ahead of it during the heat the day, those showers and thunderstorms will bubble up, some of those will be strong to severe, especially north and west of the philadelphia area, but you can see most of the activity still off to the west. temperatures this morning, 7 # 4 in wilmington right now, 73 in reading, upper 60ss right now in trenton, temperatures down the shore pretty uniform, low to mid 70ss right now. here is the bull's eye for the slit risk of severe weather. by this afternoon, 2, 3, 4 we're looking at scattered down powers across the area. just keep that in mind. you can see by 8:00 headed to

the billy joel concert maybe an early scattered shower but then conditions start to improve. down the shore, 83-degrees for high temperature, morning fog, low humidity for tomorrow. and once again, the pocono mountains, 77, 75 foretop. tomorrow is going to be the pick day of the weekend because it will be lower humidity and also we're looking at slightly cooler temperatures. for tonight, though, staying kind of muggy, the scattered storms, the seven day forecast will show the heat and humidity eases behind the front. 86 for the high temperature. monday, 88 and then look at middle and latter part of next week, we're talking about heat waive number three potentially. > karen. michael's question about the billy joel question about tonight, he wanted to know if the piano man was getting wet. thank you for that. a local man is teaming up to make a difference. now at the have a social media

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> it's time now to visit our fox 29 athlete of the week. a lacrosse phenomenon from south jersey. fox junior reporter has our athlete athlete of the week. wine nikolaj from norristown high school. quinn nikolaj is the heart of the girls lacrosse team. coach says she's a beast on the field and you can't help but note is her. he is the he pit my of the athlete that we want. the younger kids feed off of her. she is just a complete leader and someone you need to have. what quinn has you can't teach, that inner drive, the desire to be the best that she can be. she has that and you you can't teach that. nikolaj says despite having

played soccer and softball she stuck with lacrosse for competitiveness and team atmosphere. coming into high school and able to bring with the girls every day, it's a bunch of sisters that i never had. the moorestown lacrosse high school team is one of the best in the nation having won 10 consecutive championships. the team had a tough last season. it was a tough year, there's no question about it. coming into next year, the plans are the same, to get back into the championships. i have no doubt that quinn is going to be leading the way. want to come back next year and put all the doubt ears aside and bring my team back to the championship game and to win it. she hopes that every time she steps foot on the field she can inspire her team. i don't want to speak for them, but as being the leader of the team i can help with every

problem on and off the field. people can work really, really hard, but she not only works really hard, she believes in it and she believes that she can be a great player. the future looks bright as nikolaj has already committed to playing lacrosse at penn state in two years. i want to get there and step on the field as a freshman and try and leave a mark on that field as i try to on the moorestown field. on behalf of fox 29 i would like to congratulate you as being our high school student athlete of the week. thanks, 29. i would like to thanks my parents, coaches and teammates. > nice job, dara. if you have someone you would like to nominates on our high school athlete of the week, just let us know. you can post-it on our facebook, but use the hashtag, fox 29. we'll be right back. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the

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> this morning on good day, an ambush in dallas, five officers killed, deadly police shootings in lieu saws san a and minnesota two black men killed by white officers. a national protest movement now growing, calling for an end to the violence. right now. from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia weekend. and good morning, as we head into hour two we've had so much news and information. we've had some fun as well and hour two will just get better. good morning. we have scott williams here. good morning. >> good to have you. we didn't win, we're here. we didn't win the mega million. > i would come to work. >> what would you do? >> i would probably still work for a little bit. >> for a little bit. i could hear that why in his voice. >> i can come to work. one person won in india or something.

> once you pass 50, it's just a lot. 50,000. power ball tonight, what are we going to have with the weather. >> the heat waive is going to be over, but we will have thunderstorms that will pop up later this afternoon. allentown looking good, pretty steamy out there, some pockets of mist and drizzle. no weather delays right new at the philadelphia international airport. it's 73-degrees, but look at that due point at 70, kind of feeling like pee soup out there this morning. take a look at the airport delays, none in philadelphia, newark, jfk reporting no airport delays, but that visibility has been down across parts of the area. now to one mile and lancaster down to three miles in wilmington. four mile visibility, millville looking at some foggy conditions especially this morning down the shore. those temperatures right now we have 73 millville, 72 at atlantic city, 70 right now in

pottstown and 71 in the lehigh valley. coming up we'll talk much more about the muggy and misty start. once again by tomorrow it looks like lower humidity, but right now we want to check in with sue and weekend wendy. >> weekend wendy is here celebrating all things bass still. it is bass steel day in pennsylvania. the head row theater has a recreation of the storming of the bass steel as they do every year. there's life music, an artist village and it's all evening long. the question for you, scott, is will the weather make us less miss reaction. >> maybe a little miserable. some locations not every where looking at some scattered down pierce across the area. in fact, temperatures by 1:00,

