hike spring has finally sprung in fact temperatures are on the rise, scott isn't they really are, dawn and chris. the high temperature today in the mid 60s. wall to wall sunshine out there. it's still pretty comfortable if you're stepping outdoors right now on this friday evening. 64 degrees. folks are out and about just enjoying the dry weather and the pleasant conditions. the reason being high pressure it is in full control across parts of our area also to the west eu around the great lakes we are looking high and dry. look at the temperatures across the area. it's cooler down the shore. only in the low 50s. low to mid 60s along the i-95 corridor. 64 reading. 65 degrees right now in allentown. so another chilly overnight. temperatures north and west back into the upper 30s. low to mid fours along the i-95 corridor, but tomorrow it's going to be similar to today with that high pressure in control. what about a high temperature in around the philadelphia area of about 66 degrees. now it will be cooler down the shore. but coming up we'll talk about that entire weekend forecast, the poll

>> reporter: he is, dawn, and police worry the next victim might not be as lucky. pay close attention. we are about to show you pictures of a man police want desperately to catch. surveillance pictures show a 19-year-old woman fighting for her life. as police say a man tried to sexually assault her. you can see the victim's hand on the man's neck as they struggle on the ground. the suspect has one hand around the back of the woman's head. >> it's very unnerving. >> reporter: yvette heard what happened as she walked along the very block where it happened. police say it was around 1:30 wednesday morning on the 1300 block of wharton street in south philly. the victim was walking home when she noticed a man following her. she quickly pulled out her pepper spray and just in time. police say the man in this photo grabbed her from behind. >> he pulled her dress down, the top of of of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> reporter: suspect took off running on 1200 block of south claire i don't kno

and dawn's place has done that for me.hey helped me become a lady again. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> this june, septa riders purchase new electronic key cards taking the place of a token or weekly or monthly pass and used on trains, trolleys and buses. riders buy plans with a debit or credit card. 10,000 cards june 13th issued at certain transit stations and headquarters. >>> help me! >> this video sparked a huge debate of corporal punishment. the state that outlawed spanking your kids at home. >>> plus, should you be able to text in the movie theater during the film? >> well, the chain rethinking the plans after public outrage. >>> plus, the villanova wildcats show they're heroes off the basketball court. a surprise for a little boy who might be their biggest fan. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the w

dawn?l right, bizarre, thank you, dave. >>> delaware state police need your help tracking down accused of serial bang robber. authorities are trying to find 19-year-old tamara segal. police think she is behind three bank robberies in new castle county the most recent yesterday at the pnc bank along naamans road in claymont. police say the woman hasn'ted a note to bank teller demanding money but she took off empty handed. >>> governor christie is taking big steps remove lead based paints from homes throughout new jersey. the governor says he's adding $10 million to help tackle removing the paint from homes owned or rented by low income or moderate income families. that resulted about $20,000 per unit to get rid of the lead. >> we're going to continue to do the programs we've done before and what i'm announce dag, we have located another $10 million in funds that are available win the current fiscal year budget and we'll make those available on top of the funds we're already spending. >> the

i found dawn's place. >> anemia reis reunited airlines with her twins. dawn's place has done that for me. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> today people all across philadelphia will be picking up trash, pulling weed and painting buildings to make their neighborhoods look their best. the ninth annual feel clean up begins this morning. the weather will cooperate. also this morning students from lasalle university will be teaming up with community volunteers to spruce up the area near the starting line of the blue cross broad street run. you can watch the entire race right here on nbc 10. >>> 5:27. a new investigation into a fight involving information eagle less san mccoy. monique braxton is following the new developments. >> it is something the fop leader wanted and the attorney general is taking a second look. we're live after the break. >>> skies are clear. temperatures are still falling this morning. we're getting a chilly start even in the city. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> right now on "nbc

dawn?> all right, bruce. meanwhile it appears that cherie amoore had been planning for a he been ba in the months leading up to the abduction. but at least one loved one says that she doesn't think the 32-year-old amoore was ever pregnant. fox 29's brad sattin is live in center city tonight where he spoke to that close family member. brad? >> reporter: dawn n real sal big question tonight. investigators want to know if ever there really was a baby. we can tell that you amoore says that that baby died back in february just hours after being born but the woman who would have been the baby's grandmother is disputing the entire story. >> i don't think she was pregnant. i think this was also something she said and she continued with the reusse. >> gale biggers says her son has been in in a relationship with cherie amoore for a couple years. >> my family is definite stater. okay. she's devastated my son. we thought there was baby. i was getting ready to be a grand parent today. >> amoore's talk o

