cole is really thrived as a survivor. the first couple years vice nerve racking because you are kind of doing a lot of follow-up every few months for additional scans, blood work. >> right. >> you are really walking on egg shells at that point because we are in the sure and each scan what will happen. you know, luckily, you know, my kid are awesome. my husband is awesome. >> tell billy said hi. >> i will, he is with my older daughter at a banquet tonight. biggest thing is that the family has to pull together to get through it and it has been a wonderful advocate for cole and just a good relationship. it is. >> beautiful family. >> thank you cole we got to go , you know where it is, split is, over here, 1.844.977.cbs3. >> my man, i like that. >> stephanie, lets go over to you. >> awesome. >> hey, ukee, you and cole are doing the magic because we have some phones going here, 1.844.977.cbs3. we want to thank so many volunteers hoff been here helping us today. we have folks from the ibew and also we have got northwestern mutu

cole miners are going back to work and the war on coal is over. president trump's been rolling back the clean power plan, he's opening the way for more offshore drilling and president donald trump sent a message to the world that we're going to put american energy and american jobs first when he withdrew the united states of america from the paris climate accord. >> president trump knows that america needs all our nation's energy resources to power our homes, power our economy, and really, to power our future. and his actions in this energy week. demonstrate this president's commitment to putting american jobs, american families and american energy first. so with gratitude for his leadership, unleashing american energy, it is now my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you, the president of the united states of america,

turning now is cole. cole able to hold it around behind. cole able to turn further, got it back to schultz. and a shot was saved by rinne, and a penalty is coming up, it will be against the penguins, but there may be more after the fact. >> eddie: boy, pekka rinne has been spot-on these two games here in nashville. remember at 2-1, pekka rinne made some big-time stops against the penguins when they had that little bit of a surge there in the second period. and rinne, has regained his game after two sub par performances back in pittsburgh in games one and two. 20 straight saves for pekka rinne. and of the 23 shots, doc, got to say, at least eight or nine were a-chances. i mean, grade-a chances. >> mike: some on breakaways. the one goal was a breakaway by crosby that he got a piece of, it hit the post and then ricocheted off him and in. we mentioned earlier, a country music celebration, the rest of this week. we will be coming back here saturday, and there will be a lot of sequins in town, but nothing like the shine of the stanley cup, which

jon cole i5 whatever as we may be, we are young. jon cole is the best looking man in christendom.his heyday. wynona is certainly the prettiest daughter that anyone ever had. like hair, blue eyes, like a mackerel‘s blew back, or a duck‘s feathers. cool as a melon, herface, when you hold in your hands. god knows what stories she has seen and been a part in. savage murderfor sure, stories she has seen and been a part in. savage murderforsure, because because that. walk through the carnage and sort of her own. you could expect a child who has seen all that to wake in the night sweating, and she does. thenjohn cole i5 sweating, and she does. thenjohn cole is obliged to hold her trembling form against him and soothe her with lullabies. well, he and ian i5 soothe her with lullabies. well, he and ian is one, and he does that over and over. he holds her softly and things are a lullaby. where he got that, no man knows, not even himself. mcgee street bird from a distant country. then he lies on her bed and pushes him him. —— like a stray bird. tied in latejon cole with that that is a safety

turning now is cole. cole able to hold it around behind. cole able to turn further, got it back to schultz. and a shot was saved by rinne, and a penalty is coming up, it will be against the penguins, but there may be more after the fact. >> eddie: boy, pekka rinne has been spot-on these two games here in nashville. remember at 2-1, pekka rinne made some big-time stops against the penguins when they had that little bit of a surge there in the second period. and rinne, has regained his game after two sub par performances back in pittsburgh in games one and two. 20 straight saves for pekka rinne. and of the 23 shots, doc, got to say, at least eight or nine were a-chances. i mean, grade-a chances. >> mike: the one goal was a breakaway by crosby that he got a piece of, it hit the post and then ricocheted off him and in. we mentioned earlier, a country music celebration, the rest of this week. we will be coming back here saturday, and there will be a lot of sequins in town, but nothing like the shine of the stanley cup, which could be presented h

