it might include somebody like anthony fox who is the transportation secretary, former charlotte mayoro suggest that he doesn't want to do it either. at this point, democrats are very much trying to recruit folks in hoping to turn some of these nos into yeses, particularly with anthony fox. >> if you end up at plan "c" that's usually not a good thing. >> the program seated by george h.w. bush, launched by president clinton and expanded by president bush is about to be dramatically cut by congress which would be a huge blow to president obama i'm talking about a rare bipartisan success, of the national service programs. kind of under the amare care umbrella, including teach for america, habitat for humanity. these are all programs that give a purpose to civic-minded millennials, in communities like ferguson and baltimore, or in detroit, and charlotte. and that provide services to communities like baltimore, ferguson, charlotte, and detroit. but the republicans both in the house and senate are looking at cutting it by a third. which would dramatically reduce it well below the levels even

- and i think those are the things that are very important but i think what's also important is anthony foxhe transportation head said also there's progress being made here but it's still inadequate. so i think the key is for metro to find this report and remember, this is only the first of several reports that are going to come out. so metro has to brace for more unfortunate possibly bad news to come. >> and what about you mentioned the word chaotic. so for somebody that has read the headlines that has watched our news cast and understand exactly what this report is about, that doesn't give riders a lot of -- >> confidence. >> confidence. next time, they swipe their card and they get on to metro. >> but you make an important part. the administrator and transportation secretary is saying metro is still safe. they're saying it can be safer. >> it can be better. >> it can be better. i think they're trying to reassure riders you can still get on metro, but it can be safer than it is. now, whether or not that's enough to appease a rider like joe who rides all the time, i don't know. if you're a

many regulators an advocate including anthony fox asked congress to raise or eliminate maximums to send a stronger message to bad actors. it's impossible to that price on the cost of a serious injury or loss of life with no financial penalty or compensation to bring back a family member appeared stronger incentives go along way in deterring manufacturers from hiding defects and not cooperating investigations. as i mentioned congresswoman schakowsky and others have introduced the vehicle safety improvement act which would not only raise per violation civil penalties but also eliminate most statutory maximum penalties. do you believe stronger financial penalties would discourage automakers from hiding possible defects or incentivize quicker action for manufacturers? >> absolutely. >> would increase fines make automakers more likely to cooperate with nhtsa operations? thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee for five minutes for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. rosekind come i thank you so much for taking your time and being here. le

transportation secretary anthony fox asked congress to raise or eliminate the statutory maximums in order to send a stronger message to bad actors. i mean it's impossible to put a price on the cost of a serious injury or loss of life, no financial penalty or compensation can bring back a family member, but stronger financial incentives can go a long way in deterring manufacturers from hiding defects and not cooperating with federal investigations, so as i mentioned, congresswoman siatkowskki and others introduced the vehicle safety improvement act which would raise per violation civil penalties but also eliminate most statutory maximum penalties. so do you believe stronger financial penalties would discourage automakers and parts suppliers from hiding possible defects or incentivize quicker action from manufacturers? >> absolutely. >> all right, and lastly i wanted to ask you would increased fines make automakers more likely to cooperate with nhtsa investigations? >> yes. >> all right thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. the gentleman yields bac

. >> reporter: tech expert and fox 29 news contributor anthony morning luz so was taken a back by amber'sit's surprising that it's an official t mobile certified product. >> reporter: he says there are lots of places to buy preowned phones but you have to beware. make sure it's certified, look it over and compare it to in-store models, pop the battery, if you can. ask about the warranty and return policy. buy with a credit card for added protection and almost always take the insurance. but he believes companies should disclose if they're using third-port parts. >> give the consumer a chance to make a decision. don't tell you it's a certified preowned phone because to me that means it's going have all the original parts. >> reporter: divana wound up going a few weeks without her phone. now she's back to using kick, snapchat instagram in touch with fans and ready to take lots of summer vacation photos and amber after lots of phone calls and going between stores she's ready for the hassle to end. >> it's just taken up a lot of my time. >> reporter: that $400 charge has now disappeared from a

