one tour of duty. he was awarded the bronze star actually because of that tour. back out here life again. we mentioned the tight security presence. michael is going to pan over here. you can see police officers with k9 units, military presence. we see a lot of secret service agents here, very, very tight security herement of course because president obama will be here as well as of course bow biden's family, vice-president joe biden and so many national dig tries here as well to bid a final farewell to delaware's son. we're going to have complete coverage of all the services today. you. we have our fox 29 news app you be watch it there and then when the president, president obama gives the ultimatey we will be airing that life right here on fox 29. at 8:06 we're following

developing news in lehigh county. two young girls are in critical condition this morning after falling out of a fourth floor window. we first brought you this story as breaking news last night on fox 29 news at 10. allentown police tell t us the three and five year olds fell from an apartment building in the 700 block of turner street. now what you're seeing is video of the scene from skyfox. right now police are investigating just how the girls fell out of that window. it is exactly 8:06. we do have a lot of breaking news that happens overnight while you were sleeping. this is one of those stories, a man is in critical condition after a the shing in germantown. this happened just after one at germantown avenue. the victim was shot at least nine times while sitting inside of a vehicle. he then walks, even though he was shot nine times to a nearby chinese store in order to get help. if you've got any information, please call police. also this morning state police are investigating a deadly accident in delaware county. this is where a car hit a guardrail overnight on i95 in

ten can township. the driver was taken to the hospital where tragically he did pass away. no word yet on what caused that crash. police need your help, the family of an eight year old girl hit hurt in a hit and run accident israelying to raise awareness for the problem. she was hit by a car memorial day on the 1200 block of south 57 street in the kensington section of the city t. the driver kept going. she suffered injuries to her face, arm and hand. the car is believed to be a gray ford taurus with tinted windows her eyes was rolling in the back of her head. i was terrified. yesterday family members rallied in love park to bring attention to the problem. two other children were victims of a hit and run over the past

two months. also in southwest fill in april. a four year old boy was hit and killed on south 57th street. that same day a two year old boy was hit on masher street and died days later. no arrests have been made in either of those cases. police in new jersey need your help because they are searching for a bank robber. there he is right there. they say that man was armed with a handgun, walks in the fulton bank on bridgeton pike in harrison township yesterday and demands money. there were three female employees who were the only ones i'm side the bank at the time. the good news is nobody was hurt. if you recognize that person was, please call police right away. breaking their silence. this is something that was already dealt with. we've already forgiven josh. we've already moved on. two duggar sisters speak out about the scandal swirling around their older brother. why they say what he did to them was simply just a bad choice.

instead of dancing in the streets these local students are dancing in the hallway and their moves are going viral. why they believe this music video could save a life. i'm superintendent michael chipwood with a video that is bleep this week. a gunman follows two men into the restaurant and pulls the trigger. the bullet struck a wood table just barely missing a man who was trying to eat dinner. the two men are seen running for their lives. they quickly escape and run into the bar next store. when i look at this video and you see two men being chased into a jamaican restaurant and then you see that the brave gun man opened fire but he totally miss he the guy he's shooting at. it's an innocent man who is sitting down and having dinner and the bullet strikes the table where he'sette zood.

once again we see gun violence. these bums and the individuals who have easy access to firearms put us all in danger. unfortunately the gunman escaped. i'm superintendent michael chipwood. that's my take.

welcome back. it is 8:12 right now we just got this tweet in from one of our viewers, pj who says ironry that a beautiful man's mass that is going to be held at st.

anthony's. our saint of missing fins. we'll have coverage of all the events. in our coverage this morning, the duggar sisters are speaking publicly address the molestation scandal involving their oldest brother. the reality stars found their world upside down after the news broke that josh duggar molested five girls including four of his sisters. the press has been an attack on their family, they spoke to police in 2006 after the children's safety center in arkansas but thought they were doing so in complete confidentiality. the girls were completely shocked to find all of their information turned over to a tabloid. i think for us our situation is so different than most girls in that it was -- is very subtle. he knew in his mind my can as are wrong and i have bad intentions. but he was very sly, like the

girls didn't catch on. it was like, okay, if he catches a girl sleeping, a quick feel or whatever. or like if you're just not really aware, in the situations that happened when the girls were awake they weren't aware of what was happening. the girls say they've both forgiven josh and have moved on. the thing they're most angry about is the publicity they've been getting from the media. they told meaghan kelly they thought their parents handled the situation the best way possible and that the police report should never have been released to the public. comments come into social media. mark writes they obviously love their brother. they commend christians to be perfect. what he did was wrong, but what would you do if you were their family. shame on the officials that chose to release this story and finally from sandra, these poor girls are so brain washed that they defend a child molester. it's sad that they can't realize

that if they say that they forgive him it's the same as if they said that child molestation is no big deal. joining us now on fox to talk about this, our fox 29 legal analyst con rot while, good morning. good morning, bill. let's start from kind of the accusations that the family is throwing out there. there's questions about whether or not this information ever should have been leaked to the public. they say it was a leak. the authorities there say that they didn't break any laws and when it happened he was 18. legally should this information be out there? >> well, no, it shouldn't be out there. this happened when he was a juvenile and juvenile records are supposed to be kept private. so the leak that i think we're talking about legally where there's a potential problem is the leak by the police who leaked those records back in 2006. this family was supposed to go on the oprah show back in 2006 and some information was leaked to the oprah show saying this family is not what they appear to be and i believe the records were leaked at that time.

