plated and the locals helping the us get the wins already. it is casino of weird. soccer has already started at the olympics, even though opening ceremonies aren't until tomorrow. >> it makes no sense. >> but off to good start, so who cares, right? >> but they were booing our goalie. booed her, right in her face. >> not nice. >> hi, alex. >> hi, i'm lauren, how are you? >> hello? >> high, my name is, my name is, my name is -- >> lauren in for alex today, who took the day off. >> did you like the ten yesterday? >> i loved yesterday. >> shall we have another? let's do it. >> we want to double. >> okay. >> a 20, and by tomorrow, it will be 30, because we've got a great weather pat american place. so unusual for the month of august, but we will take it for as long as it lasts. bus stop buddy poolside today with his sunscreen. you will want to spends at lunch -- as much time as possible out of doors. in fact, sunrise kind of happening right now. the official time is 6:03. and look at that beautiful view, here in old city, of the ben franklin bridge, the steeple at christ church. 67 degrees at the moment. nothing on radar to show you. so let's get right to the planner for the day. plan on plenty of sunshine, and high temperature, bob kelly, eight a degrees. way. >> 6:02, sue, good morning, everybody, getting up and getting out on this thursday morning, live look at the platt bridge, as the sun begins to rise over southwest philadelphia. no problems at the moment. we have afternoon baseball. 11:00 pitch down there at citizens bank park. see a lot of unusual traffic headed into the stadium complex. the big delay is going to come at the end of the game when, bamm, instant traffic jam when that game is over. that will kind of set the tone for the rest of our evening rush hour. going to the next camera, say good morning to downtown philly and the ben franklin parkway. nice and quiet, as we wake up in center city. let's go to our next camera, which is 95 at cottman avenue. starting to see the beginning of a morning rush hour here between cottman and girard. all of the bridges and mass transit looking good. mike and lauren back to you. >> 6:03, lauren, we go to atlantic sit. >> i that's right. trump taj mahal preparing to shut down during the longest casino strike in ac history. >> carl icahn, he is a billionaire, too, says he lost nearly $100 million in this take-over, the trump taj mahal. steve keeley he knows ac inside and out, hey, steve? >> reporter: one thing i do know, mike, the best of times and the worse of times. the best of times maybe to be on the boardwalk. look at that beautiful sunrise blocked for now, by the garden pier there, we do a lot of the live shots in the stormsment look at the sky over the beach and ocean. then we move up here to the famous steel pier peer, this place opened in the summer every 1898, still stands. but, now, connected to the latest casino in the worse of times area for atlantic city, a fifth casino scheduled to shut down in the past 24 month, the taj may be the biggest domino to fall too but so many others may go down with it, 21 jobs, from the hard rock cafe to scores gentleman's club to the second casino version of the original white house sub shop here inside the taj. so many other businesses, and jobs, will go away with what was the world's biggest casino when this place opened april 2nd 1990. >> talk to the workers, since june 30th, he's offered nothing, other than what he put them out on strike over. now, because he doesn't know how to deal with workers that stand up for themselves, he's decided to take his ball and go home. this is playgrounds bullying tactic and i believe that it is not going to work with the workers. >> reporter: well the blackjack and poker and other casino game staff here are members of the united auto workers union, which began organizing casino workers when things started shrinking, not gone on strike here, but still lose their jobs, too, as the uaw deals with another shrinking industry among it members, casino jobs in atlantic city since 2014 feeling a lot like the auto maker factory jobs up in detroit in the 70s and 80s, so sunrise for atlantic city this morning, sunset soon for thousands more casino jobs in the other direction here, on the boardwalk. alex, mike? >> ♪ sunrise sunset ♪ >> all right, steve, monsignor william lynn due back in court. >> it is two days after he was just release from the prison when child endangerment conviction was overturnedment jennifer joyce standing by in center sit which more details, hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, we do know the district attorney is pushing for a new trial for monday seen john lynn. lynn's attorney says the trial wouldn't be until sometime in 2017. monsignor william lynn was released from prison two days ago on tuesday, after serving nearly three years behind bars. lynn was the first us roman catholic church official official ever to be charged or convicted of helping to shield