>> he may be thanking the fans, but bill cosby's defense team is crying foul this morning. accusing prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off the jury in his sexual assault case. >> ups and downs on this one. we'll break it down. straight ahead, great to have you with us this thursday, just one more day. i'm thomas drayton with karen hepp. >> one more day, one more day. >> exactly. >> big balloon drop tomorrow. we have a a lot to talk about on the roads weather wise with sue serio. >> it is on and off it will be with us all day long it, won't be continue use rain, but enough that you will need the rain gear throughout the day. so we go with the old five out of ten today. you'll see a lot of green, but a little bit of orange and yellow down around kent county delaware. that's where the heaviest rain is falling right now, moving to the north. but the roads are wet here in old city. we have 57 degrees. 134-mile per hour breezes out of the east. sunrise happening at 5:38 this morning. these days really are getting nice and long. 50 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-five in wildwood. fifty-seven lancaster, we don't expect those to move much throughout the morning. thunderstorms are possible specially this afternoon and we should get up to 72 degrees today. but what about the weaning end? it is almost here, bob kelly, forecast coming up. >> sound good, sue. good morning, 4:02, if your mattress is a little late getting delivered here is why. sleepy's truck is sideways across the ramps from the schuylkill to the blue route. not a good way to get the day started here but this sex ample of what the situations and the road conditions are like right now. of course, it started to downpour, the minute i had to walk from the garage to the station here. and that's going to happen to you as well. we got mixed bag of either a heavy downpour, steady rain, wet roads, this is a live look, the schuylkill expressway eastbound ramp to 476 in conshohocken blocked with that struck. downtown we go. the vine street expressway, we had a work crew adjusting some of the signs and looked like there was little bit every fender bender on the ramps from 676 to head west. water main break we spoke about, tell you more about that in a moment. it will cause big delays, third street blocked, walnut over to chestnut. generally give us the latest coming up in just a second. amtrak rail project leading to at least 20 minute delays, on the wilmington line, during both the morning and the we'll have to deal with that again today. otherwise, expect slower than normal conditions this morning, because of the rain, so be ready and again, first one out of the house get the best umbrella. thomas, karen, back to you. >> you got it, bob, thank you. 4:03 the fate of david creato hangs, in the murder trial. asked to review key pieces of evidence for second time yesterday. our steve keeley at the camden county courthouse. here we go, day three. >> we thought they had gotten an full day of deliberations, didn't get past 2:00. at 2:00 back in the courtroom here. they wanted to hear and see some trial evidence again. even though creator did not testify in his own defense, remember, they did see and hear him tell his side of the story, and a bunch of different ways. one of the ways was that initial 911 call, which the jury heard again, played in the courtroom. >> the. >> you didn't hear anything or see anything, nothing like that? >> no. i just woke up. he wasn't -- i don't know if he wandered out or what happened. the door is unlock. i guess he unlocked it and left. >> well you will remember that the prosecute nerve this case showed part of the video when he talked to both investigators after the trial testimony was over. she showed it in her closing. now the jury also asked to hear the secretly taped conversation between creato and brendan's mother. and she was cooperating with investigators, they were seeing if he would incriminate himself in that call. they didn't get to that yesterday. that will will be played first thing this morning. soap, it is not back to deliberations, it is back to hearing creato's voice once again, and then back to deliberations. karen, thomas? >> all right, steve, thank you so much. from that case, to another big case everyone is talking about. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegany county. >> bill cosby, thanking the people of allegany county and pittsburgh, moments after the jury was seated until the sexual assault trial n court yesterday, his lead attorney said the prosecution was systemic excluding black people. the jury is made up of four white women, six white men, one black woman, and single black man. they will be traveling to montgomery county for the trial, which will be beginning on june 5th, cosby, who has not spoken much in public h message for supporters as he left the courthouse. >> and then in closing i just want to thank all of the people who have come to see my shows, whenever i appeared at the behind hall, and thank you all. >> we will put some witnesses on the stand, we're confident in the case we have, and look forward to getting it in the jury's hands. >> cosby accused of drugging and assaulting a temple university employee, andrea constand at his elkins park home back in 2004. >> time 4:06. suspect in custody this morning after an armed robbery in media. it happened around 9:45 last night at the cvs along baltimore avenue. swat team was called in to surround that building, and police choppers. they were helping out search for the suspect. no one was injured. all right, we got some problems getting around. if you are coming into the city today, specifically old city, one of