after that time period then in touch scene got ahold of these records and then further blue it up. i think the family does have a point in saying that these records should have never become public. i think they have a legal basis for saying that. it sounds like you're not buying the authorities' explanation that it never came to light until he was 18 and so bylaw they released it through a freedom information act. they're actually saying it would have been illegal for them not to have released the information? >> i don't think they have a problem. they're just taking information that was out there in the public domain and on blowing it up, maybing i bearing. you can argue about the ethics of that because it involved a juvenile. i don't think legally i don't think the magazine has a problem. i think potentially there could be a lawsuit against the police department but you have to deal with the statute of limitations there, too so there's going to be defenses. all in all i think everybody should trust the juvenile system that what happens to a juvenile, those records are basically to

be sealed and not to be made public because they're not supposed to prejudice somebody when they become an adult. these at whole reason for making juvenile records private. now, the legal side, as it relates to the duggars, now, they said in the interview, they put safeguards in place. the daughter said the family did the best that they possibly could, but still in all, at least two more incidents happened after that, according to reports. do they face any liability for not protecting others from claims that they were aware of? >> i don't think so. i think that would be a tough case. if you look at what they did, they did two things. they took their son to counseling. they basically sent him aand they sent him to this christian counseling group. they also went to the police and reported it. to be honest, that's going above and beyond. a lot of families that this happened to, one child to another child i think most families would keep it in-house. you can argue whether that's proper or no. i think the reality is that most parents are

noting whying to take their child down to police headquarters and report the incident. so the fact that the duggar did do that i think is going their defense, we tried to do everything we could do. the problem is that it happened a number of times. but, the story is, if you list especially to the family that each and every time that it was done, the son, josh, came and told the parents. so there's of discussion both ways on this issue. it sounds like more information is going to continue to come occupancy the discussion and the debate. ken, as always we appreciate your legal analysis. good seeing you, have a nice weekend. >> same to you, you have a good one. > the conversation continues on social media. we want to know what you think. you you can go to our fox 29 facebook. you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. just make sure you're always using the hashtag, fox 29 weekend. > it is 8:18 right now a lot of folks are trying to get ready, plan their days. i know we have strawberry festivals and lots of celebrations at long wood

gardens. at pocono mountains i was there at sky top. absolutely gorgeous. we have a question from some of our students. here it is. fox 29 weekend, what's the weather going to be like? they were from st. mary's school and all talking at once. i think i made out. what's the weathering whying to be like. they were in trenton at the capital. let's start there. there's a few showers and storms moving through and it looks like they will be early in the day. we'll put it in 10:00. not only trenton, but south of the area could see a storm. 2:00 they're clearing out. clearing by 7:00. the temperature is 73 degrees. a warm day today, but it's a little transition. we're starting to clear out. look at these temperatures now, upper 60s, close to 70, so a mild start like it's been the past few days, especially to the south where it's into the mid 60s. there's some moisture in the air, but there's also some dry

air moving in. as the dry air moves in we don't see anymore thunderstorms, but before that happens that moisture coming in could trigger these storms especially to the south. so it's early in the day. we're looking at a transition as that dry air moves in. but it could trigger a few storms, especially philadelphia south. there's a few rain drops coming down now. look for these storms to develop late morning and early afternoon and then clear out. look at the temperatures, today is a warm day, up to 80-degrees. a little cooler right along the coast there. we have 64 in atlantic city. 65 in cape may. it could warm up in an hour or so but then drop by afternoon. the temperatures at the shore, 72 today, but then 78. 72 and then dropping with those showers this morning. a cooler day tomorrow with that wind coming out of the northeast. 8 # in philadelphia. we have storms early. normally these pop up with the heating, not the case today. clearing late tonight, but as the skies clear, the temperatures drop.

low 60s tomorrow morning. 59 in the city, 51 in the suburbs, especially north and west. a result cooler tomorrow morning. let's see if the storms come back in the seven day. i'll look at that coming up a little bit later. > still ahead coming up on fox 29 weekend. we have some big changes for some of the catholics in our area, specifically dun the shore. why one of our major congregations is about to get a lot bigger. this ace a story that has thousands of people talking on source immediate y. we want you to weigh in. an interest racial couple received a letter of hate. they posted it on facebook and the response they got it may shock you coming up on fox 29 weekend.

hi, i'm bruce gordon. 11 term chack a fautor is about to be crowd facted. it sounds a little creepy are as the philadelphia daily news reports crowd pack is a website looking to find a democratic primary challenger to provide some competition. he's been under federal investigation for years, but that hasn't stopped the incumbent present winning reelection through reelection facing no competition at all in democratic primary and a sac figures lamb in the general he election. crowd pack is soliciting donation pledges for a slew of challenges in the hopes that one of them will accept the challenge and challenge fautor.

those pledges don't turn into donations unless the candidate actually formalizes the run. my take i've got three questions. how slanted must the campaign playing field be when virtually no one steps up to challenge the incumbent with no great record and an ethical cloud hacking over his head? second, how sad is it the local republican party can't muster up a candidate. third, the crowd pack site is designed to draft a candidate. so it doesn't seem like the challenger came up with the idea on their own. god forbid. how pathetic is it that potential rivals to the status quo have to fear backlash from the party. this crowd pack idea may actually generate a primary opponent come 2016. more likely it will generate some headlines, a little internet buzz and little else.

around here we like talking about term limits. guess what, we already have them. it's called getting off the so, going to the poll place and voting the incumbent out of office if you don't like what they're doing. maybe we should give it a try sometime. only in philly. we have the two passes pass past

♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup welcome back. it is 8:28 and this is the day that we are remembering bow biden and he will be played to rest. the former attorney general of delaware and of course the vice-president's son will than laid to rest today.

the funeral services beginning in just about two hours right there at saint anthony of pad you a catholic church in wilmington. hashtag rest in peace, thoughts and prayers to the biden family. at 8:29 taking a look the at your news headlines. us marshals are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the man that you just who they say killed his ex girlfriend in camden county. 45 year old michael i tell of berlin is wanted for the murder of carol brown. police were called on the 100 block of parton avenue late wednesday night. they found the 39 year old woman stabbed several times. brown died at the hospital. now, police say she had a restraining order against idol. the camden diseases announced some pretty big changes for catholics in the atlantic city area. four of the churches are going to be merging into one parish. we've seen a the of this happening.

