karen: tense. hoover opened an investigation into the formation of nsa, had agents at all the first meetings. investigated every single andgate and alternate continued to do so until the fall of 1951 or 1952. then in 1960, not long after the anti-house un-american activities committee demonstrations here in san francisco -- and because nsa voted to abolish it, i have a declassified memo from hoover that said it is inconceivable that this group, who is taking a line, is a communist. he reopened the investigation. >> what you described is the exact mirror of what the kgb did, in terms of case study, case handlers. names, and having writing about their daily life. karen: there are many parallels. >> yeah, many parallels. karen: somebody who was defending what they did early on will say we had to fight fire with fire. that would be their defense. there were many parallels. >> another question? >> i was wondering if you came across anything when immigration act was changed. a lot of students that may be

karen. >> looking live right now on on four. no problems at trooper but we have construction that's going to cause problems later this morning. i'll give you the details on that when we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. one of our favorite views every morning, that's the commodore barry and the sky shows some cloud cover out there. little bit gray and definitely we continue on with that muggy humid feeling. it is 5:44 and 79 degrees. >> let's head over to karen rogers for your look at traffic. there's an accident this early, hm. >> yeah, and we've got a big one. this is just coming in to us. an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer right on the new jersey turnpike so watch for this as you're heading northbound on the new jersey turnpike near mount holly near exit five. it's blocking the right lane but just coming in, an overturned tractor-trailer. people on the waze app, this is pennoni one already complaining about it and the traffic causing problems. with it being an overturned tractor-trailer you know it'

right now we're in the 70's karen. 79 by 7 o'clock.e'll be up close to 90 and this afternoon's high will be 92 trees by about 3 o'clock. i do expect some late day and evening showers and thunderstorms to pop up but at least a -- in at least a couple spots but it doesn't look widespread. the big story will be that high heat and the humidity making it feel like it's probably in the mid to upper 90's this afternoon. at the airport hoping for all green aircraft which would indicate no major delays in any of our big travel destinations. that's what i've got and there's no sign of precipitation in any of these spots, either, tam. >> okay, thank you david. >>> going ton health check a study finds having a sense of purpose helps you sleep better. researchers looked at the sleep habits of nearly 1,000 older adults. they found that people who felt like their lives had meaning were 63 percent less likely to suffer from sleep apnea. they were also 52 percent less likely to have restless leg syndrome. >> hm. >> good argument to find something you c

karen? >> it might be for real. i don't think the bounce is over it has been down, down, down for months and months and months to have one great day, i don't think that means the party is over you had parties moving a lot. gap up 6% on the target news, that's just people saying the short trade is over for now. some of these have just gotten redick louse there is some value there. >> i'm long foot locker. it hasn't traded at this valuation in years >> is this sustain bable or just something they're talk iing abo in the short temperature and you know, you mentioned the idea these things can still beat the valuations look great, there's always something people can point to yields, you want, but is this a staepable thing or is this just a short-term sort of a bounce right now. ide love to see insiders be buying show us jamie dimon, steve wynn. stocks down, compressed. do you believe this is the bottom and we're ready to start the move to the upside is this sustained or not >> this is happening just when there is increas

what do you think, karen? karen: i knew you were going to call on me.ughter] karen: i think it does make sense for russia to have a relationship with the united states. they need it in north korea. they need it in syria. they need it in a lot of other places around the world. but i think that putin has a reputation the same as trump does as -- in putin's case as a wily, smart operator, not a lot of laughs, somebody who is thinking several steps ahead. who knows if that is the real putin? i don't know. you guys served in moscow. you probably know more than i do. i think as tillerson said last night, this is a chance to start having a relationship regardless of whether something firm comes out of it or not. this meeting had to happen. they had to sit down in the same room. but again, where trump is concerned, you just never know. peter: yeah. i was struck by something that william tauman wrote in "politico" today, a pulitzer winning author. it was summarized, which would be worse, that trump and putin get along or that they don't? the idea that the americ