the biggest intersections is shutdown, due to a broken water main. let's get right out to jenny joyce live at third and chestnut street. good morning, jenny. >> good morning, so the entire block of third street between chestnut and walnut is shutdown because of this. this is the aftermath, live look here, of water main break that happened yesterday afternoon. the road, torn apart, you see the pile of stones, and then you can see the actual water main is covered with several planning of wood. it is about ten to 15 feet long. it spans both lanes of third street. so the philadelphia water department says the water main has been repaired, but clearly, there is a mess left behind for that reason. the road will remain closed indefinately. so, if you need to make your way through south hill this morning you should take fifth street until further notice. and bus detours will be posted on septa's website. karen, thomas? >> appreciate the heads up, jenny joyce this morning, thank you. 4:07. a woman is attacked at wilmington park in broad daylight. police say it is the second time in just matter of month here. it happened tuesday at the park on south park drive in northwest street. police say the 22 year old woman was on the walking path around 3:00 when she was attacked. the man grabbed and robbed her, thankfully, someone jumped in to help out the woman. but the man got away. joggers we spoke with, well, they're very concerned as you can imagine. >> usually this is pretty safe area. i don't really hear, i mean, like if it was a mugging, you don't usually hear about that kind of stuff. >> not a lot of people around here that time, so i can see that happening. not a lot of traffic. like right now there are a lot of people walking around, but if you come at noon you might be the only person on the trail. >> this is the same park where police say man tried to rape a 28 year old woman who went for a run back in february. she fought off the attacker, who robbed her, before running off. >> it is coming up on 4:09. now to chester county where counselors at addiction facility in east brandywine township have dried from dug overdose. into he is were the counselors. patients there at the freedom ridge found the bodies of their counselors sunday afternoon. the two had died in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and phentinol. the drugs and the needles were sitting right out there in the open. police say six clients were living there at the time. >> it is so bad that even the people who are the counselors, who are trying to treat people, and keep them from relapse into addiction, are subject themselves to relapse g into addiction and dying. >> the state of this epidemic. those counselors had control over the medicine cabinet in the house and likely bought their drugs on the streets to celebrate a birthday. >> british police have arrested a seventh person in connection with a manchester arena bombing. right now authority in britain and libya are conducting raids to find anyone else who may have played a role in that attack. officials believe the alleged bomber salman abedi was likely part of wider network possibly the same one linked to the paris and brussels attacks. this morning we have new video of the attacker before that deadly blast. sky news aired these freeze frames from surveillance video at a shopping center in manchester. they say it shows salman a bed which blue back pack possibly the one he used to carry out that bombing. the blast killed 22 people including a eight year old girl and a police officer. it wounded more than 100. the attackers' fought and his two brother are all in custody. authority say his younger brother has confessed to knowing all the details about the attack plan. >> i think it is very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. as i said it, continues at pace, this extensive investigation is going on, and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> in the wake of the terrorist bombing ariana grande has reportedly offered to cover the funeral costs of the victims. >> clicks over to 4:11, being a reporter sometimes people are not happy to see you, they shove a door in your face. see what happens to one every them, body slams after asking a question. >> get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. tour the guardian? >> yes, you just broke my glasses. >> haven't heard anything quite like. that will the candidate for congress charged with assault on the eve of his election, how their stories differ, though. despite the audio evidence. bob kelly? >> hey, good morning, no body slams here, but going for ride. 495 northbound, you'll find the crews out there, maybe not active i toly working, but it is a construction zone. with the rain that will certainly slow us down throughout the dayment let's open up that front door. say good morning to downtown philly. a live look at the ben franklin parkway, sue has your soggy forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ >> i feel like i've seen the rain almost every day this week. >> you'll see it this morning even if you have one eye open, or at least hearing it. ocean city new jersey, very good morning to you. sue serio says now is the time to avoid the rush. if you want to go down to ocean city, right, with all of this rain? >> the boards walk all to yourself. nothing is open. of course. well we did say it on monday. that there would be at least a chance every rain, every single day this week, and that certainly is the way it has played out. although, the afternoon yesterday turned out not to be bad. we just had the rain in the morning, anyway, back to this morning, you can see, that just about everywhere is getting