hey, bruce. >> reporter: hey, dawn.h, life is getting back to normal here on the 1800 block of market street. traffic you'll see in a moment starting to flow again. folks heading out of office buildings or their way home from work. life is usual. for 90 minutes this afternoon this city where the eagles haven't won super bowl forever, where the phillies are off to a grim start, the flyers might miss the playoffs and the sixers are a bad joke in this city for 90 minutes this afternoon it was title town. >> so this is what a championship parade look like? we already forgotten the villanova wildcats reminds us all how it feels to be on top of the sports world. >> just immense pride. immense joy and jay wright class guy. >> wonderful feeling to be part of it. everybody loves a winner, right. >> yes. >> reporter: parade was short but oh, so sweet. villanova paid tribute to its past champions. even as it honored the present. lots of folks in the huge crowd followed the cats through it all. wins and losses, tears of joy and of

. >> i'm dawn timmeney. it's been no secret that fop president john mcnesby was very unhappy with the da's decision not to charge mccoy. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in our newsroom tonight with more on the fallout. >> dawn this is the letter that ag office sent to the fop and it could landis trick attorney seth williams under the microscope for his decision not to charge lesean mccoy. the letter signed by newly appointed solicitor general bruce castor reads in part the law quote does provide mechanism for a judge to overturn a district attorney's decision and appoint the general general to a case. we are reviewing the law in that area now end quote. >>> fop president mcnesby first wrote to cane's office. the nightclub fight left two off duty officers injured one with a broken nose and ribs. mcnesby contends williams decision a case of peripheral treatment treatment against a well known athlete. it was allegedly over a bottle champagne. the letter states that cane's office will review the evidence to lo

dawn? >> they sure will, bruce. v for victory as well, right? well incredible ending to a championship game led to some big celebrations last night in villanova. sky fox over the campus where thousands and thousands of students poured into the streets take a look. police did close down lancaster avenue for a couple of hours. students waived their villanova flags and celebrated radnor police do tell us they made a couple of arrests. five exactly. one for dui, one for assaulting a police horse and three for disorderly conduct. >>> and friday the players will be in center city where they will be honored with parade all the fun starts at 1:00 o'clock at 20th and mark streets. the parade will then work its way to dilworth park. right now the team buses are working their way back to the mainline campus from atlantic aviation. they are getting a police escort parts of 95 have been shut down. as the team, the band members and the coaches and family on their way back to what will be a rousing celebration at -- this is on the blue route actually right now

dawn? >> all right, scott, thank you. you can stay prepared for the weather by downloading fox 29 app. it's like having our meteorologists right at your fingertips. you can check conditions in your neighborhood 24/7. that app is available in the apple store or on google play. >>> developing to night in the city's hunting park neighborhood, philadelphia police hope someone can recognize the man or car in these photos. it's all in connection with a possible abduction. witnesses say a man force add woman into a car along the 900 block of luzerne street. west luzerne around 9:00 o'clock this morning. woman was reportedly heard screaming for the guy to get away from her and witnesses say there was a physical confrontation before the woman was forced into the car. and the car drove off. >>> police investigate a double shooting in point breeze. it happened about 8:00 tonight right here 22nd and tight ton streets according to authorities a 22-year-old man was shot several times and is now in critic

i saw a couple people dawn the umbrellas. there's a little band of showers moving in to the city from the west. 60 degrees. not sunny anymore. it was cloudy last time i checked. wind coming in from the south around 17 miles per hour and those clouds will yield a few raindrops between now and 7 p.m. and then we get a little bit of a break later on this evening. 53 by midnight. then the steadier batch of rain comes in toward dawn tomorrow so by 7:00 in the morning we're but by noon time it's just cloudy here in the city. by that point there still could be rain over long island and parts of the jersey shore. but i think from the city and points north and west that rainfall is over by noon. it exits. 60 in the park. 65 down the shore at brick. much cooler north and west where you've had had clouds much of the day and more in the way of shower activity and a place like monticello, only 43 right now. also cooler on the island. we've been having that wind coming in from the south and southwest off the cooler waters of the atlantic.

suburbs and rural areas by dawn tomorrow.we get into wednesday night, not as cold, we'll stay above freezing tomorrow morning all the way into the weekend. thursday in the upper 40s in the morning, afternoon highs in the 50s. tomorrow rain showers likely washing out the nationals' home opener on thursday. ending thursday night. some sunshine back on friday. low 40s in the afternoon. slight chance of showers on friday. weekend might get sprinkles on saturday with highs in the upper 40s. another cold morning, afternoon with 40s. monday, highs in the low 60s. >> sounds good. thank youm. cholesterol and heart disease may come with serious side effects. 25 million americans take the drugs known as statins. some patients say the side effects of muscle weakness, cramping is too much. some thought the complaints might be psychosomatic, all in their heads. >> reporter: most of the most popular drugs in the country are statin, taken by about 25 million americans to lower cholesterol and reduce heart disease. but they can also cause deb