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday july 11th. matt is off and jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news. philadelphia police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman multiple times overnight. >> and authorities arrest a man on a gun violation as 33 search continually for four missing men in bucks county. >> and if you're reaching for a cup of coffee, listen up. we've got good news. new research shows coffee drinking could give you more than just a morning jolt. >>> let's head right over to dave murphy and karen rogers. david, tam says you might be a little overdressed for the weather out there. >> i don't think you need that suit jacket. >> i have to be formal this early in the morning, it's a thing. we have sunshine mixing with clouds early. take a look at satellite. there have been some pop-up little small showers up in chester county that are now off the board but more is possible as we go laid into the morning and through the afternoon. but the big story really is g

karen. >> we've got problems here on i-95.look at this southbound traffic already from past cottman to girard. kind of happened pretty quickly. we're going to check the schuylkill and see about that accident coming up next next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. this is super cool. this is the view from drone6. the view of the smith memorial arch there near the please touch museum. this is a civil war era monument. in remembrance of that time and it's really interesting that it's called the smith arch because being near please touch makes you think of something else that relates to kids across the river. there it's the smith memorial playground. this is beautiful high in the sky. >> our photographer, i think he's the one that got this drone up in the sky. let's send it over to karen rogers. he did a fly over traffic. it was all good. >> i was thinking that, too, wonder if some day we'll be getting to work on drones. it will be better than taking the schuylkill or i-95. not seeing anything major. we had an accident on the schuylkill e

happy day after the fourth, karen. we take live look, see what happened late yesterday afternoon and evening, pop up shower it moved over the parkway delaying festive tis brief briefly, then mary j blige took the stage. fireworks went off perfectly, as women. looking right now, couple of pop up cells around middletown, delaware, ne new castle county, moving north of the dover area, kent county, watch that moving as far as highway 13. as far as the weather by the numbers today we give it a eight. as far as the parkway see it is quiet. it is also dry. but the clean up there continues. 71 degrees right now, humidity at 66%. temperatures right now, pretty uniform for most. upper 60s to low seven's, 69 pottstown, 68 millville, low 70s wilmington, dover, over to wildwood. look at the cool spot. 56 degrees right now in mount pocono. we plan your day for you hour by hour with the weather forecast by noon 78 degrees, not as hot, mid 80s, by this afternoon, with partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies, and most of us will stay dry.

>> reporter: good morning, karen. witnesses say it was quite a scene when everyone spot that had coffin on the sidewalk owe so they called police and police called medical examiner 's office and this morning both of these entities are investigating the situation. when police responded to west clear field street around 9:00 d and inside a bag of organs. two investigators from the medical examiner's office confirmed that the organs appeared to belong to the infant or very small child, bigger question this morning is where is the body and how did this coffin get here. they took the search right across the street to the cemetery, they were trying to see if there were any fresh graves that may have been dug up but nothing appeared out of the ordinary, witnesses on the scene, they were shocked. >> we didn't want to open it because we didn't know what was inside, toxic waste or anything. >> i was shocked. it looks like something straight out of the bizzarre. we didn't know if something was going to pop up, eat us, it didn't

those closures, karen, until about 5:00 p.m.ow ben franklin parkway is looking good as you cross ben franklin bridge, as well, from the new jersey side, traffic volume, it is low, on this fourth of july, hard to believe we're already talking about the fourth of july, karen. >> that is the shock, all right, scott, thanks very much >>> the white house says president trump and russian president vladamire putin are set to meet later this week. president is on his way to poland on the g20 sum tonight germany. fox doug luzader. >> president spending fourth year in washington but his traveling for rest of the week is pretty extensive, and one meeting in particular, it could be quite challenging. a arrestness german a head of the g20 summit, protesters there have used boats, even giant puppets of president donald trump and other world leaders to make their point especially on issues like climate change but official meeting is here may be overshadowed by another on the sidelines, a chance for russian president vladamire putin and preside

abc's karen travers has the latest from hamburg. karen, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning, diane and nick. president trump will sit down with nearly a dozen world leaders at the g20 summit but his meeting in just a couple of hours with russian president vladimir putin, his most critical diplomatic test, and, nick and diane, the white house strategy seem tos downplay expectations. fiery scenes overnight as thousands of protesters clash with german police who unleashed powerful water cannons and pepper spray. one banner summing up the atmosphere. g20, welcome 2 hell. authorities were prepared expecting around 100,000 demonstrators on the streets. officials say the crowd size thursday was only about 8,000 and president trump and russian president vladimir putin in just a few hours sitting down for their first face-to-face meeting. tensions between the u.s. and russia, the highest since the end of the cold war. president trump is expected to push putin on russia's involvement in ukraine and syria. but one topic he will not likely raise, russia's meddl