rain, there is a little dry slot, moving north from southern delaware, but there is the lehigh valley, pocono mountains, pretty steady to heavy rain, and the same for the philadelphia metro area. this is even heavier rain, just south of dover, delaware, around milford there. and in part of cape may county, seeing some downpours, as well. there is a coastal flood advisory, anyway, high tide, 10:30 to midnight then high tide 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. so we have the future cast showing more heavy rain, just going to be a yucky morning rush hour. we get a little bit after break around midday. more rain and pop up thunderstorms possible this evening through about 11:00 p.m. then try may have stray shower in the morning, maybe even sprinkle or two in the afternoon, but in general, we dry out on friday, and saturday, looks like, it is going to be the best weather day of the weekend. we've been saying that for awhile. still playing out that way. we'll have about an inch or so, maybe 2 inches every rain, depending where you are, by the ends of the day today, into tomorrow morning. temperatures are in the 50's, about where they were yesterday at this time. looking back, before we look ahead, yes, one week ago, we were at 93 degrees, we were in the middle of the heatwave. well, it is the opposite this week. with the average high now up to 77, because these days are getting so long. yesterday, was 72. and as we mentioned, not bad. seventy-two today. but showers, thunderstorms, 77 tomorrow. we dry out, get some sunshine. saturday, looks good, sunday, i think, most of the daytime looks good. it is sunday night into monday, where we may see some showers, maybe pop up monday. but all-in-all, although it is not perfect it, looks like a pretty decent weekends, and not too hot. get your forecast of course on the radio all morning long, 101.1 more fm, bob kelly, and do that in just a moment. >> got it. your wipe remembers on, radio is on, sue is on, and we got an accident here, example of how slippery things can be this morning. this is truck actually sideways across the ramp in conshohocken. it is blocking the ramp from the eastbound schuylkill expressway to go into conshohocken, route 23 there, single ramp that comes off, serves conshohocken and 476, he was across all of the lanes, looks like they got some work crews probably trying to get them up on the tow truck there. just be careful this morning. that heavy rain can hit you at any time like it is here along the 42 freeway, we need new wiper, set of wiper blades out here, but this is what you are your windshield will look like, again, slower than normal speeds this morning, as we heard from jenny, water main break, third street blocked, between walnut and chestnut. i talked to the water department. they fixed the water side of it, what's left now is the repairs to fix the street, and what's going to make this tough today, for all of the class trips, that are coming into philadelphia, maybe going to that american revolution history the american revolution new see sum right there at third and chestnut. so third street is blocked from walnut up to chestnut. all of the odd number street go northbound, so you'll use either fifth street or seventh k your way north out of south philadelphia and through old city and septa's route 57 bus is on a detour. giddy up. the devon horse show opens up today. that's where the horses will like the wet track. but, we are going to see some delays along route 30 for the next week and a half or so. that's lancaster avenue as you roll through devon. so far so good on the regional rail lines. at least to start our thursday morning, karen, and thomas? >> keep it that way, 4:19. no car is safe in one philadelphia neighborhood after not one, not two, but 25 car break-in's in the past week, apparently with no rhyme or reason. >> and people are really frustrated. as brad sat end found out, they're really frustrated. >> car after car -- >> my roommate's car has broken into her, her boyfriend's car broke mean. >> after car. >> last saturday, seven cars. >> as maggie and homer go for their walk each morning, their owner isn't counting steps but counting break-in's. >> at least three cars minimum every morning. >> neighbors in the pens port section aren't exactly doing the happy dance these days, they say car break-in's and vandalism the past few weeks have been out of control, worse than they've seen in years. >> this was like a playing that just hit real quick, you know, like the last two weeks. >> matt woke up to a side window shattered mother day. >> i know at least nine, ten so far, that i'm sure of. >> fourth and morris, one hot spot, particularly where there are no homes facing the street. police reporting 25 car break-in's just last week, in the third police district, of them, three arrests, including the guy mike randolph caught in the act. >> saw this strange guy walking down here, jig link on all of the car doors. >> moment later the thief was sitting inside his neighbor's car. >> went across the street, got few neighbor guys, we went over, basically barricaded the guy in the call and called the cops. >> both locked and unlocked cars have been target. >> my window had been smashed in. of course it is down pouring rain so my work had been stolen out of there, step scope, work bag. >> police have stepped up patrols, theft from a car isn't exactly the crime of the century. but if it ever happened to you, you know that feeling of being violated. >> not a good feeling, especially when it happens on your own street. >> "fox 29 news." thank you, brad. take a look at this, there is a guy walking down the street with a 50-inch tv, right on