so i think sunscreen is probably a valuable thick. >> let me ask you a novice question about sunscreen when we were growing up, i don't think we had a lot of sunscreen. there aren't all the products that were out there today. people are using sunscreen more and more and yet we have more and more cancer. why? >> because of the latency period. over the last years there has been a steady increase in the rates of melanoma and it goes with age. why we're seeing the increase now, we'd hope at least if that's right we're going to see a bit of a dip in the melanoma rates in the next ten to 20 years. >> we can't stay out of the sun all the time so what do you tell your patients? >> sunscreen is a good start, wearing clothing that is loose fitting and covers most of the skin is good. helps with your vitamin d levels, it's totally health but the sun burns that blister that's probably the most important thing. >> i suppose i know the answer to this but tannin tanning besd? >> bad. >> what i figured. thank you. kenya is mourning the loss of a legend, satau, was killed in sabo national park. we talk

apple a lot of sunscreen on her, but as you know, per the instructions of the sunscreen bottle, you need to reapply every 90 minutes to two hours. especially if they are wet or sweating profusely. cheryl: if she is out on the field trip, she can get a sunburn. if she doesn't have any kind of reaction to sunscreen, why is it banned from being brought to school at all? >> that's a good question, that's where i need answers and that's wife this story is out there and has hit a nerve and hopefully they can make changes. their complaint is it is someone could have an allergic reaction to it. while i would argue children don't share sunscreen like they don't share their lunches, they are told not to do that because of allergies. let's make sure no children are sunburned. cheryl: i'm so sorry your daughter got that sunburn. it is painful. we did reach out to school, here is what they told us. this is from the northeast independent school district spokeswoman. the student brings sunscreen and share that with another student who is allergic the student could have a severe reaction. the northeast

the district defended the policy because it considers sunscreen a medication. typically sunscreen is a toxic substance and we can't allow toxic things to be in our schools. they could possibly have an allergic reaction or they could ingest it. it is a dangerous situation. but the mom remains unmoved. when you have several hundred children on a field trip being burnt and then we have to ask ourselves do you want them to be safe or not? i know it is a brave position. so how is the girls's sunburn? a local tv station interviewed her. >> oh it burns! >> that is terrible. >> it makes me believe in climate change. >> it helps with her language skills. >> she can speak italian or latin or something there. i thought it was a parody. if you are worried about stuff like kids ingesting sunscreen or maybe allergic to it. have the teacher or chaperon hold on to it and then every couple hours have the kids apply it. >> they don't want it to -- >> i know, but do that. >> it is a toxic substance. >> but they said something about how if they want to bring it to school the nurse

you mentioned about going out in the sun and i talk at sunscreen, if i put on sunscreen with an spf, will it prevent me from getting it at this point? >> well, you should wear the sunscreen. you get vitamin d from the sun. if you are exposed from 20 minutes twice a week, you get enough vitamin d but should wear the sunscreen now. white shirt or a beautiful white dress, that's an spf4 by itself. if you don't have sunscreen, wearing a white t-shirt at least protects you with spf-4. you go to the market and see spf-15 versus 30, it won't give you double the amount of protection. spf-30 covers you0%, 15 will cover you 92%. there's no reason to buy anything more than spf 15 because you get 98% -- there's no use for it, eric. over 50, you have 98% protection. >> you have to reapply it, though. >> what we have available in the united states, we talked about this a couple weeks ago, it wears off. you go in the water, re-apply it. kids are the ones at risk for melanoma if you burn them. watch out for your kids. >> the physiology of melanoma versus non-melanoma are different. protect yourself.

you brought sunscreen. you can't use it.oing to be furious. >> no. >> what are they doing? >> we love our children. >> i put bug spray on my sun, and he went into a full blown anaphylaxis because it had some ridiculous natural oils in it. so i don't want -- [ multiple people speaking ] >> i don't want another kid oh, i have sunscreen, you can borrow it. my kid can go into anaphylaxis. the teacher says please don't share the sunscreen, just like they say don't share the snacks. this is common sense and the school should be able to manage it. >> we're not talking about anaphylaxis. in this case, the mother could have avoided by getting a doctors note. do most moms or dads know that? >> probably not. they probably would have known it after they sent it in and it was refused. >> why can't the chaperones put it on? >> i don't know what you are putting on my child. >> you are on the surface of mercury on like the bad western you can think of and the kid is insinner rating, and -- [ multiple speakers ] >> i'm worried for your child

