crash. a charter bus, and tractor trailer collide on the new jersey turnpike, dozens of people, rush to the hospital, and -- >> the bus just flipped, everybody money, everything went up in the air. >> we are live with the very latest. >> it is a win for the congressional candidate charged with body slamming a reporter. >> last time i seen you, you did the same thing. >> greg gianforte says he is sorry for that embarrassing encounter. >> when you make a mistake you have to own up to it. >> third straight year they are eastern conference champions. >> they are calling him king james new post season scoring king, lebron passing michael jordan as all time playoff scorer. >> i wear number because of mike, i think i fell in love with the game because of mike. >> calves star says he never thought he would be like mike. get out of the way. president trump, shoved a prime minister ofmontenegrow and how the white house is defending this trump bump. >> let's start this show. >> my good in. >> okay, all right. >> mike is the president of this show. >> yes, he is. >> now here's the down side of that, i didn't think of anything, that is good, after, i didn't think. i didn't think of any music or anything of ward. >> it is a dead spot there. >> that is already. >> should we check on the fountain. >> we still have not spurted still nothing. >> if you work for city or anything like that when does logan fountain normally come on. is it from the electrical problem from the storm last night. >> maybe just more time, mike. >> yes. >> sue if you see spurting please let us know. >> i'll keep an eye on the spurts all morning long. like we are looking at the forecast which is ever changing for weekend. seven out of 10 today. sunglasses for a change on bus stop buddy. we have just in case umbrella in case we get a stray shower, cool start, and it is looking good because most of our rain and local weather drama from last night has passed. we don't see too much on radar , back we are seeing the sun win battle with the cloud. 61 degrees. 12 miles an hour breeze. breezy, mild for rest of the afternoon. we will get to 76 degrees. yesterday was only 68, that improvement already as we get started on the holiday weekend we will look at rest of it coming up. >> good morning. 7:04. we have an accident south bun lanes of route one media delaware county sueby's home town right here near route 252 and rose tree park. delays, on septa's regional rail lines this morning. this special schedule on the patco high speed line today, new jersey transit river line running with some delays and we're at a dead stop here on the 30 bypass, eastbound, heading in to route 322, not just because of the sun glare but because of an accident taking out left lane. one lane open for the gang leaving coatsville and king of prussia and south jersey, not bad at all, later on we will see reverse commute everybody heading down the shore singing on the way to cape may, 42 freeway and shore volume from years pennsylvania starts anywhere between 12 and 2:00 o'clock. you want to be up, over on your way or forget bit hang out and head down after the evening rush hour, and again, coming up and over that whitman, again between 12 and two when we will start to see delays down the shore. once down the shore this weekend, remember townsend inlet bridge will not be opened to vehicle traffic. mike and alex, back to you. lets get back to the story on the new jersey turnpike a major crash involving a charter bus. traveling from new york in a tractor trailer. dozens of people suffered minor injuries a lot of them are trying to figure out outside the hospital too where to go and how to get their belongings. >> they are trying to help them out, over at cooper hospital is what the latest on that. >> reporter: we're still waiting, mike for some answers , people are still hanging out at cooper hospital , they have been treated and released. one of the victims tells me that leading up to the crash he could feel the bus was swerving through traffic, so they never felt completely comfortable. then they were hit by a tractor trailer. thinks a turnpike accident that happened early this morning. several people were injured. several people were transported including nine who were brought here to cooper university hospital and then victims say they were riding on a panda new york bus which left lower manhattan around 10:00 o'clock last night, expecting to arrive in charlotte north carolina around 9:00 o'clock this morning. and it was hit by a tractor trailer, flipped on to its side. these are more than 30 people who were injured in the turnpike crash, some were taken to inspirea in woodbury with bumps and bruises. kennedy memorial hospital. crozer-chester medical center, among others. >> everybody was screaming, i was stuck in the chair, once it flipped i went in it. i sat in the third row. it was over. i'm in a state of shock, my back, my neck, everything. now nobody trying to help to us take to us our destiny, really? crazy. >> bus always breaking down, and, i said it was going to be my last time but every time i get on there it is my last time but it is really my last time here. >> reporter: what keeps you going back. >> the price. >> reporter: it is cheap. >> you know you get what you pay for, you know. >> reporter: that man told me he was heading from new york, back home to atlanta. would the man that we talk to wand a was heading to north carolina she wanted to vice witt her daughter and grandchildren this weekend. now her weekend plans are definitely up in the air, mike and alex. >> why did the police want to you move. >> reporter: well, we were standing on the other side of the truck, they were concerned we were in the middle of the street they wanted us to be a little bit safer. >> concerned for your safety. >> i have told but this jenny, don't play in the middle of the street. >> don't play in traffic. >> get on the curb. >> thanks, mike. her last nerve? i'm on it. it is friday. >> reporter: this is a serious story, mike. >> you know him, jenny, he has to put something in there, he has to put something fun in there. >> reporter: good day player, bye. >> she will be calling the news director. >> also too people have been messaging us, as soon as we get information about the belongings, people can't fine their things, dunkin' donuts, is it there, so as soon as we know more information we will let you know. >> they are asking what we can do. as soon as we know we will let you know. three two-year old, two-year old man is in critical condition right now after a shooting in cobbs creek. investigators say he was shot twice in the stomach late last night along 58th and montross. he was taken to penn presbyterian until center. police don't have a motive or suspects at this time. fraternity at drexel already under investigation for sexual assault claims is now in trouble for a different reason and has been suspended for five years. epsilon was already on interim suspension for three reported sexual assaults at the frat house, police say they occurred at end of the april through may 18th. university says five-year suspension was linked to alcohol violations though and is not connect to the section aisle assault investigation. drexel university spokeswoman tells a philadelphia inquirer that the school has placed a second fraternity, on interim suspension following allegations of hazing and alcohol violations. much more quiet for folks this morning in swede bureau, new jersey. >> much more quieter, much more different scene yesterday after a gas leak, forced evacuation, this was about a half mile in diameter. a railcar filled with 30,000 gallons of highly flammable, propolean started leaking around 10:00 o'clock yesterday morning. it is on what they call a unit block of osprey court. a valve stem failure simple as that, caused the leak. it went on for five hours before hazmat crews were able to cap it. the leak forced evacuation of nearly 2,000 people and caused widespread power outages, two railcars workers, were sent to crozer medical center, in chester for chemical burns, it is expected to be okay. officials tell us that the rain may have helped matters. >> um-hmm. >> by diluting the gas leak. >> 7:10. an rest warrant is out foreman charged in the sickening attack on 7-eleven in west chester. chester county d.a. says, warrant for barry baker right there is for probation, and parole: and if you know where it is, we will show you it you it is shocking please call police. wanted, investigators in philadelphia, just released this video, police say guy there shoved a bunch of over counter medicationness to his coat last month at the family dollar store on the 4500 block of frankford avenue, and then police say he pulled a knife on the