dawn? >> all right. brad, thank you. >>> a former philadelphia traffic court judge is heading to prison michael sullivan sentence dad to 10 months behind bars. he owned the fireside tavern on south marshall street and prosecutors say he failed to report and pay payroll taxes for employees. sullivan was also ordered to pay more than $58,000 in restituti restitution. >>> construction is beginning on memorial park at the site of the deadly market street collapse. ground breaking ceremony was held this morning where that salvation army thrift store once stood. six people were killed on june 5th 2013 when a building being demolished next door collapsed on top of it much the mother of victim says she and her husband learned that plans for a parking lot were being discussed just days after the collapse. >> we were appalled and we vowed to do everything possible to make sure this site would only be developed as a living perpetual memorial to those who perish. >> the salvation army donated the land and a committe

dawn? >> bruce, thank you. >>> a new jersey state assembly committee as approved that measure that would avoid a complete state takeover of atlantic city but it won't get very far. governor christie already says he will not support the move. the measure introduced by speaker vincent priota would give the state control over the shore town's and ifs if the city fails to meet targets set by the state. governor christie calls the move... >> local boy with autism needs your help finding his best friend. >> it's his beloved dog. buns got out earlier this week and hasn't been seen since. fox 29's karen hepp has the family's heart-breaking plea. report roar this is the area where they're searching for the dog right now in pennsauken. somehow the dog slipped out of the door of this home on tuesday morning and ran off like a shot but to to young teenager 15 years old this dog is his hero. to his mom, the dog is a miracle worker. 15-year-old desean williams best friend has four legs. when he got buns

. >> i'm dawn timmeney in for lucy noland. the celebrations started late last night and they're about to kick up a knowledge with the arrival of the players back home. we have live team coverage for you tonight. shawnette wilson on campus where the players will eventually arrive. whole lot of fanfare. chris o'connell in the football stadium where a big celebration is planned but let's begin with our bruce gordon at atlantic aviation where the plane will land any minute now. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right. things are a little behind schedule but we do expect the chartered 737 carrying the wildcats team and the band we should say any minute here at atlantic aviation. we'll kind of pan out here and show you the tarmac where some of the activity will take place. if we keep pulling to the right you'll see a couple of yellow fire trucks. those are airport fire trucks that are going to be spraying an arc of water through which the chartered aircraft the 737 will taxi as it arrives here luggage will be taken off the pl

>> reporter: yeah, dawn.o doubt that word of caution is be alert to your surroundings because it seems at bar closing time in center city the bad guys certainly are. they are crimes of opportunity and with the warmer weather back so too is that criminal element turning up once again outside some center city nighttime hot spots on the weekend. at least two incidents this month last saturday morning 2:25 a.m. just after bar closing time, two men scene running away after police say they just robbed a man of his iphone in the 300 block of camac street near many popular restaurant destinations. a couple of weeks earlier just as the bars were closing on friday, two men were approached by two others on bank street in old city armed with a gun. one of the victims was beaten in the head with the weapon. his wallet stolen along with $200 and a cell phone. two locations where neighbors tell us they've always felt pretty save. >> in this neighborhood, i never worry about it. >> i don't typically walk around alone late at

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell biggest announcement from wilmington police todayot what some people were expecting. let's get straight out to fox 29' bruce gordon in wilmington tonight. hi, bruce. >> reporter: the quick announcement last week that so-called persons of interest had been identified led many around here to assume that arrest boss soon follow. clear toll night that's not going to happen. earlier this week police chief bobby come cummings had predicted arrests by today in the apparent beating death of amy frances joyner now he's forced to back off that pledge. >> we're not in a position at this time to file charges. unlike tv, these things absolutely do take time. >> reporter: the 16-year-old sophomore was killed in the bathroom of howard high school of technology in wilmington last thursday. three female students were quickly described as persons of interest and were suspended from school. rumors suggested the beating began as a fight over a boy but amy's father told us that night she had no beefs with anyone. >> she didn't do nothing to no -- she did