let's here about the storms, david and traffic, karen rogers. >> reporter: yesterday was beautiful, we're due for a little heat and humidity. >> reporter: obviously today is not too bad, it's the transition day to the yuck. we have cloud cover to the south of us along with rain. we're looking at a fairly sunny start. there will be some cloud cover mixing in and and you could additional stuff to the west. obviously it will get a little bit more humid as we go later into the day. let's see if we can get this rolling. here we go. temperature 68 degrees in philadelphia. your allentown temperature just 58 degrees. as you look at the numbers, fairly comfortable, cape may, 70 degrees. dewpoints are low, it's a good morning to get your exercise walk in. sunshine by 7:00 overall. 71 degrees. high today is 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. after we get past 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., you will feel the humidity come up, it won't be oppressive, but it's part of the package. dewpoints we're in the 50s in a lot of spots and the numbers in cape may and dover, the numbers are in the 60s. ahead in the workweek, we have

karen, back to you. >>> congress may be honorary zest for fourth of july holiday but republicans arerying to come up with a health care plan that can pass the senate. meantime lots of protests out there about this whole debate. marry ann rafferty has the story. >> from new york, to california, angry, americans showing resistance to the president's policy a gend, health care, a hot topic for many. >> i have grandchildren and i fear for their future. >> reporter: on sunday lawmakers blank with the a way forward on the president's pledge to repeal and replace obama care, bill that would do just that is already passed the house, but senate republicans wrote their own version, to mixed reviews due largely in mart to tax breaks and cuts to medicaid. >> it is not just medicaid and the fact that there is not enough money in medicaid, legitimately to treat people and be able to reform the program but it is also the issue on the other side the exchange where the exchange is collapsing. >> reporter: that prom toys repeal and replace, may be in jeopardy. a top white house official tells "fox new

. >> let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. so sticky out there. >> more so than it was yesterday that's for sure. let's get you to the weather center. we got satellite and there's a little bit of cloud cover across the region this morning or is there? let's look back there. no its there. hey, good, here we go. we've got satellite and there is some cloud cover across the region this morning mixing with some breaks and i think overall we're looking at a clouds and sun mix. a little bit of a shower out to the west of us but that it is really looks like it's falling apart. this is south of pottstown. it was a lot worse about 10 minutes ago but kind of falling off the map so maybe some of you get a sprinkle on the windshield most are dry. warm conditions. 77 degrees in philadelphia, 69 in allentown, 70 reading, 75 wilmington and 74 currently in cape may. as we take a look at temperatures they are getting hot later on. 88 by noon. by 3 o'clock, that's your high, 93 and with high humidity it's going to

let's go on over now to david and karen who have had their morning coffee.y've got your weather and traffic. good morning. >> you're not a coffee drinker but i am so i'll live forever. >> good for you and i'll be -- well. today we've got stuff to talk about so let's go ahead and take a look at satellite and the weather center shows it to you. there is a little bit more cloud cover around today than there was yesterday. overall we're looking at clouds and sun and storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that there is at least one little bit of rain and this does have pockets of heavier downpour activity highlighted in yellow and red although it's a little less than what it was maybe 15 minutes ago. this is passing just to the north of honey brook on the western edge of chester county and it's possible some of that survives farther east to areas north of the pennsylvania turnpike. that's the kind of thing we'll be watching all day today, little pop-up showers some of which could produce downpours and maybe some strong gusty winds. 72 in trenton, 77 in philadel

karen, back to you. >> thank you, it is 4:20.responding to the latest north korean rocket launch with the show force of our own. our fox news correspondent mary ann rafferty has the details. >> the us and south korea firing off a different kind of missile, showing north korea, they're not the only ones who can launch a rocket. the deep strike precision missile taking off from soul, landing in south korean waters. army officials here in the u.s. say the drill a show of force demonstrating us and south korean solidarity. secretary every state rex tillerson react to go tuesday's missile test referring to it as quota newest call agents of the threat to the united state. and calling for global action to stop a global threat. president trump acknowledged the incident at the white house fourth of july picnic, but did not mention north korea by name. >> and we do have challenges, but we will handle those challenges, believe me. >> so what's actually going to happen? america's ambassador to the un, nicky haley; request ago emergency close