worker there who tried to stop him from leaving the store. he took off on a blue mountain bike. lets go back we have our first spurting of the morning. >> how long has it been on? >> a couple second. >> that is just second old. >> 7:10 it comes on. >> how convenient it comes on 7-eleven, convenient. >> i got it. >> very cool. >> it is very cool as a matter of fact. have you ever been in it. >> i know people like to go and put their kid and they play in it. >> i have been in it. >> yes. i did the pope walk back in september of 2014. was it two years the pope was here in september? two years. >> my gosh. >> that was like 100 degrees out. i walked from camden over to their and got in the fountains very refreshing. >> it showed where people were allowed to go. so people to have walk to see the pope. >> nicely done. >> g.o.p. candidate accused of , well, assault, on a reporter, he won anyway. >> greg gianforte picked up montana's only house seat despite being charged with assault the day were. as a teenager, doug, i don't know if you know this he has ties to our area he played football for upper merion high school. >> how about that be. >> may have been a very good football player, base and on his most recent moves. we have a new member of the congress coming here to washington right now, that has kind of an adversarial take. >> tonight montana residents are sending a wake up call to washington d.c. establishment. >> reporter: wake up call clear victory for montana businessman turned politician greg gianforte but his declaration of victory included an apology. >> aim not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way i did and for that i am's sorry. i should not have treat that had reporter that way and for that i'm sorry mr. ben jacobs. >> reporter: ben jacobs said he was body slammed by gianforte when he sought an interview a incident witness by a "fox news" crew. gianforte was charged with miss de miss demean's soft democrats quickly responded way webb ad, three state newspaper rescinded their endorsements and nancy pelosi blamed the president. >> that is his model, donald trump his his model and we have got to say, come on, behave, behave. >> reporter: what gianforte had going for him was early voting a third of montana voters had already made up their mind and locked in their choice. house speaker paul ryan said, gianforte should apologize but he wouldn't oppose results of the election. >> i will let people of montana decide who they want as their representative. that is not our house, that is people of montana who choose that. >> looking at things that were in gianforte's favor, in this race, and yes, there was at salt charge but he was also running in montana that went 20 points for donald trump last year, and he was facing a democratic candidate who went kind of far left at some point even bringing bernie sanders into help him campaign in a state that is generally pretty favorable for republicans. >> wasn't there a huge, you mentioned this a huge absentee vote in, other word, people voted well ahead of the a salt >> reporter: really plays right in the criticism that a lot of people have had for early voting a third of voting in montana had weighed in and locked in their vote. argument is that yes, it is convenient but people don't all the time have all of the complete information at the point that they actually cast that vote. you cannot take it back. >> who would think something like that with happen the night before. >> true. >> coup james comey. that is whole other thing. get ready for hurricane season. as i know, hurricane season starts june 1 and goes through november 30th. it is going to be rough apparently. we are getting an urgent warning from governmental weather forecasters in a normal season there are 12 tropical storms and then, six, that get to the size of a hurricane, six hurricanes per season up to nine hurricanes are being predicted this year. last year hurricane matthew killed 34 people in the united states. >> the most dangerous part of the storm is not the wind, it is not the rain, it is flooding and storm surge that occurs afterward. so we need to be prepared for all of that in the upcoming season. >> on the lighter side i do have a tendency to go to the caribbean every year and i always try to dodge hurricanes as you probably do too but now you have to dodge making nine of them. >> are you going somewhere then. >> i still try to squeeze it in. >> okay. >> there is nothing good about a hurricane, sue but you do have about a 10 day warning when it comes off the coast of africa, you have got that, you know. >> listen to people like sue to let us now. >> national weather service and sue serio. >> we have had seasons where hurricane formed but they didn't all make land fall. >> that is right. >> that is what we have to watch out for which won make land fall and how strong they are when that happens. so, yeah, starts june 1, we have our holiday weekend, ahead, a reminder of the reason, today, is to honor, these who died serving our country, but it is also turned into the unofficial start of summer. so here we are, with a slight chance of the shower on saturday. 30 percent. sunday maybe a late thunderstorm at night into monday morning, 78 on saturday and sunday 73. monies 78. it will be cooler at the shore but pretty nice, close to 07 degrees tomorrow. sixty-four for a high temperature on sunday, and then warmer on monday, rip current risk is moderate ocean water temperature around 60 degrees. phillies have a new opponent in town tonight, cincinnati red maybe another winning streaking, a win streaking, 73 e begins, nice night, look at last night with all those thunderstorms. well to day we have all of that has moved up to new england. looking ahead in our future cast we will see a chance of the stray shower, this afternoon or this evening, and then mostly, it will be a mix of sun and cloud tomorrow, mix of sun and cloud, here comes a stray thunderstorm on saturday , and then on sunday, possibility of the stray shower. none of them is a wash out. but you could get a shower. now, early monday morning, and right now, a high of 76. and, holiday weekend, afterward we will warm up to 80 degrees, on tuesday, and it will be back to reality by then bob kelly. >> sound good, 7:18. good morning. combination of the sun glare wet road, from last night and i'm not sure if the rain has had something to do with this but kelly drive out bound at hunting park avenue we have the cemetery there well part of the cemetery retaining wall has collapsed, down on the kelly drive. so out bound i'm told that right lane is blocked and just watch yourself in and out of town on the drives. martin luther king drive was flood not five different spots when i came in this morning. here's a combination of some sun glare and crash delay, eastbound on the 30 bypass leaving say coatsville, heading in toward king of prussia only right lane gets by. forty-two freeway, not bad at all, it will all change this afternoon as we flock to the shore, for the memorial day weekend between 12 and two it is typically when we start to see crunch time for folks heading down to the beach. southbound lanes of route one media, an accident at 252, septa running with minor delays on a couple regional rails, patco running a special schedule today and delays on the river line, mike and alex back to you. >> i would normally wait until saturday morning really early to drive down there get up early, get a coffee, bam, down there on the beach by 8:00 o'clock. >> yeah. >> we wake up early anyway. >> we're used to it no question about that. pittsburgh penguins, they are heading back to the stanley cup, finally. chris coons beat craig anderson five minutes and 92nd in the second overtime to give them the three-two victory over, the ottawa senators. game seven of the eastern conference finals. he scored twice. justin schultz added the other and matt murray stopped 28 shots. the penguins are trying to be the the first team since detroit red wings in 1998 to win back to back titles. they will host nashville predators in game one that would be monday night. oh, no, i love game seven in hockey and then double overtime. you are on the edge of your seat and then look at what we got we have the penguins with cry baby crosby in there against our former coach, peter laviolette. why does this happen, alex, why? we get rid of the coach and now, he may win the stanley cup. >> it is the philly curse. >> i think he already has within with carolina. >> for you, not us. >> i think i need an intervention. >> why? >> i'm starting to get very depressed as you are over the lack of successful sports teams new in philly. y don't know i have faith, eagles. >> really. >> yes. >> the question is out of all of them who is the best chance >> of the four major team and don't bring up soul and union i know they are very good and i love watching soul and love watching the union but those other four sports that we talk about on the show. which team are those four will be bringing the next championship to philadelphia. >> that is a good question, for the people you are the people who do you sayy would probably go sixers because you don't need as many human accounts tobe good. >> joel embiid is speaksed to be back. >> yes. >> we're relying on a guy that hasn't played much. >> when did he play it was amazing what about the eagles maybe. um. we have no hope. when you lose hope, all is lost. >> oh, stop it. >> i still have hope. >> keep it alive. >> pageantry of prom not just prom so special night we all know bit, dance, memory you will remember rest of your life. >> are they chaperones, no. she is a 71 year-old woman who is finally getting her chance to get to the prom. >> she didn't go in high school. >> no. >> now she has. >> there she is. >> is that local. >> it is local. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. 7:25. it is high school promises on and all of the big dances are happening in our area. >> yes. >> there are somewhere it is big, like pennsbury prom and high school and there are others where it is like more subdued. >> for sure. >> you have never seen anyone heading to the prom like the person we will introduce to you. >> she definitely puts, well, karen hepp is here. >> my god, people. >> can you tell we have a very young staff here in writers. >> a senior in senior prom. she's 71 years old. >> oh, come on. >> i thought that was pretty clever thanks to our writers. we want to introduce to you charlotte berktt who graduated from ben franklin high school a couple months ago. she finished high school. she said i want to go to the prom. i never got to go because life got in the way. back in 1960 she ended up dropping out her junior year. she decided to finish up. so, now she decide that had she's a proud grandmother, great grandmother, she had her daughter back in the day and she got the chance to finish high school and experience everything that she missed. >> oh, my god, just joy, joy, joy, joy. >> you ever think this moment would would arrive. >> no, no. >> look at her dancing, moving , she's, having a wonderful time. dancing away the night at the ballroom with her prom date a family friend, 24 years younger, michael eugene jer rick. >> how did that night turnout. >> we will get to hear from her and her date as they join us in the studio coming up at 9:00 o'clock hour. cannot wait to meet them. and they had a night to remember. >> you know what he said. >> that he wasn't going to get her back on time. >> they stayed out all night. >> wow. >> she had a curfew and they busted through it. >> i love that moment when the prom date, people on prom date he and they come downstairs and your family members and friend are taking picture. it is so cute. >> my junior prom i took a girl from the non-catholic school. >> wow. >> um-hmm. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i took a girl from east high school, non-catholic, protestant, no, i think she was methodist. >> that is in problem. >> to a prom. >> yes. >> you are specific in the category. >> anyway, i'll tell you the story at 9:00 o'clock. i have told it many times about this young lady coming down the stairs. >> it is story we have heard before. >> yes but it is pretty good. >> okay. >> let's get to jen. >> all right. we have been watching in the commercial break what is going on there can you show any of it, jen. >> we can show a lot of it. so obviously it is here for the first time ever, you are going to, i can do it. we will have fun. look out there. we are having a great time. it is the official start to the memorial day weekend. that is what i'm talking about preston and steve. wmmr. making it happen. a little rough around the edging because of the trenton new jersey. we are seeing some sun break through those cloud and just in case umbrella, maybe a shower or two later in the afternoon, and off to to the cool start, for kid, going to school, and don't have that early, early start to the holiday weekend. still a couple stray showers to the north but bulk of the last night's rain or yesterday 's all day rain gonna way. 12 miles an hour breeze we are left with with 61 degrees. it will be breezy throughout the rest of the day with a mix of sun and included and high of 76. that is not a bad start at all , to the holiday weekend, can we keep it, going? we will let you know coming up >> 7:30. almost 7:33 on a friday morning, holiday weekend, a live lot at bypass eastbound some sun glare and early morning accident causing delays coming out of the coatsville heading in to the king of prussia interchange. everything is drying out from all that rain we had last night don't be surprised if you role through or hit a puddle on the way. backed up on the vine street expressway heading over to the schuylkill and ram tops 30th street station, outbound on the kelly drive at hunting park right by cemetery there part of the wall, the stone facing fell down on road surface. so only one lane opened outbound on the kelly drive at the moment, an accident on route one southbound in media, delaware county at route 252. patco running on a special schedule river line running with delays and heading to the shore we will start singing on the way to cape may what do you like cozy morley's version or al alberts version, either one you will sing between 12 and two when we will be sipping with that extra volume that is when we will see crunch time in the shore for the holiday weekend, mike and alex, back to you. a huge pay out for a woman who who half her body in the salvation army collapse. >> it is largest pay out in state history as a matter of fact. well, let's call it 96 million-dollar. >> maria's award is part of the 227 million-dollar settlement, with survivors and families of those who died, ending a 17 week civil trial for 19 plaintiffs over the building collapse on the salvation army thrift shop at 22nd and market street. we are looking at the plaintiff now. she was buried under ruble for 13 hours. seven people died in the tragedy and 12 others were injured. now we will get to the man we saw right by her side, her attorney andy stern to talk about this victory for her. >> good to see you andy. >> good to see to. >> lets just start, how is she how is her mental state. >> it has been very challenging. i i just get over how remarkable she is what keeps her going is she does have children and they have been able to come to the united states. >> tell us about that where is she from. >> she was born and raised in ukraine, she came to the you had because of family member was in need. didn't forget her children. she was able to send money back to keep them going and get them educated. she worked. she was taking care of an elderly person on the day this collapse happened. fully functional, healthy, normal life, completely independent and happy. trusted salvation army and that is why she went to that store. >> she was a regular. they had to do a guillotine amputation. >> she was buried in the ruble for 13 hours. because of that what happens is there are toxins that get released in the body and she had a bad case of infection so they have to do a amputation where they cannot close right away because of concerns with infection. >> how high up. >> up to and including her hip joints. half her body has been removed it didn't just all happen at one time. it got so bad, it is not easy to hear this but literally one of the ways you can treat that is through use of a maggot because they are very precise in being able to remove infections or dead material. >> how oldies she. >> she's 55 years old. she can live to a normal life expectancy but she will live another 30 years. so at least this will help her to be able to move out of where she is at, to be with her kid, she will need very careful medical monitoring. >> for the rest of her life. >> and she will go in and out of the hospital in, fact she was just back at hup recently for additional problems. >> what was her reaction to the news. >> she was very happy. it is bitter sweet. in a second she would give it all back. but it gives her some sense of a normalcy if you can use that word but ate laos her to have some sense of being independent, being with your kid and moving forward. >> i'm trying in the to be kr as in anyway even talking about money, but it is 96 million-dollar. when would she get it and really how much will she get. >> the way it works is arbitrator has made his decision. liability verdict came back in february. there was a process that went on