the sidewalk, in kensington, the problem is, of course it, doesn't belong to him. developing investigators say he and another guy stole it from an apartment right on the 3100 block of frankford avenue. along with some jewelry, as well, police are hoping the surveillance video can help catch the thief. >> president trump in brussels today, meeting with nato allies, the group expected to disuss a variety of issues including the surge of isis in afghanistan. that meeting comes as we get a look at what health insurance could cost americans, under the revised gop healthcare plan. according to the congressional budget offers, 23 million fewer americans will be insured under the american healthcare act. that plan would cut 120 billion from the deficit over the next decade. >> that is primarily because of cuts to medicaid. most democrats are opposed to the plan, while some republicans are doubting the accuracy of the report. >> unless you're a healthy millionaire, trump care is a nightmare. >> just because a group of auditors down the block says they think this is what's going to happen it, doesn't make it so. these are people with bias, just like you and me. >> the analysis also found that over time it, would become increasingly difficult with people with pre-existing conditions, to purchase affordable coverage. >> all right, 4:22, here is a good idea, moving on up. >> to which side? the east side, the west side? >> straight up the middle. >> they're moving on up. take a look at this, a philadelphia police department in line for some new addition. a look at where the men and women in blue could be calling home. this is fox 29 sports in one minute. good morning, i'm sean bell. yesterday phillies manager pete mackanin said if you can't take the pressure then you need to goment looks like a lot of guys are about to go. the phils got rocked in the third inning, by the rock. not even baby went to watch what was going on. but, charlie blackmon had himself a field day, single up the mid toll bring home two runs, blackmon has nine rbi's in the series so far. the phils gave up seven runs, in the thirds, they went onto lose seven to two, after the game pete mackanin still trying to stay positive. >> long season, i remember atlanta the first half was terrible. and they had real good second half. and i believe that we just need to get something going. and we'll put something together. >> and only quarter of the way through the season, and the phillies are already 12 and a half games behind the nationals. nats taking on the mariners, yesterday, and anthony, with the three run bomb. washington wins five to one. that's sport in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> thanks, sean. there we go, battle of the bathrooms. >> really doesn't make a difference. coming up here at 4:30, the cleanest places to stop when you just got to go. it is going to be a drencher today. we can see the rain falling out there. but will it spoil your memorial day weekend plans? sue serio has the all-important holiday forecast. >> also ahead this morning, main line restaurant raided. what police say that bar tender was serving up during his working hours. >> and move over blue apron. hello fresh. all of those other ones, campbell soup is cooking up it own plan to transform those dinner kit deliveries. >> $66 billion, we are talking about here. >> really? >> over the next five years, quite big, yes, who would imagine, right? >> great to have you with us on this now -- i want some soup this rainy day. >> it is a good day for soup. >> and grilled cheese! >> new that was coming. >> exactly. >> bob kelly, good morning, sue serio? >> all right, comfort food of your choice today, because it is yucky outside this morning, and we're looking at a five out of ten in your weather by the numbers. there may be some time this afternoon where the rain stops for little while. but be prepared for on and off all day. we do have heavier rain moving up through delaware, south to north, heading toward us, so shall we say the worse is yet to come for the philadelphia area, if you are leaving right now, right now would be good. because maybe you'll avoid some of the downpours. we have 57 degrees temperature in the city, 5:38, your sunrise time, and 50's everywhere else, about the same as we were yesterday at this time. looking down at rehoboth, it is 56, 56 in see forward, delaware, mullica hill, 55, breach haven, new jersey, 55 degrees. plan on rain, throughout the day, there could be couple of breaks, like i said, around the middle of the day. we get up to 72 degrees, but isolated thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. look at that sunset time, bob kelly. 8:18. isn't that great? those days are so longment even if thursday ' yucky days like today. >> i know, remember when it used to death dark at like 4:30, now, 8:18. wow out playing late tonight. t ball later on, not sure if that will work out because of the rain. we may be all inside later on, playing baseball in the basement. here is a live look at the vine expressway. penndot crews out. there they are, on the move, from 95 over to the schuylkill. so, just be careful. couple of work crews out there, and we have the heavy rain, depending upon where you begin and end your trip, some puddles along the way, here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway, between conshy and center city. we have the accident, with the mattress truck, that's cleared. so all of the ramps are open. good news there. more on this in a moment. water main break in old city, third street block, walnut to chestnut. just to give you an idea, third and chestnut, right, there the museum of the american revolution, so all of the school buses that are coming in for field trips today will have to go around the block on detour. septa also has the route 57 bus, which uses third street, on detour, as well. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, let's talk about that little bit more. it will be tough getting around as bob mentioned old city, major intersection closed because of the water main break, jenny joyce on the scene, third and chestnutment jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas, this is pretty sizeable scene here. take look, large chunk of roadway left behind after yesterday afternoon's water main break. so, a majority of the source of the water main break, now, covered with planning of wood. but it is a mess that forced closure of an entire city block here in the heart every old city. third street, between chestnut, walnut, closed indefinately, after this water main break happened, forcing the road to buckle. the damage spans the winds of both lanes hereof third street. and it is about ten to 15 feet long. so the philadelphia water department says the water main has been repaired, but clearly there is a mess left behind for that reason the road will remain closed indefinately, if you need to make your way through society hill this morning, you should take fifth street until further notice and if you are a mass transit rider you should take a look at septa's website. they are posting detours there. back to you guys. >> great advice on that one, thank you, jenny, so much. let's get back to another big story, happening today, jurors will be back in court today for day three of deliberations in the murder trial of david creato. let's get out to steve keeley, for something specific they just asked to have play again today. correct, steve? >> three things they want to hear. so since creato did not testify during the month plus trial here, they did get to hear him, though, in some of the evidence. so, yesterday, around 2:00, they come back in the courtroom, and they say they want to re-hear him in the three ways the prosecutors played recorded conversations during the trial. so they come back from lunch, back into the courtroom for second time, the video of when detectives had creato in their interrogation room sitting at a small table, facing the police camera above, and it was during that question-and-answer session that a detective tells him his three year old son brendan had been found dead by cooper river and creato cries and yells out. so the question obviously for the jurors or at least one of them, was it bad acting or real emotion. and the jury also relist toned his 911 call report that his son was missing, again, the question, likely, how honest or dishonest does he sound on the phone to the 911 operator? so, one other request that they never got to, because that interrogation video was so long, as the court day ended, so they'll rehear first thing in court this morning is that sound of the voice in his conversation of a recorded phonecall that brendan's mother, estranged girlfriends of creato, made with the help of detectives. and the prosecutor played some of that video in her closing that detectives had pointed out that his emotional outburst, being told, his son was found dead, only lasts five minutes. but before her closing creato's lawyers made a pre-emptive point to the jury in his closing about the video saying creato completely cooperates, answers every question in this video, and said, quote, i'll give you everything you need. now, creato's lawyer left him with this, karen, thomas, everybody react different throw hearing that a loved one has died or has been killed. so, he is saying hey, you can watch that and take from it what you want. but don't think just because his crying ended after five minute didn't mean that he wasn't still upset. >> it is true, it is true, all right, steve, thank you so much. it is 4:35 right now. there is a norristown man now under arrest for a hit-and-run involving a school bus accident that left more than a dozen student injured. we showed you the store when it happened. bus crashed, then flipped over on its side right on route 30, in east lamb pet err. one student, six year old boy, remains in the hospital right now. officials say the driver, who caused that whole collision, that left, was driving on a suspended license. james irving the thirds now being held on $100,000 bail. >> time now 4:36. police caught bartender at a popular main line restaurant serving up a whole lot more than beer and mixed drinks. investigators say, 31 year old hedson selling pot and cocaine right outside the restaurant during business hours. sources say the investigation started during a recent car stop in radnor. drugs and other evidence led police to that bartender. now, an undercover officer then made controlled purchases from the bartender during his work shift. >> cocaine in a establishment as well respected, through the back door, and that's unacceptable. it puts the public at risk and it puts your co-workers at risk. >> a second employee was taken in for questioning. police say the investigation is ongoing. one of the brothers who pleaded guilty in that pasquale case is on the wrong side of the law once again, back in trouble. twelve year old autumn pasquale disappeared from her home in clayton, new jersey back in 2012. her body was found in a recycling bin a few days later. dante robinson pleaded guilty to obstruction in the case and walked out of press none 2013. police arrested dante, who is now 21, on monday, for home invasion in sicklerville. his brother, justin, is still serving time for aggravated manslaughter in autumn's death. >> coming up on good day, there is pretty violent altercation that happened between a candidate right before the election and a reporter who is covering him. >> get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. you are the guardian? >> yes, you just broke my glass. >> that candidate for congress charged now with body slamming a reporter on the eve of his election. 