> i know we have to let david murphy tell us about that, i don't think i want to, let's go over to karen rogers with good news. >> reporter: we started with the storms and the roads will be wet. >> reporter: i'm waiting for the good news. >> reporter: it's coming. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live will show you in a second we have thunderstorms around, for now, the wide view shows you cloud cover on satellite. we have thunderstorms moving west to east across the region. as we look closer at these, some of these are piling into the center portion of chester county and it does look like those are producing lightning strikes and also heavy downpours and possible flooding there's the chance of a 30-mile an hour wind gust here, as well. so, all of these are issues for us. and i am trying to quickly see if i can get this set up, so that we can move that storm track for you, let's see about that. and we'll try and pop this at the front of that deal, i don't know if this is going to work for me, i should be over to pop this over right there. there we go. so the new arrival times in emoryville an

thomas, and karen?k you, 43:00; authority as we've been mentioning all morning long have found the body of one of the missing men, cadaver dog, led investigators to 19 year old dean finocchiaro. >> also, team coverage on this one, because it is developing right now. our jenny joyce, she is covering the parent of the person of interest because they're going to court this morning. >> but first, let's begin with the news we learned early this morning, shortly after midnight. steve keeley in solebury township. steve? >> reporter: well, let's go right to the video, you'll see the picture of the youngest of the four missing reported missing last friday at dinnertime. here we are, hearing the news, that his family was told before the media was told at midnight, that his remains have been positively identified, too soon to know whether the first of the missing remains were the result of being shot and killed or murdered some other way. the other human remains have not been positively identified yet publicly, so

thank you, karen. >>> all right. you chick-fil-a fanatics out there.his business report. the eatery is giving away a free on tray today until 7:00 tonight. here's the catch. you know in life there's always a catch. to get the deal you have to show up in person dressed as a cow or be wearing cow apparel. i say go for or say moo to the person at the register. see how that works out for you. you can wash that sandwich down with a free slurpee at 7-eleven stores. the chain is offering customers a free small slurpee from 11 :00 this morning until 7:00 today for what it's calling today is 7/11. the major stock indices were mixed as the bell closed yesterday and it looks like when they hit the opening bell this morning, the futures are pointing to a mixed open as well. >>> a federal judge haspriminara settlement in the wells fargo fake account scandal. the deal amounts $142 million for customers who's names were used to open up millions of fake accounts. wells fargo admitted to the scandal last september and a hearing for final settlement approval is set now

it is created by karen hepp. >> moms like me, yes. >> scary mommy.nd jenn fred, other moms, we drink wine. >> she said -- she made that mistake of saying my kid would never do that several times. but she says she's learned children are bound to screw up sometimes. it is just part of life. the mom also says that some of the best life lessons usually come after making a big mistake. >> just don't want to be righteous about something, because it is one of those things if you think your kid is perfect, they'll proof you wrong in the teen rebellion years and you'll regret it. >> want this? still etched in my memory. besides today. i was probably 18 or 19. no i, i was 19, came back for school break around thanksgiving. me and my buddies, i don't know why, very immature, we got a carton of eggs, and we drove around this park in wichita, kansas, and look for people making out in their cars. and would roll up on them, get them to roll down their window, hey, hey, roll down the window, then fire a bunch of rotten eggs into their cars. because we were jealous,

karen and thomas we did learn one relation he has to one of the missing guys.mi patrick he weaned learned he was a facebook friend of his. you can have thousands of facebook friends does that mean anything? this casings back like creato case does, d.a. didn't say anything in his news conference, but they probably have linked everybody, somehow , through social media, text messages which they can get from the phone company and they are not going to put that out publicly right new but we can see the strength of the criminal cases being built just on the strength of social media that all has a record, you never can delete everything on line. >> never can. detectives putting together every little piece this morning. steve, thank you. 4:37. by the way, we have latest details on the search for these missing men on our web site fox 29.com. >>> 4:37. to chest they are county where is there a town taking on a big oil company because of a pipeline. this is west goshen township filing a petition for interim emergency order with the pennsylvania public utilities commission

karen, thomas? >> certainly there are, jenny, thank you very much. 4:37.en a fire that's ripped through some ants in center city last night, a viewer took some video of this one. shows the smoke billowing from the top of 12 story building. this is right at 13th and walnut. it took firefighters about an hour to bring it under control. it started on the second floor, just before 7:30, the good news is no one was hurt. they are still trying to figure out the cuase, red cross says people living in 120 units have been displaced, to find someplace else to stay, because of that fire. >> time now 4:38. president trump making a stop in poland, this is his second foreign trip before the g20 summit. he's giving a major speech, as is being deemed by the white house, let's listen in. >> president and i concluded a productive meeting in which we reaffirmed our enduring bonds of friendship, and have united hour citizens for long time, but we've never been closer to poland, i think that we are right now. poland is not only a great friends, but a truly important ally, and