where he listened to decision, it is binding arbitration and the next step now is to get the release from the defendants, get that signed and then within 20 days of that she gets her money who pay is it. >> i can't get into the details of how that broke down but i can tell how contributed to the settlement and who contributed was salvation army >> okay. >> the stb related defendants, and the others who contributed as well but significant part of the case was jury found salvation army 75 percent responsible. what is interesting, of course , you heard and viewers heard mr. been scott and mr. campbell were convicted. they only found them 1 percent responsible and jurors appreciated it was first time we had a situation where everybody was in the same courtroom where a jury could assess responsibility of everybody as opposed to focusing on gp. >> when it comes to the money, she has had more than 30 surgeries, a lot of money just to pay for her health. >> there is no question, she's owning money, and she will incur, she will incur substantial medical expenses in the future. >> but she will get that money >> there is no question about that. >> soon. >> we have been, my associate and i have been pushing hard to get her, the money. there have been a number of challenges in this process but we hope to have money in her hand in approximately 30 days, that is our goal. >> great. >> good to see you good hard work there on your part. >> thanks, i'll do that. >> 7:39. we will be right back. lebron james passed michael jordan's record as number one all time playoff scorer. >> they smoke celtics last night. lebron, boom, look at him last night. against the celtics. he surpassed michael jordan. gave lebron 5,989 points, in his post season career. michael earned 5,987 during the playoff games. michael's record for 20 years and now it belongs to king james. >> he has been dethroned. >> three years in a row we have calves verse warriors. >> i know, lebron, he is amazing and they have steph curry, sit as exciting as the third time around. >> i will watch it, this is rubber match. warriors won first one and calves last year and now, okay , rubber match. >> i'll watch it. >> so lets talk about the eagles, and some sports related news. yesterday i was asked to do the quack after, foremanna nurses the charity. they have 13 restaurants coming together and they have judges. you have to pick the best quacamole this year we had philadelphia eagles with us, as guest judges and torey smith our new wide receiver coming from the 49ers. we were judging together yesterday and he walk up and says this is interesting, i am not unsure i line quacamole. you north sure. he said i had good won. it has to be good. i will be a good judge. we hall had different quacamoles. he tried one. i thought this was interesting mike because you sent me to do a you got a try this where i try goat. >> yes. >> someone made quack mol which goat on top. i gave i had to torey smith. he eats quacamole. >> that is not bad. no bad. >> oh, my gosh. >> is that a yes. >> no. >> it is goat. >> look at that face. >> seriously. >> that is dislike. >> goat quack. >> yes, goat quacamole. >> there were all kind. they are supposed to get creative. paul turner was there. and then jaylen mills was also there. i believe we have a picture too. i'm trying to figure out what is greener, jaylen mills hair or quacamole. >> it looks like someone dropped quack on his head. >> i want no hair in my quacamole. >> but quacamole from square 1682 they were the winners. >> they were. >> pine apple quacamole. >> yes. >> and also revolution taco had a shrimp one that was amazing. congrats. we wave raised so much money foremanna. >> i can't believe how many people they feed every single day. >> that quacamole was not greatest of all time. >> exactly, goat. >> he is excited to be in philly. where should i go? tell me restaurants. i tell him about he will vest. >> he said i have no idea where that is. >> i thought he was a nice looking young man too why don't you show him around town , alex. >> he is married, his wife fridays our area they have two beautiful boys. they were so cute. >> really. >> listen, i'm just having a great time at a venue, we were judges quacamole and now you have to make it something. >> you know what i like on my eggs. >> quacamole. >> have you ever done that. >> speaking of eggs lets go to jen. >> okay, i want to introduce to you a couple of my friend. we're celebrating, the beginning of summer, here in wildwood because where else would we. it is eggs with peg and preston and steve too. p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] where else would we start summer then with preston and steve. hi there, guys. >> hey there. >> my my gosh. >> from the people living in the hole, what is this? >> this is, well, we call it official opening of the jersey shore we are here at keenan's irish pub in north wildwood. we have been doing this, for 12 years. as you can see it is ridiculous. >> we were here at 6:00 in the morning and the line was long. >> and we can't tell you how much the local people love that. no, but it is an awesome time. it would not be beginning of the summer without this event for us. >> we asked your producers if we can go on tv when not on the air because it gets messy, it gets dirty, it is like a bachelor party, we call it bachelor party on steroid. >> yes, it makes most bachelor parties look tame. >> jared will show some of the things. who is in charge of the coming up with the dirty games. >> we sit around, we have a little conference, we throw everything out there, and it usually starts with the stupid name and then we go from there it usually end up as a disgusting mess at some point. >> we know, when kathy is disgusted we have hit money shot. >> are you able to do dirtier because you are on the radio and talking to her. >> we can do it dirtier then you can. >> that might be, the quote of the year we can do it dirtier then you can. >> this is the guy that makes it happen. >> hi there. >> hi, how are you. >> this is,. >> yes. >> passed away six months ago. >> yes september 29th. >> she loved being part of it this was her day. she wouldn't have it any other way. >> i have not seen an egg in here in about a decade, no egg s for a decade. >> we have not had eggs in years, easter eggs. >> when are these peopling to go take a nap because they are going to get tired, i think. >> no, probably take a nap monday, based on late sunday nighty love it. >> thank you very much. >> we love you jen. >> keep it dirty. >> we will. >> some say classy, you guys stay dirty, guys. >> we will do it man. >> do you want to toss to bob kelly. >> where is my friend bob kelly, back to you, be good. >> be got it, scottie, scottie wants me to come down. clear way we will take chopper down after the shore. good morning, everybody. 7:51. we saw folks down there pack nothing to keenans. if you are heading to the shore we will start singing on the way to cape may probably between 12 and 2:00 when we will see volume head to the shore for weekend. just keep that in mind. once down the shore or down the shore as they say, towns end inlet bridge will not be opened this weekend because of that bridge repair project. so be ready for big delays between sea isle and avalon use route nine or garden state parkway. east bradford chester county bridge and avery place we will find an accident. kelly drive outbound right at cemetery there, part of the stone wall at hunting park avenue felon to what would be the right lane in the kelly drive, so look out, out of town. and montgomery into down town and sueby has got tonight 152nd. 7:52. waves of wildwood, they are just waiting, for you. we will dry up these little puddles here it did rain last night. dit rain every where. it is looking better today but butter up the corn on the cobb because we are ready for a barbecue. here's what we got this weekend not a wash out but there will be a couple showers here and there. 