john cole is the best looking man in christendom. and this is his heyday.a is sure the prettiest little daughter ever man had, beautiful black hair, blue eyes like a mackerel‘s blue back, or a duck‘s wing feathers. sweet, little face, cool as a melon when you hold it in your hands and kiss her forehead. god knows what story she has seen and been part in. savage murder, for sure, because we caused it. walk through the carnage and the slaughter of her own. you could expect a child that has seen all but to wake in the night sweating, and she does. thenjohn cole was obliged to hold her trim thing form against him and soothe her with lullabies. well, he only knows one and does it over and over. he holds her softly and sings her the lullaby. where he got that, no man knows, not even himself. like a stray bird from some distant country. then he lies on her bed and she pushes in tight against him like you might imagine bear cub do in the winter night or maybe even wolves tighten likejohn cole was that bit of safety she trying to reach. a harbour. then her breathing

another martina cole thriller, another number one bestseller.ues herjourney through the london underworld where, in martina cole's stories, it's the women who are the most dangerous. in this one it's jade who is plotting to become miss big. for 25 years, since dangerous lady, this is an author who has made that world her own. welcome. 25 years since dangerous lady, martina, and the ladies are still pretty dangerous and rough, aren't they? yeah, i think i like my dangerous ladies, and i also like my dangerous men. i normally write from the point of view of the criminal, as everybody knows, as opposed to the police. i don't really write many police procedurals, so i quite enjoy sort of being on the other side of the coin. the other side of the coin — it's where you've always been, in a way, and the brilliance with which you made these tough women the ones who really ran the show, i mean, was that something thatjust came to you accidentally? you just tumbled into it? you know, i come from a long line of really really strong irish women, so i think

we will talk- her bestselling crime writer martina cole.e will talk| 25 . her bestselling crime writer martina cole. we will talk| 25 years novel the betrayal 25 years after herfirst, novel the betrayal 25 years after her first, dangerous lady. hello and welcome to the papers. with me are martin lipton, who's deputy head of sport at the sun, we start with tomorrow's front pages. the observer leads with fire safety in schools, saying proposals to relax standards are to be dropped by ministers. prince harry dominates the front page of the mail of sunday, saying he considered quitting his royal role, but stayed for the queen. the sunday telegraph headlines: blackmail fears after mps hit by cyber attack. the cyber attack is also the main story on the sunday times, who report there was fury at the time it took for the incident to be revealed. and the express leads with an image ofjeremy corbyn, saying he ignored armed forces day invitations to appear at glastonbury. lots of concerns over the safety of high rise buildings to the fore. the observe

i'm jeff cole, folks, back to you. >> and the drama doesn't end. jeff cole live in center city. thank you much, sir. >>> jubilation in harrisburg tonight. hard fought battle to beef up pennsylvania's animal protection laws has pass the the senate unanimously. the bipartisan bill now heads to governor tom wolf' desk he has promised as you can see there so sign it. it is the most comprehensive animal protection alleges laying the state has ever seen and among other things it makes the intentional infliction of extreme pain upon an animal a first offense felony. >>> ride sharing service uber released a plan it says will make things better for drivers. among the improvements uber will soon allow drivers to tip actually riders to tip their drivers. right now gratuities are not loud through the service. uber will charge riders if they cancel after more than two minutes after requesting a ride and riders will have to pay a fee if they want their drivers to wait. uber says it will continue to make improvements for drivers over the next 180 days. >>> in wildwood, businessman has paid $7,

here is a look. ♪ >> i was commissioned to write an article on this work for the cole porter companionthe fact that he did a theatrical piece early on, that it was a ballet, was little known. when i started writing this essay, i looked through the available literature, and it amounted to one article. ♪ >> i thought it should be revived because it is cold -- it is cole porter and is an important chapter in american history. but then i was interested in that it was an immigration parable and a response to decisions made on the congressional level in the united states on banning all immigrants and having quotas from countries we think of as very wealthy nowadays -- australia, western countries. and then trump happened. ♪ >> there are policies which have been unfriendly to people coming into our country. >> it is great to be able to do something that says something about that. we get the chance to make an impact. ♪ >> what i researched in looking at the score, i could see it was a fairly intricate composition. it is ragtime, there are a lot of jokes built into it that seem to be references