84. look at 5:00 p.m., 88-degrees. we'll time out the threat for severe weather across the area and when to expect some leaf. back to you. the city is save and the suspect is dead and we can move onto healing. solemn goodbyes underway already in dallas. investigators now believe 25 year old micah johnson acted alone carrying out thursday's deadly police ambush in dallas shooting a dozen police officers and two civilian ultimately those five officers. this morning we're learning a lot more about the shooter. also hearing from so am people as they're responding to what happened this week. our jennifer joist life in studio with the latest. good morning. >>reporter: good, month, some of officers were in the early stages of their career. they were killed doing the job that they loved. brent thompson,.com patrick

democrat, michael cell and loren air once, the five officers killed during a sniper attack thursday at a protest over the killings of two black men at the hands of police officers in minnesota and louisiana. 43 year old thompson, a transit officer has six groan children and a new wife. he married a fellow officer just two weeks ago. 32 was on the dallas police force for five years and served three tours of duty in iraq with the navy. mike smith described as a quiet man who always put his family first. he devoted nearly 30 years of his life to the dallas police department. 27 year old michael cell living out his dream of working as a police officer, he joined the dallas pd in 2007 and worked as a sheriff's deputy in detroit, his hometown. and senior corporal loren air once was shot as the protest was coming to an end. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. he worked for the department for 14 years. protestors in philadelphia say their actions have remained

pieceful. they understand that police are present to protect. i hope you all are getting the fact that the police officers are protecting them as they h move through the city. i think we as black people need to acknowledge the fact that, you know, we're being protected in spite of our disagreement, in spite of our protests against the very ones that are protect protected. 25 year old micah johnson was an army veteran. he served a year in afghanistan before offerings say he was sent home because of a sexual harm allegation. he was angered by fatal police shootings of black men and was on a mission to kill white officers. police say at johnson's home in a suburb of dallas they found an arsenal of bomb making materials, bullet proof vests, rivals, a.m. nutrition and a journal of combat tactics. in addition to the officer

killed five civilians were wounded. johnson was killed by police. > a lieutenant of people have been gathering in so much city, include ours. this was a group that was going from north philadelphia to center city last even to protest fatal shootings by police much. this is a group that was pretty passionate. they marched piecefully through the city's main streets growing in number as the evening went on. they were accompanied, of course by police as is always the case. we want to make sure that the rally was save and that there was no this violence. i'm glad to see that the brothers and sisters are out here trying to say something and do it piecely. i hope you all are getting the fact that the the police officers are protecting them as they move through the city and i think we as black people need to acknowledge the fact that, you know, we're being protected in spite of our disagreement, in spite of our protests against the very ones that are protect

protected. > so the organizers called this group the rise of the nation, part of the movement in city ts all across the fatal shootings in louisiana and minnesota provoked so much protest and unrest. the naacp is making sure it's voice is her. they're calling for piece and justice in the wake of the deadly shooting of all ton sterling. they want justice after the 37 year old was shot and killed by officers outside a screen store on tuesday. according to investigators, officers shot sterling during a confrontation when police say they saw a gun on him. we want action now. it's not a new thing. it's not something that just happened. i'm saying this, we are a pieceful people. we don't want violence. we're not exposing violence. we want piece. but we also want justice. > a criminal investigation into

sterling t's death led by the justice department is now underway and a federal civil rights investigation also will be conducted. meanwhile, days after the deadly police shooting of philandro castile who was killed during a traffic stop, minnesota governor mark dayton is speaking in response to the shooting in dallas. i make an appeal to everyone in minnesota for calm, for understanding of this difficult time, the need for calm and non-violence. and we'll get through this terrible time here in minnesota. dayton also defended comments that he made thursday suggesting that raise may have played a role in the death of castile. he says a thorough investigation will reveal the answer. castile's death of course was caught on video and it did not appear to show him threatening police with a especially with on. in an interview that aired last night on cnn castile's mother