78 degrees on saturday. a little bit of sunshine. memorial day will be 78 degrees, 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men freak out when they start to lose their hair, every now and then i'll check my hairline too. >> yes, just to see. >> well for years, there was a look for cure for baldness is this the break through? no, hold on. it is mine. look at how it is going back. look at that. >> yes. >> it is starting to go back. >> thank god bald is now sexy. we are going to trace back the beginning of the sexy baldness it goes back to the late 80's. more on that later we have found the reason what causes hair loss which means we can figure out how to prevent it. >> it is called t cells. doctor mike knows about this more than i do. >> well, i hope so. you are the most interesting man in the world, you know that, it doesn't matter. you look great. >> what would i look like bald >> i on't know maybe we can photo shop and see. >> but anyway, researchers, folks have another clue when it comes to hair loss and you would think viagra was big? wait until you see this, all right. t cells, regulatory t cells might be the cause of baldness now we have tried for years and year and years to figure out is what going on. >> what is this? >> this is your skin. these are hair follicles. right there is where all of the axis. what we think is that regulatory t cells may be malfunctioning, because they decrease inflammation and that prevent us from having things like auto immune illness all kind of things like that. what might be happening is that they are in the functioning properly and the inflammation lead to decreased hair growth. these follicles change all the time. if those regular t cells are not functioning presently you have hair loss. it can lead to alopecia, male pattern baldness and this could be another chink in the arm or of figuring out hair loss. >> let me try to work in reverse here. if that is the cause, what is the cure, can you pump me full of t cells. >> idea is if we can mod late it, or change these regulatory t cells and make them function we may have another way of, dealing with this problem, if it is a problem. it just gives men options and women. >> how do you make sure it goes certain place. is there certain places you don't want hair growing, how can you make sure it only grow s. >> that is why there are smart people at places like penn and they can figure stuff like that out. >> how much of this is a problem anymore because like i said before, before the 80's and other guy said, well, that is sexy women started to think bald was sexy. think about him, he had hair, and then, as he got older, he who his hair, he went bald and still women think he is sexy, alex. >> you are not your hair, men, you can still be sexy and have no hair. it is your demeanor. it it is how you handle things >> thank you india re. >> i am not my hair. >> yes. >> you know one of my favorites, boris k o.j. some. i look to look at from a far. very nice looking man. he is ball. >> do you take that in your practice a guy coming in oh, man losing my hair freaking out. >> more so then erectile dysfunction. i have to say there are people that just freak out works man too it is not just a male problem it is men and women. bottom line is it gives people , and it gives people options. how they look. and, it is how lou. >> so kim kardashian. it is opposite, doctor mike. >> i love you. >> i love you right back. >> i love to. >> you look beautiful today. >> why, thank you. >> thank you. >> can do you anything about this giant sore. >> what is it. >> you think it is a cold sore >> what you did is you irritated by shaping, you cut your lip and that is a little bit of the scab. you have a little inn next. >> it looks like a headlight. >> call me later it had its own heartbeat at one point i'm not kidding. >> i could feel it pulls scathing. >> it is friday. >> yes, friday before the three day weekend, may 26th. a pile up on the new jersey turnpike overnight. >> i everything just went up in the air,. >> and it was i charter bus and trailer collided sending 30 people to the hospital. the scene making a mess, in the morning commute and leaving those who were hurt wandering and wondering what do they do next. where is my money. where is my luggage. a victory speech and an apology, how often do you hear that. >> when you make a mistake, you have to own up to it. >> fall out from a montana congressman who body slams a report the night before winning a special election. and infant burns not by the sun but by her sun screen. did you know there aretive rent sun screens for different ages. >> and, it is time to open up the jersey shore, we're live in, wildwood this weekend where thousands, will go for the unofficial start of summer . >> so that is it. >> here are here it comes. >> oh, babe. >> sexy, sexy. >> like a cone head from saturday night live. >> so true. >> that is you soon. >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> i have never heard you speechless and you are speechless over this photo. >> you know who i look like. >> ryan, bring up, rich eisen. >> and lou still that have cold sore too, 10 years later. >> yes. >> i'm getting dick nixon joel s too. >> i'm not a crook. >> there is rich eisen, i'm looking like that. >> yes. >> i can see it. >> i look leash rich's dad. >> yes. >> happy birthday to our friend ri, today is her birthday. i wanted to give you a shout out. we will be celebrating all weekend long. >> isn't she fabulous. >> oh, my god. >> one of my closest friend. beautiful inside and out. i hope you have a lovely, lovely day. >> you know her as well. >> love her. is herman back from overseas. >> yes. >> glad, just in time for her birthday. >> yes. >> ri thanks for the invite to the party he didn't get one. >> she doesn't like bald guys. >> here's sue. >> all right. lets get to the number of the day. we have got a seven out of 10. we have bus stop buddy for couple kid that are going to school today, not playing hook ie for holiday weekend. mostly cloudy but is there a sunshine burning through those cloud. we are off to a cool start and then yeah just in case umbrella is there but we don't see anything on radar in the area at the moment it is looking good, here in olde city, 62 degrees, breezy, southeasterlies at 12. we are expecting a high of 76 degrees, breezy, warmer then yesterday, at lee weather drama, bob kelly is out of here those loud thunderstorms last night. >> boom, kid and dogs all in the bed at the same time around 10:00 o'clock. it was a slumber party. we are up and out. live look at schuylkill expressway working your way in toward philadelphia, some wicked sun glare, and the sun drying out some of the road, live look downtown across town folks are on the move. we will see unusual traffic patterns for first half of the day getting ready for unusual patterns heading, out to that three day holiday, later on this afternoon. east bradford bridge and avery place watch for down wires. outbound on the kelly drive at hunting park the cemetery there part of that stone wall collapsed from all that rain we had overnight probably down on to the outbound right lane of the kelly drive. water main break around the street still has third street& blocked walnut to chestnut. all of the kid coming for a class trip today getting an education on city detours, mike and alex, back to you. >> speaking of detours we had a big one this morning on the new jersey turnpike. a lot of people in the hospital, after a crash, on the pike there. a tractor trailer, apparently slid into the back of the charter bus that was going from new york city down to charlotte north carolina. >> jenny joyce at cooper university hospital in camden where victims are being treated and for a while we saw other people on that bus trying to figure out where do they go? how do they get their things there. >> still working on those answers, alex. people we were talking to passengers on that bus went back inside waiting room of cooper hospital to sit down, relax, try to figure out where they are going next because those people had belongings on the bus that crashed and they don't live around here. those people tell us they boarded a panda new york bus last night around 10:00 o'clock, leaving lower manhattan, heading to charlotte north caroline and and the victims tell us they were supposed to arrive in charlotte around 9:00 this morning when it was hit from behind by a tractor trailer and flipped on to its side. people we talk to, were some of the more than 30 who were injured totaled. some were taken to inspirea hospital others to kennedy memorial, crozer-chester medical center, among others, fortunaely, there were no serious injuries. >> everybody is just stuck in the chair, you know, hair they come i sat in the third row it was over, i'm just, in a state of shock, my, and, just, really, and, this place. >> the busies always breaking down. i said it would be my last time every time i get on, it is my last time, but it is really my last time. >> reporter: what keeps you going back. >> price. >> reporter: it is cheap. >> yeah, it is cheap. i guess you get what you pay for, you know. >> reporter: so that man lives in atlanta stranded here at cooper. he doesn't know where to go from here. a lot of these people their belongings are still on that bus and trying to figure out where that busies now. i called panda new york bus company again, somebody answered, he said i'm just in charge of particular, i don't know what to tell you. i asked for a manager. he said