brian kelly, karen finerman, guy adami. tonight on "fast," the dollar sinking to its lowest level in more than a year the chart masters calling for a big rebound. what it means for the market. >>> plus a slew of wall street analysts, seven, in fact, coming out with rave reviews for blue apron's stock. will the bulls turn the tide for the troubled ipo >>> check out shares of alphabet sinking after hours now down 3%. despite the tech giant beating on thetop of the bottom line profit hit by a fine from the european union that conference call is kick off now. gene munster is manning the red phone. josh lipton is out in san francisco. he spoke with alphabet's ceo, so, josh, we kick off with you. >> melissa, digging into this report briefly here, a couple numbers stand out, one is revenue from google properties $18.4 billion, that's search, youtube. talking to aaron kessler of raymond james, obviously as he points out, that's the highest marg margin businesses for the company up 20 pk he also pointed out reasons for concern in th

and karen rogers is back with a closer look at the sizzling seven-day forecast.hen "action news" continues in a moment. [ dog whimpers ] man: let's go! man #2: we're not coming out! man #1: [ sighs ] flo: [ amplified ] i got this. guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto insurance, so you're saving a ton. come on. you don't want to start your new life in a dirty old truck. man #3: hey. man #1: whoa, whoa. flo: sorry. woman: oh. flo: you're safe. you're safe now. woman: i think i'm gonna pass out. can you stop using the bullhorn? flo: i don't make the rules. >>> washington is sending well wishes to senator john mccain after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor. he sent out this tweet saying he appreciates the support and quote, unfortunately for my sparring partners in congress i'll be back soon so stand by. mccain the 2008 presidential nominee and a former prisoner of

karen, thomas? >> poor little guy. as soon as you learn more, pass it along, jenny, thank you. 5:06. mystery in upper macungie county, coroner's offers and state police, trying to figure out how a 58 year old woman died in her home, at the fairways at brookside condominiums, investigators found her body just past 8:00 yesterday morning. an autopsy is scheduled for today. >> what police have suspected about remains found inside a child's size casket in philadelphia is now confirmed. the medical examiner says that it was, in fact, embalm many organs inside the casket. neighbors made the discovery monday night at 9:00, 3,000 block of west clearfield street. no bones found inside. it is still unclear where the coffin orient content came from. >> 5:07. retrial for father accused of killing his own little boy just three years old has now been scheduled for september 11. jurors couldn't reach averred in david creato's first trial, which ended in a mistrial, in may, after about five days of deliberations. the prosecution had a

history.in >> we are talking with representative karen handel. you have been in washington for a couple of weeks. what has it been like? rep. handel: it has been a whirlwind, but what an ordinary opportunity to represent the people of the sixth district of georgia. >> what was the most surprising thing you have picked up on in the last two weeks? rep. handel: not too much was surprising. we have a lot to get done and make sure on the issue site and the policy side, and getting the team put in place. >> most representatives come in with a learning curve, but you are coming in in the middle where you are dealing with a debt ceiling and a budget situation. how do you bring yourself up? rep. handel: i am a studious individual, so i spent every evening catching up on issues and as many briefings as i can get to, i go to. we had a taxreform briefing yesterday evening, and my colleagues, not justfrom the georgia delegation but across the entire caucus havebeen extraordinarily helpful in spending time with me if it is before a set of votes in committee,

karen. >> reporter: aren't you sweet. thank you so much. i wish we had pretty traffic to talk about. this is schuylkill expressway at city avenue, look how slow the traffic is at this early hour. we expect this to be clear by 5:00 a.m. the on going construction continues. we have construction blocking the right lane. schuylkill expressway westbound heading toward gladwyn. slow speeds, at best, 23 miles per hour, slower as you head the construction spot. slow between city avenue and gladwyn on the schuylkill expressway at this early hour. i-95 at the scutters falls bridge, the extra overnight construction is cleared, traffic is moving better on i-95. i-95 northbound is shut down at 141 in new castle. this should be clear by 5:00 p.m., until then you've got to stick to the detours instead of i-95 northbound use 295 northbound to 141 and get back to i-95 not what you want to do at this early hour. in water for the township we have a sinkhole blocking the white horse pike eastbound at atco avenue. >>> scary moments at chicago midway internation