child molesters. the 2012 conviction happened twice overturned, days ago, the state supreme court through out the case saying that the trial judge let too many church victim testify who were not directly linked to the case in question. lynn's attorney says because his client has already served 33 months, of his 36-month sentence, the maximum sentence he could receive in a new trial would be just two months. the district attorney's offers explains why this case is important to them. >> the d.a.'s office position that this level of institutional sexual abuse and the cover-up that ensued is something that victims deserve justin and the people of commonwealth deserve to delve into this, and have this matter come to a conclusion that in accordance with the law. >> since tuesday, we are told that lynn has been staying with relatives, and his hearing today expected to get started mid-morning. mike, lauren? >> jenny, thank you for. that will we'll state on that story until it is over, which may be years. 6:07. >> right now authorities in london investigating deadly knife attack there. one woman killed, five other injured, in that attack, in the center part of the city in brussels square yesterday. authorities have arrested the attackers, terrorism of course possible motive no words on the condition of the other people, attacker has not yet been identified. >> back here in philadelphia, police are investigating two separate shootings in fair ville. the most recent happening after 2:00 this morning, told a man was shot in the back, and leg, along north american street. police officers took him to temple hospital. he is expected to be okay. >> and that other shooting happened just before 9:00 last night, that 13,000 block of north second street. someone shot a man in the stomach, and his arm, officers also rushed him to the hospital. he's list in the critical condition at temple university hospital. no arrests have been made in that case. >> lauren one person dead after being hit by a septa train in delaware county. happened just after 9:30 last night. a septa spokesperson says the train traveling on the media elwin line hit the person near the fernwood yeadon station. about 90 passengers were evacuated from that train, and transferred to septa buses to complete their trips. the victim has yet to be identified. and vice president joe biden being honored right here in philly for his effort to fight cancer. what he says is his greatest regret. when it comes to not running for president. >> and you have seen those donkeys around town. >> sure. >> they're a fixture here, right? well, don't get used to them. when the dnc donkeys will be removed and where they're going. >> get your ass out of town? >> vice president biden shared his greatest regret in not seeking the re-election for vice president this year. >> i've decided after my son succombed to neuroblastoma that it just wasn't appropriate for me to run. and, although i had a brief press statement, i said, and i don't even know what made me say it, that i said in effect one regret i have in not running, i would, if i could do anything as president of the united states, it would be to preside over cancer as we know it, because i think it is possible, ending it. >> of course we all know he lost his son, former delaware attorney general beau biden, to cancer, that was in may of 2015. >> so sad. >> and i wonder what he is thinking. because with the situation now, with donald trump, versus hillary clinton, i think he could have done very well. >> seems like he could have. >> he could have been president possibly. >> well, what a thing to say of course. i'll just shut up. all right, 6:11. symbol of the dnc remains in town, have you seen the donkeys, still in front of all of these different places specially hotels. >> local officials have announced final results of the donkeys around town program and scavenger hunt, went well, now the delegates are allowed to take the donkeys home. rendell says the program was huge success, 2200 people participated in the scavenger hunt. now the donkeys will be off the streets by august 23rd. >> showing kansas, my home state. >> did you pick that video? >> yes, but one of the nicest of the donkeys, in front of the logan hotel, and that's where hillary clinton stayed. >> i never -- >> the president was over there, too. >> was he? i was looking for georgia, georgia ♪ >> georgia on my mind. >> it is a rainy night also in georgia. >> it was. >> could relief be right around the corner for septa riders? man, it has been a long hot summer for septa. what septa's now saying about its time line forgetting the silver liner cars back on the rails. today, guns can be bought over the internet, or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> septa announced the silver line cars will return to the line by the end of the month. they removed a thirds of the cars off the rales a month ago as you know avenge norristown found strength usual defect, cracks, engineers