turning now is cole. cole able to hold it around behind. cole able to turn further, got it back to schultz. and a shot was saved by rinne, and a penalty is coming up, it will be against the penguins, but there may be more after the fact. >> eddie: boy, pekka rinne has been spot-on these two games here in nashville. remember at 2-1, pekka rinne made some big-time stops against the penguins when they had that little bit of a surge there in the second period. and rinne, has regained his game after two sub par performances back in pittsburgh in games one and two. 20 straight saves for pekka rinne. and of the 23 shots, doc, got to say, at least eight or nine were a-chances. i mean, grade-a chances. >> mike: some on breakaways. the one goal was a breakaway by crosby that he got a piece of, it hit the post and then ricocheted off him and in. we mentioned earlier, a country music celebration, the rest of this week. we will be coming back here saturday, and there will be a lot of sequins in town, but nothing like the shine of the stanley cup, which

live in downingtown, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. lucy?thank you, jeff. >>> valor -- stolen valor when a person impersonates a soldier or -- that became officially a crime. governor tom wolf signed the house bill into law it's important especially since pennsylvania has the fourth largest population of veterans in the country. >>> for fraud lenderly present themselves as worthy of the benefits and the gratitude that the men and women of the armed forces have earned that's really inexcusable. it's actually offensive to the memories of our veterans and it should be offensive to everybody in pennsylvania. >> indeed. the bill originally end introduced by representative rick is a cone. >> -- si cone. >> skyfox over north philadelphia where a demolition crew found human remains. police confirmed the medical examiner is now on the scene. as we learn more, we'll bring the to you. >>> here's a chance to september back in time. a beautiful 17th century cabin for sale in gloucester county. it will cost you a cool $3 million and it comes with a few co

on meet the also this week my guest is the bestselling crime writer martina cole, and we will be talkingbout her new novel, betrayal, 25 yea rs about her new novel, betrayal, 25 years after the first dangerous lady. now on bbc news — sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague. coming up this evening: formula i has its most eventful race of the season so far in azerbaijan. daniel ricciardo wins it for red bull, and sebastian vettel extends his championship lead over lewis hamilton. it's the t20 trophy for england — they outplay south africa in cardiff, to win the series 2—1. and at the age of 35, feliciano lopez prepares for wimbledon in the perfect manner — by winning the queens club title. good evening and thank you for

cole: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cole: i want to begin by agreeing with my good friend on many of the points that he made. i was particularly struck by the point he made about the low participation rate in the labor force. that's been a problem that has been with us, frankly, for as he pointed out several decades and it's one that's gotten worse and that's attributable to a large point that another point my friend made, a thing around here we call the skills gap. we have literally millions of jobs available in this country that employers are ready to hire people that simply don't have the training. i couldn't agree more with my good friend that on-the-job training is sometimes the best training. you actually acquire the skill you need to be successful and the situation of this legislation will actually, again, offset the cost of that to the employer, and by the way, not add any cost to the taxpayer. that's something we ought to

live in burlington county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> a man in critical condition after a shooting this afternoon. it happened near 16th and bristol street in nicetown. 35-year-old man was shot four times. he was taken to hospital. so far there have been no arrests. >> a man trying to stuff a woman into a trash bag had people dropping what they were doing and stopping him down. happened in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood and police have not been able to talk to the 29-year-old victim since last night's attack across the street from aria hospital. she's unconscious. they say when people nearby saw the man beating her and stuffing her into a bag, they started yelling he took off. police say her family has no idea what was going on. no arrest as of yet. >>> a $25,000 reward tonight to catch the people who opened fire on a kensington street. hitting a toddler several times. a little boy did survive. $20,000 is coming from mayor kenney's office on top of the 5,000 from the fop for information leading t