this will all happening quickly. they will become the parish of saint monica. this consolidation comes following a two-year study focusing on the best way for the diocese to grow and flourish issue. let's take a look at your interactive weather. first look at this video that we're about to show you. it's a winter wonder land in june. it started off by a rainstorm but then it took people by surprise when it turned into hail. hopefully and thankfully we don't have to deal with that kind of weather around here. >> no, the amount of hail, no, but he we do have some storms in the forecast. that was incredible. you see that a lot in h that part of the country. we could get a thunderstorm, maybe a little hail, but nothing like that. this is the risk from the storm prediction center. the bull's eye over eastern nebraska. they do put a little contour over our area. we may get a little

thunderstorms, a few of them may be strong, some hail, but nothing like that we saw there. deborah has a relay for event in delran, new jersey. it goes from 1:00 to 1 tonight. the showers and storms will be clearing out by this afternoon. the cooler breezy coming in by 2:00 in the morning down to 55-degrees. so dress warm brenda, it's a great event. ultimate doppler radar shows we are looking at a few showers and possibly thunderstorms watching this area closely. they could be developing here in the next few hours. i'm jeff cole it's time for fox unfillerred. we'll respond to your comments and complaints right her on the air. first i am standing with a guy who never gets any viewer backlash, howards quinn. how are you. >> i am great. the eighth day of the week is when don't get it.

we have one for you, judy wrote, your anchor is very rude. while watching the news last night he made an unnecessary remark about michelle obama exercising. >> that's impressive. wow. waiting for you, howard. he said exercising was a waste of taxpayer money because she's president obama's wife? what is saying she can't exercise? he needs to think before he speaks. howard. it was a joke that she misunderstood totally what i said. number one, it's not our tax dollars that go to her. her husband gets our tax dollars because he's paid as the president of the united states. so if people would just understand, i never said anything we're paying for her exercise i saw all that beautiful exercise equipment and the fact is, it is our tax dollars that pay for that

equipment. now, judy, do you understand? i'm just -- it's not a slight on the president's wife. is that -- do you understand it? >> i understand the point you were making. it is totally understandable. >> i would like to thank you for taking your time to explain it. any time i could explain it to you, jeff and to judy and all viewers, i'm happy to do it. next up, i am standing with one of the anchors of this fine weekend broadcast bill anderson. before we start can i tell you my favorite segment it's so well written, produced, your presentation is top notch it's emmys worthy. what did i do? let's get right to it. this week bill you did a story about a high school enacting a dress code for grad way, a dress code not for the students, but for the parents and guests. no jeans, no shorts, no t-shirts and colored shirts are required. we were overwhelmed with reaction to your story.

this is why children and teens, act, dress and behave the way they do. after seeing how some parents dress at an elementary school function i believe in a dress school code for parents. i always dress appropriately for my daughter's ceremonies. i represent her always. i necessary nice a kind of hit it on the head there. >> yes, she did. a the look of the response we got were split how dare a school district tell parents how to dress. the other people were saying how sad is it that a school district has to tell a parents how to dress. marie said noogenesis a stretch, though. some people just don't have dress patents. how dare anyone deicide what is appropriate for another agut. so much for the land of the free. a lot of response to it, but it was overwhelmingly pro-school.

most of the people were saying, this is a graduation, dress appropriately. even the ones who opposed the dress code opposed being told what to do. the school is basically getting a left support on this. thanks a lot for coming here. you ought to run back downstairs because the show is ongoing. you do know that this segment is taped. this is taped in this isn't -- this isn't live? finally, i'm standing here with our chief meteorologist scott williams. hi, scott. >> what's up. bad weather week, my friend. >> it's looking better for the weekend. on monday, the national weather service issued a tornado warning for salem county. we took air to warn our viewers during judge judy. some of our viewers didn't like that. he elizabeth, does it really take 20 minutes to ill us there might be a tornado. put our regular program back on. it's so uncalled for.

stephen, you could have put up a graphic. no need to totally cut in into judge dude did i. roland came to our defense, however. had we not done it, he wrote, tomorrow it will be why they didn't warn us. omg. cot, we get this complaint a lieutenant. don't we. >> rereally do. we have to decide when we're going to break into programing. we take the weather seriously here and tornado warnings they could mean lives could be lost. we have to inform what is happening on ultimate doppler because things can change in an instant. if that tornado warning was in your backyard you want us to be on air. we try to limit the amount of time we're on air. but when had a tornado and we're obligated to be on and keep people safe. we know folks have their favorite shows, but once again our first priority is to inform and also make sure we're helping to save lives. well said.

that's an important role. thanks very much, scott williams. let me ask you something, did you know that this segment is actually on tape. >> i did and you know what, you're at home right now. i'm at home right now? that's it for this edition of fox unfiltered. >> apparently i'm at home watching myself do this. go run some errands. we'll see you next week. that gives me a headache. does he ever give you a headache >> no headaches. a the look of people do get migraines. you know who gets them, joist who anchors them on the weekend. terrible headaches. if you suffer from headaches, h they could be excruciating, got to go to a dark room. we've got some interesting information. the common trigger to that pain and it's something that you can't control but we'll try to find something that helps you out. plus also, i love this one, this is our famous song roar, instead of dancing in the street we have

these kids dancing in the hauls why they believe this music video could save a life. a heart warming story. you don't want to miss it.

8:40 on fox 29 weekend. look at this, the comments are coming in, but there's a picture. pamela got her fox 29 weekend t-shirt. how did she get it? >> she event us a weather question. that's easy. all you have to do is send us a question, facebook, instagram, twitter. we'll get them. we'll air them.

you'll get that t-shirt. a video. it has to be a video? >> a video. we also want to show you this picture. i'm celebrating the barcelona match which airs on your network this afternoon. thank you, yes, it does. 26789. 45. this is a really cute picture. and send us your pictures supporting all of our us soccer team. thank you. this is dan cot owe ever think your smartphone is stalking you. advertisers are going to spend 45 trillion-dollar to try to get your attention on the internet. the faster'sest part of what they're spending on, targeted advertising. every time you click the like button on facebook or visit a website, advertisers make note of that and then they push ads out to you based on what they think you're interested in.