now working around the clock, running tests started by labor day, they say, the repaired cars will be phased in, a karat a time. ten cars per week, full, normal train schedules are expected by october. >> we see what our custom remembers going through, it is nothing we ever wanted for them. >> a loft standing room only, crowded trains, and altered schedules, but you got to do what you got to do. >> how about this? septa officials say september will be a transition month. >> oh, okay. >> they expect full fleet to be in service by november 6th. so i think we've named every month. >> be back up in three weeks, but then probably into september. >> right. >> but don't look for the full service until october, but really we are talking november 6th. >> got that? >> here's sue with a ten on a ten scale. i do know that. >> yes, that would be covering your posterior? >> your donkey. >> uh-huh. hurricane earl, update real quick it, made landfall, the city of belize, at about 2:00 in the morning, at that time it was 80-mile per hour winds, now it is 75-mile per hour winds. and that's where belize is. there is cancun up on the uketon peninsula, we continue it westwards movement over the next couple every days, and weaken as it goes. now let's talk about our weather, yes, it is a ten out of ten today. basically, if you liked yesterday, and who didn't, 85 degrees, and perfect again today. and tomorrow, looks pretty good. we start out low of 66, in the morning, and head up to eight an in the afternoon. it will be more humid, hotter on saturday, before those thunderstorms hit in the afternoon. high temperature on saturday, 90 degrees. but after everything clears out saturday night, another beauty again on sunday, high of 86. and that lasts until about the middle of next week when we start to get sticky once again. bob kelly? >> good morning shall everybody, bamm, exactly 6:18 on a thursday morning. a live look at pretty sunrise, up and over south philadelphia, the stadiums, where it will all go down 8:00. baseball this afternoon at the ballpark. so that's going to throw a lot of unusual traffic around the lunchtime hour on the schuylkill, 95 around the stadium area. maybe also see some empty cubicals at the offers, folks headed to the ballgame later today to the next camera good morning to wilmington, delaware, i95 at 495, no problems as you work your way up toward the airport. we're dealing with some sun glare this morning, dealing with some sun glare on the eastbound schuylkill, coming into philly, then going to northeast philadelphia, where we are starting to see the slow down from cottman avenue in through girard. the overnight construction, pretty much gone. the vine street expressway open. and just watch for that new traffic pattern along 202, between 401 and the 30 bypass, mike and lauren back to you. >> bob, do you smell that? do you smell it? those are fresh, fresh pole numbers out this morning. >> new fox news poll shows hillary clinton has 49 to 39% lead over donald trump. >> that's four-point better for mrs. clinton than a pole taken just, well, 30 days ago. 61% of voters view clinton as dishonest. but a majority believe she is qualified to be president more than donald trump. that's a sad state of affairs. >> it is. >> more than 200 federal inmates receive message from president obama, clemency granted five from philadelphia, three from new jersey, white house says the president commuted the sentences of 214 inmates all across the nation, of those, 67 were serving life sentences, almost all of them were for non-violent drug crimes. >> non-violent drug crimes? all right, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail today with that vice president, joe biden. the two will hold a rally in the vice president's hometown of scranton. the event was row scheduled from last month after it was postponed due to the deadly police shootings in dallas. it start at 12:45, well, that's an exact time, 12:45, the doors were open two hours earlier, event open to the public, but you must reserve a spot on clinton's campaign website, and proof that you have that before you can get into the arena there in scranton. >> phoenix, arizona police looking for a serial killer. investigators said yesterday they had linked non-fatal shooting last month to the kill here is believed to have murdered seven people and injured two others, all nine incident date back to march. police believe the suspect has used at least two cars during the attacks, a white cadillac, or a lincoln, and a black five series bmw from the late 90s or early 2,000's, the fbi is offering $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >> 6:20 now. >> the brutal assault of 11 year old boy from playgrounds in north philadelphia has police pleading for the public's help. >> this is ridiculous. authorities are seeking a group of four teenage boys, 14, 15 years old, investigators say, the 11 year old boy was playing basketball at the olney recreation center when