>> put that on your face. >> sunscreen in your hair. >> there's sunscreen in every one of my productsuld recommend sunscreen in the summertime because it does provide a barrier for the hair. >> you work it through the hair trying to evenly distribute it so it doesn't weigh down any part of the hair. this collagen actually helps create a barrier if the air around it is too humid and if the air around it is dry it actually feeds the hair moist. >> absolutely. >> that's all you need, isn't it. >> the only other option is a hairspray but why do that when you have such an amazing -- >> it makes your hair stiff. >> exactly. >> she's got great hair. >> i would rather go with this. >> i would too. you said you can leave it on your hands. can you put it on your face as well? >> some of the products, yes. some of my conditioners do have similar ingredients to high-end skin care. >> and nobody ever thinks of putting sunscreen on their hair. >> but as far as this product, i can actually rub it into my hands and leave it there, and it feels wonderful. >> i guess if you sunscreen your hair you won'

we talk about sunscreen. i put on sunscreen with a certain spf, will it prevent me from gigabyte at this point? >> certainly you should wear the sunscreen. we just talked about you getting vitamin d. if you're exposed out there for 20 minutes twice a week you would get enough vitamin d. but you should wear your sunscreen now. white shirt or you're wearing a beautiful white dress, that's a spf 4 by itself. so if you don't have any sunscreen, even wearing a white t-shirt protects you at spf 4. you would go to the market and see spf 15 versus 30. it does not mean it will cover you double the amount of protection. spf 30 covers about 97%. 15 will cover you 92%. so in my book, there is no reason to buy anything more than spf 50 because you get your 98%. >> you see 85 and 100? >> there is no use for it. over 50, you already have 98% protection. >> you have to reapply it, though. what we have available in the united states, it wears off. you go in the water, reapply it. and again, the take home message for parents o

the fda approved sunscreen.xic substance or it wouldn't be approved by the fda. i don't know what they are basing it off of. i can't see saying if one child may or may not have an allergic reaction to it that it's okay for hundreds or thousands of children to get sun burn. if you research the skincancer.org, a child that receives a bad sun burn, just one bad burn that blisters, it doubles their chance of developing skin cancer later in life. why would they want to put hundreds of children and double the risk of cancer. >> really quickly before i let you go. what has the school district said since all of this has come to light? have they said they are going to consider a policy change? >> i think when they were questioned they said they evaluate their policies on an annual basis and so i'm really hoping they'll look at this one i'm not asking that the children take it to school every day. i'm asking that when kids are going to be out for extended periods of time, that they be allowed to apply sunscreen. we ask th

. >> coming up first, in time for summer, can children use the same sunscreens you, the are >> summers here so kids will be spending time outside and you will want to protect them. >> do kids need a different type of sunscreen than adult? "consumer reports" has participated with seven-day forecast to find out. here is michael finney. >> good morning, when you choose a sun screen for your child, what do you look for? a third of us buy a sun screen that claims to be for kids and many choose one that is doctor recommended. according to a survey here is what you need to know about sunscreen for children. >> for this family there is nothing like a day at the pool, but first, the baby sitting covers them in sun scene. >> i make sure they are protecting. >> the sun scene she chooses says "kids." i use adult for me. why know the difference. >> consumer consumer says you don't need to buy a separate formula for babies and children. >> there no safer ingredients just for kids. moreers use the same ingredients in kid' sunscreen as adult. >> for example, comparing copper tomorrow for children and

however, sunscreen will decompose if you even in the heat.o you want to keep it in your purse and take it with you. gerri: do i need all of this? >> guesstimate you is all of this come about for your entire body. so heaping tablespoon. gerri: glassworks for people this summer, will those who are going to be out in the csonka may sun come and they want to be in the sun, what they need to do to protect themselves, can you tell us that? >> wear a hat, longsleeved than you can, where sunscreen regularly and avoid the raise that to me the strongest. that will lower your risk of getting skin cancer later in life. gerri: you make a great point. doctor, thank you for coming on the show. >> it is my pleasure. gerri: coming up next, re you taking your pet on a trip? how do you do that? with travel safety for your dog. and gas prices picking up. a penny from yesterday. these are the numbers that matter to you, and we will be right gerri: welcome at the time of of year when many of us hit the road. it's summertime, more and re americans are taking their

