cole: thank you. [applause] mr. cole: wow. before we proceed to question, mr. stephens, i want to say in your testimony i think you answered every question you laid out. thank you very much for your very powerful testimony. thank you for being here today. i am going to open the questions. i will move first to dr. espinosa and dr. mobley. you all in your testimony referred to how dramatically, and dr.ess posea, you talked about, a life span for people with down syndrome have increased in the last three decades. can you elaborate a little bit more what the reasons for that increase are, how much of it has been due to research, how much has it been due to change in conditions in terms of how we approach people with down syndrome? dr. mobley: i thank you so much for the question. in large part this is simply making available people with down syndrome what we were already making available to the rest of us. i am going to tell you a story. when i was a brand new pediatric resident at stanford, i went to work one day and i was told there's a little girl in this room a

time to shine. >> go, cole!pplause ] >> reporter: a may he'll never forget even when he reaches his eventual goal of side line job in the nfl. >> awesome. >> reporter: in washington township, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> good job. >> nice job, cole. >>> well hundreds of folks from our area lace laced up their sns and hit the pavement in the name of addiction awareness. "eyewitness news" in ken sipping to know where the pink elephant 5k race kicked off it was created to help shed light on the opioid crisis. the pink elephant 5k race in its second year. >>> and the fifth annual miles for my grain walk and run was also held today. "eyewitness news" at wissahickon park hundreds of participants turned out all to benefit migraine and headache research. everyone was presented with medal at the end of the race. since 2013 miles for migraines raised more than $70,000. >>> cbs3 the cw philly and komen philadelphia are teaming up again in the fight against breast cancer. turning the region pink. let you take loo

who is cole sprouse? [ laughter ] i'm so sorry.ht? >> whatever helps you get to sleep at night. >> seth: yeah, i know. but i am so -- i apologize. >> no, please, come on. >> seth: but, you know, i wasn't watching a lot of disney channel in my late 20s. >> still no? >> seth: still no. still even less. >> still no -- >> seth: but i have a kid now, and so as long as repeats are happening i would feel like -- >> they're going to show until i'm old and gray. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> i guarantee it. >> seth: so i think like, you know, five, six years from now, i'm going to come into the full bloom of your early work. >> i'll finally have a bit of a mustache in five or six years. and you'll still be seeing those episodes. >> seth: so you -- you're somebody who liked comics. >> big time, yeah. >> seth: worked in a comic book store, is that true? >> i did, yeah, i worked at a comic shop called meltdown comics. >> seth: i used to go to meltdown comics all the time, on sunset. >> yeah, those guys are killing it. >> seth: i knew you, i didn'

cole swindell! >> steve: yeah! great country music, you should be here. cole swindell, oh he's fantastic. guys, guys, sometimes it feels like there's nothing but bad news out there, am i right? well, we here at "the tonight show" we decided to do something about that. so we asked real local nbc news anchors from all around the country to read stories that we wish were true, stories that make us feel happy. [ laughter ] i'll show you what i mean in tonight's installment of, "i've got good news and good news." ♪ i've got good news i've got good news i've got good news ♪ >> breaking news from washington, the white house reporting tonight, the president has forgotten has twitter password. [ laughter and applause ] >> breaking news, a good samaritan just found your wallet and guess what? there's even more money in it now. and the samaritan is hot. and they want to know what your deal is. >> in tech news, it is now illegal for anyone to loop you into an e-mail chain. anyone caught looping you in will be immediately banne

cole?] now, so many good twists and turns. and it's nasty and funny, and it's cool. and it's well shot. and props to the fog machine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: man, oh, man, that is a very foggy town, riverdale. >> that's all of our budget. [ laughter ] >> lots of fog. >> jimmy: yeah, but it's great. i want to show everyone a clip. here is from season -- this is season one, no spoilers. but if you're going to binge, binge now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause you got to get ready. 'cause the show airs when? >> next wednesday. >> next wednesday. >> jimmy: all right, i got it, next wednesday. here's the clip of "riverdale." take a look at this. >> she's not here. >> over e! oh, my gosh, she's over there. >> cheryl! >> cheryl! stop! >> cheryl! >> what are you doing? >> you guys, he's right. too much weight, and we'll all go under. >> cheryl! >> cheryl. please. ♪ >> just come to the shore and we'll figure this out together, okay? ♪ [ screaming ] >> jimmy: cheryl! [ cheers and applause ] >> cheryl! >> jimmy:

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fox 29's jeff cole live now in southwest philadelphia. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, a candlelight vigil is planned here in about an hour from now. it has a dual purpose to mark the passing of a friendly face and to call attention to what residents say is a treacherous road. >> residents of lindmore in this southwest philly neighborhood near bartram high school say they would see unc daily cane in hand out for a walk. >> you see a face every day and then neck thing you know he go gone. because somebody want to be speeding down the hill. you don't have to speed. >> reporter: it was just past 10:00 sunday night when unc, 57, a resident of lynn more, was crossing the 2300 block of south 67th when a gray mini van ran him down and kept on going. >> whenever this happens, it's a horrible thing. just person out there walking across the street, minding their own business and somebody strikes them report roar police say they're gathering video seeking a clear image of the mini van described as having heavily tinted windows. its windshield smashed from the im

it is based in strongsville, ohio, where we hoped to find margaret cole. so we could ask her some questions too. six different addresses, and no luck. calls to various phone numbers, also were dead end. this home of hers was raided by the fbi in february and so were the adoption agencies' offices, investigators left with boxes of evidence. in 2016, the state department determined that eac had exhibited a pattern of serious, willful or grossly negligent failure to comply with standards for international adoption. as a result, it debarred the adoption agency, ordering it to cease all adoption services for three years. among the key findings, eac failed to engage in practices to prevent the sale, an duck, exploitation or trafficking of children. it said the failure to provide adequate supervision contributed to many of the violations described above. also that eac failed safety procedures that prevent solicitation of bribes and fraudulently obtaining birth parents' consent. the state department determined eac offered consideration to birth parents to induce t

avian cole would find himself in a food-related brawl. but he first made an impression on us for having a way with words, especially when it came to giving us his take on virginia's designation as a commonwealth state. >> this is a commonwealth. this is a commony, wealthy state. it speaks for itself. if you are not in common or in tune with society you're out of place. and they got a place for people who is out of place and this is it. >> cole was serving a one-year sentence for robbery and malicious wounding. but he recently received a wounding of his own. thanks to another fairfax inmate jared faulkner. >> why were you fighting? >> a couple of weeks ago, two weeks ago he stole my cookies while i sleep. i pull back in there and beat the [ bleep ] out of him. i really beat the [ bleep ] out of him. >> i didn't take his cookies and i told him i didn't take your cookies. i don't want your cookies. like, i rarely eat the cookies. i don't care about the cookies they are two little cow cookies. why am i going to steel some cookies for? somethi

cole fitzgerald has a dream of working in the nfl and as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan discord he is already honing his skills as a manager on his high school football team. >> reporter: toughness and talent has helped washington township junior high football team start the first half of our season undefeat budd like the body is what team without a heart. newer a blast thoma cancer survivor this eighth greater c ole fitzgerald under developed joints make it hard to play sports so he joined the team as a manager. >> it is synonymous with a lot of things in his life as he has overcome obstacles. it might not be a direct path but you can find alternate method to achieve what your goals are. >> reporter: cole's knowledge of football and willingness to do anything makes him a natural part of the team. >> he does everything from chasing balls to us, charting plays, he gives the pregame speech in most games. >> the boys have really rallied around him and really just made him feel part of it. >> reporter: over course of the season cole's role has expanded to the point where he is helpi

prosecutors say 33-year-old malia cole beat and killed her boyfriend jason lewis.e did it on september 2nd at the pantry one food market in woodland. lewis told police cole hit him several times in the store he then became dizzy and he later died at a hospital. >>> thousands of women have gathered in philadelphia for the 14th annual pennsylvania conference for women. more than 100 national and world renowned speakers addressed them at the convention center in center city. 9,000 women are hearing about career advancements and under pure ship and much more from women like, well, women like former first lady michelle oba obama. >> we will continued to work around education, girls leadership and training. i mean, barrack and i want to be involved in developing the next generation of leaders. >> you know the conference is the largest of its kind in the tri-state area and one of the biggest in the nation. >>> the search for answers continues right now in las vegas after that sunday night massac massacre. we're learning more about the shooter. a wealthy man retired and wi