. -- >>> i'm jeff cole. a south philly woman wants to know why it's so hard for her 91-year-old father a veteran of the second world war to get to the beach here? coming up and down this ramp. i'm press for answers coming up. >> eagles kicking off mandatory workouts today and one of the vets not too happy with this contract situation. find out who and what he wants later in sports. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. ♪ >>> now update on story we told you about last night. it's all over social media. a delaware county high school senior was told her class couldn't wear orange ribbons at graduation to honor classmate who died of leukemia in eighth grade. after our story and the viral facebook post ridley s

. >> you mentioned cole porter. i am from indiana and as of cole parter.tening to him. >> he's the best. >> he was the best. >> yes. when you mentioned earlier that you promised to only do quality stuff and you never want sing cheap songs because some producers begged you to do it to get a big hit so you have been true of who you are through your artistic news. i wonder if i can ask you, what for you to make a great song. i asked questions of artists and great song writers like smoky robertson. what for them make a great song. you are interpreter of that great american song book. what is for you? what's for tony bennett to make a great song? >> a best example is a composer named berlin. he was amazing. every time he wrote a song, it was simple and profound at the same time. you will never get tired hearing a great berlin song. >> i think you answered my question, simple, profound and ever lasting, those are part of the ingredients of great songs for you. >> you have a lot of collaborations. you been hanging out with lady gaga, amy whinehaus, what is it abo

and certainly one of those prayers was for the full recovery of micah david-cole fletcher. and he is back on his feet, and that's just a beautiful thing to see that he is out of the hospital. and he spoke some very eloquent words that i'd like to share with you in the days after the attack. he said, i want you to imagine for a second being a little girl on the max and a man is screaming at you. his face is a pile of knives. his body is a gun. and everything about him is cocked, loaded and ready to kill you. there's a history here with this. you can feel that this has happened before. and the only thing that was different was the names and faces. and micah continued. he said, and then a stranger -- two strangers, three strangers came to your aid. they try to help you, and that pile of knives just throws itself at them and kills them. well, this was an extraordinarily traumatic experience for these young girls to simply be accosted on the train, and all the more so to see that those who came to their rescue were stabbed, with two of them dying and the third badly injured. our

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george hw bush called cole a true friend of freedom, cole was 87 years old. >>> coming up, a woman turns to social media to help find a stolen wedding dress. >>> up next, why some day soon, the only thing you may need to pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> ment next time you fly out of reagan national airport, your face may be the only thing you need to board the flight. some airlines are testing facial recognition. >> some people are concerned it could violate a person's privacy. >> so you can board without presenting your boarding pass, or other travel documents. >> this is a trial of facial recognition technology by u.s. customs and jet blue. the airline wants to see faster. >> you're just going to walk up and take a picture and that's it. it amazing me the technology. >> reporte

adam cole is the head of global fx strategy at rbc europe.is we speak to global asset management, jean raby, in his first ever interview as ceo. plus, how does syngenta expect to grow under chemchina? we speak to the ceo, erik fyrwald, live in st. petersburg. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back. let's check in on the markets and see how things are shaping up for the day, for the week. we see the cac in paris up 0.6%. little bit of a gain. the dax up 0.7%, up more than 1% for the week. the ftse about 0.5% for the day and the week. gains across the board in europe. let's cross over to st. petersburg where erik schatzker is standing by with a guest. erik: thanks very much. i'm here with jean raby, the head of natixis little asset management, a firm with $900 billion in investment. good morning. happy to have you here. this is a challenging time for asset managers. there's compression. there's the shift from active to passive. there's underperformance. how does natixis respond? we are an actively managed firm that seeks to generate alpha for our in

jeff cole is live right now in front of the federal courthouse in old city. >>> da seth whim jumps andeputy commissioner joe sullivan came face to face in federal sullivan testifying he gave william direct advice from the fbi. deputy commissioner joe sullivan spent 36 years climb to go the top of the police department proud of his position and his reputation. >> do you believe that seth whim jumps in isn't way set you up and put you in contact with someone of ill repute? >> it would certainly appear that be that way. that's why there's checks and balances in place. that information came to light. >> reporter: in court monday he testified when acting as chief inspector, in charge of the airport, the da urged him to help a friend, mohammed ali, from being stopped at the airport by the tsa. sullivan says he spoke to federal authorities about ad ali and even attend add lunch with williams and ali about the issue only to be told by the fbi he and the da should stay away from ali. a warning he says he passed ton williams. >> i just know that i fulfilled my sons ability to him, and thanks to

