napping is the true path yet i'm the only one taking them.ustin says he has a couch in his office, not afraid to use it. even the difficult question of when do you wake someone up? it's clear not the easiest thing to navigate. >> the true path to getting fired in most american offices right. >> nikil do you think that could be useful in the workplace? >> yes, it's useful in the workplace, useful outside it. everyone who has had to work at home and not getting a nap at some point has found that to be valuable. i think what jean was saying really is true here, that the notion that -- i mean it shouldn't be a sort of policy where workplace is firm in its use, in a way a kindergarten or preschool. i think it is this region where workers should have the ability to work when they need to work and coordination with their team and a lot of this is about control. i mean, the sense is that workers don't -- workers were afraid of napping or afraid of leaving the office for an errand. i mean it's the same thing ultimately. they are really afraid of a cer

it's not like you get tired and you have to take a nap. >> sometimes when i'm walking around the cityou want to take a nap. >> that's true, but i'm not walking super pfaff. >> there's no stress and it's not like you're watching out for cars and other people and what you're focusing on really is the typing part because walking comes naturally. >> you know when i really, really want to take a nap is when i sit at my desk and start typing. >> and you want to drink and you want to pick and eat at stuff and i think would curb your appetite a bit. >> totally. you are so focused on this. i used to get antsy, and i want to walk around and fidget. >> do you find you're clearer thinking? >> i do. and it came out a couple of weeks ago that says that people who walk while they work are more creative. i hope that's true. for me, i do feel it because, you know, you've got the blood flowing. >> how much did you lose? >> i lost 20 pounds. >> so your wife is happy. >> she was happy. >> all right. >> i want to try. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. i want to see if i can do this. you're not actually going slow.

it's not like you get tired and you have to take a nap. and quite the opposite. >> hmm.lking around the city, you get tired and want to take a nap. >> okay, that's true. but i'm not walking superpast. >> there's no stress. not like you're watching out for cars or other people so you don't have to focus on that. all you're focusing on really is the typing part because the walking comes naturally. >> and you know when i really want to take a nap is when i sit down at my desk and start tapping. >> and you want to drink. you want to drink and pick and eat at stuff. >> exactly. >> i think this would curb your appetite a bit. >> totally because are you so focused on this. i used to get antsy when i sit down, i want to walk around and fidgit. >> do you find clearer thinking? >> i do. there was a great study that says that people who use -- who walk while they work are more creative. i hope that's true. for me, do i feel it because you know, you've got the blood flowing. >> how much did you lose? >> i lost 20 pounds. >> so your wife is happy. >> she was happy. >> all right. i wa

our kids need naps during the days but adult, look at your face. >> what, naps? avoid naps?> in you nap too far, too long, it can disrupt your sleep for later at night. so limit that. >> so still tossing and turning at night, when should you see a professional? >> real important, couple of warning signs, things to keep in mind. if you find that you stop breathing at night or someone tells you that you stop breathing at night, if you are gasping for air, you have to see your doctor. even though you are sleeping at night, you wake up, during the day just too tired, excessively tired, that can be a problem, as well. excessive limb moments, or just can't fall asleep at all, or anything real that i concerns with you regard to your sleep, you know go, chat with your doctor. >> before we let you go, we want to ask you something different. yesterday did story on little boy found it to have nickel allergy, so when holding the tablet he was getting a rash. >> i heard about that. >> are these common allergies for kids or adults. >> yes, they are, nickel is the most common metal people

poddy trainers but now you can hire somebody to teach manners to your kid and even help them take a nap. why some parents want to pay the professional to teach their kids the basic. >> i want somebody to help me take a nap. >>> and historic piece of one new jersey shore town will be auctioned off later today, chris movie is live to tell you how you can get your hands on it. >> so it is monday morning but we're still thinking about what happened over weekend. >> are you in recovery. >> a little bit. it was a busy weekend, that is for sure. keep your pictures coming. they are pretty cute. >> so, friday night, last friday i showed you this new independence beer garden over at sixth and market basically. opened tuesday night, last tuesday night, and on thursday they had 2200 people show up, so we check it out friday night, chris murphy and i went over there and our friend bob abernathy, oh, somebody from another station showed up too. >> hi, jill. >> i met so many people at the beer garden,. >> i think saturday i went over to the borgata in atlantic city and, the chef, jeffery suingarian, h

