kids chewables. >>> welcome back. new information this morning says promoting a healthy lifestyle could help your teens avoid cancer.he information comes from american journal of preventive medicine. doctors found most cancer prevention methods notion on avoiding certain behaviors, such as smoking or alcohol. researchers found targeting young people could reduce the risk of certain forms of the disease. >>> meanwhile, a growing number of americans say they feel overworked and find their jobs too physically and emotionally taxing. a new survey shows more than a third of workers feel no control over their schedules, more than 25% say they don't have enough time in their work day to get all their work done. and as a result, half say they perform work in their free time to meet bosses' demands. they don't have a nice cushy work schedule like we do? >> 10:00 p.m., work through the morning, get plenty of sleep. >> anybody watching us is in the same boat. we're all in this together. >>> so a police officer in texas had a split second to make a life or death decision. >> that's because drunk driver was barrelling toward him

teens are following your lead. if you are on your phone behind the wheel, you can bet your kid probably is too. kris van cleave, cbs newse into the water with dolphins in hawaii, for what could be a final swim. >>> swimming with dolphins is a popular tourist activity in hawaii. that could be coming to an end. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration wants to ban boats and swimmers from getting too close to the mammals. carter evans in hawaii has the story. >> reporter: we were with the tour group tracking hawaiian spinner dolphins off the west coast of hawaii. >> pretty close to 100 dolphins t the hawaiian island are one of the few places, you can get this close to them. native to hawaii, these spinner dolphins are a smaller species about 4 feet long. they're social animals known for their acrobatic behaviors. in the water they seem curious, and approach us, several swim right underneath. >> just hang out in the group. you guys don't push towards them. but our guide, jenna morris is serious about keeping our distance. you don't actually want people touching the dolphins. >> no. i think the hardest single-hand

teen dancing to -- yeah, maccarena. police cited him for improper public behavior. western music are frowned upon in saudi arabia. sky news reports they let the kidbut they made him sign a pledge saying he wouldn't endanger the life of himself and others again. police in minnesota reacting a little bit differently to people dancing outside. this is austin, minnesota. 90 miles south of minneapolis. dash cam video shows a sergeant getting out of the car to bust a move with a 92-year-old grandmother who had been dancing alone. the sergeant turned up the radio in the car to make the moment better. okay. go out and grab a coin. start flipping it try to get heads 28 times in a row. the odds of doing that are exactly the same odds as winning tonight's powerball jackpot. one in 292 million according to people that know math. not me. tonight's jackpot is about $700 million. that is the second largest in american history. if you take the lump sum, you get more than $440 million cash money. at least before uncle sam hits you. look at it this way. you can buy a $2 ticket. for that price, you get to sit around dreaming about what you do if -- well, if. not a

kids meet their new instructors. >> you liked him? >> we did. and we trusted him and we thought that he cared about our son. >> reporter: this mom's teen took a theaters at north wood high in 2012 with aaron la mere. we're not showing her face. >> this is a guy who saw kids regularly. >> all day. >> reporter: nights and weekends, too. >> holidays. >> reporter: she says la mere became close with her teen and then took advantage. >> it >> it happened behind the theater stage. in a room that you can take the child into and you can lock and shut the door. >> reporter: la mere eventually needed guilty to sex offense and indecent exposure. he would not speak with the iteam about his case. >> it's a horrible thing to look at your child and seat amount of fear in their face. >> reporter: thing is la meream fear in their face. >> reporter: thing is la mere was not licensed to teach. he was a media technician who helped run the theater program. and a news 4 impt teinvestigati he's one of a rigz number accused of a adussaults student. all schools require a background check but only for teacher, administrators, sigh coal giss, but not for aides oac vow cat, the

teen says never feels like work. >> something altered but with visible traces of the original form. >> kellye lynn, abc7 news. >> people need help. we are working t >> the kidsd help. ♪ >> it is difficult to evacuate 6.5 million people. >> are you okay? i love you. larry: well, tonight the rain is still falling in texas and harvey may have its eye on louisiana. right now 54 texas counties in a state of emergency. 18 are already federal disaster areas. in the last 35 minutes, president trump saying he has declared emergency in louisiana. a woman was killed in houston when a tree fell on her home. lana zak has more on the path of destructi city is under water. more rain to come. four feet of rain predicted in some areas. people are on top of the submerged mailboxes. the interstate now a river. this is hobby before harvey and now. catastrophe is about to get worse. the dams are filling up too fast. people down the river told to evac it. the governor activating the national guard to order 9,000 more troops to assist the 3,000 already on the ground. >> hundred of rescuers in boats, helicopters and the trucks saving animals and the people from the rising floodwate