format, karen, david, jennette, i'm tam. have a great friday and wonderful weekend!ntax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >>> good morning, america. and bracing for storms in the east, with a state of emergency already dramatic rescues as severe storms hit the midwest. reco neighborhoods. water rushing through store, roads turning to rivers in an instant, trapping dozens of drivers. now rob is tracking the storms heading east this morning. >>> breaking news, terror attack. the deadly shoot-out caught on camera at one ofjerusalem's holiest sites. at least two police officers killed. the city now on edge. >>> also the coming in now, president trump overseas celebrating bastille day with the french president and defending his son don junior's meeting with that russian lawyer. >> my son is a wonderful young man. >> as roll out their newest attempt to repeal and replace obamaca

but first let's take a look at weather and traffic with dave murphy and karen rogers.for a

karen and thomas. >> cosmo, what do you say to these families? >> cosmo you admitted to killing four people, anything to say to these families. >> i'm sorry. >> with those word i'm sorry, admission of guilt from cosmo dinardo his attorney says his client has admitted to killing the four young men missing in bucks county. those men missing since last week. >> this admission comes as police have taken another person of interest, into custody, we have got continuing coverage of the whole investigation. our steve keeley is in doyletown with the very latest on this second person of interests, but we will begin with jenny joyce in solebury township with more on the possible motive for the crime as well as the search for more remains, jenny, there may have been two grave locations. >> reporter: that is what we are hearing our dave schratwieser broke that information last night, did he a post saying according to sources there were two grave sites and that is all part of the cosmo dinardo's confession to authorities, yesterday we're piecing this together

that's good. >> karen, any creative games whether it comes to pick?erent thing. one kid eats meat, one rights chicken, my his hamburgers, i just want fish. so always a battle. >> avenue -- they make fortune out after spin. twenty-two different restaurants, so you pull a string. and whatever, where ever the arrow land, you have made it commitment no that the err where it lands you'll go to that sticking restaurant. i love that idea. >> yes. >> and that's a child's toy. i recognize that thing. >> the farm animals, and the chicken goes back. >> and you might know this, i don't know if you have done a segment but app developed locally, and they partner with local restaurants, what do you you pull up the app. what did you say, scott? >> pot luck. >> pot luck, is that what it is? >> is it green and black? >> spot luck. there we go. what you do, you pull it up. they have connections to different restaurants, you just press what area of town you want, your restaurant to be, in you press it, it decides for you. whatever restaurant it picks for you you get disc

the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> we'll check back in later to get the details from you karen, thank you. >> we are under an excessive heat warning, the most vulnerable like infants and the elderly need to be protected in the hot and humid conditions, ali gorman is live at the senior center where they are helping the people in need today. >> reporter: that is right. when we talk about the extreme heat it really is dangerous for everyone all age groups but we know that senior citizens are at a greater risk and many here today are doing the right thing taking the right precautions to stay safe. 85-year-old constance white is busy greeting members at the philadelphia senior center many are here to escape the heat. >> my air conditioning feels great. >> the elderly are more susceptible to problems from the heat and their bodies don't adjust as well. and many like lavon walker take medication that could effect body temperature. >> i have a blood pressure problem and cannot take the heat. i used to be on the beach years ago and now i can't do it. i cannot do it. >> reporter: so they

what do you think, karen? >> i knew you were going to call on me for that. ( laughter ) you know, i think that it does make sense for russia to have a relationship with the united states. they need it in north korea. they need it in syria. they need it in a lot of other places around the world. i think that putin is -- and, you know, he's got a reputation the same as trump does as, in putin's case, as a wiley, smart operator, not a lot of laughs, somebody who's thinking several steps ahead. who knows if that's the real putin. i don't know. you guys served in moscow and probably know more than i do. as tillerson said last night, look, this is a chance to start having a relationship, regardless of whether something firm columnist out of it or not. this meeting had to happen. they had to sit down in the same room, but, again, where trump is concerned, you just never know. >> yeah, i was struck by something william tallman wrote in politico today, basically summarize bid would be worse, that trump and putin get al