>> school says sunscreen is considered medication. have it at school. >>> students at a washington, d.c. high school got quite a surprise at their school's annual gay pride celebration. during yesterday's rally, wilson high school principal pete cahall took the mic, his hands shaking. he read a speech he didn't think he'd read out loud until that very moment. saying something he says he had waited 50 years to say. that he is gay. >> what i kept thinking is how can i be the principal of wilson and oversee a pride day and tell kids to be themselves and be who you are, and me not do that? it's hypocritical. >> students erupted into cheers. until that moment, cahall had told only a small circle of friends. not even his family knew. the west borough baptist church is now planning a protest of the school monday morning. students say they're preparing a counterprotest. >>> now, some sports, starting with the belmont stakes favorite, california chrome. the triple crown hopeful will be wearing number 2 in saturday's race. ten other horses are

apply a sunscreen.ou'll see a breeze at your back, but the winds will shift off the water later on. 78 degrees is the forecasted high on the sand. overnight comfortable, 52 degrees in the outlying suburbs. 62 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows things get a little more active this week. 83 degrees today. 88 tomorrow, the thunderstorms arriving late in the evening and into the overnight probably staying north and west of the city. 90 degrees for tuesday, it turns very muggy out there. couple of thunderstorms are possible. 92 for wednesday, better chance of a stronger shower or thunderstorm. it's going to feel like the mid 90s with the humidity, thursday's quiet, friday is quite and saturday is quite. i just saw new information, we may be putting our weekend streak to the end. at least 50/50. saturday looks good, but sunday looks like a mess. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime find out if you're up against a mess anytime with our apps you can

rays and tells you when to put on more sunscreen. wait, there is more. it recommends wearing a hat or sunglasses or putting or more sunscreen based on country u.v. levels customized to your skin type. this app is only for iphones. >> looks pretty good and look like fun. >> if you want to save $100, meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast ahead. what? >> if you headed to the giants game, we will talk about that and the winds are keeping temperatures cooler that a but a warming rend is on way and a lot graduation forecasts coming up. all the days in the seven-day outlook. >> you don't need to spend $100 for the blue tooth. the youngest royal around is ready to take a stand. we will explain. >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> there are helpty of activities around the bay area this week. >> trying to count them, there are so many. >> leyla gulen has the weekend fun list. >> a lot events happening around the bay area this father's day week. >> can't just quit. we can do it. >> the san francisco black film

one of those days if you're out and about at the pool or anything outdoors, uv index is high, keep sunscreen handy. we're tracking midweek storms i'll have the latest on that from accuweather coming up. >> south jersey police are questioning witness of a an car accident. witnesses told police a toyota ran a red light and slammed into an suv and flipped it on its roof. the 9-year-old victim was thrown from the suv. the driver of the car was not injured. >> she is shooken up and crying and basically hugging her kid. >> the 9-year-old's victim's mother, sister, father and cousin were in the suv and in the hospital in stable condition. >>> police are on the hunt for a robbery suspect that struck a main line gas station overnight. he used a gun and threatened employees and demanded cash in bala cynwood at 1:30 a.m. after the suspect collected money from the register, he took off in a vehicle. it's not sure how much money he took. >>> police received dozens of tip calls about the man they say raped a doctor in a her apartment. the surveillance video was taken on spruce street on saturday. it shows