fox 29 news. >> on friday a viewing will be held in wilmington with a funeral mass at saint anthony padua church saturday morning. president obama will deliver deliver the you'll rolling. we'll live steam the mass on fox 29 news app. we'll also bring you president obama's you'll rolling life right here on fox 29. >>> the other big story tonight is the weather and scott is outside our fox 29 studios and scott, a lot of people are not liking these below average temperatures at all. >> yeah, i mean, dawn, it does not feel like june. it feels more like march. we're talking temperatures running a good 10 to even 15 degrees below average. right now here in old city, it is overcast, folks have their jackets and also some sweaters. it's ban little breezy at times as well. and as we talk little bit about what's happening with the satellite and radar, you can see we're still socked in with the cloud cover. so overcast conditions and most of the rainfall has been confined south and east of the i-95 corridor. so we'll take a tour of ultimate doppler and show you what's been happening. especially down the sh

. >> tech expert and fox 29 news contributor anthony mongeluzzo was taken a back by amber's story. >>t's surprising. more surprising that it's an official t mobile certified product. >> reporter: mongeluzzo says there are lots of places to buy pre owned phones but you have to beware. make sure it's certified. look it over and compare it to in store models. pop the battery. if you can. ask about the warranty and return policy. buy with a credit card for added protection and almost always take the insurance. but he believes companies should disclose if they're using third party parts. >> give the consumer a chance to make a decision. don't tell you it's a certified pre owned phone because to me that means it's going to have all the original parts. >> reporter: she wound up going a few weeks without a her phone. now she's back to using kick and snap chat and instagram in touch with friends and ready to take lots of summer vacation photos. >> and amber after lots of phone calls and going between stores, she's ready for the hassle to end. >> it's just taken up a lot of my time. >> reporter

he's in trouble, yeah -- >> i think that wall street money will go, listen anthony our good friend fox news contributor you'll see a lot of different scenarios walker rubio. >>walker runs up mitsdz as rubio cancel out in florida. >> when you talk to gop fundraisers, the wall street guy, that is a nice source generally. impressed by the field. if this field these are real players. i don't care you might not like jeb bush talk on common core, this guy is the real thing. he's a policy guy. he's smart. marco rubio, smart guy. you know, we're talking carly did you see her on sunday? >> impressive. >> she blows you away. these are smart john k. says she gets in. >> carly is richest candidates in the race right now. >> with 80 million. >> do you buy those figures? >> probably a few stock options hoar and there. [laughter] >> that is right. she dwefers deserved it worked up from nothing. give her credit. >> corporate america. thank you very much. we have a lot more coming up on this notion right now that you're hearing given the latest entrance in the race that hillary clinton -- might not be

fox 29. >> and, as saint anthony catholic church prepares for beau biden fred sears of delaware communication foundation is making sure beau biden's legacy lives on. >> the organization's that deal with kids at risk, and abused kids, and kids that just really can't protect themselves, will be applying for grants to this for their programs. >> sears says beau biden fought for children as delaware attorney's general and believes it is only fit to go honor that work. he is joining beau biden's wife on the foundation for protecting children. >> top amtrak it, on the deadly derailment, ceo joseph board told house transportation committee hearing the technology which can prevent trains from derailing because of excessive speed will be put into operation. amtrak had already installed that technology on tracks it owns, from boston to washington, but it wasn't in operation when amtrak northeast regional train 188 derail on may 12th. >> i promise you that by the ends of this year, this system, which will dramatically enhance safety, will be complete, and operational, on the nec. >> meanwhile, the natio

. >>> friends and family have been filing through saint anthony of padua church all day long. and that's where we find fox 29's joanne pileggi joanne arc lot of people turning out to say goodbye on what's been a very difficult couple of days. >> reporter: that's right dawn. a second public viewing is now underway at saint annie of padua church here in wilmington. security is tight as you can imagine the vice-president of the united states being here the streets are blocked off. there are many barricades. people have to pass through metal wands to get anywhere near this church. and as you said hundreds of mourners spent hours in line waiting to pay their respects to the biden family. 46-year-old beau biden the former attorney general of delaware died last saturday of brain cancer. he's survived by his father vice-president joe biden his stepmother jill, his wife and two children, siblings and many other family members. biden spent five years as a federal prosecutor in philadelphia. he was major in the army national guard and planned to run for governor of governor next year. those who knew him describe him