while we're here karen and thomas thinks a big dumping area. they are not brave going under these dark conrail tracks but if you had not furnished your home yet we have a couple lazy boys available on the sidewalk as you can see back to back red, black, i don't know what your collar scheme is but we will do some shopping for you if you need any extra furniture. >> steve, i'm working on a theater room. >> burgundy would be fabulous, lovely, thank you. >>> 5:37. majority leader mitch mcconnell says it is time to move on after latest health care plan is shot down in the dramatic vote earlier this morning. >> lets get down to washington d.c. and figure out what the latest is, garrett teny joins us is there a next step what happens. >> no audio. >> garrett is a very dapper man but we cannot hear him. >> nice suit. >> great looking individual and i'm sure very knowledgeable we will have more, in washington we will have more updates on that. whole fall out can you hear us now, sorry. >> i can hear me. >> dawn hear me. >> yes, there we go. >> we can in

thomas and karen. >> well, it is dangerous out there. thanks forget ago this report. stay safe, jenny because it is dangerous driving around, white knuckle conditions hydroplaning. >> very wussy morning for crew s, emergency personnel as well. lets check out latest conditions looking at that radar, sue. >> we have a severe thunderstorm warning that continues until 4:45 for toms river area part of the ocean county, as you'll see in a second that is where war of it is right now. flash flood warning, flooding lingers long after the rain end in our area, and all of the areas here are under a flash flood warning until six or 7:00 o'clock and this flash flood watch until noon today in philadelphia because we have chance for more storms popping up. you see war of it is starting to head, slowly out of the viewing area but we have showers around in the lehigh valley, poconos mountains and here in the philadelphia area. it is still raining but the lightening is worse in ocean county where we still that have severe thunderstorm warning in effect and trenton area still getting th

i'm more in karen's camp you're asking us to choose but to karen's point i don't necessarily you have to chioose >> what did we do today? >> so i actually have been holding monsanto i don't like news headlines about lawsuits are actually out weighing the deal news i sold 85% of my position and then i rolled more into avis budget that's a name that we'll talk about at some other time not as sexy as the other name. i'm just looking for more opportunities. get my home builders rolled out of a long term position. i feel you have to trim something. >> karen >> i didn't do a lot today bank of america i owned. i didn't change my position at all. i'm not selling any of the tech stocks that's rallying i'm hanging on to what i got >> two trades i got. i think you'll see a retest of 23 by the end of september i think xrt, sell it on rallies. we have days like we had yesterday where you see these short squeezes in department stores and i think generally will be short-lived until we get more m and a or strategic transactions that indicate they may be out of the woods. xrt is short we talked about

karen and thomas? >> all right, jenny, lot more on this one, thank you. 4:35, septa police are searching for a person who attacked an officer. this is video from the sergeant's body cam. they want to get that person you just saw like over top of her to get him off the streets and make arrest. right out to steve keeley at septa headquarters with what we know right now. steve? >> reporter: you know, it is heart to watch that video, go on live tv and not curse. how about that? here at headquarters, probably some cursing going on, because it seems like police, both septa and philly place, are the modern day rodney danger fields lately, getting zero respect, and mr. tough guy, as were run this video, you see on the officer's body camera, comes running up the steps from down on the tracks, which is why the public and the police were talking about this, maybe to save these people's lives, and get them off the angora tracks, before they get hit or killed by a train. this is monday at 7:00 p.m. and so with the

karen and thomas. >> all right. it will be interesting to go see if they do find one, steve of course work all of the latest developments in this we will put it right on our web site at fox 29.com. >>> 5:09. lets get to more breaking news from the fernrock section of the city a 57 year-old man rushed to the hospital after being shot during a robbery this is a really weird one. he is just riding through a wendy's when he is waiting for his food. a suspect put the gun through the window and demanded money and then the suspect actually shoots the victim in the hand. and the bad guy was able to getaway with a couple of dollars. >>> then, in center city there was a man riding a motorcycle you can see it right there. he was struck by a hit and run driver this was overnight at 1:15 in the morning, it is right there on the parkway, police think that the vehicle involved, is a chevy suv, do you see that tire right there? here's the thing about the suv , it has three tires because there is one of them that wound up there at t