managers don't get in until 10:00 o'clock. i gave them my cell known and said please call me these people are here at cooper. they have no idea what they are to do now. most don't have their id's. not sure how to get to their destination, mike and alex. >> you will have a busy day, nice job there, jenny. >> thanks, for checking on that. victory at polls for republican congressional candidate accused of body slamming a reporter. >> we first brought you this story yesterday morning, of course, karen hepp want update so in one moment he is charged with assault and next moment he will go to d.c. >> charges are still there. >> yes, still charged and he won, also interestingly he was from our area he grew up here. he grew up in wayne and went úto school here, played high school football here as well. his name is greg gianforte. he over came that last minute assault charge and won that special election in monday tan a we want to play you the audio, of the scuffle, that fight that happened >> reporter: is there picture of the candidate has won and that was audio of the altercation that he had with a reporter coming to ask him some questions about health care who was writing for guardian. many other witnesses as well. it turns out he won, he played football for upper merion high school in 1979. he has been sited with that misdemeanor assault. during his speech last night did he apologize. >> i made a mistake. i took an action that i cannot take back and aim in the proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did and for that i'm sorry. >> so, a lot of people there had already started voting and they had cast their ballots when that whole assault allegation came out, so, the democrats, it is a setback they hoped maybe they could flip the state, thinks one of the states trump won easily maybe they would make inroad here but this guy has won. interesting to go see. his family is still in our area in downingtown. >> lets do this lets get on twit error contact us, tell me about his life journey, how did he go from the philadelphia area and end up in montana. >> he had a company that made like a billion dollars and worked in new jersey, very profitable and moved out to montana. >> do you know what company. >> i think it was sold to oracle. >> don't you like peoples journey, from the delaware veil end up in the mountainous state of montana. >> maybe he is on to something you get a billion dollars you move to montana did she say a billion. >> i'm being dramatic. >> speaking of a billion, i bought you a power ball ticket for tomorrow night. >> i will take it. >> hold on a second. >> it is nor the staff. >> greedy, greedy. winner winner chicken dinner. >> close to 300 million-dollar saturday night. >> i never knew this, let me tell you this a baby was burned by something that was supposed to protect her, not a sunburn, that is sun screen burn. different types of sun screen per age, i didn't know. that we will figure that all out as summer begins. jamie fox new show debuted on fox last night, what did you think? did you see, can you beat shazam, this was trending on twitter, let me know, is this your new show. >> did we start with our mary j. blige controversy yesterday on our show. >> i think we did. >> all right. ♪ ♪ tires have a new home. midas now sells great brands at great prices. get $100 off instantly on select goodyear and cooper tires through may 31st. find your tires online. trust the midas touch. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ good morning. not bad at all, flag getting a work out there. definitely already all unusual traffic patterns this morning. folks are making tonight to a four day, holiday weekend. a live look, mount holly, new jersey, route 38 near pemberton road an accident and then patco running on a special schedule today and some delays, on the river line is what forecast like for this holiday weekend sue has it in 15. to summarize the holiday weekend ahead we will see not perfect but not a wash out. seventy-eight on saturday. chance of a late day shower. chance of the nighttime shower sunday into monday. 73 degrees on sunday. seventy-eight on monday. down the shore it will be the same, but cooler. 71 degrees on saturday. sixty-four for a high on sunday. mid zero seven's on monday. rip current risk is moderate. phillies have a game tonight. them take on the cincinnati red at 7:05. as we look beyond the seven day forecast we will see sunny skies, little warmer when we get back to reality on tuesday , for the high up to 80 degrees. mike and alex. >> mom in canada posted photos of her badly burned baby on facebook and it is quite shocking. she blames sun screen. look at that babies face. rebecca cannon said in her face book powe that she sprayed aerosol 50 plus spf spray on her 14 month-old daughter kyla because she didn't have baby lotion and this happened. kyla may have suffered an allergic reaction result to go second degree chemical burns. she was prescribed a steroid and anti histamine cream but still scary. got us thinking how do we know when it comes tour baby and different age is what appropriate and proper to put on the child so we don't have a situation like this. >> hi, doctor nina thanks for helping us out. >> i figured you could put sun screen on a baby. i didn't know there was specific sun screens for baby lets get back to the story. the mom shared her story on social media and she wanted to bring awareness to this i don't want other parents to be scared to say this may happen to my child. i was not the treating doctor i do not examine this doctor so we can only go what was reported. what was important piece of information we got is dermatologist thought was ace burn by something in the sun screen. at first this is a contact dermatitis. that could be something that is allergic. so, something perhaps likely text or an irritant like bleach, but then for example, something like water or soap can be an irritant for health care workers or hairdressers we wash with our hand a lot. that can be an irritant to us. what i'm trying to say it doesn't sound like something unique or specific, to that kick brand but something unique to the child. and f.d.a. does acknowledge that the severity reactions can occur. >> rare, exactly. >> but overall benefits of tsunami screen out way these risks. >> best thing for a baby is a hot. >> exactly. >> you bring up a good point. when it comes to what we should do with our children. children under the age of six months should never be in direct sunlight. they should not be in the sun screen. that is another recommendations by the f.d.a. >> unless hats, umbrellas. >> under six months old their skinnies just not mature or irritated. >> do not put sun screen on a baby. >> under the age of six months and under do not put sun screen on a child. >> i'm be darned it is more likely to get irritated. more likely to see a reaction. avoid, direct sunlight. >> six months and above what do you do. >> game on, apply copious sun screen. i cannot under score how important it is to teach your children good sun protection from an early age. my daughter when she saw me with the sun screen she would start running, screening. we have negotiated before you can go on the playground, before you go to the water or beach. >> what is copious. >> a good amount. every child is differnt but when you start talking about as you get to an adult, two to 3 ounces about the size of the shot glass. i don't have a shot glass with me. this much. 4 tablespoons. i want to put tonight a palm of your hand like this. >> not one of these spoons, all four. >> is how much you should put on your child. >> two to 3 ounces, right here this is how much you should put all over your body. >> these are same ace is what in your hand right now. >> exactly. >> that is how much you should put on. >> special attention tour forehead, your nose, ears, neck and shoulders. >> you want to have encore. put it on 20 minutes before you youing go out but reapply every two hours. fit is between hours of 10 to two you are more likely to have stronger rays and maybe every hour. if you go in the water, sweating, a lot, you want to reapply more frequently. >> even waterproof some say it is waterproof, it will be fine >> if it is not split gets washed off, it need to be there. >> once we're adults, like us, yes, i don't act like one. is what the number darn it after all these years i still don't know the number. >> i go for highest. >> so, first of all the sun protection factor is number that is there it means a lot of things. how well it protects you. for exam the number 50, this means that it would be 50 times longer that you would get sunburn. fit takes you 10 minutes multiply that by 50. you have 500 minutes. >> why don't i just wear spf 5000. >> because