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he asked a question. well, voting already started there. that candidate, greg, is the republican candidate. he has been charged with assault, and in many of the voters are already casting their ballots in early voting. >> see how it turns out. the playboy model accused of body shaming a 70 year old woman has pleaded no contest to invasion of privacy. danny matters accused of taking a photo after woman inside a game lockerroom, then posting that photo on social media with a disparaging remark. as part of the plea deal, matters must perform 30 days of community service, that's the photo she took right there. >> i remember. >> three years probation, guess what? also banned from all la fitness centers, that's where she took that note he, and shamed that zero seven year old woman. >> should have privacy when when you're there in the locker rom. >> absolutely. >> 4:42, supposed to keep your little one, your baby safe. >> carseat very, very popular, may not even keep your child strapped in. so what you need to do to fix the problem, what you need to know. >> ♪ >> welcome back, 4:45, from the east coast to the west coast. sections of the us continue to deal with extreme weather, across the carolinas, multiple communities, now dealing with damage from reported tornados. >> in texas, the national weather service, rare micro burst, caused a lot of damage. happened outside of houston, injuring people there. battle fire being battled in washington state. crews are working on that one, we've good more than 40 acres burned. >> let's get a check on your morning commute this thursday. bob kelly, good morning. >> good morning, everybody, going to be one of those yucky soggy bad hair day kind of days. here is a live look at the 42 freeway, you can kind of see the raindrops on our camera lens there, heavy downpours, as you roll through our morning rush hour. so give yourselves plenty of extra time, factor in a little extra wiggle room, between you and the bumper in front you there. we will have fenner bender ers, probably, the majors, definitely take you longer to get there today than it did yesterday. here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway, again, into and out of the city, not bad at the moment. but you got that spray, you got puddle here or there, phillies going to play some afternoon baseball, 1:05, pack your rain slicker or maybe the old hefty bag there, for your rain jacket. so that's going to give us some unusual traffic volume in and out of the stadium area. not only during lunchtime, but then also at the end of the game. the devon horse show opens up today, along lancaster avenue, the annual event will of course bring us extra crowds, extra traffic, during the course of the next week or so. that water main break, that jenny has been talking about, third street blocked, walnut to chestnut, right here in old city. those old pipes finally said we're done. it is right there, at the museum, of american revolution, so anybody that's coming in here today, into old city, all of the class trips, third and chestnut is right at the corner of the museum. so, all of those school buses are going to have to go around the block, and again, the odd number street run north. anybody coming from say south philly, headed north on third, you're going to be forced to make that left onto walnut. try to think ahead, and jump over to fifth street or seventh street from the get had n go. so you don't get stuck in that detour. and septa says the 57 bus is on a detour, as well. twenty minute delays during the rush hour on the wilmington line. because of that amtrak rail project. and if you are going to the shore, the bridge isn't ready yet. the town sent inlet bridge will not be open for memorial day weekend. and speaking of that, we will all wonder what the forecast will be like for that big memorial day barbeque. sue has the answer in 15 seconds. >> so the phillies have an afternoon game today. do you think they'll sal raj one of the colorado rockies? if they get the game in and with the timing of the game at 1:00 # five in the afternoon, showers around, cloudy, cool, may ends up being when we have a break in the action between weather systems, 63 degrees, when the game begins. so, make sure you're dressed for cool weather and the possibility of rain. round one of the rain moving through right now, some of the heavier downpours, are starting to move further northward here if philadelphia, the rain starting to get little heavier, you move into salem county, in new jersey, and gloucester, cumberland counties, see there is much heavier rain with the orange, yellow, millville, new jersey in particular. here comes more rain throughout the rest of the morning rush hour. through about 10:00 is the heavy stuff. we mentioned maybe little break in the action with just couple of scattered showers in the middle of the day, then pop up thunderstorms are possible throughout the afternoon, and the evening, into the overnight hours and maybe some left over showers tomorrow. but nothing like the drenching that we're getting today. and it does still look like saturday is entirely dry. best day of the weekends. today we could end up with inch a and a half 2 inches every rain when all is said and done from couple of systems coming our way. temperatures right now mostly in the mid 