said her son would not have approved in the shootings in dallas because he believed all lives mattered. releasing a tape, the national rival association which has been criticized in the aftermath of castile's death. castile reportedly told officers he had a weapon and a license to carry. the nar statement reads the reports from minnesota are troubling animus be thoroughly investigated. in the meantime it's important for the nra not to comment while the investigation is ongoing. rest assured, the nra will have more to say once all the facts are known. hillary clinton was in town. she was a keynote speaker at the african-american methodist convention in center city and in the wake of shootings her entire speech was focused on raisinnance. she arrived to a standing official after talking about the lives of police officers who were fatally ambushed. for all ton's grieving children,

for the four year old girl who bravely comforted her mother while philandro died in front of them. for the families of those police officers who lived every day with the fear that something like this could happen and will always be proud of their service and sacrifice. > am of those that were there say that she really hit the mark on concerns among the black community, but says she also struck a good balance in acknowledging the fears that police face every day. > also speaking out about h this was presumptive republican nominee donald trump who said his threats and prayer are with all of the victims of this week's shooting. now is the time for prayers, love, unity and leadership. our children deserve a better future than what we're making them live through today. to get them there we must work

together and stand together. we million make america safe again. > and vice president joe biden gave the weekly white house address and he discussed the shootings as well. as americans we're wounded by all of these deaths. it's on all of us to stand up, to speak out about the disparities in our criminal justice system just as it is on all of us to stand up for the police who protect our communities every single l day. and the president has decided to cut his europe trip short and he will be travelling to dallas early next week. the mood in dallas is very somber. let's go there with one of the reporters from our dallas station to tell us what is happening. scarlett, good morning. good morning, karen. yes, it's still an active crime scene here in l dallas. behind me you can see part of caution tape that has been

blocked off at the garage where the shooter micah johnson was taken down. but we are feeling a lot of the emotions here this morning as well as throughout the night. people are gathering together in prayer and in song. in fact, the dallas police department headquarters was swarmed with flags, with candles, flowers and balloons, messages of support, extremely emotional here, two squad cars from the dallas police department and dallas area. rapid transit authority were set up as memorials for the fallen officers. the cars were covered in buy ways and signs. local businesses sent meals to the officers who worked through the night. i spoke with a lot of the people who live in this area as well as who were out at the protests on thursday. nobody wanted what happened to happen. it's just something that everybody is still trying to figure out really. as fares a the details go we're just getting information as far

as the suspects from yesterday that were in custody. but that doesn't mean that there are not more persons of interest out right now and that's why the crime tape is still up and it is going to be up according to enforcement officials until at least wednesday. thank you so p much for joining us. we appreciate it. thank you. our coverage of that ambush situation and also the deadly shootings will continue on our website, fox 29.com. you get the very latest there on our homepage. > philadelphia mayor jim kenny not usually one to keep his pin tipples h. coming up, what he had to say has some people upset and say that he expressed too much of his opinion. also, this is really great. a local guy teams up with the police chief to try and make a difference. he got a pretty fun social media challenge for you. the pictures we want you to take and post on social media in hopes to start a national

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i just wanted to give a shoutout to someone who has been in the waiting room for six hours. feel better. happening now, getting you caught up on the headlines with a third of septa's regional railcars still out of service likely through labor day the organization has announced that it's now making a new summer schedule. it's also leasing temporary railcars from other rail systems including amtrak. 1156 the 120 silver lining cars were taken out of service because of structural issues. it's early. this is one week and we're moving on a lot of different fronts and it takes time for the computer modeling, the metallurgical testing, all of that. it really will be a very big moment when everyone agrees as

to what were the causes. it's a large and expensive moment. these issues are costing septa millions of dollars in leasing and employee over time costs as refunds that it's making to customers. you remember councilman gym kenny. he's mare now, but when he was a councilman he wasn't one to keep his mouth shut. >> that's what i love about him. he tells you exactly what he's thinking. now that he's mayor he's speaking his mind and getting a little bit of attention. bruce jordan will say something only in philly. i'm bruce gordon and i've been waiting an awful long time to say this, welcome back jim kenny. back when philadelphia's mayor was a councilman he put out a steady extreme of often provocative tweets. he described chris christie as a

fat blank creep, sidney cosby a puke face, lieu dobs a large ahole. and he couldn't believe that 630 minutes leslie stall had just celebrated her 72nd birthday. get the f out of here he wrote and then rated her smoking. then kenny ran for mayor and won. almost overnight the twitter fun stopped. clearly he believed a certain decor yum was necessary in his new role and childish name calling will no longer do the job. too bad. then this week we got a small decongestant liesing taste of the kenny mold. the head of the catholic church had clarified church doctrine that people who living in sin, divorced catholics, sexually active gays and lesbians, couples living together may not receive wholly communion. kenny quickly responded