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that as we take a live look right now at a church in wilmington, saint anthony of pad what church where we are teaing thousands of people to come out to remember and say goodbyes, a man that was deeply loved, the most popular politician in the entire state of delaware. he had huge prospects and a wonderful and he is certainly going to be sorely missed. we'll have coverage all morning long. somebody, a teacher, a bucks county teacher doesn't have to question whether she inspired her students. she actually showed them. showed her on u tube to the song war by amy padly. she is a teacher at governor miss line high school. she is batting cancer for the entire school of 1200 students wanted to show their support with a video. hatly who was on the us national gymnastics team. everyone jumping for you. we support you. we support it. i am a tiger.

it's like i have a boat load of angels surrounding me lifting me up through this and carrying me through. everyone is show excited about this, even our control room is excited and wanted to go ahead and get the video playing. i see why because it absolutely is inspirational video. amy has almost completed chemo and radiation therapy. surgery is next. we wanted to show this video. it's so inspiration alan show that our thoughts and prayers are with her. nicely done. in your news this morning, june is migraine awareness month. if you suffer them, you know how debilitating they can be. about 2,000 americans are affected by chronic migraines. so many people go undiagnosed. a common trigger that so many people don't even realize itself eat weather. doctors say simply the change in the air pressure your could cause these debilitating

migraines. if you know someone who suffers from migraines, tell them to go to a doctor and try to get some relief. at 8:47 it's time to take you in focus. our photo journalist bill record goes out every week and not only does he shoot the stories, he tells them in a way that makes you feel like you're right there. this week he's taking us to bucks county where it's all about fencing. feet pointing forward. at the liberty fencing club in wearing ton, pennsylvania, a group of young boys and girls are practicing their foot work. hold it when you get to the end. leading the pack, church mahal davis. it's a great sport to exercise your body and your mine. it's something where you get a great physical workout. fencing can be broken down in three different styles, fa, favor and spoil. they're as different as the track and field event. the shot put guys or girls might not like the hurdles or might

not like the 400. on guard, 12 year old chris davis is fencing in the foil style. it basically goes this. only the tip of the sword may be used to strike your opponent's torso. babier you add the arms and hands. for fa you use the whole body. i've been working on my reflexes for years. i'm working on my foot work. chris comes to the club two nights a week. his dad by his side recording every minute. i fenced him one time. i will never do it again. i've watched him so i know what his weaknesses are. i went after him and i scored the touch and i scored it pretty convincingly and he lifts up his mask and he says we're n fencing for real. he went after me. fencing can teach kids, patients, leadership and how to

lose. i think that that's just a great thing to learn. it makes dealing with life, with business with work, with everything else so much easier. some say fencing is like playing chess. you need to think ahead and get in your opponent's head and almost predict the picture. no matter what you think fencing is a sport you can participate in your whole life. it looks graceful, almost easy but when you try it for the first time it's more difficult. it definitely helps you improve your coordination over all. in wearing ton, bill record, fox 29 news. let's take a look at the forecast right now a the look of runs that are starting just about now. i know there's a super hero 5k out in blue bell, a walk that's happening in pennsauken for epilepsy. it looks like it's perfect weather for that, but we also have this weather question day. hey, dave, there's the music festival today from 5 to

10:30:00 p.m. it looks like the weather is going to be good, but i wanted your expert opinion, pete, expert opinion, you think it's okay. looks pretty good. no need to get into a weather debate. this is in gloucester county -- williamstown i should say. the event, it's a music festival happening late into the afternoon. that's the key, the timing here is the key because there will be storms but by 6:00, 9, 11:00 it things like things are clearing out and cooling off quite a bit. things are happening in the next few hours. as temperatures continue to warm up we still have the moisture in the air. upper 60s, near 70 at reading. it's slowly beginning to am what up. mid to low 60s to the south. we talk about afternoon summer storms. the summertime thunderstorms develop in the afternoon. not the case with this. this is some cooler air that's moving in and that will trigger the storms in the next few hours. you don't have to wait until the afternoon. things look pretty clear. but think the computer forecast showing these showers and storms develop mainly from i95 to the

south by 1:00. after 1:00 they begin to clear out. the dry air moves in, it is cool and comfortable overnight tonight it is clearing up. tomorrow morning will be much cooler. don't expect temperatures to be into the 60s when you wake up. it's 59-degrees by tomorrow morning. a 51 in a few of the surrounding suburbs. it's a quick break because the storms are back on monday. a try day on tuesday. and here they are, 90, 92, hot and humid by thursday and friday with showers and thunderstorms coming back. still ahead on fox 29 weekend it's a story that's taken social media by storm. a couple receives a terrible hate letter, but it's what they did next has thousands of people talking. plus, it's been two years since he pulled her from the rubble. now, for the first time a survivor from the market street building collapse meets the man

who saved her life. we've got the emotional reunion.

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frederick. this is mom-o-logue. i know it's been cold and rainy all week so you probably don't want to look at bathing suits. but it's come up three times in the past two weeks. i tried on a one piece didn't really look good, didn't think my body was ready for a two piece but i've met some women who said go ahead, rock the two piecement it doesn't have to be as skimpy as these. t.j. maax, century 21, all kinds of discount places, forever 21 and h and m. they have really cool bathing suits. this looks okay, but it looks like you're trying to be safe. you're a mom, you're not safe when it comes to your kids. here's what i'm doing, i'm giving you permission, rock it out. ryan, do you like this idea? ryan likes this idea, he's a web guy. he's a sexy man himself. again, find the two piece that fits you and don't be afraid of