what is the reasoning banning sunscreen?rtheast isd, they claim sunscreen is a toxin and children may eat it. >> okay. let's put the statement up on the screen here, typically sunscreen is a toxic substance. we can't allow toxic things to be in our schools. they can possibly have an allergic reaction or ingest it. it's a really dangerous situation, says the school spokesman. isn't hand soap a toxin? chalk is a toxin? >> yeah, i would think glue is a toxin if you eat it, but the reality is, children don't eat sunscreen. and they are not going to. sunscreen isn't a toxin or it wouldn't have been approved by the fda. the fda is there to regulate consumer products to make sure they are safe. and it's been fda approved. so i'm not sure where they are coming from. and neither are 96% of the population in the united states that have responded to this story. >> so the alternative here is to allow kids to get really sunburned. we know for a fact that kids who get bad burns are much more likely to get melanoma when they get older, isn

index means you want to pack the sunscreen.p.m. 78 degrees. it will ramp up to the mid-80s and back to the upper 70s by 7 k. this afternoon, evening and then it will start to cool down overnight. our highs for today in san jose, morgan hill, 92 degrees. it will be pretty much in the lower 90s there. temperatures will stay high for the peninsula. starting to cool down around san mateo, 86 degrees and into san francisco at 79 degrees with mostly sunshine in the upper 90s and the 100s for the north bay and lots of sunshine as we start heading inland. from berkeley around the bay, it's going to be in the mid-80s. and then as you see here, inland temperatures 102 degrees in fair feel. 102 in brent radioed, 100 degrees in livermore. in our overnight lows it's going in our overnight lows it's going to be a little chilly. be at half moon bay with fog coming back in and then in the mid-to upper 70s -- excuse me, mid-to upper 50s for the inland areas. my accuweather seven-day forecast. you see the triple digits. they will be inland and t

. >>> and a dermatologist weighs in on a new trend of drinkable sunscreen. >>> job openings are returning to the level they were at before the recession according to the labor department survey. there were 4.5 million open jobs in april which is the highest that number has been in the last seven years. now, while openings surged though, the pace of hiring didn't change much from the month before. some economists think unemployed workers may not have the skills needed for the openings that are available. >>> kris pi cream is currently speaking job applications for their first and only store in delaware. the doughnut shop will open in new castle on july 1st thp they're looking to hire between 60 and 80 people. >>> the hershey company is suing a maryland state senator for using its classic chocolate bar in his campaign ads. hershey says steven s. hersey, jr. is unauthorized to use a design and that it might mislead consumers into thinking the company is endorsing him or affiliated with the candidate. hershey, the plitholitician, wh running for re-election says his ad is lawful. he saysis fam

it won't be all that humid, so a pretty comfortable day, of course, you will need your sunscreen because the u vivment index is -- uv index is high today. when i step inside it's more humid tomorrow, by wednesday we could be looking at heavy thunderstorms, karen, details coming up in the 7 day. >> let's hit the road. we have a new traffic pattern change on i-95 southbound looking live at girard avenue. southbound traffic used to be in the middle, now it's off to the right. you're still moving okay, sometimes it jams you up, you yu have to stop and figure out the traffic change. in new castle county we have an accident blocking the ramp at 13 northbound. we have an accident closing evesham road stick to crescent road to avoid that. an accident in morris town block be the right lane and shoulder it's the downed pole that's causing the problem on 38 eastbound past nixon drive. we have pse&g on the scene. at this point that pole is causing an issue, tam. >> a suspected rapist is on the loose after attacking a woman in the rittenhouse section of philadelphia. police say the man was caught on

mostly sunny skies, don't forget to apply the sunscreen. the uv index is very high. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today is nice, even though it's warmer. tomorrow, 88 degrees, we'll do it all over again you'll notice a slight increase in the humidity, monday night, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the humidity is outrageous. tuesday, hazy hot and humid, 892. wednesday, hazy hot and humid, 94. and thursday, 90 degrees, friday, 85 degrees, saturday, 84 degrees. icialgdz go outside -- i should go outside, i'm freezing in here. >> today several marines are being remembered with a special golf ought who were killed by a roadside bombing in baghdad. annie mccormick joins us with more. >> reporter: the event raises money to help other people in the military who are in need and it falls on the tenth anniversary of the day that several marines in one company did lose several of their own. one thing that is very special about today is that one of the families of the fallen marines did arrive to this event. >> they were the last people to see our son alive, we didn