communion is a gift from jesus to all us of us. predictly kenny's tweet prompted the usual responses. zero chance his views will alter church policy but it's nice to know a that his new office hasn't suked all of the passing of the mayor who often seems like he's not having fun. the jim kenny i've covered is one of caring character. welcome back, jim kenny, only in philly. > mayor kenny is a great follower on twitter. he really is. some things that come out of his mouth. > good morning to you, let's get a check of the weather. have you been to reading, scott williams. >> i have. we did the whole fox 29 as we

hit the road last year, the spring fling. we were out and about pretty much the whole area, pretty much downtown. just the main street area, just walking down the streets checking out some of the restaurants. as far as the conditions in reading this morning, you you saw kind of the haze. that's what we're waking up to pretty much adoes the entire area on this saturday. if you're stepping out for some brunch a little bit of bad news. take a look at the temperatures by this afternoon 88-degrees. that will be the high temperature, so breaking the heat wave. the bad news we have the threat for some popup showers and some thunderstorms. take a look at the bulls' eye. the lehigh value, the poconos mountains, some of the storms can contain some gusty winds or some small hail. the main timing from 3 to 8:00 this evening. as far as temperatures 73-degrees. look at the due point at 70 so that tells you how humid this

air mass is and look some at some of the areas reporting scries builts right now. down to one mile in lancaster, down to three mills in wilmington and p atlantic city down to one and one quarter of a mile so use caution out there. 72 in ac. 70 in pottstown, 733 philadelphia. so across the area we're looking at 88 in philadelphia, showers and storms this afternoon. late day thunderstorms down the shore, the morning fog. 77-degrees in the pocono mountains with the scattered showers and down pours. the heat ease essay long with the humidity. 86-degrees will be the temperature and then look at what happens during the middle and latter part of next week. we're talking about another heat wave. > all right, scott. there's a local guys that ' challenging social immediate to bridge the gap between police

officers and the community. he posted this with the chief of the winslow township police. he went to the police station to talk to the chief about what's going on in the world and the disconnect between the community and law enforcement so they came up actually with a really cool social media challenge. they won't be able to take a picture with a random person or a police officer of a different raisin post-it with the hashtag pics for piece. he hopes it will make a difference in america, come together and spread a positive message. so far the response to the campaign has been very positive. michelle writes on facebook, thank you young men for showing the nation that we create our own path towards piece, acceptance and county. along with the officers of winslow township police, you rock. dude did, you're a pillar of hope in a lost nation. it's the same thing we were talking about earlier with reverend tyler. people have to be willing to

step up, make their voice heard and then together we can some of these problems. more of us agree than disagree. i love the couple analogy. it's like one person doesn't love each other anymore. they may be in a situation where they don't love each other anymore, but they can still work it out. i remember when i was a kid the saying sometimes i don't like you, but i always love you. > baseball not going to the dogs. it's going to the cats. coming up how one local scene is giving your fee line friends the respect that they deserve. plus we we take our phones every where. so there are plenty of, what you

can do to keep your phones clean. jimmy submits 61. tom tanks is in his 60s. i can't believe that one. fred savage, a little guy, 40. you remember him as the young guy on the show. >> the wonder years. we'll be right back. happy birthday little guy.

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> more now on this week's deadly shootings. police in dallas now say there was one shooter that killed five police officers and wounded seven more as well as two civilians. investigators say the gunman, 25 year old micah johnson opened fire as people marched to protest two black men killed by police in louisiana and minnesota. police ended up killing him using a robot armed with a bop. a search of his home turned up bomb making materials, a.m. nation and bullet proof vests. this was a mobile shooter that had written manifest toes on how to shoot and move, shoot and move. police nationwide are also investigating incidents of officers being targeted. here in philadelphia, commissioner richard ross says officers will now travel in pairs. protests are going on all over the country. 37 year old al ton sterling was killed in baton rouge, louisiana right outside of a convenience

store. an investigation into his death is being conducted. philandro castile was shot and killed in minnesota during a traffic stop. the governor of that state says that raise may have played a factor in his death. they're going to thoroughly investigate as well. his death was caught on video. it did not show him threatening police with a weapon. we're another going to continue our coverage, it's right there on our website, fox 29.com. scott says we have a heat waive coming up. so far not too bad today, looking at the airport. i was just there a it seems like a few hours ago as i came back from the west coast. is it going to stay pretty positive. kind of half and half because the heat waive is go end. but we could have more thunderstorms that are going to pop up during the day. at philadelphia international airport, no airport delays, 73-degrees, the due point is high at 70. atmosphere we take a look across the area.