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> your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. and welcome back. it is going to be a wonderful saturday. the sun just came out right here on top of our old city stories. maybe it's shining on your head. i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. maybe the sun is shining on your head. good morning, everybody. we have so much news that's been happening, of course our big story is remembering bowe biden. president obama is going to be delivering the ultimatey. we'll be taking you live to wilmington where so many will be gathering. police are trying to figure out why two young girls fell from a four-story window in allentown. we'll have the details on that coming up. first, let's get our day started as we take a live look outside

at our interactive weather. we know there is so many things happening. there was a craft show in pedestrian letter's village where you were last weekend, weren't you? >> i was, a little wine tasting. > can i say that this early. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. > what can we expect on this day. >> pretty good out there, showers and storms that can be an issue later. a lot of people going outside today, strawberry festivals, a great time of year on go out and do that. if you want to go out early, watch for showers and storms. it's 71 now. seeing that sunshine warm things up just a bit and we're into the 70s pretty much every suburb north and west except for trenton at 67. dover is at 70, a the look of people going outside. will my trip to the zoo be a no go because we're talking about showers, most likely not. it is clear right now. there's philadelphia philadelphg the skull skill expressway. it's what could develop in this area that's my concern for the

next hour or sex there's some cooler, dryer air coming in, but that could trigger the storms and they will be developing by 11 or 12:00. the computer picks that up. maybe just north and west you could see a popup shower or storm between now and 2 or 3:00. after 4:00 when you normally get these summertime storms developing it's clear out. that's the dry air coming in taking away the moisture, taking away what could be developing here. no more storms tonight. we'll see 73 and muggy this morning and then by noon it's stormy 75-degrees. we do climb above 80. we're hitting 80 by 5:00. that clear sky could lead to a color night tonight especially in some of those suburbs. those numbers are coming up in the seven day forecast i'll have that later. taking a look at developing news developing in lehigh county. one child has died after two young girls fell out of a fourth floor window. we first brought you story as breaking news on fox 29 news a

at 10. allentown police tell us the three and fivier old fell from an apartment building in the 700 block of turner street. as you can he see skyfox was there on the scene. you're looking at off the video. right now police are investigating how the girls fell out of the window. bill, thank you. it is 9:02. new this morning something from overnight. we've learned that a man is in critical condition after a the shing in germantown. it is germantown. the man was shot at least nine times while sitting in a vehicle and then astoundingly he somehow manages to walk to a nearby chinese store to get some help. if you've got any information about that case, please call police right away. also this morning, state police are investigating a deadly accident. this one happened in delaware county. a car hits in kin can township, the guardrail on i95, the driver was taken to the hospital where he died. we do not know what caused that crash.

bill, and the family of an eight year girl hurt in a hit and run accident israelying to raise awareness about the problem and to hopefully find the driver who did it. 8 year old in a these yeah span was hit by a car. the driver kept going. she suffered yourself to her face, arm and hand and has had two surgeries so far. and is scheduled for a third soon. the car is believed to be a gray ford taurus with tinted vehicles. her eyes was rolling in the back of her head. i was terrified. yesterday family members rallied in love park to bring attention to the problem. two other children were victims of a hit and run over the past two months. also in southwest philadelphia. in april a four year old boy was hit and killed on south 57th street. that same day a two year old boy was hit on masher street and died days later. no arrests have been made in

those cases. police in new jersey need your help because they are searching for that bank robber. they say a man armed with a handgun walked into the fulton bank. this is the one located over at bridgeton pike in harrison township. this is yesterday evening and he demanned cash. there's a picture of him with a weapon. the employees were the only ones inside the bank at the time. good ins is that nobody was hurt. if you recognize that person, his clothes or posture, please call police right away. two teens are in police custody accused of robbing people at gun point in north philadelphia. a 17 year old was one of them who was involved in that situation. deshawn hardin and 16 year old brian anthony are being charged as adults. police say the two would pull a gun and rob people on the treats of their cash and belongings. investigator i a the teens are responsible for six robberies in may.

most occurred near the temple university campus. and it is a somber day in delaware as we remember one of the native sons. our whole nation preparing to say a final farewell to bow biden. of course you know that vice-president joe biden's son lost his battle with brain surgery just a week ago today. there is media from all over the country and so many people. what are people saying, sabina? >>reporter: i'll take you guys right to the scene here. > it looks like we're ' having a little bit of trouble with her rid ohio. sabina is going to be there throughout. we'll continue to get updates. people are from all over the world who are coming in to pay their respects.

>> the mass is going to be public. it was a long day certainly where so many people were paying their respects when they had the viewing and the family, a very emotional day yesterday. they had two separate viewings. he was lying in honor at the state capital. we have the services. president obama is going to be giving the ultimatey today. we are expecting about at noon. we will be carrying online streaming my philly.com. we have a news app that you can watch anything that happens with the service. and then when the president speaks and delivers the ultimatey today we will bring that live to you on fox 9. we believe that will be at about noon today. now, we've got another controversial story going on that we have been following. what would you do if your family received some sort of hate letter in the male. >> i think it's really disturbing and would really rattle you. what happened to one couple. >> this one couple turned to

social media. they posted on social media and the response they received it may shock you. >> a lot of you are commenting on this one already. we'll get to those comments. plus,s itself he ' been two years since a rescuer pulled one of the victims from the rubble after the terrible collapse that happened on market street. for the very first time the survivor, she comes face to face with the hero who rescued her. we were there for the emotional reunion. i'm anthony mongeluzzo and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. steve jobs changed the way we use mobile phones. you don't need a stylist. now some inventors want to change the way that we write. we need precision. basically it's a desist that you could anywhere on any surface. you can even write on your face. if you need to take a quick note somewhere, here's my grocery list, maybe let's start writing

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philadelphia mother accused of abandoning her son who doesn't have the use of his limbs has now been determined to be competent to stand trial. police say back in april, that mother, nie look marla dumped her2 1 year old son in the woods with a blanket and a bible for five days so she could go down and visit her boyfriend in maryland. that child had no food or water during those five days. he has since recovered. right now that mother is being held on $2 million bale. yesterday marked the two year anniversary of the tragic building collapse on market street. what a tragedy. it killed six people. but it also marked two years since one of the people trapped in the collapse meets the person who saved her life. we were there. ann marie a leak on had been bury under concrete for over five hours when john o'neill heard her cries for help and lead the team that rescued her.

