. >> well, meet cole fitzgerald and alex lemonade stand hero with dreams of one day making it to thefl. plus, lights for the cure. a look at the latest philadelphia area to get its dose of pink tonight. and a bit later, homecoming humor. flooding devastated two texas families, but their teenagers are still going to the big dance thanks to a fun l i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. ♪ >>> welcome back everyone. alex lemonade stand is near and dear to our hearts here at "eyewitness news", and today we had the chance to watch one of our lemonade stand heroes live live to the fullest. cole fitzgerald has a dream of working in the nfl but as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan found out he's already honing his skills as manager on his high school football team. >> reporter: toughness and talent helped the washington township junior high if the ball team start the first half of their season

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cole fitzgerald at washington township junior high has been helping out. that's not him though.he field. here you go. >> being part of the time, an important part of the team. we're short players today, you're going to dress. >> he did. he carried the ball into the o two-point conversion. helped his team win. dana pary here's shep. >> it's nn on the west coast. 3:00 in d.c. where president trump is laying down the law on immigration telling lawmakers if they want to protect dreamers, he wants to build the wall and hire thousands more border agents. that's just to get started. for democrats, the wall itself is a nonstarter. now the fight. the presidents will claiming the republican senator bob corker of tennessee begged for an endorsement. senator corker said that's not how it went down. the senator is blasting back calling the white house an adult day care center and warning that president trump could be putting on a path toor

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

cole has more. >> reporter: a small tree in front of darby's mercy fitzgerald hospital was what stopped the gray fouroor from doing any more damage. it had already flattened a bus enclosure with two people insi inside. >> she went over that bump, right into the bus stop and ran them over. ran over them because the car went boom, boom, boomp. she ran into the tree. >> reporter: it was 1:00 tuesday afternoon say police along bizzy lansdowne avenue when the driver described as an older woman lost control of her toyota right in front of the hospital. telling police she feared hitting another car she swung hard to the right and kept on rolling. >> she's extremely upset, um, you know, she just can't believe it happened. she didn't know. you know, i was trying to turn the wheel. i was hitting the brake. i wasn't getting to the brake. >> reporter: a source with knowledge of the incident tells fox 2962-year-old woman in the enclosure pushed an 82-year-old man next to her out of the way taking the brunt of the hit. police were testing the driver's blood but chief smythe believes it was simply an unfortunate ac