won't let him take a nap. >> his grandfather says -- >> you know what i love about this dog?s multiple times. not just once. it happens over and over again. it's so fun to watch. the dog licks his ear. the dog kicks him with his paw. the dog moves him out of the wauway. >> you put the dog outside, it will just bark the whole time. he knows you're inside sleeping. >>> now, the next video, this dog loves to nap, but not with his owner. with its blanky. this is otis and his blanky. otis is an adopted golden retriever in colorado. every day he grabs his favorite blanky so that he can take it outside and snuggle with it when he goes out. >> they should call him linus. >> because he likes his blanky. >> he even figured outs how to walk and carry hi blanky without stepping on it. >> he even takes it down the stairs. >> he is jeblgts with this blanky. >> the owners thought maybe if we wash it, he won't want it. otis still goes for his blanky. >> it's going to stink it up. they roll in it. >> they actually saved money on a dog bed because he just uses that. >>> in the rap world in rap

how this got in a nap on the job. >> if you're going it run from the cops, you're in a pretty bad place. you're probably in a worst place if you're going to run from the cops and get like cocky about it. that's what this girl caught on camera in hawaii. she says this guy was crossing the street. she posted this on facebook. you can see the guy in question right there on the sidewalk with an officer. escapes the officer's grasp and starts running. now, he's quicker than the officer. here's where he starts getting cocky. >> cop, you can't do this, dude. >> this guy's like talking smack. >> he's turned around and running backwards like taunting the guy, the way a big brother would or something. >> oh. >> fakeout bike barry sanders but -- >> oh! >> like a 2 x 4, bang. >> exactly. >> yeah. he did that juke move too quickly. >> when the officer says you're going to get tased, you're going to get tased, crack. >> say what you want about this guy here, but turns out, he says, according to maui now, this dude is running for mayor in this town. >> he's running for something now. >> right. >> not

take naps during the day. that's difficult, when you take a nap and cycle in and out of deep sleep. you can sometimes take not the right type of length nap and can you wake up groggy and not refreshed. >> what's your advice to people out there. we heard from people who wake up at 2 and 3:00 in the morning every night, what do you say to them? >> called with good sleep hygiene, just like hygiene with your teeth and all that stuff. you want to reserve the bedroom for sleep. you don't want to eat or drink anything in the bed or within an hour or two of going to sleep. you want to turn your devices off, which is difficult for me, the ipad and reader. gerri: using the ipad in bed is bad, right? >> tricks your brain into thinking it needs to be awake and stimulates your brain. get a routine where you try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. that's partly with our kids. >> tell me i can't sleep in on the weekends? >> not at all. that's when you're paying back the sleep debt that we all seem to owe. gerri: thank you for that, good to see you. >> good to see you, thanks, gerr

no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zach zamboni. and we're out.orensic scientists, weeds can tell a story. with the help of a plant biologist and a new high-tech computer program, investigators solve the mystery of the young girl's murder. >>> weekends were typically busy in the mouser household. one saturday morning in 1995, as

>>> this fellow who puts this video on the garret aj youtube channel preparing for a nap on the sofa,ome my sweatshirt, and the dog will not let him sleep, tries to cuddle, nuzzles in. >> my grandfather said you sleep with the dog, you get flees. >> what i love about the dog is he does it multiple times. not just once. >> happens over and over, the dog licks the ear, hits him with a paw, moves him out of the way. >> put him outside, and he just barks the whole time because he knows you're inside sleeping. >> right. >>> now, this next video, this dog loves to nap, but not with the owner, but his blankie. this is otis and his blanket, an adopted golden retriever in colorado. every day, grabs his favorite blanket to take it outside and snuggle with it. >> they should call him linus because he likes the blank ket. >> and he can walk without tripping on it. >> and down the stairs. >> very gentle with the blanket. he thought if we wash it, he won't want it. that did not help. >> come on, it's a dog. he's going to sneak it up, they roll in it. >> i guess you save money on a dog bed because h