50's, throughout the region, but we're all wondering about the memorial day weekend. so the way it plays out, starts to dry out on friday. and it look like saturday, 78 degrees, with only 10% chance every rain, 50-50 sunday. i this -- i think it we get monday, if-ee, morning showers, sunshine in the afternoon, back up into the upper 70s. what happened after that? we look ahead to the rest of the seven day forecast, and we see the possibility of 80 degrees on tuesday. we could even hit 80 on monday, if we get enough sunshine. thomas and karen? >> oh, ya. that's what i'm looking, seeing 80 in my mind. thank you, sue. health news right now. one of the last things any par won't want is a faulty carseat for their precious cargo, that's why graco is recalling 25,000 of the chairs. >> so the problem on this is that the harness webbing may not hold your child in a crash. graco issued this recall for it my ride six a convertible seat that was made on july 22, back in 2014. so you may already have this one. you may have even hands philadelphia down a child. the company will gave you a row placement harness for free. for more information we put it all there on our website fox 29 dot. >> true via does more thank sweeten your morning coffee or tea. >> scientists finding something disturbing, the sweetner act as birth control, this is in bugs. >> so researchers at drexel university say trivia packs, just the right punch to halt egg production, the sugar alcohol ingredient. when tested on population every fruit fries, they found it greatly reduced the pro duck shop of new eggs when the insect ate it. >> all right, when nature calls, and you're in the car, got that certain place you look for when you got to make the stop, you know where i am going with this, of course has to be clean, right, have to feel comfortable in. >> identify locally, close, when the kids go i have to go now. we always go to some sort of fast-food place, how about the battle which are between the better between wawa and sheet? state by state list of the top rated gas stations, in delaware, new jersey, wawa takes the cake. but in pennsylvania, sheetz takes the top spot. so the number one gas station overall the honors goes to quick trip. oh, must be, that's top in 89 states, not in our area, never even heard that far one. >> our producers all looking around. >> little tmi there. time 51 past the hour. pennsylvania, going to be receiving a big pay out. target reached a settlement over a data breach that took place during the 2013 holiday season. >> be paying some money, 18 and a half million dollars in this multi state settlement. pennsylvanians will get about 469,000 of that. i wonder how much it means for us individually, two sent. more than 41 million customer payment accounts along with their contact information was exposed during that breach. part of the settlement requires target to tighten it digital security. >> mayor jim kenney want the city council to relocate the philadelphia police department headquarters, the proposed new site, on the 400 block of north broad street, which is the old philadelphia inquirer building. the cost to fix up the building, about $288 million. now the proposed move comes after the city already spent $50 million rehabbing a 90 year old former insurance company building in west philadelphia to accommodate the police department. that's on market street. the tentative move end date is spring of 2020. >> as more and more companies offer those on line food delivery services, campbell soup company making big investment, to keep up with the changing times. the food giant has invested $10 million in e commerce, male, marketplace base in the california. so the company's hoping to expand its brands, and of course on line food options. campbell has projected e-commerce sales of food and beverages, to reach $66 billion over the next five years. >> i like it, think it is a good idea. about. >> spicing things up. the way star burst is bringing the heat. get your mouth ready. stay with us. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back, as we ease on into this thursday morning, we will be have pretty wild nights coming up this weekends, but right now, you know, just taking it pretty east. >> i we like to play all of the muse take will get you out of bed this morning. my goodness. let's just tell everyone to go back to sleep. it is 4:56. great to have you with us on this thursday, come on, we've got to get going, right? >> it is a good song. >> early in the morning, i would pull the sheets, just hit the pillow f you're fan of ticktacks, listen up. iconic mint s are getting a upgrade. new flavors ticktack gum, the flavors fresh mit. , spear minute, and cool watermellon. won't hit the stores until january of next year. >> got to wait that long. >> going to forget all about it, we'll reminds you, though, interesting combo to satisfy your candy craving. sweet and spicy. skiddles and star burst, they're going to debut sweet heat versions of the candies. so, some of the new flavors, include, fiery watermellon, blazing mango, and sizzling strawberry, of course, for those looking to turn up the heat, do you have wait, as women. candies will be available sometime this winter. >> 4:57. from berks county to camden county this morning. >> we got you covered right now. let's start with jenny. hey, jenny? >> good morning, karen, thomas, two variables in the city here that are going to make traffic a little bit difficult. clearly, you're taking a live look, this is the aftermath after water main break in old city, the other variable, of course, is the rain. we will talk about the closures coming up next. 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