they had been eager to reconnect, but over $8 million of medical procedures have made it impossible. after a complete lower body amputation. she said she wanted to meet the man who helped her life. i went to reach down ann marie a moved her head. i immediately stood back up and the chief was standing there and i stared at him italian i said somebody is alive here. it was an emotional meeting. she doesn't speak a lot of english, but managed to tier up and say thank you and god bless you, you saved my life. if memory serves me well, she is originally from poland in i believe the ukraine. and so a lot of people there just really to offer their support and to witness what was a moment two years in the making. absolutely. the time right now is 9:13.

it just clicked over. one of the interesting things happening as we take a look at center city in our city alfred's alley, the longest habitually habitated street in our country. basically it's a party. if you want to check out that historic street, you can go down there, check it out and they will let you in. here's a question, my name is malia. this sunday is the dog tone yeah dog wash in chester springs. me and my mom are going to go to represent positive cause. we're hoping for a really good turnout. but if the weather is bad, people won't come. so dave, what's the weather going to be like? >> is it me or does that dog talk? did you see that. >> best weather question ever. you can't get this anyplace else. can the dog get a shirt. you can't get that at channel 6 or channel 10. we have talking dogs for you.

showers and storms, it's a bit muggy out there, but that is in chester springs, chester county, a few showers and storms this morning. don't worry there, little pup. it will be clearing out by 2:00. the clouds linger but it's dry, 7:00, 73-degrees. nice and comfortable this afternoon. the showers and storms will be developing this morning. it's not the afternoon type of storm, maybe 3, 4:00. thinks actually going to happen in the next two hours or so. mid to low 70s or so. it's meeting up, mild and warm. it could be into the 80s. these are light showers that we have now. a few spring also coming in from the north and west. with the moisture in the air and cold air coming in above the warm, muggy air at the surface, showers develop and along with a few thunderstorms and it will be through this area here. this gets picked up by the computer forecast. popping up these storms, maybe a few just north and west of philadelphia, but right around the city, i95 getting a storm developing to the south. these storms develop but they die down by about 4 or 5:00

except for a few lingering showers. it's right in the middle of the day we'll see the isolated storms develop and then it clears out. if you're heading out there for a bike ride this afternoon, andrew wants to know in cherry hill it should be okay if you wait a little while. the longer you wait the besetter your chances of dodging the storms that will be developing today. with the clear sky and the sky air it's not 60s tomorrow morning, it's 50s. 59 in the city, 51 grows in the suburbs. that wind will die down. it will be a fairly light breeze by tomorrow morning. a bit cool when you step outside, but hot and muggy weather returns in the sex day. i'll look the at numbers coming up a little bit later. we'll all looking forward to getting out there enjoying some nice events. thousands will watch the belmont steaks. there's one horse everyone is rooting for. it's american farrow. he could make history and become the first triple crown winner

from 97. our friend from 91.5 fanatic is here. we're trying to figure out what a horse is going to do. >> we'll talk horse racing. people are really excited. 90,000 people are going to much what. first time in years, possible triple crown. is this enough excite that your audience, people are on board. in the 70s, they had three triple crown winners in six years. it happens frequently. i hasn't happened since 1978. and 13 horses have had a chance to win the triple crown and they come up short. so why is that? why have so many horses won the first two legs not been able to do it? it will tell you that history has shown you that it's really tough to do, can american farrow do it. i feel like we need to this happen so we can stop talking about it. i'm excited today, believe it or not. i love this kind of stuff. you're awesome at your job. it just occurred to me. i'll sitting listening to all the information, the details you

have about horse racing. you're that deeply involved in it. it's just the race or people are on board. it's an event, an american iconic. you have the three races, you go out, to one of the turf clubs. i'll be honest with you, i don't know a lot about horse racing other than the three races when they come up but it's pretty araising, smart i jones in 2004, had a chance and was winning the whole way and then lost at the end. there's reasons why this hasn't been done before. the belmont is the longest race, a mile and a half. so it's grueling. there's eight horses in the event today, a couple of them didn't raise in all three of the events. they'll raise in the kentucky derby and they'll sit them out for the preakness so they're fresh and rested. et cetera a one of the reasons why it doesn't happen. that's actually some of the controversy, if there's controversy surrounding this. you have one horse that is trying to make history, others that are coming in running

fresh. they're not being judge odd a level playing field, is that fair. >> it's probably not fair, but i guess it's reality. california chrome when the horse didn't win it, and it was going for l triple crown. this isn't fair, there's a bunch of horses that didn't have to race. it's a grueling event. it's a mile and a half. it's a lot longer than the other races. we will see. history tells you, it's not going to happen. i feel like it's going to happen today. people are excited about this. bill writes happy belmont steaks day, bring it home american farrow. kathy says i love to witness one more triple crown before i die. run like the wind american farrow. a lot of people are on board with this. you said you think it's going to happen. i think it's more of a hope. how do you know know how a horse is going to wake up this morning and if it's going to run fast or whatever. 13 times in the row that they

haven't one the belmont so why not today. >> you want to drop a dollar on it. >> i'm going to the turf club. frost is the one horse that say myth win. one button before we wrap it up, i read someplace that they're telling people you should go out there and buy a one dollar ticket, met on american far owe and hold the ticket. if the horse wins, you now have a collector's item that is going to be worth a whole lot more than the win. i'm on board. are you on board with this? are you keeping track of the belmont stakes. drop that dollar bet. i'm telling you they're making history. tell us what you think, you can leave the comments on fox 29 facebook. tweet us at fox 29 philly. just make sure you use the hashtag, fox 29 weekend. > thank you. you know what else was today on

june 6, 1944? >> what was that. d case, historical day. 165,000 allied troops landed on the beaches of nor mandy. remembering so many things. this one got a lot of attention, what would you do in this situation? there was a couple who got a hate letter in the male. it was nasty. they posted it on facebook. and the response they got, it may surprise you. and also we're continuing to cover our big story this morning. we're taking a live look right now. this is inside an absolutely gorgeous church, saint anthony of pad what there in wilmington. they have on the back of that program, the prayer to st. francis. so many people remembering the life of a man who surely will be missed. we'll be right back.