right now i'm jeff cole live in wilmington. folks, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. >>> now we're on to breaking news where a person hit and killed by a septa train. skyfox is live near fern rock station right now. both the warminster and west trenton lines have been suspended. there's no word right now on the situation about the person hit. we of course will stay on top of this developing story and bring you knew information as soon as we get it. >>> developing right now, white house chief of staff general john kelly says he is stunned and broken hearted that a democratic lawmaker is criticizing the president's call to the widow of a fallen soldi soldier. this is all tied to four service members who were killed in an ambush in niger. congresswoman frederica wilson claimed president trump spoke disrespectly to the width dove fallen sergeant la david johnson this afternoon kelly called that criticism appalling. >> ♪ >> it stuns me that a member of congress would have listened in on that conversation. absolutely stuns me. and i t

perkins cole and the clinton campaign." joining us now is washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york. good evening, byron. >> good evening, judge. >> all right, you've got everyone talking about what this fusion gps situation is. you've got the whole thing turned on its head. now, it appears that the original funding for the gps, the fusion gps that we thought began with the clinton campaign and the dnc was funded by the washington free beacon which is a conservative publication. tell us what you know? >> it is, indeed. this week we found out that the whole russia part of the trump dossier, the part alleging collusion with russians was funded by the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee, but we'd always known that earlier than that, several months earlier starting in late 2015, a republican group had funded opposition research, not about russia but opposition research into donald trump and some other candidates and now tonight, i reported who it was. it was the washington free beac

i'm jeff cole fox 29 news.olks. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> skyfox over a small smokey seen this morning in center city. power is back on for people who live in the area of butt eighth and walnut after underground fire sent smoke pouring out of manhole covers it happened just after 8:00 this morning. no one was hurt. >>> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at the ben franklin parkway definitely not feeling too much like fall across our area this evening. meteorologist kathy orr joining us now. kathy, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous out. >> picture perfect. right. >> right. >> feeling a lot more like summer really gorgeous out there. pretty on the parkway with a temperature today of 76 degrees so far that's a current temperature in philadelphia much the normal high is 71. allentown 78. the same in reading. philadelphia 76. trenton 76. dover 76. atlantic city at the airport 74 degrees and sunshine a few clouds possible rolling in tonight. otherwise staying really nice even mild in the overnight. 76

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margaret cole was. >> margaret cole is the owner of european adoption consultants.pitch for children in panama. she started the agency in 1991. since then they've handled intercountry adoptions in more than a dozen countries. including uganda, bulgaria, hundred dur ris and hayty. it's based in strongsville, ohio. which is where we hoped to find margaret cole so we could ask her some questions, too. six different addresses and no luck. calls to various phone numbers also a dead end. this home of hers was raided by the fbi back in february, and so were the adoption agency's offices. investigators left with boxes of evidence. in 2016 the state department determined that eac had a pattern of serious willful or grossly anyingly negligent failure to comply with adoption. as a result it debarred the agency and ordered it to stop all adoptions for three years. among the key findings, eac failed to engage in practices to prevent the sale, abduction, or trafficking of children. it said the failure to provide adequate super vision, contributed to many of the violations describ

the head of epa said the war on cole is over.ebate in the virginia governor's race super polite and nfl national anthem controversy all over. democrats and republicans see more divided than ever. the white house put up this list of priorities in order to keep daca protections in place for the so-called dreamers, the undocumented immigrants brought as kids. the president said the price is full funding for wall. that will be a deal breaker four democrats. the plan calls for cutting off federal grants to sanctuary cities giving state and local governments power to enforce immigration law and requiring employers to require whether they can work legally. of conservatives say this is going to be a real test that democrats really want a deal or are they willing to let daca inspire >> if people want to know if democrats are serious about helping the daca people. see if they're willing to meet hill halfway >> what's compassionate is keeping your word. what's compassionate is sticking by a promise you made and following through. and leadin