uv iran decks is high, you'll have to apply the sunscreen.there's no humidity, makes it feel good. 85 today, 86 tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the temperatures climbing again warm and humid monday, 86 degrees, it will feel closer to 90. speaking of 90. tuesday we're into it. 90 degrees feeling like the low 90s. wednesday humid, 93. feeling like the mid 90s, thursday, warm, 88 degrees, the cold front slips through, look at the 4th of july, very comfortable high of 84. we'll take that. you couldn't ask for much better. >> new jersey and delaware beaches have received high marks for clean water in the yearly environment report card. the national resources defense council ranked delaware number one out of 30 states. new jersey came in third. beach illnesses cause pink eye and stomach . >> the ratest chapter in the series -- the latest chapter from the series spun from toys turning into machines, the transformers is back with a new comrade. >> reporter: the fight to save earth continues and life in the future is not w

uv index is high so don't forget your sunscreen and hat. accu-weather seven-day forecast, a little warm up for the weekend. father's day is bright and sunny, mid60s to upper 80s. we will see those temperatures about the same early next week and then bience with -- and then by wednesday, it is a summer spread. 80s to low 90s. >> coins -- coincidentally i asked for a ha sunscreen. >> that's within the budget i have allotted for your gift. >> it is nicely -- >> we are going to get you the economy size. >> cespedes does it again and for albert pujols it turns into the chew you ban missal crisis -- the cuban [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearso

if we are going spend time in oakland take the sunscreen. >> it will be the hottest day of the week. be prepared. it will be sweaty. from our camera to the embarcadero, you cannot see the flags but they are not unfurled because we don't have a breeze. the quiet and still conditions continue across the bay area. satellite shows quiet returns and waking up to clear skies and along most of our waterways and the bay area. we have patchy fog including half moon bay and that is common. at bart it is 62 in concord and 64 in walnut creek. 58 in san francisco. 60 at sfo. it is warmer than it was year. >> we have a ridge of high pressure coming in to the bay area today so the ridge is building and that will bring in the offshore low and that is land so that means things will heat up. it will stay hot today and it will start to cool off by midweek but not by much. it is limited cooling. highs today in san jose are 93 and 90 in sunnyvale and along the peninsula, sunshine and 87 degree to san mateo and 69 in pacifica and we are still seeing cool along the coast and that will be the case the rest

you'll have a nice sea breeze kicking in, mostly sunny skies, apply the sunscreen.t for tonight, slightly humid, partly cloudy, 63 outlying suburbs, 66 for center city. 88 degrees monday, turning slightly humid, tuesday, wednesday, thursday hazy, hot and humid all three days, 92, 94, and 90. channels of thunderstorms. wednesday will be the peak we'll see heath indices close to 100, there may be a heat advisory or heat warning issued for that day. friday, 85 degrees, very comfortable. saturday looks comfortable, as well, mostly sunny skies 84. last career i believe the 4th was awful. i was dripping inside the tent there. >> this is a gift. thanks a lot. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> directal university historic costume collections is being celebrate in a different way. lisa thomas-laurey has that story. >> reporter: the collection features 12,000 garments, ten thousand accessories at west fall college of media arts and design. >> this was worn by greta garbo.

pack the sunscreen. it will cool down midweek. we are looking at more season a.m.oliday. that and the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. now traffic. on the roads, i have good news: we do have new lanes opening. northbound and southbound direction in san ramon valley you will see an extra couple of lanes. traffic will be smoother if you go between walnut creek and san ramon. the bay bridge toll plaza shows the commute is clear and it is light. as you come from emeryville to san francisco, there are no delays. >> we starting with breaking news this morning where police are searching for the driver of a car that crashed into a popular san francisco hardware store. amy hollyfield is at the scene. what is happening? >> we are in the castro. you can see the bmw crashes into the variety hardware on castro street just up from 18th, a big mess here. lots of damage to the store. the owners have arrived on the scene to assess the situation. police are interviewing witnesses. i heard them talking to a witness who saw the whole thing. he said the car did not appear for going