a sleepy yankees fan gets called out by this nap for the sports announcers. and then that little bit of business shows up online. and now that napster is suing major league baseball. he's suing the yankees. he's suing espn. he wants $10 million. is he going to get it? all for sleeping? that's coming up. >>> hello, i'm ashleigh banfield, it is tuesday, july the 8th. welcome to "legal view." let's begin here, the battle over the border. it is front and center today. as the president prepares for a trip to texas. mr. obama is nearly doubling the amount of money that he is requesting in aid to help slow that flow of undocumented migrants illegally crossing the united states border. also, help figure out what to do with all of those people, many of them kids, who are already here and stuffed into centers that can barely house them. senior white house correspondent jim acosta is joining us live with the details, and ed lavandera is live in dallas, texas, front and center in the secondary battle brewing between two important men. jim acosta, i don't know many of us

because monday it's not going to feel comfortable. >> nap in the ham mock. >> you can do that too. >>ption number three. >> good choice. >> drivers in florida keys marked 4th of july by attaching a huge american flag to historic ship wreck. this flag once flew at memorial park in illinois in honor of victims of september 11. it would be retired due to wear and tear and officials had a better idea it will be part of decommissioned tracking ship called van denbu >> app drew mccutchen home run shy of the cycle yesterday there's the homer. off david buchanan. five hits in the last two days four rbis phils fall behind 3-30. marlin bird left five on base first at bats and phillies struggling again in runers in scoring position, 142 over last four games and phils lost twelve including today. aj burnett on the mound no finale. season high now 13 games under 500 and speaking of new low point, this guy. is back. speaking of low points. sixers center nerlens noel was at low point this time last year recovering from torn acl and ended up doing nothing but working in gym. now the guy is back in a

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, a 3-month-old tabby kit and who along with another kitten was the victim of a katd napping from the non-profit save shelter in camden. >> to have these punks come in here and attempt to steal kittens is outrageous. >> did happened at the facility, a former volunteer and wrestler was outside training a dog when he saw two teenagers bolt from the building cradling two kittens in their arms. >> our wonderful volunteer pinned down one young man and demanded to call the other young man and he managed to get both of them here. police arrested three teenagers, the two alleged cat burglars, have been charged with burgly and chest. a third 19-year-old corey thompson of burnsboro who was waiting in a car nearby turned himself in and is charged with conspiracy for theft. >> it's not a goof as far as the law goes, it's a burglary and the case, and the kittens were worth a total of $300. the head of the animal shelter hopes they will sentence the cat burglars to a sentence here at save. >> make them clean cages and make them see what its like to tend to 75 animals. >> my heart is broken that he

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. >> how many shady naps did you goat take to refresh yourself?i have not taking any naps working. >> it's like 100 something degrees outside. >> and we're working. >> i'm sorry. i thought i was talking to some teenagers who took pride in their work. and the killjoys at human rights watch don't want america's children experiencing the pleasure of tobacco. which they are not yet legally allowed to purchase. tobacco farm is no place far child. >> you know what, my son is 16 years old. he still wears velcro sneakers. i wish i could send him to a tobacco field to let him do an honest day's work. >> many children suffer from nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness from working with nicotine plants. >> haven't we all felt disney and nauseous while at work. >> no, i don't get sick at work. >> maybe you need to work a little harder. i'm constantly throwing up at my job. >> i used to get sick at least three times every summer. >> like sick with excitement? >> throw up. headache. it seemed like the world was revolving around my head. i felt like i was going t

a nap to find a strange man next to her.e was naked. >> i was on the couch taking a nap for a few minutes. and when i was in a deep sleep he came and licked my face. >> reporter: that man was this man. officers first started combing this mobile home park off center road trying to find him after neighbors reporting him running around naked. he apparently ran into the young girls' mobile home through an unlocked back door. before confronting that 12-year-old, he ran into the bedroom of her 11-year-old sister. >> he came into my room. i didn't know anything. he kissed my cheek, because i thought it was my dad. and then he lied next to my bed and tried to touch my bum, but i didn't let him touch it. >> reporter: both girls quickly grabbed their 7-year-old brother and ran out. their mother who was ordered out by police minutes earlier was waiting for them. >> i didn't know the guy was in my house. >> reporter: she says after the confrontation, he trashed their home, turned on all the burners on their stove and put a big pile of c