. >> jeff: at the healer tribe, joe and cole went on the hunt for an idol. >> got it. >> yeah. >> thethat i have the idol could absolutely backfire. >> jeff: at the hustler tribe, simone and patrick were the clear targets. >> simone's not that great at challenges, but patrick, even though he's strong, i don't trust him. >> jeff: at tribal council, patrick made a questionable remark. >> i feel like i can trust most of the people here. >> jeff: but in the end, simone was sent home. simone, the tribe

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. >> seth: his name is cole. >> fred: cole, yeah. >> seth: tell us a little bit about cole. >> fred: gotcha. >> fred: and he's like his mech's this bing thing that he goes inside for battles -- it has turntables in it. >> seth: fantastic. that seems so much like you. >> fred: yeah. i'm a d.j. >> seth: i want to ask you this, because i'm so impressed with the things you accomplish in life, being in the lego movie, doing another season of "portlandia," just incredible. congratulations on that wonderful show. [ cheers and applause ] >> fred: thank you. >> seth: and yet, despite that, i find you sometimes are a little -- don't take this the wrong way -- desperate for attention. [ laughter ] and because of that, you will make things up about yourself that are no less impressive than things you've actually accomplished. >> fred: uh-huh. >> seth: and -- [ laughter ] for example, and just tell me you can admit you were lying about this to get attention. i heard you backstage telling people that you also have ties to the kremlin. >> fred: i do. >> seth: fred. >> fred: i have -- >> seth: fred.

the manager at cole hardware said they ran out of masks within a few hours. and that they have been busy ever since. >> because there is a high demand and limited supply there is a limit of five masks per household. and one air purifying units. until they are completely sold out. >> the store says it is breaking down packages of multiple masks and pricing them individually. we checked back with cole hardware and they said they have already sold out of those masks since we shot this video earlier today. >> answers are not coming quickly enough for many evacuees. some are joining forces and even jumping on atvs to escape the fire. >>> this heiskell has become a haven for animals in harm's way how students are playing a crucial role in the rescue. do something about a lack of a look at the devestation from the coffey park neighborhood. >>> we want to go up into chopper five live over santa rosa right now. you can see, a shot of coffee park neighborhood -- we have an after shot here i believe. and that is what it looks like right now. you can see it burnt right u

city officials said cole was not mentioned. we try to contact the developer but we did not get a response. >>> what about the families? don't you feel you are responsible? >> the owner of the ghost ship warehouse is under fire. >> she is a scumbag. >> 36 killed in the warehouse fire tragedy. two tenets charged with manslaughter and questions about the owner still looming. >> do you think she will ever be held accountable for this? >> absolutely not. >> 2 investigates has spent months tracking down the ghost ship warehouse owners to find out what they knew about the building's condition before the fire. >> investigative reporter has more on the conditions of the warehouse and how much the owners knew. >> reporter: it was six months after 36 lives were taken by fire. charges in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire. >> i'm here to tell you that today my office has filed felony criminal complaints. >> reporter: two men facing three dozen counts of manslaughter. derick almena rented the warehouse and his friend max harris helped hi

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washington and olney, cameron looking deep for donald cole and donald cole making it look easy blazingt that olney defense. not enough though, olney wins 40-12. washington township hosting cherokee. cherokee's ryan burk showing off his speed. look at that heading down the sideline. untouched into the end zone at this point. cherokee wins it 31-16. we're sticking in new jersey, collins hosting overbrook. playing a little catch me if you can here. and they can't. overbrook wins 44-22. paul vi at timber creek. leery tossing rock over the top to jordan nash, that is the go ahead score. timber creek wins it 36-19. hey, let's head up into the air. airborne for some skylights courtesy of skyforce 10. bishop eustace punching, keep your eye on jawan stewart here. finds a hole, bounces around a few defenders. they are not going to bring him down. 56 yards to the house. morristown wins 31-0. undefeated camden catholic hosting seneca. seneca's faking it then fires it to dan kirp, that is a touchdown. but kirp your enthusiasm, all camden catholic after that they win 34-7. in jersey, delsea visiting