fox 29's dave kinchen is live at ant saint anthony's church in wilmington where his funeral will takelace this weekend. dave they're doing special to give his legacy alive. >> reporter: beau biden was known for defending children. his family members and friends are making sure work continues. delaware community foundation president fred sears he and vice-president biden go back to their college days and he remembers beau biden as a boy. there's a hole in his heart too too, follows those untimely death from brain cancer this past saturday. >> well mannered, well spoken, always always there to help, and the kind of son that basically most people would just love to think their son could grow up to be. >> sears watched beau biden grow into the fighter he was especially in protecting children as a two-term attorney general for delaware. he believes it's only fitting to honor that work with the creation of the beau biden found indication for the protection of children. teaming up with biden's widow hally. >> the organization that is deal with kids at risk and abused kids and kids that just

fox news. and we're looking live at st. anthony of padua roman catholic church where we know the first family just arrived along with friends and other family gathering to honor the life of beau biden. president obama and beau's siblings hunter and ashley biden will deliver eulogies. he we will bring those to you live. if you're interested in watching the entire funeral procession you can do it at fox news.com. again, when the eulogies begin, we'll bring them to you live. >>> in the meantime, nicole interviewed the former attorney general. she's now a reporter for the hechinger report and joins us live from outside the church. nicole, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. very somber day in delaware and across the nation. >> reporter: thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you a little bit about your interaction with beau and his family when you covered education news in delaware. >> reporter: yes. one of attorney general biden's priorities was protecting vulnerable people, including children. one of his key initiatives wa

fox 29. >>> and that's going to be at saint anthony catholic church. they'll prepare for beau biden's funeral on saturday. the ceo of an organization, his name by the way is fred sears of delaware county, the foundation is making sure beau biden's legacy lives on. >> abused killed kids that can't protect themselves, will be applying for grant for this for their programs. >> said beau biden fostered children, and only fit to go honor that work. he's joining beau biden's wife in joining the beau biden foundation for the protection of children. >> all right, 6:06 this wednesday. convicted sex offender, there he is, back in custody, after escaping from cumberland county prosecutors. on his way to jail. how did that happen? >> roller coaster collision sends several riders to the hospital why it was shut down just hours before this accident happened. >> another dreary day? >> i think we'll see some sun. >> little bit. >> convicted sex offender finally back in police custody. >> ceasar lockly escaped from cumberland county prosecutor's transport car on his wa

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a viewing at saint anthony of padua church just ended about an hour ago. that's where fox pileggi joins us live tonight. joanne? >> reporter: good evening chris, good evening everyone. so we thought this viewing this second viewing of the day would end at 9:00 o'clock. well it was scheduled to but as you know it's 10:00 o'clock now and there are still hundreds of people inside the church. the bidens receiving people all day long as we said that first viewing from one to 4:00 this one started at 6:00 and there are still people inside the church offering their condolence condolences to the biden family. well as this viewing winds down preparations are well underway now for tomorrow's funeral services for beau biden. which will include a eulogy from president barack obama. there also ab 10 dance from many other dignitaries and delawarean who's wish to say their final goodbyes. outside of saint anthony's church in wilmington, there was a sense of sadness throughout the day. as hundreds of people who knew and loved beau biden came to pay their last respects to his family. >> we

. >>> friends and family have been filing through saint anthony of padua church all day long. and that's where we find foxoanne arc lot of people turning out to say goodbye on what's been a very difficult couple of days. >> reporter: that's right dawn. a second public viewing is now underway at saint annie of padua church here in wilmington. security is tight as you can imagine the vice-president of the united states being here the streets are blocked off. there are many barricades. people have to pass through metal wands to get anywhere near this c