. >>> a dermatologist weighs in on the new drinkable sunscreen. >>> the supreme court is racing against the clock to issue opinions in 17 cases before the end of the month. among the big issues the the religious rights of corporations, speech rights of abortion protestors and privacy rights as people under arrest. the justices need to hand down court decision in all cases they've heard since october before summer recess. in rare cases they'll argue more in the next term. >>> she is busy but has free time and this weekend surprised hillary clinton in arlington, virginia. the former first lady was signing copies of her books. the justice said she was shopping and decided to stop by for an autographed copy of the book. clinton's book tour was in philadelphia friday. >>> one skin care company claims to have re-invented the first drinkable sunscreen. haley frances asked a dermatologist to check it out. >> could this 100 milliliter bottle of clear liquid hold the future of sunscreen not to be applied but gulped down? dr. gamis, chief medical director of a to z technology is steadfast in her o

apply the sunscreen. just like yesterday on a scale of 1 to 10 it's a 9.'ll get a sunburn in less than 15 minutes if you don't apply the sunscreen. 87 degrees in philadelphia. wind out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, cloudy skies by evening showers and thunderstorms developing after midnight. temperatures on the mild side, 62 degrees north and west, 64 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks a little unsettled especially to start this week, showers and storms monday, 80 degrees, tuesday we'll see sunshine out there, but that could give way to more storms by afternoon. 83 degrees it's going to feel sticky. it's not going to be nearly always comfortable. wednesday we catch a break, 82. combination you ever sun and clouds and then the next system pulls through thursday. that will set up unsettled weather by week's end, thursday and friday, showers and storms. temperatures in the mid 80s. this week looks a little dicey. >> as long as it clears up next weekend. >> a reminder our adam joseph and c

and you have to apply the sunscreen with spf of 30, 365 days a year.and walking to work. not just when we're at the barbecue or the pool. >> we have to keep all of that in mind. and enjoy summer. >> starting tomorrow. >> have a good time. >> thank you, robin. >>> robin, they are enjoying summer down in brazil. next up in "the heat index," the world cup. all of the action kicks off today. our friend, julie foudy, from espn, is going to bring us a look at some of soccer's hottest stars. very tough assignment for you. >> yeah, george. just to put it in perspective, of world cup mania, imagine the craziness of the super bowl in the united states, spread that across the world. and you'll have 3 billion people tuning in. and they're not just tuning in to watch how the stars do on the field. they're eager to catch a glimpse on how things are heating up. hold on tight. the world cup is here. and the kicks and tricks don't hook you, let's say there's something for everyone. >> couldn't wait to get that shirt off. >> reporter: while fans will be cheering for the

uv index is high so don't forget your sunscreen and hat. accu-weather seven-day forecast, a little warm up for the weekend. father's day is bright and sunny, mid60s to upper 80s. we will see those temperatures about the same early next week and then bience with -- and then by wednesday, it is a summer spread. 80s to low 90s. >> coins -- coincidentally i asked for a hat and sunscreen. >> that's within the budget i have allotted for your gift. >> it is nicely -- >> we are going to get you the economy size. >> cespedes does it again and for albert pujols it turns into the chew you ban missal into the chew you ban missal crisis -- the cuban missaltands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ou to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, sweet and juicy prima peaches are just $.99 a pound. tender rancher's reserve ribeye steak is only $6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. ady for the this sa

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. >> i was not surprised when it told me to put on sunscreen or the pool but it told me to get sunscreenas going out to get my coffee in the afternoon. >> if you done need a fashionable sun sensor there are others out there and they are cheaper. >>> here at the big board with the big talkers, cities across the globe are putting up spikes just like these, they say they are to deter lightering but they call them anti-homeless. here in london these men protested by pouring concrete over the spikes saying that the homeless are not pigeons, the protesters encourged the store to remove the spikes, and they were removed from a downtown sidewalk in montreal, after the mayor tweeted this is a disgrace, this is not the kind of society i want to live in. >> big talker here and bigger teeth, this is going viral and it's not hard to see why, a swamp boat tour guide not only getting face-to-face with the gator in the water, he goes mouth-to-mouth with the big guy, you can see him getting cozy with one, rubbing the under side of his jaw, and 29-year-old lance lacrosse feeds them from his own mouth. tha