fox 29's jeff cole has more from south philly. >> reporter: pat' cavs if any is a tiny neighborhood barith a history that can never be wiped away. officer gary skerski lost his life here in a shotgun blast by a robber. the plaque marking his passing was defaced early saturday. >> disgusted. >> reporter: because he died here? >> yes, and he -- he was a good officer. i just can't believe somebody would do that. >> reporter: hip pell security camera captured images of those likely to have done that. >> always amazed people don't have more to do with their time. it's seems so silly and pointless. >> reporter: in south philly two more plaques were hit. police scene op the street friday say they're trying to determine if there's a connections along broad and schneider officer charles knox is remembered his life was taken by a robber at a fast food restaurant. bright paint scarred his marker. >> people who doesn't have any respect for themselves or others, um, continue to do crime and mark up their name and stuff like that. it's a shame. >> reporter: officer george jacobs plaque was also hit.

our jeff cole reports from new castle where fleming just received the honor today. >> reporter: davidleming says the color of his skin has never been a barrier to his service in delaware's army national guard. certainly today's ceremony is proof of that. >> david fleming the third has spent his life in service of his state, of his nation. he served delaware and law enforcement for 25 years ending his career as the leader of a narcotics task force. he's the father of nine, the grander father of five. friday he became the first african-american general of delaware's army national guard. >> move heaven and earth to get to where you want to go. and if somebody is in front of you, you tell them to lead, follow or get the hell out of the way. >> reporter: in the warmth a mid fall day fleming a helicopter pilot was promoted to brigadier general. he'll hold the post of assistant general leading delaware's army national guard. he was hailed for his dual roles, citizen, soldier -- >> e pitt moa tow mice what it means to be a citizen soldier. selflessly dedicating his life to protect his communi

live in darby borough, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. lucy. >> thank you, jeff. >>> local parents are asking us for help. they say strangers are randomly targeting and attacking their teen. they say it's happening to other kids, too. kristen. >> lucy, joel embiid got real today about brett brown's minute restriction for him. hear the not so nice words embiid had for him ahead in sports. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> happening right now, local parents tell us they're worried about sending their children to school. so they're reaching out to fox 29 basically begging for help. >> they say their tee

live in oaks, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. dawn?> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> fox 29 getting results for school children on a dangerous stretch of roadway in philadelphia. city officials have now painted a pedestrian crosswalk in front of first philadelphia prep charter school. that's on the 4300 block of at a cone into and stop signs were recently put in as well mid block. the action comes after fox 29's bruce gordon himself reported on dangerous conditions facing students crossing the road. the day of that report school officials painted their own homemade crosswalk but now they have a real one and stop signs to calm the traffic down. coming up it's a smelly situation and the hot weather certainly is not helping. why you're holding your nose when you walk down certain city streets. sean? >> here we go. preseason game two and sixers are already dealing with an injury to markelle fultz. hear why number one overall pick will miss tonight's game coming up in sports. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new j

i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. dawn? >> all right. jeff, thank you. >>> a text message shared on social media has sparked racial tensions at a washington township in the school buy library. this all after text were sent from one student to another with heavy use of the n word. student leaders say this is not isolated incident at the school. fox 29 was there today as the school addressed the racial tensions with students. >> those comments led to a significant disruption of our educational environment. >> ya'll should be in place, right. >> it's under that nexus that nexus that allows school officials for their arm to reach beyond the school walls and hold those kids accountable for the things that they said. and those kids were held accountable. >> gloucester county naacp president loretta winters says she's in contact with school officials and they are working to address the issue. >>> fairmount residents are rattled after series of robberies at gun point in their neighborhood in the past week. they believe the same guy could be behi