by the way, earlier on this program, anthony hot shot investor and fox news guy he said there's a techble that nasdaq is the technology indicator. he says it is a bubble. intraday all time high. a mooch said, paraphrases his name. he sayses it, a bubble windchill out everybody. fit bit based out of trading earlier today, it is a winner. offering price is $20 a share. it is now at $30.22. now, how good a tracker is fit bit? we set out to try it out. cheryl tries it out with a run in central park. look at this. ♪ ♪ reporter: it is fit bit ipo day. here's the question does it really work? i have the brand new surge on my arm, i'm going to do running in central park, new york city but i brought in an expert to see if fitbit actually works. joining me now is what do we think of this so far? >> impressed with the technology here and measuring a lot of different things. why do you use it? >> i want to know my heart rate and how much i run today. my distance, and how many calories i burn most importantly. are you ready for this? okay. let's start running. ♪ ♪ >> how do you feel? >> good. >> he

anthony of padua church. we'll live stream the mass on myfoxphilly.com, and on our "fox 29 news" app.ll have a live report from dover, coming up at 5:00. >>> 4:34 the time. a man pushes a woman on to the subway tracks in new york city. and it is all caught on surveillance. find out why police are now investigating this, as a hate crime. >> and, a real life scene from the movie home alone in burlington county. a brave little girl makes a bold move when an intruder breaks in. >>> ♪ ♪ >> that's summertime. of course that's me on the right, next to me, monte, then there is kiki, next to him richard, and then his prom date on the left. >> all of these kids up in north philly. >> you've been involved with this group now phorology. >> about five months. >> and what do you do? you help mentor? >> every wednesday i go in, we do homework, we talk, we color, so these are the older kids that now work for the program. they grew up in the program. after it was over yesterday they all went home. yesterday is the last day before summer. they were asking me so many questions about my job my career how

fox business network. a new "red eye" returns on monday. guests include mcdowell and bonnie mcfarland and anthonyor babies. it is the subject of tonight's -- an on-line retailer is selling baby bottles that look like beer bottles. i am turning into nancy grace. the company behind lil loggers doesn't think infants should drink beer bold stance and insists their product is tongue in cheek. some say it sends the wrong message and could directly or indirectly promote under age drinking. really is a six-month-old say like man i wish i was drinking hopps and barley. >> and they are good at disseminating tongue in cheek? gerber will do their food like a big doobie. >> writing this down. doobie brothers. >> have you done a lot of singing -- you have done a lot of singing. >> we are paying a lot of royalties. >> my favorite has a line about strapping kids in and giving them a little vodka. >> but put it in a regular baby bottle? >> at least they won't -- they won't have a hard time getting the baby to burp. >> will it be used by babies or frat boys? >> babies already act drunk. they slur their words and t

anthony said he. keep your rights are the fox business network. look at the arab and deadline coming and going. maria: welcome back. a confusing story this morning in greece. situation raises security questions about the eurozone. general anthony zinni, head of u.s. central command. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, maria. maria: of course i want to talk about the band deadline coming and going. let's start with greece in this fluid situation of people trying to get their money out of banks and security being questioned. what is your take on the implication of the greece debt crisis? >> well, i think it is another factor that might be destabilizing in the southern tier of europe with the flood of refugees coming across north africa, with the situation with a safe stepping up some of the attacks. this stability has to worry us in terms of nato, european union and obviously creates opportunities for russia and china. so it is another factor of instability that we have to worry about with european allies. maria: let me ask you about the russ

another potential candidate, ceo anthony noto come a personal familiar with the former wall street star of goldman sachs does not want the job. former foxves peter chernin. actually a member of twitter's board of one of the most powerful media executives. portfolio manager telling business insider to look outside the company. candidates against a grand cofounder kevin pfister. yahoo! ceo laura myers. -- marissa mayer. we can't leave out once they defined the ceo and a potential takeover deals. we talked to google earlier. is that tried to do that in 2008. didn't happen. they want to know what is happening. >> marissa mayer event of a stretch. if you thought progress was made in the great aol, think again. the international monetary fund says the delegation has less negotiation in brussels due to major differences in athens. the court has been following all of this. nicole: an imf spokesman says there's no progress in narrowing differences and they are far away. a surprise move by the imf coming as the european union told the greek prime minister, alexis tspiras, stop gambling with the future. head off potentially devastating defaults. t

fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no word on whether the cat and owner have made amends. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> the president meets with world leaders this weekend amidst some major setbacks abroad from a tremendous and expansive c

fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no word on whether the cat and owner have made amends. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 ho

anthony padua church saturday morning. we'll live stream the mass for you right on our website myfoxphilly.com. and on our fox. we'll also bring you president obama's eulogy live right here on fox 29. >>> check out this video hard to watch a car on fire. police try to rescue the man inside. but he jumps back into his burning vehicle. what he did seconds before that zen those officers flying. >> a young girl forced to hide in a closet when a bad guy breaks into her home but this south jersey kid fights back. what she did next that police call amazing. >>> plus a man takes off running after police say he shoved a stranger on to the subway tracks tracks. what he says before pushing the passenger off the edge. >> shawnette? >> reporter: tonight a local young woman is recovering here at hup after a second bout with cancer. who showed up bedside to wish her well. we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they love

fox business dagen mcdowell and wall street cohost anthony scarry mucci. your top stories.eed telling that the "financial times" report said he wants someone other than jack dorsey running twitter is not true. the prince wants a new leader with extensive marketing experience. the prince fights back. the writer misquoted him. florida florida governor -- former florida governor jeb bush make an announcement later today in miami. hillary clinton holding a big rally in new york. the former secretary of state says her campaign will be about income inequality. u.s. military officials say an airstrike in libya likely killed an al qaeda leader had the attack on a gas plant in algeria including three americans back in 2013. an islamic with links in the u.s. airstrike missed the target. after talks collapse, the greece prime minister says his country way for international creditors to become real estate in talks to secure bailout money. greece means to repay $1.8 billion to the international monetary fund by the end of the month june 30th deadline. failure to reach an agreement could

that rate right now at lowest level since 1978, want to bring in fox business network liz and john with us along with sandra and anthonyd morning. >> good morning. >> participation rate is what are the critics go to even when a good number on jobs. >> talking about dropouts people not in work force about the sides of a population of vietnam or egypt right now 25 to 355 labor force -- 25, to 55 ain't retirees, ain't kids looking for first time jobs i think that is telling, would be other statistic is a third of baby boomers have adult children maybe dropouts, chickens coming to roost used to be parents would dream kids would own homes now parents are dreej when are kids going to leave my home kshgs -- so he. >> you are watching for that. >> john is that something you are focused on. >> absolutely that is one of the that is one of the important anybodies you know i think we also have to look, at -- the unemployment rate but also broader measures unemployment rate we will -- numbers elevated show, like labor force participation rate a lot of people on this sidelines in this but improving like unemployment rate is improvin

fox news alert. a new plea just moments ago to save baltimore from deadly violence. "on the record" on the ground is commissioner anthony bats made this plea. >> this is is all hands on deck. all hands every single resource. every single body, every single personnel on the streets of baltimore. >> "on the record" griff jenkins was at that news conference. griff do they have a handle on this? >> greta if anyone is under seej commissioner batts behind me saying all hands on deck. what he described turf war going on because of the onslaught of drugs on the streets in baltimore. announced that at least 27 permanencies were hit in permanencies leading to farmer is is pharmacies. leading to. they are trialing to get a handle. commissioner standing with the head of the fbi and dea trying to get things under control. he addressed also the challenges in morale in the officers out there trying to do the best they can under the situation. we also spoke earlier today to the president of the fraternal order of police. lt. gene rine and he spoke about an after action report that's going to be issued his folks, undertaking this to fin

anthony of padua church saturday morning. president obama will deliver the eulogy. saturday we will live stream the mass on myfoxphilly.com and on our fox9 news app. we will also bring you president obama's you'll rolling life right here on fox 29. >>> still ahead on fox 29, an 11-year-old survives a terrifying ordeal. >> she thwarted intruders plans to burglarize her south jersey home. her brother talks only to fox about her quick thinking as a stranger lurked just feet away from the frightened child. >> police officer runs right into danger. it's jaw-dropping video but the real drama isn't on tape. what happened when he tried to pull a driver from intense flames. >>> are you being guilted into tipping? the new technology local businesses admit is bringing in more cash. >> plus archbishop charles chaput says he wasn't exactly thrilled to learn the pope is comeing to philadelphia. his one-on-one chat with our mike jerrick next. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> check this out. out of control car hits a building and causes a