the teen's chased after him and caught him. they cornered him in a nearby alley, pulled out a handgun, forced him to take off all of his clothes, and then punched him repeatedly. this happened july 12th. police released picture of one of the teen suspect yesterday. >> i think it is terrible, one, where are the parent? you see, i have my crew. where are their parent at? >> to be 11 and have to go through that, not right. >> reporter: police say the reason for the attack, they don't know right now, but they are asking anyone with information to contact the special victims unit. police patrols have been stepped up in that area since the attack happened. coming up on this program we call good day philadelphia, the phillies played another wild game against the giants. the first two games have been crazy. details in sport in a minute. and that will be after the commercial, lauren. >> first, lottery numbers. >> ♪ it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. this is fox sports in one minute. >> phillies starting pitcher aaron nola on the 15 disable list with elbow strain. started a pitcher i didn't even know existed as a philly, phil kline. to citizens bank park, he didn't last long. phillies down four-nothing, in the eighth, mikhail franco hit, and wins it in the 12th. they win it five-four over san francisco. how about that? and the eagles did something different yesterday at practice. the team practiced for three hours for the first time in three yearsment and they hit and had contact which they didn't do either in the three years that chip kill i -- kelly was the head coach. that's the way it should be. >> tackle football. you know, it is a physical game. the other thing about it, too, you get that competition, knowing that we're actually going to put the pads on, go to the grounds today. >> you don't want that first game to be the first time hitting. hit another person, you know, that's when, you know, maybe mixed tackles, come from not tackling in practice. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> let's do another minute of sport, howard, how about that? summer olympics in rio, kick off tomorrow with the opening ceremonies. this is weirds. the soccer teams already playing games. >> yes. carli lloyd. >> oh, i love her. >> from our area, competing in the summer games. but there are a lot of other people. so start with track and field. running the 100-meter splint, english gardner from voorhees, new jersey, 10,000-meter run, march yell hall from haddonfield, new jersey, long, long way, hundred meter huddles, nia ali from philadelphia, western to west catholic high school, darryl hill competing in shot put from darby, pennsylvania. >> so you have hall and hill. >> and they are representing on the track. >> oh, we have more people. >> oh? >> somebody to root for. these two. swimming, competing in the 100-meter butterfly, kelsey worrell from westhampton, and in the 800-meter relay, see era from west chester, how about that? >> let's hit the hard wood. >> all right? >> elena from wilmington. >> elena deladon. >> i'm glad you're here. >> she is beautiful and a great player. >> okay, from wilmington, right? >> yes. >> kyle lowry from philadelphia? >> oh, he's good. >> okay, and two coaches, coach dawn staley. >> who went to temple. >> coach gino. >> oriema from norristown, one of about 400 titles from the uconn basketball teams. >> i need simple names like lauren johnson, and mike jerrick. >> even though it looks like deldon, he is deladon. and oriema. let's all say it at home, oreema. >> that's not all. also local athlete competing in field hockey, fencing, rowing, horses, aquestrian, kayaking, cycling, shooting. >> shooting? >> oh, okay. >> shooting? really? >> shooting. >> i know they do that in the winter olympics, they ski, they lay down on their tummies and shoot their rifles. >> but you can't shoot like that. >> but that's winter. this is summer. i don't know what the shooting competition is in summer olympics. >> we have to look it up. >> and of can course rifling, a lot of folks to root for. >> steve keeley you're liver in ac. another casino is closing? >> reporter: yes, a name that just won't stay out of the news, whether it is here in atlantic city or on the campaign trail. all time. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >> after 26 years on the atlantic city boards walk, the trump taj mahal will close. right after labor day it looks like, about a month away, who the owners are blaming for that, about 2500 people out of work. >> and the first catholic official trying to cover up priest sex abuse, going back to court, the latest as this controversy continues. you want a good story, lauren johnson? >> i do. >> local little league team pays tribute to fallen officers, what they did in their championship game, that inspired the team to victory. good day everybody, it is thursday, august 4th, we are learning something about the summer olympics. i thought it was only shooting in the winter olympics, no, sue serio did the researchment look at this dude. >> wow. >> so, there is a shooting competition, sue? >> air pistol? >> that was an air pistol. >> air rifle, and trapped shooting, and probably more, but -- >> you got the big gun, and go boom, boom, boom. >> i have never seen that. >> i haven't either. i guess they don't telecast that? >> then they have one of their eyes covered up. listen, we have to look more into this. this is cool. >> why does very an eye covered? >> you shut one eye anyway, don't you? >> do you. >> when you are aiming? >> i don't know. >> i don't know that much about it. >> all right. if i ever shoot -- >> close one eye. >> both eyes open with bus stop buddy today. and the sunscreen is there. poolside. beautiful day we have ahead. comfortable start, temperatures in the 60s -- 60s, plenty of sunshine, gorgeous sunrise this morning, over old city. 67 degrees at the moment. relative humidity is at 84%. those dew points will be going down during the day. it is only 59 degrees in pottstown, 67 here, 53 mount pocono, 62 in wildwood, and excellent start to the day. yesterday, we got to 85 degrees. the clouds cleared, and it was lovely, and another beauty today. again, eight a degrees. buoy wish we could keep this going for awhile, but we know it is a rare treat, in august, to have low humidity. we'll enjoy it while it lasts, and tell you how long it lasts, coming up in the seven day forecast, so bob kill, i guess you are going to start talking about sun glare now? >> enjoy little treat, little treat of sun glare this morning, 6:33, live look i95 southbound heavy academy down to girard avenue. the normal morning crawl starting to get underway also you can see the sun starting to see little sun glare, too, coming around the conshy curve. to the next camera, live look, talking about sun glare, this is live look, right out front of the studios here at fourth and market. no problems at all coming into downtown off the vine street expressway. that overnight construction, pick up and gone, mass transit, note, though, septa's norristown high-speed line running with about 20 minute delays. and then let's go to live look at trenton, is this trenton, trenton makes the world takes bridge here? yep. good morning, no problems or delays at all, nice pretty start, nice and comfortable, crank the windows down, open up the sun roof, mass transit looking good with no delays. mike and lauren back over to you. >> okay, so the trump taj mahal says they'll shut its doors during the longest casino strike ever in ac? >> in guy carl icahn, billionaire, he lost nearly $100 million on this take-over. so steve keeley is on the board in ac. hey, steve. >> reporter: mike, we've been here before for the same reason. remember in 2014, four casinos shutdown, and gaming experts predicted at the time more would close with them. now here we are less than two years later and fifth casino in atlantic city's biggest and used to be the world's biggest when it opened back in 1990, shutting it, says, at the end of the summer jersey shore season after the labor day weekend. what an awful irony putting 2100 people out of work the day after the country celebrate its working men and women and all it union employees. >> mr. icon can stop it any time he want, if he would just subtle the contract with the same healthcare everyone else has in the city, then these workers would go back to work. but since he is not willing to do that, and he is not willing to treat workers with respect, only treat them with they are on their hands and knees and begging for something, and, well, then, carl icahn is the bull that i he really is. >> heart and soul in this place, so he says the company is losing money, we stuck in there the last 22 month and took a gamble, he should take a gamble on us. >> so you do some math, the shutdown part of the five casino shutdowns in 2014, you get the total number of casino hotel jobs lost now climbing above 10,000 but that does not count all the other jobs from all of the other local businesses who do business every day with the casinos and supply them from the great for micah bakery, just few blocks from here, it doesn't need to make as many rolls and breds as it once did, tan had its first layoffs ever since opening after world war ii, for the local linen suppliers, who now have so many less bedrooms and bathrooms to supply. look at that, big hotel there. you got 2100 rooms, and the taj mahal, that won't be open any more, and that is a lot of hotel space, and so many other jobs, that supply so many hotel rooms. a loft jobs go, not just these casino jobs, so just more awful news for a town that doesn't need anything, like awful news in the headlines any more. but keeps getting hit time after time, more in atlantic city. >> that's for sure, steve. and then there is this story, that follows steve's story. >> a new ad campaign pushing gambling in new jersey. >> meadowlands operator backing the campaign, they