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. >> i like t20 minute power nap in there?e you go, you're e fish glenn how do you avoid eye fatigue? >> one of the biggest things, first, clean the screen. decrease light. they have these special computers classes, have you ever seen them? you can wear them, like your glasses but decrease the glare, able to make it sharp her you are looking at so your eyes aren't strange as much, you also opportunity like you said, ukee, don't fake real bright. lower the light to the lowest level that you can see comfortably. not normal to look at bright lights over time t can really hurt. >> no question. no question. >> thank you, doctor rob. >> dock, you are the man. >> and take those 20 minute naps. >> you know that's right. >> 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins just new york with your preview. good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, take the nap. >> do you have. >> ahead we have crews in ukraine, the netherlands and moscow, to cover every angle of the crash. so flight 17, including, investig

we've cat napped, brooke.re down on cat naps and sugar highs and really today is right now is a little bit different scenario. we're not seeing the kind of artillery pounding, the kind of bomb strikes of 24 hours ago. we haven't seen any repeat of those illumination flares going up in the sky to guide the drones to their targets. we have, of course, as we always do hear israeli drones up in the air. they sound like large lawn mowers. we heard artillery pounding coming from southeast gaza. i can hear f-16 jets. they are looking for some targets. i'll let you know if there's any development there. >> you mentioned the lawn mower almost sounding like a lawn mower noise from the drones. can you explain to me, you have these illumination flares. israel is lighting up the sky, finding their target and then discuss the role of the drones what are they looking for before the rockets are deployed? >> reporter: yeah. those illumination rounds are fired by an artillery piece and the artillery pieces, the guns are back --

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. >> anyone else -- bob is taking a nap. bolling? >> i'm not taking a nap.irst of all, brushback that you're talking about is one of the narrowest of executive orders. three day set of recess. you can't compare. >> talking about hobby lobby today and the union one. >> i thought you were talking about the one where the court ruled 9-0 he couldn't -- but, you know, here's a situation where you got thousands and how to sands of children who are fleeing from the highest murder capital rates in the world or at least in the western hemisphere. they are here. they are here because, i think their parents are trying to make them safe. we have a responsibility as citizens and as human beings to take care of them. and the idea of taking these children and putting them back in el salvador where they can get shot and bludgeoned and raped is obscene. >> you make it sound so barbaric. that's not the situation. >> i heard republicans say we ought to send them back. >> there's one over here. let's talk to the guy in the center. >> it's the rule of law. supreme court says hey

. >> bob is waking up from his nap. >> he slept through that in your yellow. the problem is they like socialism because they don't know about it. >> they don't understand it. you're right. what is this word with all of the syllables? they were born after the cold war. they don't understand misery or the loss of freedoms that comes with a socialist government. that's the problem. that he are just ignorant and they are a product of modern educational system where socialism and entitlements are glorified. >> and built into the system. >> that's how it is. they are robotic in that sense that they don't understand because they don't have the benefit of history. just look at the man on the street stuff that we do here at fox. people blissfully ignorant of history. >> i don't think it's all millennials fault. they are no dumber than we are. they are smart kids. not getting the right nutrition. do you think socialism benefits from its name. who doesn't want to be social? >> first of all, you made one mistake is drugs wear off. in some cases they stay for a long, long

caffeine beverage and take a nap. gerri: fall asleep then get up and drive. >> it takes about that long for the caffeine to take hold. you wake up, caffeine is surging, do you some exercise and hit the road. gerri: i don't think in a lot f people understand they are tired, they are so focused on i have to get there. >> this is a very insidious phenomenon if you notice your mind is drifting, you are drifting out of lane, you don't remember past few miles. gerri: that is telltale. >> yes, you start yawning, you're head gets heavy, perhaps drive past your exit. there is no substitute for pulling over and gets rest. gerri: if you miss yoursic that the is not good, thank you rob stkpwhrert thank you. robert. >> thank you. gerri: have you ever fallen asleep behind the wheel, i am share the ruts -- the results at the end of tonight's show. >> a lot more to come, we want you to face become me or tweet me. of what you think of the topics. you want to pay a gas tax, let us know. at the bottom of the hour i'll read your comments

shelled school is not surveying the neighborhood from its roof and we see no letup in the heavy land a nap on bottom and the manager of the hospital tells me that every day including today the hospital is hit by shrapnel the fear here is a repeat of thursday's tragedy in the last three days i would schools have been attacked four times twice in. gaza. and the first one was injured the second day we sent a team from to investigate the incident and we agreed to a days earlier that we should have a window of time of two hours from nine. thirty this show this school activist and surgeon dr mads gilbert is adamant that palestinians have been failed by international institution this during this war where are the leaders of the world who are supposed to have some sort of global governance upholding the international law the palestinian people that they can sum up that they are totally unprotected by international law by the great powers by the un by i.c.r.c. by anybody who are actually responsible to safeguard the lawful rights of individuals to be protected in war times few words even less actio