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> welcome back at 9:27. we are taking a live look right now at sanity anthony of padua in wilmington where it is a full house. we are expecting thousands of

people to come out for this mass and pray. in just one hour that is when the services will be beginning. we can hear some of the sounds there as they're playing some stringed instruments. i wanted to read you the prepare from st. francis. it says lord make me an instrument from your piece. where there was hatred let me so love, where there was injury harden, where there was doubt, faith, where there was dispare, hope. where there was darkness, light, where there is sadness, joy. and then the pray goes on and so many people are reading the words in the prepares remembering the man who touched so many as the father of two children, as a than some, as a us band and as a great leader, attorney general two terms there of the state of delaware. our coverage of course is going to continue. we have live coverage there. we'll extreme it all on our website myfoxphilly.com. we have a new app. when the president arrives which

he should be doing in just about 15 minutes we will bring you some coverage of his arrival and then when he delivers the ultimatey. very historic to have a president deliver the yuley. we will have that right here on fox 29. you may have seen this next story on your social media page. this is david anwan any shaw. they live in birmingham, a.m. bam a and they have been married for 4 years with three children. earlier this week he received a hateful letter at his business. it reads in part, it's hard to imagine a birmingham leaving and bringing back a black wife. you need to move to california where that is sop or accepted. the letter was anonymous. so david had no idea who to respond to. so he posted a response on his facebook page and the response has been receiving overwhelming support. joining us now on skype, david anwan any shaw to talk a little bit about this situation and

good morning to both of you. >> good morning. > we've got -- i heard about the criticism. i heard about the letter. and were you surprised to get that kind of negative in 2015? >> yes. absolutely. to say the least. since we've been married i don't think we ever received any kind of derogatory, negative comments. second glances of course to be expected, but other than that, that's the only negative response we've ever gotten and even since we've opened the store, the community has been highly encouraged and encouraging for us and really happy to have us here and very supportive of us since we've been here. what's interesting anwan any i'll ask you. when i heard the story, the surprise for me was that you were surprised am i know how much progress we've made into 2015, but you were sincerely shocked that kind of id

osteomyelitis cross i we'll call it still exists and from someone from the northeast we hear birmingham, l alabama and say who. >> did that shock you? >> it did. someone has to really be very alone or take a lot of energy for someone to have to take their time to put something together and put it out there. especially in -- like my husband said where we are. this area is very progressive. a lot of our families here are looking forward to the progress and different development in the works for things to be happening here and for somebody to write something like that, i was quite surprising. you guys put it out on social media and the response that you're talking about continued because we put it up on our fox 29 facebook and thousands of people literally responded. tara wrote some people have too

much time on their hands. you people have a beautiful family. ignorance is all around no matter where we live. i'm so happy he said what he said, speaking about you. of love has no column offer. some people are really just stuck in the past. another thing that happened with us when we actually put the pictures up is that people started sending us pictures of their interest racial families, putting them up on facebook. they wanted to show their love and support for you and many said that they could relate to your story. so we're actually showing pictures of hundreds of people who sent these pictures to us in support. they talked about social media bringing people together. and that seems to be the real positive that comes out of this. i know you guys have children and this is kind of next generation of having to deal with these challenges. how did you explain it to them and how have they responded? >> well, we didn't know if we should tell them or not at first because it's not anything that they can even relate to. they happening out with kids of

all different races, especially the neighborhood that we live in. even my eight year old son was like, geez, man, get a life. their response was kind of comical we really worried how they were going to he that it. we thought they were going to be fearful or scared, but to them what's the big deal. i got to tell you -- thank you for spending sometime with us. i got to tell you what started off as a really depressing or hateful story, the overwhelming story has all of us encouraged. thank you for sharing your story and thank you to all the people who responded to us. >> absolutely. thank you. > you guys have a good one. and folks tell us what you think. the social media response has been overwhelming, but we still want to hear from you. you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page. you can tweet us at fox 9 philly, just make sure you use the hashtag, fox 9 weekend. thank you, bill. we're already getting a the look of those comments in. we'll read them in just a moment.

it's graduation for a the look of people, even graduation present kindergarten. a lot of families celebrating. they want to be there for those accomplishments. did you hear about this, some parents are in big trouble for cheering when their older kids. they had an arrest warrant and fines for the grown ups. we'll discuss this one coming up. we are looking at the radar here and it's showing that a few showers are around and will be developing throughout the afternoon. one or two rain drops coming down right along the coast, but showers and storms could be developing. it just started to do that just south of trenton right through burlington county. look for the possibility of a stronger thunderstorm within the next few hours across this area clearing out by this evening. see what that means for our temperatures forth rest of the weekend. i'll have in the seven day forecast coming up. comments already coming in about the interview that we just did. miss says whatever to that couple was the most racist thing

to happen, flat out disrespectful. what happened to them was disrespectful and racist. we also this one from deirdre, i'm in an interest racial relationship and you would be shocked at the stares we get. they must like what they see. >> that's a good attitude. you let us smile on something that is a very serious topic. that is air force one, that is in the new castle county area right now. that is the plane that the president was traveling on. that's not air force one. there are a couple that they use to transport. that essentially means that the president is here and getting prepared, making his way to delaware. > we'll be right back. discover brookside, and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers.