bigger is not berth you don't get increased returns but you have more chemicals and gives you a false sense of protection. american academy of dermatology says 30 is g. >> thirty. >> thirty. >> that is it. >> thirty good. apply to it all of the specific areas forehead, nose, ears and reapply it every two hours and more frequently depending upon is what need. >> sound good. >> i'm shocked, using this much, i never use this much. >> that goes on a baby. >> right. >> thinks for a baby imagine. >> yes, we're an adult. >> yes. >> this changes way i put on sun screen. give me a whole bottle. >> did you go tour high school prom. >> yes, i did. >> many years ago. >> i just want to do one more add on. >> oh, hurry up. >> sun screen is one of the components but number one should to be protect yourself, stay in the shade, from the hours of 10 to two. wear sunglasses. >> yes. >> wear hat as well, too to protect yourself and your clothing. thinks part of the overall components for sun protection. >> okay. >> sound good. >> lou good. >> down the shore. >> fantastic. >> yes. >> so we have a special prom. should we try to recreate it in the studio. she's the philadelphia woman who didn't get to go to her prom when she was in high school. meet her and her date. >> you have seen commercials for beat shazam, a new summer music show, kind of like name that tune. >> and it finally aired. >> good ratings. >> people loved every bit. >> it was trending on twitter but i missed it. >> and, a couple of contestant s, they have had difficulty just like shazam and they give you options and you have to pick what it is. >> and yes. >> so, there was a song, that a lot of people know, and, oh, yeah, mary j. blige. >> they didn't really know. >> this was a mary j. blige show and jamie foxx was not letting them off this one. >> ♪ >> i'm not saying that you should know it. >> take a look, and let see what you locked in. >> right now, $13,000, and i'm sorry that means you are going home. >> so, they... >> gives them a hug at the end they thought it was called 11 years. >> yes. >> that is probably one of the most famous, mary j. blige songs and then waiting to exhale, working every day of the week. how do you not know that one. >> well, so, i don't know, is that okay. >> i want to say they better in the be from philly because mary j. blige is coming to philly. you need to know her songs if you are at the concert. i'm just saying. she did say 11 years. >> yes, maybe. >> jamie fox they say he is hilarious. >> it was a fun. >> making a joke about the fact they didn't know it. jamie fox is known to be funny a lot of people loved it. we saw terence howard good show. >> simple concept. it is name that tune from the 50's. >> just remixed. >> yes. >> a lot of people weighed in and said it was hilarious. it looks like, we have a new show. >> you didn't find owe even if from that just because they are black you don't have to know black songsy didn't take it seriously. >> it is a joke. >> he was making fun of everybody. >> it is jamie foxx. >> all right. >> if you don't know her i suggest you look her up. it is mary j. blige. good heart break song. her new album is really good, scent of the woman. >> i like when she performs with kendrick remar lemar. i did in the necessity about the different sun screens for age groups. what about, boating safety, different life vests, per age. >> really. >> steve. >> where did steve go. >> i'm greg coburn with the coastguard out here in philadelphia, this is my daughter, alyssa. >> good morning, philadelphia. >> my daughter and my co-worker and her son we will talk about boating safety when we come right back. to that customability. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. mostly cloud bye we have sunshine burning through. we are off to a cool start but buddy does have just in case, along with the shade, because i may end up needing both. all that ref i rain moved away we may get wrap around moisture this afternoon and we will have cloud mixed with the sun as we see here in olde city but all and all big improvement from yesterday. 62 degrees with 12 miles an her breeze out of the southwest and a high of 76 degrees. with the breezes picking up to 15 to 20 after you get in the car to tune your radio to 101.1, more fm because we have your forecast, there as well as on the tv. >> we just talk to philly international a couple left overs and some new problems. there is a ground stop at philly international. i questioned i said what it is beautiful out? it is for american airlines flights only. apparently there were cancellations from yesterday's storms, and we had a big ground stop for most of the evening, last night, planes are backed up at the airport. some flights that are scheduled to take off aren't even arriving yet. so there is confusion and a jammo at the airport. not only here but also in the new york airport as well. so, main carrier here in philadephia has a ground stop which basically means all incoming flights to philadelphia, are being held at airports until we can get this jam up, taken care of, on the tarmac. mike and alex, back to you. okay, philly international report, thank you for that. ahead of the holiday weekend n what people consider unofficial start of summer, coastguard is urging safety on boats. but this is what they are stressing importance of life jackets for kid because there are different types depending on the age of your child. >> that is right. >> where you should store them >> steve, give us the rules. >> first rule it is not just for kid because we learned hard way last week when we had that man in penns grove drawn and probably contributing factor was he didn't have a life jacket on and maybe he would be alive today if he was in water 57 degrees. when you fall in you can still get hypotheria and in the survive. we have a whole bunch of volunteers today. boy, alyssa, 10 years old lovely lady with to us day, she falls down the steps last night. she end up going to the hospital and getting four staples in the back of her head. she goes to the recital plays base good of guitar and violin and then goes to the hospital, spend the night in the er. comes and volunteers for us all because she is awesome, all right. that is her dad, craig coburn. you can do talking jeffery is four but he looks like he is 15. top goaltender playing with kid up to 13. tough kid too. and his mom, shannon is here as well. then we have the boss, pauline castille who thinks it is cool tore live on the delaware river in philadelphia then her home town of hawaii, but she went through coastguard academy so she's an officer. she's kind enough to model the life preserver for adults. take ate way. >> good morning again. >> every year before memorial day week leading up to memorial day coastguard promotes safe boating. memorial day is huge weekend for people getting their boats out and spending time on the water but we want everybody to be safe, of course. couple things we are focusing on this year but again we want to put emphasis on life jackets. every boat is required to have a life jacket for every person on game. couple things to be wear of when you buy a life jacket make sure it is coastguard approved, that is required. you will need. that you want to make sure it is designed for person they are wearing. thinks designed for a person more than 90-pound, so make sure you have the right size for the person. he will put it on, that is a proper size. go ahead, put your life jacket on. >> he is bigger so you don't want to buy based on age, based on size and it tells you inside the size, weight and all that stuff. look at that, intelligent for number four too with the help of mom. great job. look at how good that fits. if he falls in it is not lose, good, fit and do you that before you are on the boat and in the water and make sure that is on. >> way to test to get right side and lady will tell you how much the weight is but try to pull it up and doesn't come off that is good way to help test it. my daughter, can i say how much you weigh, right now she weighs just under 80-pound and this life jacket is designed for somebody 90 or more some people would say it is only 10-y it doesn't work for her. if she falls over life jacket will ride up and if she's not paying attention it can come right up off of her. that is an improper fit. >> that is a proper fit. read your life jacket. show it tour child. everybody should have a life jacket. we promote everybody should wear a life jacket, adults and children. they develop habits like wearing seat belt, bike helmet , with the accident last night she may need a helmet in the house all the time now but we will see. >> not bad for next day off, next fill in co host, not bad. >> he has done that demo before. >> what an adorable family too >> i love just like my -- >> one last thing, if the boat is not designed with seats up front in the bow please keep people off the boat, all it takes is one slip with the splash coming up, somebody slips over and it ties late to react. boat will go over that person. be safe. wear your life jackets and stay off bow unless it is designed for it. >> stay off, so many people do that after a few beers. just go sit on the bow. no, no, no, no. >> i love the little daughter when he was joking with her, she. >> adorable. >> not everybody is going down the shore. >> true. >> don't worry, there is still plenty to do right here in philadelphia, for this weeks alex around town i will give you a look at big memorial day weekend events that are happening right here. ♪"all you need is love" plays my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love,... ...some eyelove. eyelove means having a chat with your eye doctor about your dry eyes because if you're using artificial tears often and still have symptoms, it could be chronic dry eye. it's all about eyelove, my friends. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. jen puts wild in wildwood. jen's down the shore. >> all right. we're in wildwood but with the key west cafe we have never been here. one of the camera guys said it was amazing. you know the one. we will come, apparently they have amazing specials so come on in we will be right back. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. 8:45. still trouble buy tree pollen it is not as extreme as it has been most of the spring. today medium levels. tomorrow medium high and low on sunday into than which also indicates possibility of some rain, but the way it is going to play out, it looks like this weekend is an occasional shower here and there and generally comfortable temperatures in the 70's or upper seven 50's in the case of saturday and machine and then, cooler day, on sunday with mostly cloudy skies. heading down the shore, same sky conditions, just cooler temperatures, and in fact sunday looks pretty chilly with a high of only 64 and rip current risk is moderate. beyond that as we look at, back to reality day on machine we will get to a high temperature of 80 degrees and pretty nice weather after. that not excessively hot and humid over weekend, pretty comfortable for the most part. >> i like comfortable. who doesn't want comfortable. we will take that. >> jen's hanging out with wildwood, sue's talking about the fact we will see some sun, you are already soaking it up. >> we are going to see sun and we are here, at the key west cafe, good morning, sweetheart >> hi. >> what did you have for breakfast. >> pancakes. >> your mom said you weren't allowed to have frenchfries were you able to steel frenchfries from anyone. >> yes. >> good call. >> what is best thing they have to eat here. >> pancakes and pancakesy like pancakes. >> frenchfries and pancakes you are good. you will be four in august. >> yes. >> i love her. guys, how are you. >> good. >> have you had breakfast i forget where we are. >> we did. >> i had two eggs over light, potatoes and bacon. >> well, nice you are here for the whole weekend. >> is what best part about this weekend. >> broke fast. >> here's jack, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for letting us come here. what is this and why does light fantastic. >> thinks the two, two, two which is two eggs, two hot cakes, two bacon with added blueberries. machine through friday you can get this for $3.22. >> that is a win. >> monday through friday. >> and then this over here is two eggs scrambled, with some fresh fruit and avocado and rye toast. >> you like avocado here. >> we do. >> tell people where you are. >> we are at 4701 pacific avenue knew and in wildwood, new jersey. >> i have to tell you do you want to know why we came here? we have a camera guy mike g, right here, and he said every time he would come here with his family on his personal time. they come once a year or something for a fan show, your daughter would remember their order, what they want. it was really special for them >> yes, we try to make it home y, friendly, and we really respect our customers because without our customers we wouldn't be here. >> we will keep harassing the customers. >> yes. >> are you okay with that. >> i said would i come back here. how are you. >> good. >> are you supposed to be in school. >> maybe. no, i got off. >> with permission and everything. >> yes. >> what did you eat. >> i had eggs, bacon, hash browns. >> what is rest of the day look like. >> beach. >> lucky kid you know that. >> yes. >> these are the people that brought here. >> yes. >> pick up your room, put your clothes away don't be a weirdo >> my kiddies not at beach, my kiddies at school. >> where are my new friend. they were so curable. they are back there. hi, buddy. that is the owner. where did they go. >> i was looking for you, i said where are my friend from stratford. you came up and said hi. i thought were you so nice. we are basically sisters from another mister. >> she grew up in st. pete and i grew up in clearwater. >> yes. >> i say this all the time. i call it god's waiting room. is there so many old people there. >> i went to school there, i was than the old. >> that is it. >> happy weekend. >> thank you. >> enjoy. >> we will have a reunion tour , light that town up we will go cra. thank you have one. so cute. i love this place. steve, you are awesome. >> thank you you are gorgeous and i love you and i might take you home because i like you a lot. can i take her to go. no. landry you have a new baby sister her name is jordan, she's so cute. >> she is so cute. >> feed her frenchfries and love that. >> have fun this weekend down the shore. >> come to the beach at rose's pooly will come to the rose's pool. >> thanks, jen. >> well, also, if you are outside you will want to see a movie, right? well, life guard, pirates they are all expected to dominate weekend box office but question is are they worth your money. so lets ask kevin about some of the big movies out this weekend. ♪ ♪ what is so great about little pete's. >> they are the best. >> ever. >> your underwear is showing. >> where are we. >> philadelphia. >> okay. >> say bye-bye. >> that is little pete's right behind that young man, that is chancellor street behind him, he is standing on 17th street, little pete's is closing, can you believe it, so the last time they will let anybody in there is 9:30 p.m., monday. >> interesting. >> a lot have people go there late at night. >> middle of the night. >> we had a director named pat , pat o'neill, yeah todd go there all the time, chocolate shakes, pancakes, in the middle of the night. it is closing. money will try to go over there for 9:00 o'clock hour. if it is not me, it will be somebody from my staff. you have to be part of the last day. so join us, get over there at 8:00 in the morning, 8:30 on monday. >> memorial day. >> memorial day, you don't to have go to work swing by and get that one last egg. >> good thing. >> sit down and talk with everybody. >> i noticed you posted last night you asked people to share their stories. everybody has a little pete story. >> people got engaged, first dates, they got married in there 40 years of memories. >> so, come in monday morning get there 8:30. i will show up at 9:00. >> they will have a carnival. >> next day shut down 17th street, right there between locust and walnut and have a block party thank you party. >> they are expecting thousands to show up. >> i'll see you monday 9:00 a.m. little pete's. >> we will there been. i just met aunt bootcy she said you can call me bootcy she finally gets to go to the prom. she never went in high school but she went and that was her date. you'll meet those two next right here live on "good day philadelphia". i will say that 24 hours from right now that scene will look nothing like that. >> i predicted six hours. >> it will be packed. >> packed. >> three day weekend, it is may 26th, 2017, karen hepp, you know her, you love her, she's here. >> good morning, karen. >> hi, alex. >> let's regroup, start over. >> happy weekend. >> yes. >> i have a question, i hate to start off this way but something is nawing at you. is your relationship on the rocks? i suggest and i have been doing it this morning using a emoji, how they can help you, and your significant other save your relationship. >> and the franklin institute 's new attraction will make your head spin. >> we put the mirror maze to the test. >> by the way, kid will love that if you have nothing planned this weekend get over there we will show it to you. >> it is educational is there math involved. >> mathis involved. >> you have been talking about this all morning long, as