not out of the question along the immediate coles. a little bit of drizzle here and there. but the other issue is that fog is going to move inland as well. areas like oakland, fremont, you'll see patchy fog overnight tonight. temperatures mainly in the 50s. future weather hour by hour, 6:00 in the morning. there's that chance of drizzle along the coast. not a big issue. most of us waking up to gray skies. in true summer-like fashion that fog will pull right back to the coles and we'll see sunshine away from the coast. highs on your sunday, that summer-like spread in full effect. 61 half moon bay. 83 concord. 79 san jose. 73 palo alto. 75 santa rosa and fairfield up to 83. taking in the pride parade tomorrow, cloudy skies to start, bring layers. by noon a little bit more in the way of sunshine. still a cool afternoon. temperatures only topping out right around 62 degrees. if you're headed to sonoma to see the race all day, really shaping up to be a nice day. by noon mainly sunny, 72 and a light breeze by 4:00. and a temperature near 80. so the accuweather seven-day forecast

our jeff cole is south philadelphia following the investigation. jeff? >> reporter: you know it lucy messages of hate scrolled on walls and walkways here. police are pulling video and investigate way particular interest on an anti cop message. bouvier and west passyunk have an old world feel of neighbors chatting, sipping coffee, passing time. not this day. today hate intruded. >> are you bothered by all this ma'am. >> everybody would be bothered by such things like that, but i believe that we -- we should think -- we should think better. >> reporter: long time resident of south philly by way of lebanon and it's middle east she was incensed by the scrollings kill a cop, save a life, the symbol of communism a hammer and sickle drawn on walls doors even sidewalks. >> around 5:30 this morning, neighbors on the 2100 block of south bowyer street and 1700 block of passyunk woke up to find disturbing things on their properties and on the pavement. >> reporter: police walk the narrow street seeking security camera video and clues they found a working camera focu

rachel cole with the story. >> to see the impact that you can have in a short period of time with those kids is life changing. >> reporter: billy baker says volunteering for the miracle foundation is his way of being a father figure to millions of orphans who would otherwise go without. >> there are 132 million orphans worldwide, and what the miracle foundation has done is they've put together a methodology where they can actually measure the success and the impact they're having on the community for the life of the kids. >> reporter: he and his son boone traveled to india in 2015 to meet face to face with kids who need a little extra love. >> it was a great bonding experience for both of us. we were able to see part of the country, but to be able to dig in deep and provide a service and spend quality time with the kids who really don't have male role models >> reporter: he says the idea is to give these children a chance in the developing world to not only thrive but survive. >> which is proper health care, proper nutrition, food, water and education. >> reporter: the father's day camp

jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> playground in new jersey school isn't what it seems. we'll explain the unique way it was made and how the students helped in the construction process. >>> and iain tonight scary moment as eagles pro bowler leaves practice early. and what ruben amaro, jr., is saying about you phillies fans he returns to citizens bank park for the first time since being fired. former gm speaks coming up in sports. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> on top of developing story out of virginia where a gunman shot four people including house gop whip steve scalise. as the investigation grows we're finding out more about exactly how this played out. >> let's bring in kristin leone from our sister station in washington, d.c. she joins us live in alexan

jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> makes no sense. car accident is bad enough now imagine having your pocketbook stolen right after the crash. it happened earlier this month to a 66-year-old woman in belmont. police now searching for a man in his 20s who they believe pushed down the woman stole her belongings and then made off on his bicycle. >>> a former south jersey police officer will spend the next four years behind bars after pleading guilty in a drunk driving crash that cost 27-year-old woman her life. prosecutors say the man behind the wheel was 26-year-old justin rodriguez. he was an off duty burlington township police officer at the time. fox 29's bruce gordon just back from annie meg al sentencing hearing and joins us in studio. bruce. >> reporter: dawn, on this holiday weekend, especially, it's heartbreaking, cautious nary tale tale for anyone who thinks threat get liquo will hed get behind the wheel of a car. 26-year-old justin rodriguez was sentenced to four years in prison after immediating guilty to vehicular homicide a