jfk no airport delays and philadelphia as well. we're much whatting out across the area especially in some suburbs for some patchy fog and also some drizzle. just be mindful of that. 84-degrees, 88 in the city with the afternoon and evening storms. waking up to fog down the shore this morning. by the afternoon, early evening, popup showers and storms, not a wash out, though, mainly during the heat of the day. beautiful on your sunday, 84-degrees. a pair of 77 for today in the poconos and then beautiful weather, nice refreshing low humidity by tomorrow, a high temperature of 75-degrees. back to you guys. sounds good, scott. it's a growing trend, apparently , get ready for this in a few years, kids move out of the house and then move back in with their parents. >> no way, knowhow. > you would let them. >> what you need to do to make sure that they pay their fare share if they do.

our financial expert danry cot oh tells us how to cash in. hey, mom and dad, just when you got used to walking around the house again in your underwear, guess what, your adult kids are moving back home. 36 percent of recent college grad say they're moving in with mom and dad. it can be a stressful time. here's a few tips to help you navigate. first it's not hard to understand where they're moving back in. they have student loans. you need a plan, who is going to do things t around the house and what is the line. put it on the refrigerator right next to that first grade artwork. you need a job. majoring in basket weaving may have seemed a great idea, so you need to find a job, any job. you can't just sit at home. you don't want a long gap on the

resume and you have to be able to help with some expense. having mom and dad pay your cellphone p if you're 30 years old, not cool. parents, you have to think about the dreaded r word. when you charge your kids rent sounds kind of harsh. here's my tip, if your kids are into saving, let them go at it. if they're not charge them rent. put that money in an account and use it later to help them launch. college grads with a little bit of planning moving home to your disney principlessest bedroom doesn't have to be too bad as long as it's temporary. and then mom and dad, you can go back to walking around the house in your underwear again. i'm cashing out. > i could do without that visual. so speaking of kids, it turns out that daughters cost more to raise than sons by a survey of

parents. yes, mom and dad, you're welcome. from birth until the age of five, the annual cost of raising a girl is 7,046 $50. it's almost $400 a year more expensive. it doubled to 776ed between the ages of 14 and 18. it's the clothes that cost more. >> exactly. the average parent expects to be supporting their kids -- 29. there is no way. what happened to 18? >> we weren't supposed to read that. 29 you got to support your kids? >> in your family who cost more, you or your sister. you're a twin. >> i'm not a twin. i have a sister, but i have two sisters. would probably say they did, the hair, makeup. they were constantly getting their done like almost every other week. > your other sister is an anchor in another city.

>> yes. we have similar careers. i also have another sister in television. > tell us some more about yourself. i'm the middle l child. i have a younger sister and an older sister. both in tv. >> no. the older sister is in tv. > and the younger one is in pr. my little sister costs more and karen cost more. this morning instant reaction poll, have you found that girls are more expensive than boys. let's all vote yes right now. you can vote in the good day section of fox 29.com our can vote on twitter using the #fox29 yes or fox 29 no. as we all vote yes, we'll be right back.

okay, now some people are truly cat people. apparently one of those people is a baseball executive with the lakewood blue claws, the philly is minor league team is hosting a cat day today. joining us today, kevin sense mucker. say it for me. sues mucker. thanks for having us. happy saturday. what is catheter day. >> catheter day is an idea that we came up with. as you can kind of see this is where catheter day came from.

we have a little bit of an excentric office. we spend a lot of time together and a little philly in happens. it turned into day we have fun with this. we like all the stuff we're doing, why don't we try to put together a cat day. this is part of the result. look at this. they had custom cat jerseys made and the players are going to wear them. >> the players are going to wear them. because of the weather last night we have a double header starting at 5:00. the second game will be dawning the beautiful cat could he lodge jerseys that you see here. we are going to be auctioning off the jerseys during the game for blue claws charities. you can bring your cat to the game. >> you can bring your cat to the

game. it's been extremely successful for us. we wanted to try it out, why not give some cats some lawn fun. i'm a cat person. for a two dollar, the bet can come to the game. they have to be caged or leashed. make sure that your cat can handle all the sites and sounds that typically see at a baseball game. we're going to do a the lot of in game promotions. we have one of the best video boards in minor league baseball. all the different cat names, we're going to be bringing some of them to our ballpark tonight to have a little fun with our fans. karen got a break. i was going to bring karen p in to get into a dance competentation with the mascot. the cat lady, there you go. every saturday says she it is

cat day. she is a supporter of this as well. thank you so much for coming and we sill see you tonight. thank you. we'll be right back.