fox 29's jeff cole talked to a gun range owner about this device and joins us now with the story. jeff. >> iain, there's new information tonight on bump stocks. the powerful national rival association says the federal government needs to take a hard look at them. tonight what they are and how they work. rapid fire as fast as you can. >> seth herzog who tells us he's a veteran of the war in afghanistan is firing 200 rounds from an ar15 to show how physically demanding it is. it makes his boss the own are in of the gun range in philly wonder how the 64-year-old vegas shooter did it. >> there was rapid fire. they indicate that there was something other than just one person's trigger finger operating but i couldn't tell was it was. >> reporter: law enforcement sources believe he used a bump stock, a device which fits on a semi-automatic rival an laos it to fire in rapid bursts. similar to what was heard raining down on concert goers sunday. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: videos of how to install and use bump stocks are all over the web. the devices are legal. but possibly not for long. memb

he's home now recovering and seems anxious to resume his life n southwest philly, i'm jeff cole, foxnews. >>> iconic south philadelphia restaurant destroyed by flames. a two alarm fire broke out around 1:30 wednesday morning at bridget foy's on south street. over 100 firefighters battled flames for hours outside saying it was just too dangerous to go in. the fire displaced 11 people, injured three firefighters and killed two dogs in a pet tore next door. no word on why the fire started to south jersey now a man is devastated after thieves took several things that he calls priceless. police say two men stole the trailer right from his home. while authorities did find the trailer, what was inside is still out there somewhere along with the people who took it. fox 29's dave schratwieser with more from medford. >> it hurts. very personal. this is a part of my past. this is, yeah, you took away my birthday. >> reporter: for ron cop zeta the theft of his brand new scout bravo trailer was bad enough but the loss of all the contents inside that left him heart broken. >> just personal items t

fox 29's jeff cole joins us in our operation center with the latest on the investigation. jeff. >> lucy, lavas gay is a play where americans go for stage shows and gaming last night it was the horrible reality of once again powerful weapons turned on american citizens. [ gunfire ] >> a warm earl tal evening in las vegas tens of thousands gathered to here sun tree music sudden al war zone ambush from on high. 32 floors above and the mandalay bay resort and casino 64-year-old stephen paddock is raining bullets on people with no place to hide. >> and she said, it appeared the bullets were coming from land lay bay into the concert, and they were just dropping. the people were just dropping. >> reporter: fear and mayhem takes hold concert goers run as the thud of gunfire goes on. investigators say 64-year-old paddock of mesquite nevada checked into the mandalay on thursday and built an arsenal of ten guns. >> it was really crazy there was muzzle fire and smoke coming out of the window, and it was just rapid fire. a couple hundred rounds were fired out there and the curtains ten

in coatesville, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. a new jersey man caught in a statewide child pornography sweep learning his fate today. judge sentencing 56-year-old bruce davis to five years in jail. davis was arrested in 2016 as part of operation statewide which traced child pornography files shared on peer to peer networks. police say they found more than a hundred miles files of child pornography on davis' laptop. new jersey state police arrested 40 men last year as part of that operation. >>> skyfox over a lock down at overbrook my school earlier this morning where a teacher heard a loud noise sounded like gunshots in the hallway. another student says he saw a student running out of the building with a gun. but philadelphia police checked out the school and didn't find anything. the lock down was lifted about an hour later. >>> police in chester investigate a possible shooting earlier today. skyfox over the scene on the 1200 block of clover lane about noon today. police still not releasing any specifics. >>> well, philadelphia

jeff cole reports from new castle where he just received the honor today. >> reporter: david fleming'sife has been one of purpose. he spent a quarter century in law enforcement rising to the commander of a narcotics task force. he's the father of nine, the grandfather of five. >> the flag will be present. >> and now fleming is the first african-american general of delaware's army national guard displaying friday the grit that got him there. >> move heaven and earth to get to to get to where you want to go. if somebody is in front of him, tell hem to lead, follow or get the hell out of the way. >> reporter: a mid the pomp of military ceremony, phlegm walk promoted to brigadier general as an assistant he'll lead end delaware's army national guard well welcomed by the firm woman to serve as general. she spoke of his service. >> selflessly dedicating his life to protect his community, state and nation. >> reporter: fleming presented his wife with diamond earrings. she spoke of sacrifice. >> he goes away, i hold up the household, and it works fine. >> reporter: fleming will lead a force of