live in doylestown, jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> all right, jeff, thank you. to camden county now prosecutors have charged two men with possession of child pornography. 42-year-old bash are barnaby houston and 29-year-old craig how well facing disturbing charges. how well was charged and released and houston scheduled for pretrial hearing tomorrow. >>> you decide and we'll soon find out who will go head to head in new jersey in the governor's race. polls are open for another two hours in the garden state primary. six democrats and five republicans are hoping to replace chris christie who is leaving office in january. also up for grabs all 120 seats in new jersey's legislation as well as atlantic city and camden mayors. stay with fox 29 for results and coverage of the races when the polls close. >>> here's live look at trenton tonight. parts of that city currently under a boil water advisory. it's affecting 35,000 people. there's apparently a problem with chlorine levels. water should be boiled for at least a minute before drinking or cooking. the mayor's offic

fox 29's jeff cole has the latest from vineland. >> reporter: it is the type of crime that has neighborshaking their heads in disgust and police searching for still more victims. >> i have vanilla chocolate strawberry mint chocolate chip and butter pecan. >> reporter: driver for philly water ice made the trek from the city with seven tubs of ice cream for vineland's cool breeze parlor only the to fine the doors lock and neighbors seething. >> he should should be sentenced much that's nass team that's people's kids out there. that could have been my daughter. my daughter one day will be there one day trying to get a summer job and you know, no. >> reporter: owner 65-year-old larry bostic is in the county lock up after police say they found a hidden camera in the dressing room. a monitor and recording device was in his locked office. the girls who work here tipped police. >> so far we believe we have five juvenile victims. we're not certain or not whether there may or may not be more. >> reporter: he has trouble on two fronts. ten counts of child endangerment and invasion of privacy. and $

ian cole is live in santa clara to explain. a little baffling. >> reporter: yeah, it is surely is confusing. we're at one of those lights. this has been turned off for the night. typically if you're a pedestrian you hit the button, the it will turn yellow and red and won't turn green. it's what happens after everyone is stopped that troubles drivers the most. more lights just stalled creating confusion. >> i don't know what to do, stop or keep going. >> reporter: they are in a few parts of san jose and san francisco, too. here not many know what to do with them. >> i stopped. >> reporter: yellow means to prepare to stop because someone is waiting. two reds means stop pedestrian and cross through. by the time they cross, the blinking red comes on. you're supposed to stop even though walkers still have time to cross. >> there were cars still, they see no pedestrian on the walk road. they just pass. >> reporter: when the lights go off, you can go. you can go. right on through, go ahead. you can go now. there we go. santa clara and

. >> tonight fox 29's jeff cole went looking for answers as he does. he's in wildwood. so jeff, what did you fine out? >> reporter: well, we first reported this story last week. we're back here to find more answers. the agitated owner the kettle and clover restaurant john shepherd now says he'll pay back in full the eight recent high school grads who tried to render for him from the summer. this as the mayor of wildwood weighs in. that's owner john shepherd driving away from his cattle and clover restaurant on pacific avenue in wildwood. we saw him just after this man said he'd tell him fox 29 wanted to talk. meanwhile, a local motel owner says the controversy is bad ne news. >> i think it hurts everybody on the island, because, you know, there's rumors get spread and, you know, just kind of takes on live of its own, and it's really not a nice thing. >> reporter: last week fox 29 reported that eight recent philly area high school grads say they paid shepherd 22 grand to live in apartments he'd built build above his restaurant only to arrive last monday to this. >> so up