huge loss. 17-year-old college bound teen loved by so many, shot in the head by a bullet that was not meant for her. news the people who knew her. >> she was a great kid and didn't deserve this at all. one of her students, jomari the 17-year-old recent graduate was murdered last week. teachers are preparing to start a new school year with heavy hearts. >> she was a wonderful kid. she was very studious, was up on all the current events, came to class smiling it was first period, which is always rough for all of our kids. >> when i heard that it was her, i think my heart sank, probably, about six feet. >> tina bradshaw smith also taught the bubbly teen who had the world at her feet. she was days away from starting college at florida a&m. >> just prayers for the family. prayers because it's going to be hard. it's a hard thing, knowing that >> mayor said the city needs to double its efforts to get illegal guns off the streets. >> it's sickening and there are no words for it. >> it grew harsh criticism, her mom as a sergeant on the force. >> this is one of the tragic things. >> she had been captain of the cheerleading squad and singer in the choir. she was

. >>> and new at 6:00, a 6-year-old child suddenly motionless floating face down in a fool party. we'll talk to a teen who jumped to bring the kid back to life. >>> just a week before they are cancelling into the wall of fame. the decision comes after a woman claims to have had had a sexual assault with rose when she was 15 years old according to a sworn testimony submitted to a court monday. >> john clark is joining us thousand. how are fans reacting? >> most of them agree with the decision. pete rose will not have a plaque in the wl of fame. no ceremony now. they cancelled his invitation. he's been accused of statutory of a young girl in the 1970s. she says she was ushd the league age. pete says it was his belief she was 16. after fans voted for him to go in, but most fans now agree it should be cancelled. >> big pete rose fans. i kin didn't think that the gambling was such a big deal. erg he's done for the team, after everything came out, we have five daughters. that's a big deal. we can't condone that. >> compare it to other philly things. they said look at it and a place of second chances. they should have the pete rose thi

new this morning most states require that kids entering 7th and 12th grade get a meningitis vaccine. that may not be enough to fully protect your child. most teenscine that covers four strains of meningitis. it doesn't pro-text against meningitis b which accounts for nearly half of all the cases. there is a relatively new vaccine that can prevent type-b meningitis but it's not yet mandatory. >> over time we'll gain a stronger recognition and become a part of the regular vaccine recommendations for young people. >> until it becomes mandatory, parents need to specifically ask for their child to get that vaccine. >> 5:58. in pittsburgh international airport, the first in the country to allow nonticketed visitors to go through security, access areas that are usually just for passie ierengerpasseng. this pilot program to allow guests to shop and dine during certain hours on weekends. visitors will be given a pass that is valid only for that day of issue. the change goes into effect september. >>> right now at 6:00 a new round of rain from harvey slams texas leading to new devastation overnight. we're live this morning where the rescues are taking pla

kids. i'll see you down the shore. i'm hank and that's my take. >> it looks like hank had a lot of fun shooting that one. in if your health news right now, more teenshemselves at risk for eye infection. there's a study that shows they had bad hygiene habits. here's the issue. 80% of the people surveyed say they had the habit. teens don't take their contacts out before they go to bed and they wear them in the swimming pool and they skip the regular doctor visits. those habits could lead to infection. >>> the latest images of air jordans to come out online have a timely message for many. let's show you a picture. black lives matter there it is posted by a jordan brand employee on instagram. no indication if it will be released for retail. ♪ baby you're a firework >> she is a firework, of course. she's supposed to coming to our area but you know she goes all out when she has her shows and the performances and her sets. there's a problem some of the sets aren't ready so she's postponing her stop here in philadelphia more details when we come back. for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette qualit

kids about the apps that they've got on their cell phones. police are now about a new one called yellow which connects to snapchat. some are calling it tinder for teens because it allows users to include photos of themselves and even add their location. and then they can swipe left or right if they want to connect with somebody and talk over snapchat. police worry this could encourage teenagers to meet up with strangers in person. >>> some new warnings about exploding batteries after a woman's purse suddenly burst into flames during a busy city council meeting in texas, and it was all captured on camera. >> yeah, crazy. officials say it was a malfunctioning battery inside a bag just like the kind of battery so many of us use every day in all kinds of products from phones to laptops. nbc's jeff rossen has a look at the video, and he's got some tips to help you protect yourself. >> and it now appears -- >> reporter: all seemed normal at this city council meeting in nevada tuesday night. until -- this woman's purse suddenly explodes into she jumps up, throwing her purse to the ground. >> she was in shock because it happened so fast. she was on fire. her