nbc bay area's ian cole has more on the unhealthy air conditions in the bay area right now. >> reporterblanketing the bay area drowning out the sun, if it seems particularly bad, it is. >> we're seeing elevated levels of particulate matter that are higher than we have ever seen since we began measuring it. >> reporter: soccer practice in redwood city canceled. >> we have kids from seven years old all the way up to 19 so we always try to keep the best interest of the children in mind. >> reporter: all quality specialists say it is unhealthy for sensitive groups like people with asthma, the elderly and kids. parents waiting for it to clear up. >> i didn't want to venture out at all. >> reporter: the draft thursday and over the weekend, unhealthy for everyone and it could take several days to clear out. >> and this is not the kind of thing that you want to have people out running and breathing in. it's very -- it's very hazardous. >> and those officials say to try to stay inside of a place with filtered air and if you have to be outside get one of these masks that has an n 95 on the side o

i'm jeff cole. lucy back to you. >> thank you jeff. >>> one man is dead, another critical.olice found both shot in the head in a car in north philadelphia yesterday. someone called police to the scene on the 2400 block of arlington street and when they arrived, they found the two men in blue mercury grand marquis. investigators believe whoever did it walk up to the driver's side window and began firing killing one of them. the other person is at temple university hospital. >>> well in objection, pumpkins are pretty much everywhere, right? beer in your coffee, list goes on. but if you're in langhorne, bucks county you're just hoping not to find one on your car. police are searching for whoever is behind smashing pumpkins on car windows and windshields it's been happening a couple times now. sometime friday night police say someone stole six pumpkins from the front porches of two homes one on flint road the other valley view road. that same night authorities say someone smashed pumpkins on to three cars in the langhorne area damaging those vehicles. >>> a story you'll see onl

live in tullytown, jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain? >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> skyfox over a smokey scene in center city. peco crews turn the power back on in the area of eighth and walnut after underground fire sent smoke pouring out of manhole covers. this happen just after 8:00 this morning. here's picture from the ground. someone posted on instagram. you can see crews pu putting up caution tape to cordoned off the area. it was closed for couple of hours to peco restored all power to all customers late this afternoon. >>> fox 29 getting results tonight for folks in grays furry. our bruce gordon just might have found the trashiest block in all of philadelphia. i mean look at that. >> reporter: welcome to the place that gives filth delphi ya it's bad name. 1600 block of south bam brie street. this hundred yard, two lane stretch between tasker and morris is little more than a landfill on asphalt. linda peterson barnes pushed her eight month old grandson passed his mess and shook her head in amazement. >> wow! wow! what you goin

in willow grove, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. three teens in trenton charged with murder in the death of a 58-year-old woman. we are showing i was picture of one of the suspects. 18-year-old zion williams. the other two are minors and their information is not being released. police say three are all three actually are responsible for the shooting on october 6th that left wilma rudd rutledge dead and 14-year-old girl hurt. >>> a festival in chestnut hill was meant to be a time for fun and really for the whole family but unfortunately some people got in the way and now one woman considered a hero of sorts in her local community is he stood up to the group but not with violence. fox 29's dave kinchen is live from chestnut hill with the story tonight. dave? >> reporter: well, iain, chestnut hill is known for its diversity here and it was really at the height of a community event that a group came in to try to challenge that diversity. this video shows the uninvited guests who crashed the harry potter festival in chestnut hill last fr

fox 29's jeff cole has reaction from kensington which is ground zero of the crisis in the philadelphia area. >> reporter: kensington is ground zero in philadelphia's opioid crisis. just as the president is declaring it a public health emergency, we find a man overdosing. >> looking at a guy that od pods in front of my house. >> reporter: the man holding his phone to our camera is a life long kensington resident whose watching opioids ravage his neighbor. >> i just happened to catch this 19-year-old overdose with a needle in his arm and i actually saved his life. >> reporter: the heroin gulch home to scores of users has been cleaned up here. but the opioid crisis is at full boil. william chapin shows us the packs of the life-saving drug narcan he carries on the streets of kensington. >> you know you could end up using four of these in one day. you never know with all the fentanyl going around it's an epidemic. >> while we listen to the president declare the crisis a pub lib health emergency we watch a man on his back like in the throws of a overdose. recovering addict and member of the