. >> if you are not wearing your sunscreen your kids won't wear it. what i advocate is something even better than sunscreen is spf clothing what we call sun shield. >> also hoping to create awareness in the area in terms of research and clinical trials. she says unfortunately chicago is behind other cities when it comes to health care and treatment for skin care. >> we need more trials. we get passed over time and time again by drug companies. it's the fastest-growing cancel in the world and we get passed over. >>tomorrow at wrigley field, is "sun safety day" hosted by dr. brodsky and the american academy of dermatology. susan steel is throwing out the first pitch! to learn more about susan steel and dr. brodsky's organizations, visit their websites: skin of steel dot org and sun hero dot org. marcus is *live at ribfest tim is here for demetrius this morning. >> you will need the sunscreen today. the uv index is pretty high. here are the current temperatures. we start off cool. maybe below average. com conditions light breezes. clouds will drift throu

is considered a medication and students need a doctor's note to have it at school. >> sunscreen is atoxic substance and we can not allow toxic things to be in our schools. >> we have self hundred kids on field day being burned, you have to ask, what do we want for our children? >> the school says that if parents know their children will be outdoor they should come to school fully covered in sun screen and get the doctor's note. >> did they have to shoot? that is the question asked in a bay area community after a teen dies at the hands of law enforcement and we are this next at 5:00 a.m. >> after three days of sick calls will san francisco muni be back to normal this morning? what the transit agency says riders can expect, all ahead. >> the obama administration briefs congress about the secret deal to secure an american p.o.w.'s release. i have the >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> is it thursday already? >> before we knew it. >> friday eve. we are glad you here. i am kristen sze. >> i am katie marzullo here for eric thomas. >> always happy to be here. ha

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don forget the sunscreen there either. for tonight, mostly clear, dry and pleasant.w, 84 degrees will be the high temperature. so just get outdoors and enjoy it. forecast by the numbers, we're giving tomorrow a 10. 84 for the high. 86 degrees on sunday. and then early next week, you'll need the rain gear scattered showers and pop up thunderstor thunderstorms. really a good bet any time throughout next week. >> all right. but the weekend is looks terrific. you got a tee time? i do, sunday. thanks scott. >> i love that forecast. no pun intended but pun intended. fork cast. >> could one of local phillies be on the move? coming up who might be skipping town plus cole hamels gets something he doesn't see too often. hamels gets something he doesn't see t[ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerf

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>> the school says if parents know their children are outdoor come to schools fully covered in sunscreenhe morning news continues at 6:00 with breaking news. homicide investigators are working in san jose with a body found on the road and the crime police nobly believe to have occurred. >> targeting, target the an antigun group says weapons owners are putting shoppers in danger but the gun owners are filing back. >> throw back thursday and we go to new york to talk with our very own expense are christian about his "good morning america" >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> breaking news at 6:00, homicide investigation at the largest city in the bay area with clues police are following up on in san jose and we have the latest. >> anger this morning on the san mateo county coast after an 18-year-old girl is slot and killed by a sheriff deputy. friends and family and neighbors want to know why he opened fire. >> after three days of drivers calling in sick, is muni back to normal? the update from the transit agency on what commuters can expect. >> thanks for joinin

that's kind of like me. 28% don't think their mother wears sunscreen. >> bring in jen?m jen, i am surprised about there is i have slathered the sunscreen on my child since she can remember, haven't you? >> as did we. >> 100 percent, and i think there is -- if we go into the details, i heard you guys reading this, so this is the thing, my kid don't want to be sunburned. so brody and laundry will allow me to go crazy with the 50 blockment conversely though laundry does want to be tan. here is how she learned about being tan dollars. she has come with me to be spray tanned. she is not in the booth or anything, but i've gone, people give her candy while i'm inside. she'll say your tan make up. obviously she knows we wear make up for tv, brody is the same way. body like do boys wear tan make up. they don't understand the concept of spray tan. but they do know that we don't get tan from the sun, we get tan from a spray machine. so when youer what those girls, ya, that want to be tan, and want to look like they're celebrities, i think that maybe they do but i also think, obvio