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they called it tired fan naps in the stands, he says he was humiliated and condition get a job now. >> espn is owned by our parent company, disney. >>> here is one way to get the attention of passengers, that ignore the in-flight safety video, air new zealand played this and turned heads, it was swimsuit models in bikinis. >> your nearest exit could be behind you, it's called safety in paradise, it includes famous super models including christie brinkley, people are outraged and they signed a petition and it has since been pulled. but new zealand says they typically change their videos every few months any way and if you believe in love at first sight you'll think this is married at first sight when couples meet face-to-face at the first time, at the ends of the wedding aisle. meet the new show, an extreme social spearments, four pros handle the match making for these people, one they walk down the aisle and go on their honeymoon they goat a few weeks to decide to stay together. some of them say they have been single for a long time and are willing to try anything. >> apparently it's

is starting to ask the very same question to the guy who was asking them before anyone knew, andrew nap andrew nap pal ton know. >> congress is attempting to get information from lois lerner about the missing and crashed e-mails, two federal judges are doing so as well and they have tools that the congress doesn't have. they have the ability to lock people up when they mislead, lie, or lie to the court or disobey orders. just this afternoon, a federal judge by the name of emmett sullivan, in a case filed by judicial watch, that keep the government's feet to the fire, said to the irs, you got 30 days. i want certifications under oath, and every time you have a conversation that e-mails you can't find it's in the presence of another federal judge and he is going to scrutinize everything you say. wow. tomorrow, a second federal judge named ridgy walton, will be ruling on a similar application by an organization claim it was discriminated against based on political views by the irs, call true the vote. they made the same make that judicial watch made before the federal judge today. we want

'wóóÑt >> it is these nap time.ng the fourth inning of a nationally televised yankees and red sox game, two espn announcers took a moment to comment on a sleeping fan. roll tape, tape rollers. >> it is not the place you come to sleep. how comfortable is that a? probably won't have neck problems tomorrow. >> is that guy to his left his buddy who is letting him sleep? is he alone? what is the deal with this guy? >> maybe that's his buddy and he likes him a lot better when he is asleep. >> now the fan is suing espn, the team, the commentators and mlb in a $10 million deaf defamation suit. the used car salesman says because his reputation is so pure have been severely damaged and he will lose out on these future earnings as i might add a used car salesman. the suit claims the comments made him look, quote, a confused individual that neither understands nor knows anything about the rivalry between the red sox and the new york yankees and it notes they implied he is a fatty cow that needs two seats at all times and repres

north bay 60's on the coast upper dwroys about 90 in the north bay. 88 at santa rosa. 90 at nap a.overn the east bay we see 77 at berkeley. 79 oakland. 82 at san leandro. inland east bay warmest general renal tomorrow with high in the mid upper 90's. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast and that range of high in the mid 90's inland will stay with us through friday into saturday. see mid upper 80's around the bay. upper 60's on the coast then sunday monday temperatures moderate a bit dropping back down to more seasonal range. long warm spell. >> not blistering but pretty warm. >> still to come on 7 news at 9:00. robot that is hitchhiking across canada and 9:00. robot that is hitchhiking across canada and what you say, tomato. old el paso says... diced tomato stand'n stuff chicken tacos. you say what's for dinner? old el paso says... start somewhere fresh. how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. now make restaurant inspired dishes with ultimate helper. >> now to a man who was just inches away from being flattened.