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anemic sure that there's no air pocket. it's level with the machine and then you're going to take your rolling pin or dowel and you're going to cut the after ole is over top. and it's just going -- roll right off the sides and you'll start to ' the after ole is start to form. you want to take all your excess pasta dough off and then you minute them over. there are your after ole is. you want to drop your after ole is in the water. once they come to a float, they're done. for our final product we just took our local asparagus after ole is toss them into our upon due that we make at the restaurant and a little bit of blanched asparagus speers on top with a little bit of parmesan ridge and oh:it is a delicious sheeve. i'm executive chef from mullica

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> welcome back. we are taking a live look right now in delaware, this is the 166th air lift of the delaware international guard. this is where we have signatured the president, air force one is coming in right now. obviously so many members will be there to greet him. we are expected to have the first lady and the president

arriving. there is the plane coming in. they will be making their way over to the church to give the ultimatey for the son of vice-president. one of the reasons you would use this location, of course beau biden was a member of the air international guard for more than a decade. of course he served a tour in iraq as well. so this is the arrival as we are now watching of air force one with the president and the first lady on board. once they arrive there are many streets blocked and we have lots of detours. we have a whole list on your on website myfoxphilly.com where they have detours in that entire area. the president will be making his way to the church where it's already a packed house. there are more than a thousand people inside of that getting ready for the mass and the services which will begin at 0:30 this morning. it's interesting to have the president to different the ultimatey for beau biden, but

there are many different reasons that the vice-president thought it important to have the president give this speech. this was beau biden, a person -- a wonderful person. he spent so much time with all of the people of delaware, but he was a friend to the fox 29 family. he would come here to good day very frequently he. he loved our troops. he would come out for our support on military day in september. he was a charge, interesting person who loved our country as well and a wonderful father. we saw him adoring the viewing yesterday, a very emotional day for his wife and two his two children. he had that stroke a number of years ago and then he had a first time battle with brain cancer and we thought he had beat it and he had such political aspirations. unfortunately it did come back and with a force this spring. he was being treat at walter

reed. and we did lose him a week ago. we got the news tragically on saturday night. i remember many of you as well when we got the sad news that we had lost beau biden, of course the attorney general from general. obviously you're seeing the plane coming in. the president, the first lady will be getting off shortly. as you mentioned earlier aside are the huge impact that the biden's have in delaware, it is historic that a president is actually going to deliver the ultimatey. it just doesn't happen that often. and president obama coming out, making a statement will be there showing his respect and there ill with be so many dig tries there because the bidens obviously are a political family, but a family that has touched so many people in that area. as you pointed out, very, very tight security, the president, vice-president, so many members of congress, elected officials ill will be there. we'll continue to keep people postedder we going to wait to

see the president and the first lady as they make their way off the plane. we'll continue to keep you posted because as soon as the service begins at 10:30 we'll be live with that extreme as well. the president had gotten so close to the by deb family over the last seven or eight years. he had a personal relationship with beau biden and didn't want to give this ultimatey. there will be a number of ultimatey by his two six, hunter and ashley biden. we know the by dense have been touched by tragedy. the vice-president now was just a fresh senate he suffered that tragic loss. he had gone to washington to look at his offices there and his wife was out with their children and got in that terrible accident just before christmasing whying out to a christmas tree and that is when vice-president joe biden lost his life and his daughter and his sons were so severely injured that he was sworn in at their bed sides. he would take the train back and forth out of the wilmington station for all of his years in

the senate because he wanted to be there with his sons. he has lost another one of his sons to cancer. but he still has his son hunter who will be delivering a julie and another daughter with his new wife jill. so many people who loved this family to be there today and so many different representatives will be there today. the u.s. army general raymond ordinary narrow. he was the commanding general of you s forces in iraq during the time that bowe was deployed there as an officer. weir seeing some of the first arrival team. it's the press corporation that will step out of the rear of the plane. they travel with the president wherever he goes. the door is opening. one of the things you pointed out, tragedy has struck the family. vice-president biden was nearly in consolable at that point. some of the things they said now

is that friends and family and so many people have rallied to kind of form that circle of love and circle prayer around them that they deal with a tragedy that no parent expects to have to deal with and this is the second time they've had to face this type of situation. people are rallying. thoughts and prayers continue with the family. you're seeing right now as they prepare for the president and the first laid definitely you said that the press corps are also traveling with them. several dignitaries. they will make their way off of the plane, get into transport and be taken over to the services. now, the service is supposed to start at 10:30, but the president's ultimatey is not expected to about noon today. that's exactly right. we'll be carrying that of course life when the president does give that address. i was trying to think of how many times in the past do you remember when you have a president that gives a julie for

a world figure. we had george w bush gave when ronald reagan died. president obama gave the ultimatey when nelson mandela as did so many other world leaders. but it is few and far between when have a leader, one of the greatest leaders of the free world delivering a special message to someone that has touched many different lives. i think this also, aside from again we're focusing on that tragic loss and the impact that they've had in delaware. but i think this has also had such a major impact on people because again you pointed out another child that the biden's lost, this now with bowe, that's the not something that parents ever really expect to deal with. it's not something that you're ever prepared to deal with. and i think that people are seeing that and seeing that they need support and so it's not just friends. it's a nation really that is stepping up and saying in such a

trying time we're going to rally and support you. there is the president stepping off with his family. malia and sasha obama. it's interesting the obama and biden families they went from civil friends, middle school graduation ceremony because biden's granddaughter is in the same school. they just celebrated on one end. those two girls are very close friends and now they are mourning together these families in wilmington. you see the secret service vehicle blocked out but you can see a member of the military greeting the president and some serious nods there as the team is getting ready to escort them. of course this is a relationship that has grown so close over the past years. they certainly had their times, but they have certainly prayered together and spent so much time together. the president has now arrived safely in our area, the airport at the national guard, the

166th air lift wing and we can see the first lady coming over as the doors open for her and she steps into this motorcade and she they will be in moments be heading over to the church which is packed with mourners. we are seeing inside thousands there am more outside for the services and the prayers. they were devout catholics. we will continue to keep the updates coming. we'll extreme it. we'll cover the service and we'll be right back in just moment.

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