. >> he tells our jeff cole the maker has run out of it. jeff is live in sussex county with the story. jeff? >> reporter: lucy it's such an extraordinary we chased it down to the beach committee in lewes delaware. this is a man with kidney failure. he needs something called extra kneel to stay alive but the company simply doesn't have any of it. he fears for his life and the lives of thousands of others. >> this is where i keep my dialysis machine that i connect to every night. >> reporter: seven nights a week at bedtime 47-year-old guy widener, hooks himself up to a dialysis machine and for the next 11 hours his blood is cleansed of toxins. >> if you don't do that, what happens to you? >> well i would be become very sick the toxins would boulevard up, fluid would build up and, um, unfortunately, you would, you know, i would die. >> reporter: he needs a 2.5-liter bag of extra kneel solution made bite baxter company of deerfield, illinois to stay healthy. but for what widener says have been four frightening days he's gone with lesser amount

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain. >> jeff, thank you. prosecutors in the philadelphia da' office want people to know their work will continue. talking at a news conference just after williams resigned as district attorney, they said crimes in philadelphia will still be prosecuted and criminals will still be brought to justice. >> the philadelphia district attorney's office embodies the phrase that the whole is greater than the it's parts. the assistant district attorneys and professional staff many of whom are here today are among the finest in the country for the last number of months this office has continued its mission seamlessly. under sometimes very difficult circumstances. and we will continue to do so while awaiting the election of a new district attorney. >> first assistant da kathleen martin says she got text from seth williams early this morning letting her know his intentions to plead guilty and resign. >>> so how did we get here? let's take look back. in 2009, philadelphians elected seth williams as the city's first african-

nbc bay area ian cole works the heat and joins russ from a warm san jose. ian, who has it worse. >> reporter: gosh it's warm oud but it is a lot cool are than earlier today. especially for the people who were working outside. we followed two different jobs around today. roofing and beer making. not a lot in common but both very difficult in a heat wave. watching these men from the roofing company working for ten minutes you start sweating yourself. the constant moving, hammering and oh yeah the laying of the tar paper raising the heat factor. the take a few minutes an hour to rest the boss bringing drinks. >> dry to keep everybody hydrated. >> and happy i imagine. >> happy as you can be in 100 treeings and black tar paper angle how about cold suds to cool off right? not if hur the shift brewer at the bruin can o brewing company. >> it gets harder but you can still do it. >> no air-conditioning and he adds hops and checks the brew every 20 minutes mixed with 10 degree water before it's ready to hit your lips. >> i open the door immediately my entire body sta

after four tower blocks there were evacuated because of fire safety concerns. 0ur correspondent amy colen speaking to one of a number of residents who are refusing to leave. this is a question of livelihood. i have lived here my whole life. my links to my university and workplace are convenient. to be told that i'm being displaced to croydon or enfield, it's ludicrous. i don't understand how that would make sense for any dignified human being to move someone away from for any dignified human being to move someone away from their comfort zone, theirfamily move someone away from their comfort zone, their family and move someone away from their comfort zone, theirfamily and everything they are used to justice for a snap decision made by the government. just to make them look like they are doing something. but this grenfell tower fire was so severe, can you see why the council would want to ta ke see why the council would want to take these measures to keep you safe. i understand, but the way that it was done, the process is not the correct way. they could have worked through the blocks star

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> all right. jeff, thank you police in upper moreland montgomery county investigating the attempted luring of a 12-year-old boy. investigators say that that boy was walking near woodlawn and silver avenues when dark blue jeep pulled up and told the boy that he had permissio from his parents to drive him home. the 12-year-old boy ran and called the police. police say the jeep could be an older model liberty or patriot. >> always scary stuff. >>> the search is on tonight for the person who gunned down a 26-year-old man outside a popular south jersey restaurant. >> police believe someone may have targeted the victim when those shots were heard this morning. let's get out to fox 29's dawn timmeney live in maple shade. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain and lucy, violent morning here the victim is identified as 26-year-old duvon young of willingboro. he work at this appliance store at al lb right next to the iron hill brewery. his killer is still on the loose after shooting the young man repeated many. peop