anthony's beau biden laid to rest at his family parish st. joseph on the brandywine where his late mother and sister are also buried. in wilmington delaware, sabina kuriakose, fox for more images from today's funeral mass go to myfoxphilly.com. you'll find the story on the home page. >>> let's take a look at our weather right now to our weather authority. we had a lot of heavy rain that moved through some places check out this scene down the shore. wildwood viewer zen this one from the north wildwood second. seeing minor street flooding there. so, dave warren, we had rain in some places and not in other. >> very little rain to the north and western suburbs that was a lot of rain very quickly. it wasn't just rain. that was an extremely intense thunderstorm that came through the area. that was right afternoon about one or 2:00 o'clock. things have calmed down since then a lot of these storms really flared up about 12 to 1:00 o'clock. they came in pretty early. that one storm through cape may county eventually moved through southern delaware come about 1.5 to 2-inches of rain across wildwood and cape may right at 1:30. look at the lightning here incredible amount

anthony of padua church saturday morning. president obama will be delivering the eulogy and then on saturday, we will stream life the mass on myfoxphilly.com and on our foxnews app. we will also bring you president obama's eulogy live right here on fox 29. >>> we are in the middle of a chilly weather pattern we cannot seem to shake. a live look tonight at blue mountain from our pock know mountains cameras this was not the only spot where you could feel a mountain like chill in the air. day four in week of well just some weird weather. chief meteorologist scott williams outside in old city tonight. scott, i got a tee time tomorrow tomorrow. how long is this going to last? >> hee yann, lit ab chilly tee time for you because we'll keep the clouds locked in and below average temperatures. i'm live her in old city. folks are still walking around a few of them have on light jackets, even sweaters, because temperatures have simply been below average today. let's talk a little bit about what's happening and you can see we're socked in with the cloud cover most past rainfall today albeit light has been south and east of philadelphia in sections of delaware as wel

it's the defensive tackle, anthony davis, he wants time for his brain and his body to heal. pete schrager is here from foxrash at the 49ers. >> chris borland, the 23-year-old linebacker retiring to maintain his own brain and body, and now we've got here anthony davis who's a star offensive tackle, and then you had patrick willis retiring for different reasons. the thought is this might be the tipping point, these players giving back money saying i'd rather have my own brain health and be able to have the right mind and body moving forward. i've already made enough money, i'm going to step away from the game. stuart: is it all about concussion? >> davis' situation is interesting because the 49ers, borland came out and had a whole press conference, it was the whole thing. davis kind of dropped this bomb on the 49ers but they knew he wasn't in camp with them all season, so they thought he's been kind of hard to get ahold of what's going on here? he comes out with this statement, they didn't pick anyone up in free agency now they've got a rookie starting at tackle which is a big position for colin kaepernick,

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in wilmington where today's viewings will be held jennifer good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is right viewing will be held here behind me at saint anthony of padua beginning at 1:00 this afternoon. yesterday was day one of the three day long event to remember beau by hone passed away of brain cancer last saturday at 46. governor jack markell and former governor ruth and minner attended yesterday's memorial services held in the delaware legislative state house, in dover. today a viewing, held here at saint an atone i of padua church in wilmington. his funeral will be held tomorrow. president barack obama will deliver a eulogy. people are remembering beau biden as a strong leader for state of delaware and a stan up family man. >> really good at everything that he did and he was also extraordinarily humble and i think the fact that he he was so grounded and so interested in other people, there wasn't a superficial bone in his body. when he had had a conversation with you he was all about you. >> i feel for his children whom he a adored and his wife. i just want to say good bye. >> there was a person of honesty and integrity. >> kind of guy

fox and friends.com for our after the show show. we're protecting you against limes. >> yeah we are. >> see ya. >> buy everybody. >>> you are looking live at st. anthonyas landed in wilmington, on his way to the church and will deliver the urology for his friend's son. >>> meanwhile, a major escalation in the war in yemen as a scud missile is used for the first time. saudi arabia says they shot down the missile. >>> the scandal rocked their family. now the duggar sisters speak out in a fox news