. >> i will take a nap. my cousin is coming to town. you look fabulous today. everyone look at sue serio's resort look. north bound side of 95, between christiana and 141 we have construction there three right lanes block. this is until 6:00 a.m. staying with us another hour. middletown township 23 mapel avenue closed between old lincoln highway and bridge town pike. we have construction until october 2016. brownsville road will get you around that. eastbound side of the ben franklin bridge right lane block expect a slow down patco track replacement, guys. >> kacie, thank you. >>> caseworker killed and doctor injured after a psychiatric patient opens fire, at a darby hospital. >> fox 29's steve keeley live outside a hospital with the story, good morning steve. >> reporter: we're outside hospital but it happened across the street on the hospital ground at the psychiatrist office up there on the third floor. you can see those grounds are connected by this walkway right over land down avenue and sidewalks here

>>eember theater mattresses you can lay down and take a nap. >> that was before my time. rea? you see the bigierence o me and you. >> so people aeappy ansome are >> very good rick, ho is thatone.otnd h scan dry storms pass through here arouto. numbers to the north and west, no 90sn the boa but 83 in martins creeknd feet wood 83 and oxford right now just 81 degree and to the south and east, right along the o, pretty nice in the mid-70s with the ocean tempetures of 74. inland you bump back into the lower 8t 0sthe pine barrens and hockessin, delaware, we are at 82 degrees, a nice wedge of dry air over , but the hard to tell exactly where the s fronis, little in the wayf moisture, cloud cover storms with it. th begins t change tmorrow as it sinks to the south and collides with th oppressive humidity that is in place for the mid atlanticictomorrow. it feels like 100 deeesith an a tmperaure of 93, late in the afternon and evening as the frt gets closer we'll see the downpours to pop and then on thursday, the front will be slow to push down to the south, we'll ha morning downpours es

the boy was down for a nap with his hearing aid out, when a fire started inside his home. fox's eric levy explains what the dog did that saved the day. >> this isn't just a story about the bonds between a boy and his dog. >> he comes in my room a lot. he likes to play with me. then he also plays out in the backyard, sometimes, too. >> because in nick's eyes, his pitbull ace is a here he -- hero. >> he saved my love. >> down a nap, and took out his hearing aid, so he didn't hear the smoke alarms beeping. ace did, though. and new he had to get nick's attention. >> gave calm if my room. started licking my fails. then i woke up. because i thought he wanted to go out back or something. >> it was much more urgent. >> so we got outside. i grabbed a couple of things, like my hearing aid, a phone, and then him. >> he was texting his mother, who was at work. mom, there is smoke in the house. his mom said what? call me and get out. nick said to his mom: i ran outside. it is coming from the garage and the whole house is covered in smoke. get out, mom said. fire department is on the wa

he was taking a nap and had his hearing aid out when fire broke out inside his home.ric levy explains what the dog did, to get that boy to safety. >> reporter: this isn't just a story about the bond, between a boy and his dog. >> he comes in my room a lot ape likes to play with me and we play outside in the backyard sometimes too. >> reporter: because of nick lamb's eyes his pit bull ace is a hero. >> i i loved him a lot more. >> reporter: nick has gone down for an afternoon nap and took out his another device before he sleeps. he didn't hear the smoke alarms beeping. ace did and knew he had on get nick's attention. >> he came in my room and started licking my face. then i woke up. i thought he wanted to go out back or something. >> reporter: it was much more urgent. >> we got outside, and a gone my implant, and then him. >> reporter: he was texting his mother at work. mom, there was smoke in the house. his mom says what i? call me and get out. nick said i ran outside, it is coming from the garage and the whole house is covered in smoke. get out, mom said, fire depart

santa rose nap and novato and popular number. 63. 65 in fairfield. concord 63. 62 livermore. how about this view of our super moon. partially obscured by few clou cloud. very beautiful camp are shot there from our kgo roof top camera. these are our forecast feature. low clouds filling in all the blank areas overnight. it will be warmer inland this weekend and our summer spread of high pressure will be in effect early next week. here's our satellite water vapor image showing low pressure that brought us stream of moisture up from the south early in the week lifting northward now and see the flow of moisture ending and we see flow of warm air coming in. hot air as a matter of fact hot air mass expands west ward bringing us big warm-up in the inland area especially on monday tuesday so let's move along the our over nature low. we'll see low clouds pushing rather far inland as they have done for most of this week overnight low will be mild as they have been most of this week. mainly in the upper 50's to right around 60 and then tomorrow see the clouds burn back to the coast line.