new school year we have a warning for parents, called tinder for teens. >> still ahead on "good day philadelphia" we will tell you exactly what this app does and letting adults contact kid as young as 13. >>> where did you watch the solar eclipse, in your backyard, we saw you out there looking up. look at that, listening to some music. we will bring you views from coast to coast. >> from the sky, to the roads, how sit looking, bob. >> we are looking good on the roadways. just got an update from september, trains will run every 15 to 20 minutes along norristown high speed line, service set to resume in a few moments at 4:20 this morning. lets go outside and say good morning to downtown philadelphia as we look live at ben franklin parkway. scottie's got your tuesday forecast when we come right back. >>> welcome back, just waking up a real busy news night. there has been a cycle of busy news, we will get a check of our weather. >> yes, scott standing by what are we looking at here. >> we are looking at a lot of humidity and then heat, dangerous heat by this afternoon. look at that humidity 91 percent. temperature this early morning at 4:15, 76 degrees, dew point s in the l

teens? >> what you need to know about popular app with the kids as the new school year begins. >> i learnedecause chef jose andrews has brought a big treat for us. >> first a check of the weather with dylan in houston. >>> today's weather is brought to you by the makers of nondrawsy clarity continue. live clarity ra tin clear. >> we did get a break from the rain a moment ago but now the downpours are starting up gins once again. >> i want to point out another tropical system trying to develop this one off the coast of the carolinas. right now is it it is tropical cyclone 10tor o potential. winds are 35 miles an hour. there's a 90% chance this is going to develop into a tropical storm if the 'f it did so it would be erma. it go through south carolina, reaching through north carolina before it moves out to sea. it's fast moving once it does develop but we have watches from duck carolina right down to the eastern part of the south carolina. we are looking for as much to 5 to 7 inches of rain including the outer banks and down near myrtle beach as well. now here's a peek out your window. >> tha

, a new report from the centers for disease control says suicide is growing rapidly among teenagers. jericka dunn dan looks what's behind the rising teen toll. >> he was just an all around great kidathlete. >> jennifer gonzalez says her 17 year old son, jack ferrell, seemed fine last thanksgiving. >> and the next day i get woken up by the police knocking on my door saying i needed to come with them right away. i found out then that he shot himself in the head. >> new cdc data shows suicide rate for ferrell, age 15 to 19 , increased more than 30%, three years ago con raid roy dried in this truck from carbon monoxide poisoning after his friends michelle carter encouraged him to commit suicide through dozens of text messages. in a highly publicized trial, we learned both teens suffered from mental illness. the cdc also says suicide rate for teenage girls are at a 40 year high. expert site family instability and substance abuse among some factors for suicide, but the role of cyber bullying is becoming more prevalent. in june, 12 year old mallary grossman took her own life. her mother diane says it was because she was harassed in texts on snap chat and instagram. >> in the beginning i

kids are using. what you need to know on "world news now". clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen by her parents? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. >>> we have a parenting alert about kids and apps. many parents may not realize that some of those most popular apps could come with a feature that puts them in danger. >> it allows complete strangers to reach out to them directly. >> reporter: a father speaking out after his 7-year-old daughter told him she was getting disturbing messages while playing on his phone. >> we never thought in a million years that we would receive anything other than family fun. the account was just at the default settings. we weren't aware of any public or private settings. >> reporter: brad says madison was using the wildly popular app musically on his phone, creating music videos to some of their favorite songs when someone posing as a child began contacting her through the messaging option of the app, asking her to send photos of herself without a t-shirt on, calling it a secret between us onl

it's defined for kids ages 13 to 17, with the slogan make new friends. you can view profiles that belong to teensations. and much like the dating app tinder, you swipe right if you like a person and left if you don't. from there, you can enjoy messaging, video chats and arrange to meet in person. parents are concerned how easily it is for people to post for anyone else. we asked online, would you allow your team to use the yellow app? look at the results. 94% say no. 6% say yes. so, for parents wanting to spot the app on their kids' phone, it looks like this. a yellow app icon. we reached out to the creators but haven't heard back. it's getting inting a lot of at. >> all right, sheinelle. >>> just ahead, do i have a morning boost for you guys. it is an un -- >> talking about it for three days. >> unforgettable surprise for the father of the bride. >>> and the important reason we've gone to the dogs this morning. we'll explain that. when kids are coming into my classroom they know that... ...mr. jackson is the rapping teacher we call it the remainder that's number that remains. technology is a hug