we've got a study for you. researchers say they figured that gps is just a feature on your smartphone or inside your car. nope? those creepy crawlers have it, too. ideally you're very aware of the direction you're driving when you're in your car.

you use signs, landmarks to find your way around. now, scientists from case western reserve figured out that roaches actually find their way around the same way humans do. they have similar material this we have in our brains to give them directional queues in a study that appears in the journal of biology researchers discovered that roaches use visual landmarks even if they were turned around and they used the motion sensor too that helped them continue in the direction they were originally headed. it worked even if they covered their heads. seems like a i thing to study unless you're trying to figure out how those roaches can go far away from you. we're going to talk a little bit about this weather. it's kind of steamy on the saturday morning, but keep an eye on the sky and an umbrella nearby especially during the

middle of the day. the yellow is part of the philadelphia area points north and west. a slight risk for some gusty winds and small hail, once again, just a heads up on that. otherwise i think we'll break the heat waive today because of a cold front still off to the west. we had the muggy conditions once again, a little bit of mist, but that main culprit, the lift in the atmosphere is still off to the left. join the afternoon, the daytime heating that will allow the thunderstorms to grow, more tropical down pours similar to yesterday. not everyone will see them, but take a look at the clock. here's 2 in the afternoon, dotting the map across the area, wildly scattered showers and thunderstorms. keep that in mind. by 5:00 still looking at the coverage across the area diminishing, though, once the sun sets by 8:00. still some left over activity. just a heads up if you're heading to the billy joel concert, maybe some early scattered showers around the region.

the frontal boundary pushes all of the heat and humidity out in time for the second half of weekend. the forecast down the shore, morning clouds, some fog out there, 83 for the high temperature, by this afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms a possibility, 84-degrees, beautiful for your sunday, so sunday, the pick day of the weekend area wide. the pocono mountains, 77-degrees, today scattered showers and thunderstorms. beautiful refreshing air for tomorrow. what to expect in center city, 88-degrees, popup pm thunderstorms. it stays humid for today. we're just blow the 90 so breaking the heat wave, mug again for tonight. thank you, scott. i want to find out. we have whitney almond here. good morning. >> thank you so much for having me back. there is a lot going on at the shore this past week and i had the opportunity to not only go to some of the events, but also

interview a lot of the celebrities. give me an example. first up we talked with mike stud. he's i loved him. he has a lot of fans and i'm a new fan now. then we had bad doing. he went old school on us. i interviewed him and he has a new song coming up in august. it was just a lot of fun. he is always at the pennsylvania less tray doing. he was also at mount ran ohs. i was pretty excited about the hollywood vampire coming, too. doesn't like johnny dep, johnny dep part of the hollywood vampire. i give them two thumbs up. they rocked it out. i think he's 630 years old now, i don't know, but he's doing a

great job. then we had 50-cent at the pennsylvania less tray doing. he celebrated his birthday this past wednesday. he came in with joe is a important a. also there was a surprise guest, joe my who sinks with us. he came in, surprised us, gave a performance answer then gave 50-cent a red liter gucci duffle bag for birthday. i would like to have friends like that. the beer gardens. there's a new beer garden at borgata, this is really fun. now you can go outside to their beer garden where they have a lot of beer selections, an outdoor pool and life music on the weekends. > what's happening at mores, some of the pierce. >> down in wildwood at mor i y pierce they're having beach fest. anything you can play on land they are playing on the beach.

they are having lacrosse, and foot golf. i'm not sure i know what that is, but sounds cool. whenever i think of that i think of the beach boys. they're going to be at the music peer this monday and tuesday. they're playing two shows and there's still t tickets available. definitely check them out. the dragon boats i always think of them being on the schuylkill river. are they down the shore. >> the first place drag and boat is taking place today. you know this is going to be a really well run event. it benefits the gilda's club of south jersey. is that on paid hard field. >> it's right there on the water. comedy club is going on sunday. my good friend puts this on every day. it benefits the those with

disabilities. also i am i'm sure you know who is performing. john deere back he is one of philadelphia's favorites. bob savage is going to be in atlantic city at borgata. we also have amber roads and pat been tar and melissaette ridge they're all going to be playing at tropicana this evening as well. we have bob dylan at borgata tomorrow. my husband loves bob dylan. the tropicana, it's objection to the form let day. we'll have that when we come back.

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