thomas and karen? >> sue, thank you so much. 5:04, right to this breaking news coming to us from the fair hills section of the city where two young women are dead killed in a hail of bullet, inside their car. right out to the scene where lauren johnson is. lauren? >> good morning, that pick-up truck where the women were sitting on this street, laurence street actually, has been towed away. it was in the left side of the street, two women sitting inside, dozens more outside when the shots were sprayed right into the passenger side of that ready to oath a pick up. on the passenger side, a 19 year old female. the driver seat, 28 year old woman. the shooter shot both of them in the head, neck and torso, moment recall times, both ladies pronounced dead here at the scene. so now, police are trying to determine if the women were the intended targets, or if the shooters were after someone else. >> not sure who owns the toyota. of course we'll run the vehicle, registration, vehicle identification number not cer

thomas and karen. >> sue, thank you. we will continue to follow this breaking news in the case of four missing bucks county men. investigation takes another tragic turn here in a shocking confession, cosmo dinardo's attorney says his client admits he killed them, and this is once again according to his attorney. >>> we do have team coverage following all angles of the story, our steve keeley is in doyletown with the breaking details on a second person of interest, 20 years old, but right now lets start off with jenny gist live from solebury township with the very latest on the search for other bodies , jenny. >>> good morning, lots of developments of here. we have a confession, possible motive, second person of interest, taken into custody, and continued reaction from the people who knew and loved these four young men murdered, cosmo dinardo's defense attorney and sources confirmed that dinardo confessed to killing and burning bodies of four bucks county men. he told investigators where they could find bodies in exchange

they say in the neighborhood, and septa's market frankford and subway running buses until 5:00 a.m., karen and thomas, back over to you. >>> we will begin right now with two people in police custody for trespassing early this morning on the ben franklin bridge causing it to be shut down for a time. lets get out to jenny joyce with the latest on all of this , jenny. >> reporter: good morning, two people were taken in custody just after 2:30 this morning. prior to the arrest photographer greg gillroy heard police on the scene yelling to these two people put your hand up. it is unclear what they were trying to accomplish. scar toy watch this video when you see police walking up the side of the bridge. they are wearing harnesses trying to get to where they are hanging out. this is along south side of the west tower, here at ben franklin bridge right above race street pier. if they were to fall they would have fallen on to concrete and not water. it took an hour before police caught up with these two during this time, bridge was shut down in both directions, patco trains were also affected. pol

karen, back over to you. >>> thanks very much. people had been planning vacations, camping and some of new jersey state parks, and booking and paying months ago only to go to the state parks and state beaches, and be turned away because we have got a governmental shut down. governor chris christie has ordered law make tours get back to trenton to try to work on deal but there will be state workers staying home. steve keeley with the latest on all of this, steve. >> reporter: i keep listening to bob's traffic reports and i find something related to this new jersey shut down. he just talked about the toll plazas, toll takers they are essential workers. it seems anybody who brings in the money to the state is deemed essential, so they are working. 35,000 others like the state house staff will not be working furloughed today and question whether they will get any kind of receipt tremendous active pay like they did 11 years ago. why are we at this point it is all because governor christie wants to restructure horizon, the big medical i

karen, thomas? >> all right, sue, thank you so much. 4:03, we begin with breaking news from the fair hills section of the city. we now two young women are dead this morning killed in a hail of bullets that happened at their car and toward them. >> our lauren johnson on the scene with the latest. what's going on here, lauren? >> reporter: thomas, i can tell you there is the block still wide awake at this hour, lots every people standing outside gathering, talking, police on the other end of the block, we hear that car has been towed. but the calls came in after midnight as people started hearing gunshot ring out, 25th d and police arrived to very violent scene. two women dead inside of a running pick-up truck, both victims, shot several times, in the head, neck and torso, most of those shot fired at the 28 and 19 year old, from the passenger side of the car. here's chief inspector scott small. >> based on preliminary investigation, it appears that the shooter or shooters fired multiple shots into the

karen, thomas? >> encouraging news, fingers crossed, certainly hope so as we head into the weekends, jenny, thank you. time is 5:09. swift reaction to president trump's decision to reverse obama era policy on transgender people in the military. >> president trump reinstating the military ban on transgender people, drawing very sharp criticism from both sides of the aisle. >> that means, the future uncertain for the estimated 4,000 transgender individuals openly serving in the military. the president announcement would reverse a rule enacted last year by then defense secretary ash carter. critics are bashing the president, while the white house claims it is best for national security.& >> based on consultation that he's had with his national security team, i came to the conclusion that it erodes military readiness and unit cohesion. >> donald trump exercised in a almost uncanny way his incredible cowardice by hiding behind a tweet to discriminate against americans who are willing to put on the unifor