>> next up we have a facial sunscreen.rtime. the best thing about this, it's from l'oreal paris. if you're going to wear make-up or powder, you won't feel heavy. it's light weight. >> underneath our eyes, i didn't realize this is a sensitive area. >> it absolutely is. that's where you see the first signs of aging. this is a sunscreen just for the under eye area. you get sensitive because the skin is so thin. you put a little bit of this on, rub it over, you're good to go. >> we put sunscreen on our face but forget our lips. they start peeling, they're fried and it's awful. >> june jacobs came out with this spf 50 lip balm. it protects your lips and glistens them. >> this one is $24. what is great about this? >> it has antioxidants that help protect your skin and lips which is also a sensitive area. >> next up? >> for an every day, daily moisturizer, this is olay total effects. it hydrates, gets rid of dark spots and give you broadband uva protection. spf in that as well. >> this is for men. you sprayed this on. you're like

put some sunscreen on, as well. the cash lanes on the bay bridge approach and no other problems and we don't have all the cash lanes opened just yet and that's late. we'll track that and look at your maps. approach out of the maze, that's just fine. again, watch the left approach lanes. and no problems for the rest of the bay and easy drive across, send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 5:27. the man accused of carjacking and then attacking an elderly woman finally caught where officers found him, next. >>> plus, firefighters spent the night spraying down hot spots in livermore. the late night blaze that had many people on edge. >>> texas governor rick perry in hot water this morning after he compares homosexuality to alcoholism. the controversial comments, next. >>> plus, we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco. a standoff situation in the city this morning and our reporter on the scene is talking with police. she has a live report coming just ahead. >>> and fierce wind in the forecast

. >> east, west, and wear your sunscreen. right?k you so much. >>> we were cheering in the newsroom for california chrome. didn't do any good, though. >> no, did not. we haven't had a triple crown winner, of course, in horse racing since affirm in 1978. today california chrome was trying to become the first horse in 36 years to join that elite club at the belmont. not the results you wanted, next in sports. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> it's been a 36-year since a triple crown winner. in 1978. and 12 horses are won the derby and the preakness, but none can take the triple crown. california chrome joins that list. and they're off. the 146 running of the belmont stakes, a mile and a half, california ch

make sure you're applying the sunscreen. i know i said scale of 1 to 11.ings differently in the uv department. it's a 9. mostly sunny, philadelphia, 79 degrees, winds out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 50 degrees outlet lying suburbs, 59 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast real nice one today we continue the win be streak tomorrow. 88 on monday, the humidity increases late in the day, tuesday, high humidity levels temperatures close to 90. we'll see heat indices in the low 90s. that will trigger showers and thunderstorms late in the day. wednesday it humid, a couple of thunderstorms are possible we're forecasting a high of 90. it will be the first time all year we hit 90 degrees or ain't to get to 90. we get into thursday, 87. friday, sun and clouds, 86. early indications are next week looking just as nice always this weekend. >>> summertime is great time to find a furry friend to walk the beach, so in this week's shelter me, matt o'donnell takes us down the shore. >> reporter: the humane society of o

sunscreen. i've got it. thanks so much. >>> and night after superheroes. >> at the giants. that's right. >> michael morris on superhero night with the fourth walkoff heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> the giants are the first team in the majors with 40 wins. they are playing like superheroes and did it tonight against the mets. the joker was on the mound against the mets. pagan with a two rbi single against cologne. pagan strike out. but the ball gets away from the catcher. the throw is wide, pagan is safe with no outs. pagan scores from first. we have a 4-4 game. may the morse be with you. fourth walkoff of the year for the g men. >>> sonny gray gets a wakeup call in the first. a's respond in the third. coco crisp his