want voters to approve proposed constitutional amendment that would open two new casinos in northern new jersey. the ads say new york and pennsylvania have stolen billions of jersey's gaming revenue, the amendment will appear on the november ballot. >> stolen. >> stolen. >> simply because we opened casinos in pennsylvania. >> right. >> monsignor william lynn is going to be back in a courtroom, one more time it, will happen today. >> and two days after released from prison when his child endangerment conviction was overturned, jenny joyce standing wife live with the details on this, hi, jen. >> i good morning, lauren, today it is expected a judge will set date for a new trial, although, monsignor william lynn's attorney says it won't be until at least 2017. monsignor lynn was released from prison just two days ago, after serving nearly a three-year sentence, lynn was the first us roman catholic church official ever to be charged, or convicted, every helping to protect preditor priests. his 2012 conviction has has been wide overturned, state supreme court throughout the case saying the trial judge let too many church victims testify who were not directly linked to the case. lynn was charged with endangering a boy by transferring a suspected preditor priest, in the late 1990's. the district attorney's offers says its intent on taking lynn back to trial, lynn's attorney says,'s not surprised of the da's position. >> some of the material in his briefs have just been, you know, over the top, i think, inaccurate, dishonest. but he is just hell bent to retrial this case. not with standing the fact that monsignor lynn now served 33 months of a three year sentence. so, i mean, i don't understand it, but i'm not surprised. that's where we are. >> lynn's attorney says his client has served three # three month of a 36 month sentence, so he says that the maximum sentence he could face after a new trial would be only two month. he says that his client is in good spirits, despite some recent medical issues, and his hearing today is expected to start mid-morning. mike and lauren? >> and we will be there. >> jenny, good job there. speaking of trials, here we go. another big trial in the philly area. bill cosby's attorneys are asking the judge to suppress taped phonecalls that were made after constand's mother learned of the sexual abuse. allegations the comedian's lawyer says the phonecalls violate pennsylvania wiretap laws which require two party consent. the other person has to know you are taping it. lawyers for andrea argue the tape calls follow the law in canada, which is where the recordings actually took place. >> authorities in london investigating deadly knife attack there. police say one woman was killed, five other injured, in the attack in center part of the sissel in brussels square yesterday. authority arrested the attacker, terrorism is a possible motive. no word on the condition of the other people injured. that attacker has not been identified. >> back here in philadelphia, police are investigating two separate shootings, in fair hills. the most recent happening just after 2:00 this morning, we're told a man was shot in the back and the leg, along north american street. police officers took him to temple hospital, he is expected to be okay. but then there was another one. >> this one happened before 9:00 last night the 3,000 block of north second street. someone shot a man there, in his stomach, his arm, officers able to rush him to temple university hospital. he is list in the critical condition, no arrests made in that case either. >> three men under arrest after police say they were running a pretty elaborate edible marijuana business out of their southwest philadelphia home. >> yes, these are what you are about to see some police photos of some of the marijuana infused products, look at that, is that a paying snell. >> and donut. >> rally? grass donut? >> lot of things. >> detective say they were being sold out after house on the 1900 block of federal street. i won't even bring up federal donut. investigators say the suspects were using social media to sell pot-laced cookies, cereal bars, those donut, and other products to customers. jason jones, shannon reynolds, mark grishom, all charged with possession with intent to deliver these good east. several month ago, two of the suspects were featured in a pot segment on marijuana he hadments. so, we do this story on the fact they made marijuana edible, and now they're busted for it? >> busted, yikes. >> oops. >> oops. >> i had nothing to do with it. >> let's back things, little leaguers, they pay tribute to a fallen officer. what they did in their championship game that inspired the team and they won. >> oh, this is so cool. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, and they need to stick to it. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? 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[ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. 