fox 29's jeff cole live in west chester tonight with operation wildfire. jeff? >> reporter: chris, irony is an over used word in our vocabulary but it sure works here. in this case, a son accused of a horrific attack is followed on by his dad. it was on the 300 block of lincoln avenue in downington where the buy went down say police. confidential informant meets barry baker, sr. hooks lives on avenue and buys according to the criminal complaint a small plastic bag containing multiple pills, pain pills say police, now baker's mug shot is posted with others netted in a county drug sting dubbed wildfire. >> heroin and opioids have been a wildfire ripping through pennsylvania, ripping through the united states. killing our kids. >> reporter: baker, sr. is not just any alleged drug dealer. he's the dad of barry baker, jr., now infamous for the cheap shot punch he's accused of landing on a man with cerebral palsy in west chester last mon month. we knock at the baker home. >> how you doing man looking for barry, barry, sr. >> is that you, barry baker, sr. >> who are yo

in downingtown, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> in south philadelphia police are trying to figure outho shot a teenager and left him to die. someone shot the 18-year-old man in the back. among the 23 -- along the 2300 block of marshall street. he ran inside a home after he was shot. around 11:30 last night. the teen was conscious when police got there, and officers rushed him to the hospital. but he eventually died. police did find several shell casings on the street and they're still looking for the shooter. >>> all lines lanes reopen on the ben franklin bridge tonight after traffic ground to standstill earlier this evening on the east side. now, we're told police were helping a broken down car move off the road when another car rear ended the cruiser. two police officers went to cooper hospital to get check out. we don't know how they're doing. >>> a guy just want add day on the links. then he collapsed almost died. >> kept telling him breathe, keep breathing, keep breathing. >> good thing a couple of golf coursework kearse knew what to do. heroes, absolutely. >>> remember, when bil

fox 29's jeff cole joins us now. some neighbors say today' as announcement is really long overdue. >> reporter: as does the mayor. the open air heroin haven in the kensington fair hill section has become a national black eye for the city and conrail. the sinned indicated doctor, dre rubble of the needles and trash on tv. mayor kenny climbed all over conrail. now, they've got a deal. >> um, i've been using heroin on and for the last 20 years. >> reporter: flate-year-old mother of four she never sees her children and spends much of her day stealing to get cash to buy heroin. >> reporter: did you use today? >> yes. >> reporter: will you use again today? >> probably. >> reporter: we met lisa in fair hill kensington neighborhood of philadelphia home to a notorious open air heroin den sitting in a gorge on conrail property. >> it's been a long journey to get to a place where conrail accepts the responsibility report what has been their neglect. >> reporter: mayor kenney opened a broad side against the railroad over the sit

jeff cole is live at the burlington county courthouse with more. jeff?reporter: iain, eric howl a former marine with a master's degree accused tonight amazingly of using a hidden camera as you say to up skirt female students. prosecutors say he knew he was in real trouble not just because he got kicked out of school a month ago, but he actually saw his story recounted on fox 29. >> under your soup vying. >> yes. >> reporter: moment of high drama in court. the wife of her eric how wal promises to be her husband's keeper when released to house arrest. how well appearing on court monitor faces multiple charges for allegedly using a hidden camera to shoot up skirt images of female students in school and out. >> he should be punished if it's true. um, but with the activity of the police and everything that it's i guess a possibility that it is true. >> reporter: the 43-year-old chemistry teacher was arrested wednesday and charged with endangering the well fire of a child and other offenses. investigators say he hid a camera in an empty dripping box and put it

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news.n. >> jeff, thank you. >>> summer almost really it means it's time once again for orr down the shore. >> yes. so we sent our kathy orr down to wildwood tonight. tough gig there, ms. orr down the shore. >> oh, my gosh. it's beautiful like scott even were talking about breeze yesterday and there is a bit of a breeze but it's very very comfortable. and we are enjoying a beautiful day. are you guys having fun in wildwood? >> yeah! [ applause ] >> guess what we're doing? in honor of us being here today, morey's peer social security giving these folks some free curly fries. naja will help me. here you go, naja. >> there you go. >> all right. you hand them out. thank you. you go do that and we'll do a little bit of weather here. temperatures around the region are pretty warm right now we're still in the 80s in philadelphia. most of the region. little bit cooler up north in the poconos. but you can't beat it this time of year that's for sure. temperatures down the shore little bit cooler. ocea