break up trip business naps coffee breaks and perhaps change up the drivers. late at night or early in the morning driving trips. >>> the inclement weather did not put a damper on norberth today. the events run through 2:00 this afternoon. we'll be right back. >>> it was a damp and dreary start this fourth of july but it's look up with david murphy. >>reporter:stormtracker 6 double scan you see that a lot of the western suburbs and philadelphia are in the process of drying out. the big issue is down at the shore. there are heavy rain bands that are pushing back into the coast. the problem is that the center of the storm that is producing these is starting to pull away from us. the dry air is coming from the west. you have battleground going on right. over the next hour or two you will see cape may don't dry up a bit. it takes longer north for that to happen. it's a day of improvement. if we go out wide we do have a little lingering rain in the northern suburbs. this is not very much. it pushing out of buck's county before too much longer. as we take a look out

yes. [ laughter ] in essence, the story ends with a dog-napping. >> seth: so they know you have it thoughseth: but you replaced it? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i got them some chihuahuas. [ laughter ] i mean, i'm not like a scum bag. [ laughter ] >> seth: where did you get the chihuahuas? 'cause now i'm stating to think -- >> oh, you want to know about the chihuahuas? >> seth: yeah, were you at like an orphan's easter? >> nobody told me you wanted to talk about the chihuahuas, seth. you know, they're chihuahuas. you get them at the chihuahua place. >> seth: i know a guy. i know a guy. >> you know, chinatown, seth. chinatown. >> seth: well, that's great. congratulations on root beer and congratulations on just -- for someone as good an actor as you to also to be part of a dog-napping ring is just so -- >> yeah, thank a lot. >> seth: you're so multi-skilled. and congratulations on "orange is the new black." natasha lyonne, everybody! >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: check out season two of "orange is the new black" on netflix. we'll be right back with paolo nutini. [ cheers and appla

. >> i need to make a monster nap as soon as i get home.o if i take a four hour nap, i'm good. >> looking at the majors, things look great. one water main break, construction to wore built good news, 522, construction about to be out of here this morning. so how about we talk about what's coming up in a little bit? they're hip. don't lie, oxford university takes on the sound of shakira and the internet can't stop talking about it this morning. i have it coming up in the trends. >>> in your money news this morning, traders hoping for up particularring it after sub par start to the week. s&p 500 lost nine points yesterday coming in under 2,000. dow jones put things 70 points to little under the 17,000 mark, i think we -- there we go, and the nasdaq lost two points, staying in the 4400 rangement looking at the day ahead, commerce department releasing the gross domestic products for the second quarter today. and policy makers, with the federal reserve are concluding two day meeting. all right, google, android users, be aware. mobile security fi

. >> a camera with a tripod and take a nap. >> what if you sneezed? >> right. it's real quick. >> wow, wow. >>> well, this is a bummer. maybe you're a guy getting up there in age, couple year, turned down by the younger ladies, right? might think, man, i look old, i have to change the look. maybe the younger girls will like me. just trying to get a date. what do you do? a guy in taiwan decided to do this to the hair. >> wow. >> that is the actual hair. he's 54 years old. that's wu, and he uses two cans of gel and takes two hours to do this and combs the hair once every 15 days. >> that's a true flat top. >> a ruler to measure it out? >> i don't know how you even get that look, nick. some people call him the lego man saying it was like a rock robot, but i think it's a jersey blow out. >> a couple boltings and he's frankenstein. this was a serious thing. he works in a hospital as a medical lab scientist. apparently he was what's called an attractive income. >> oh, okay. >> he asked out a younger girl who turned him down, so this was his big idea to make himself l

one in five adults admit to falling asleep while they are driving, they say break up the trip with naps and coffee breaks and change of drivers. avoid driving late at night or early in the morning. >>> how strong is that alcoholic beverage? a penacolotta is a like two glasses of wine. we have posted a link to the rethinking drinking calculator at 6abc.com. >>> the market is closed with the dow jones at a place it's never been before. >> reporter: good economic news for the holiday, the dow closed at a new high after a better than expected unemployment jobs report, it may lead to higher interest rates. the problem with the gm ignition switches has gone batch much further than admitted. there were reports of 17 years ago well before the other cars were introduced. >>> it's costing 1.19 more than a year ago. they haven't changed much in the past month and start to come down now that tensions are easing in iraq. >>> american are spending the most ever on barbecues. ground beef 16% more expensive, tomatoes almost as much. >> police in doylestown bucks county are looking for whoever has been