6:45, chocolate lovers rejoice. you have a special reason to munch on some treats, today, national chocolate chip cookie day. >> double tree hotel they put warm cookie on your pillow. >> i know that. >> now they are saying forget the reservations, come in, we'll hands out chocolate chip cookies today. >> free? >> free. >> here is a saying, bob kelly, double tree across from our studio in manhattan, and when you check in, they would give you two cook us. >> oh, you didn't have to wait to get to your room? >> gave you a cookie at the desk. >> welshing now you have something to look forward to. >> let's go. did you say broad and locust the double tree i know about. >> where are the interns? let's sends them in the news van. >> they're all gone actually. >> probably over there getting cookies all right. 6:45, trenton makes the world takes, here go, live look trenton new jersey, no problems or delays right here. you can see the sun certainly going to cause some sun glare delays throughout our morning rush hour, going to the next camera, as we shuffle on through, give you idea what it is like as you get ready to step out the front door. gentlemen? put your tray in the up-right position. philadelphia international airport, looks like we will have good day to fly here. no problems at the airport, on arrivals or departures, 95, not bad at all. but little bit of a back upright there. from cottman down into girard, the norristown high-speed line running with 20 minute delays. earlier accident, on the pennsylvania turnpike, right near the willow grove interchange. and as we go to the next camera, live look, right here, downtown philly, i think, at fourth and market streets. no problems or delays, the buses, trains, trolleys, all running with no delays. how long is this sunday glare going to stay with us? sue has the answer coming up in 15 seconds. >> nice weather pattern since yesterday, and another one today. ultimate doppler showing no rain. it is an afternoon game for the phillies today, and boy, after the past couple, who knows what we'll get today. hopefully a victory, certainly, a winner with the weather with 82 degrees at game time. beautiful day just don't from get that sunscreen, when you head down to citizens bank park. >> that's right. so, there is your beach forecast for today. again, just like yesterday, basically, remember what a carbon copy is, we used to say oh, carbon copy. only those of us at a certain age even know what that means. but it is another one. easterly breeze, five to 10 miles per hour, 78 degrees surf temperature, moderate rip countries being at a nine for your uv index today. basilica of saints peter and paul the way, if you're at the beach, meet kathy orr in person in wildwood as or down the shore today. she will be right there at the convention center. so, stop by and say hi on this beautiful day at the shore. eight a degrees today and tomorrow. ninety on saturday, gets humid again, but just when you start to think ugh another heatwave, no, cold front comes through with some thunderstorms in the afternoon saturday. giving us nice weather for sunday and monday and tuesday. by wednesday, starts to get humid again. miss lauren? >> all right, sue. let's take a look at your headlines, breaking down the top three topics everyone is buzzing about on social media. top three local headlines, state education off initials new jersey up the steaks for high school graduates in order to graduate, student will now have to pass the partnership foray zestment of readiness for college and carreers in both algebra one and tent grade english, new requirement takes effect with student entering eighth grade in the fall, high school class of 2021. vice president joe biden was in philadelphia last night, to speak to the world affairs council. that event was held at the hyatt at the bellevue in center city. the council honored the vice president for his leadership of the president's initiative to accelerate research toward cures for cancer. >> and sad news re he will tate developer and holocaust developer has died, announced by the minnesota viking owned by his two sons after i am grating to the u.s. in 1950 he and his brother founded garden homes which is now one of the largest real estate companies in the us. joseph was 91 years old. >> now, let's take a look at your national headlines trending right now. a first for women in the u.s. navy for the first time ever, ennis listed woman sailor has earned her submarine qualification, chief petty officer will be deployed on nuclear power guided missile submarine, uss michigan. the first female enlisted sailors began training for submarine duty about a year ago. >> the olympic opening ceremonies, not until tomorrow. but the competition already kicked off. soccer, starting off, with the united states women's soccer team taking on new zealand in their opening game. in the ninth minute, new jersey native carli lloyd, burries the head tow make it one-0us. let's mover to the second half, in the 46th minute, watch what happens here, alex morgan, finds the net, to go up two-zero that would be the final score. their next game saturday against france. >> and michael phelps will carry the us flag in tomorrow's opening ceremonies. the us olympic committee said he's been chosen in a vote of fellow team members. phelps will be the first american male simmer it compete at five olympic games. he's the most decorated olympian of all time with 18 gold medals. >> he has 18 gold medals? >> eighteen, mike jerrick, yes. hey, sue serio, speaking of swimming who is the guy who bold seven gold medals in swimming years ago? >> mark spits. >> spits, i couldn't come up with the name. mark spits. speaking that far soccer game last night, lauren dawn johnson, look at this, that's hope solo, our goalie, booed repeatedly last night in rio because of this instagram picture. what the crowd mostly brazilians were screaming at hope every time she touched the ball. >> plus a local little league team pays tribute to fallen officers. what they did in their championship game that inspired the team to win the championship. >> 6:54. >> little league team from south jersey getting a lot of attention this morning, for their uniforms. >> yes, instead of the players names on the back of their uniforms, their numbers, stuff lining, that the team honored police officers killed in the line every duty. >> the south jersey sand changes had new jersey's made to wear, in hershey last weekend, instead of their names, they replaced them with the names of fallen officers. it is touch to their coach gary ben franklin here is also a 14 year veteran of the galloway township police department. >> we went back, and found some names of some officers. and their badge numbers. we put them on the back of our jerseys. we have a badge of mourning band on our shirts, as well as the symbol line of the american flag. >> well, get this. it seems the fallen officers were there in spirit. the sand sharks were down a couple of runs, but in the last inning, the players thought of those officers and got inspired, apparently, and they came back and won the game. they are the champs. they'll come into our studios this morning, well, probably do it outside, that's when the players and coaches will be with us today. >> we have some breaking news i have to tell but right now. police say the woman killed in the london knife rampage was american. >> oh, no. >> yes, five other injured in the attack in the center part of the city in brussels square yesterday. >> authorities an arrested the attacker by the way, officials say terrorism is a possible motive. no word on the condition of the other people that were attacked. the attacker has not been identified, but is in custody. >> okay, back here at home, steve keeley, you're live in atlantic city where another casino is closing. >> yes, one lonely guy on the picket line, right now, during a break for the picketers. but, a sad story here in atlantic city. and equally sad up in center city where jenny joyce is. >> good morning, people. monsignor william lynn release from the prison just two days ago, today already due back in court. why, we'll fill you in next. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. >> another blow for atlantic city, yes, the trump taj mahal is going to close. who the own remembers blaming. >> plus a boy is playing basketball at a park when terror strikes. >> what 11 year old wants to come to a playground and have to go through that. >> the humiliating things group of older kids did to him. and the video police hope will help track them down. double digit. fresh new pole numbers this morning. hillary clinton with a ten-point lead over donald trump. how the results are adding to republican anxiety, right now. and, hope solo. you know the goalie. booed during last night's game in rio. does it have to do with this instagram picture? oh, oh, what the crowd was chanting every time she touched the ball. >> hey it is thursday, august the fourth, 2016. alex is out for the day, lauren here, ten as far as the weather goes. >> nothing else needs to be said. >> nope. >> except we'll show you in the -- the number anyway, you already know what it is, we love when we're in double digits. it doesn't happen that often in the month every august which is usually hot and humid like it was last week. i said this earlier. why couldn't it have been this weather during the convention last week? but no. anyway, comfortable start today, temperatures in the 60s, bus stop buddy has his sunscreen ready to go. it is 68 degrees right now. and we'll head up into the mid 80s by the end of the day in mount pocono, 53, 63 in reading, trenton has 61, 61 degrees in atlantic city, clouds, cleared, and yesterday's high was 85 degrees, just delightful. and today, we take another. another high of 85. another day of low humidity, down to 66 degrees, for another pleasant

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