>> jimmy: guys, "batman v superman: dawn of justice" comes out tomorrow. so we thought we'd celebrate the only way we know how, by taking footage from the classic saturday morning "superfriends" cartoons and editing it to make it sound like batman and superman are rapping ll cool j's "mama said knock you out." [ laughter ] please enjoy this "tonight show" video mix tape. [ cheers and applause ] don't call it a comeback i've been here for years i'm rocking my peers puttin' suckers in fear makin' the tears rain down like a monsoon explosions overpowerin' over the competition i'm towerin' i'm gonna take this itty bitty world by storm and i'm just gettin' warm shadow boxing when i heard you on the radio i just don't know damage damage damage damage i'm gonna knock you out mama said knock you out i'm gonna knock you out mama said knock you out [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. stick around, we'll be right back with "tonight show" hashtags, everybody! come on back! get to kohl's this thursday through saturday for 3 day doorbusters. save on fila for

good evening i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm jeff cole. so what's happening and what it means for your weekend? let's get straight to chief meteorologist scott williams for the answers. scott. >> hi there jeff and dawn. right now we have mostly cloudy skies across the area. a couple of scattered showers but most of us will stay dry at least for the time being, and it's really overnight and first part of the day on saturday when we have a better chance for some widespread rain. as we look what's happening on the satellite and radar you can see a couple of scattered showers down the shore. most of that activity is diminishing but off to the west, take a look we're looking at scattered showers even some thunderstorms so this activity will be moving in our direction especially overnight tonight and early on your saturday. but look at the temperatures right now. still pretty mild. 75 degrees the sun will set this evening at 7:47. so here's your hour by hour planner. don't cancel any of your friday evening plans. we're just looking at cloudy ski

dawn timmeney fox 29 news. >> dawn, happy ending.hank you. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. heartbreaking images from texas tonight severe flooding threatened homes, roads and even animals. emergency responders rescuing nearly 100 horses trapped in high water near a stable in houston. flooding almost reaching the roofs of some buildings in the area. the horses can be seen trying to get over what appears to be a flooded fence as you can imagine more rain fell there today. >> terrible. >>> yeah. >> my goodness gracious. and apparently from what i understand, scott, some of our high pressure system kept that stuff down there for while. >> yeah it really has lucy. i mean we've been enjoying a lot of sunshine and certainly milder temperatures. take look at ultimate doppler the rainfall estimates last 48 hours dry pretty much for the eastern last of the us take look at all of the heavy rain that's been impacting the houston texas area. we're talking about 2 feet of rain over a thousand folks have had have been rescued a roy unthe

this is "batman v superman: dawn of justice", in theaters tomorrow.you can't fly. >> i'm on the ground. >> jimmy: you can't fly. [ yelling ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i told you it was good. >> jimmy: amazing. action packed. we don't want spoilers. >> did you feel your seats were shaking. >> jimmy: rumbling? did you feel it? we never do this, but i'd like to show a second clip of the film. >> that's amazing. thank you very much. >> jimmy: we never do this on the show. >> you're incredible. >> jimmy: that's how exciting the movie is. i want to show everyone. here's ben affleck as batman and jeremy irons as alfred, in "batman v superman: dawn of justice", in theaters all over the plant earth tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're going to go to war. >> that son of a bitch brought the war to us two years ago. jesus, alfred, count the dead. thousands of people. what's next? he has the power to wipe out the entire human race. and if we believe there's even a 1% chance that he is our enemy, we have to take it as an absolute certainty. and we have to d

>> looking more and more likely dawn. you can see on ultimate doppler a few more rain showers moving through the delaware val toll night. the clouds will give way to clearing but we are looking at wind somebody colder air moving our way. 51 in the city but 41 in the poconos. tonight in the 30s and the 40s. this is what's on tap for the weekend. cold air and then a clipper moves in swiftly from the northwest it brings down some moisture, some rain and even some snow some of us will see accumulation. coming up we'll talk more about the wild wind for the wildcats, another freeze moving our way and the weekend snow i'll show you who will see it stick. i'll be back later in the broadcast. >> all right, kathy. thank you moving live to south philadelphia. make sure you are ready for the morning with the fox 29 weather and traffic authorities from the newest forecast for any problems out there on the roads sue serio and bob kelly got you covered starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> a community comes together lighting candles where a young d

but by dawn sunday, we could have gusts to 50 miles per hour. so it could be power outages overnight. frigid temperatures. it will be down in the 30s. maybe below freezing by dawn on sunday. >> 1:30 they are having the hot tricks showdown. that's going to be narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. ♪ zooming in from outer space to see what we are doin' ♪ ♪ tiny little astronauts ready to get to it ♪ ♪ intergalactic scientists earthbound on a mission ♪ ♪ they're the brightest of the best ♪ ♪ a team of friends upon a quest ♪ ♪ all aboard they send reports of projects they are do

go, dawn. fantastic. >> the gift of life. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 begins right now. >> >> purple rain is falling now as fans around the world mourn the death of the music legend prince. this is a live look at the marquee at the apollo theater where the man who never stopped reinventing himself is being remembered. at paisley park in minnesota, fans mourn as the mystery continues. what led to the death of the musical genius just 57 years old? another star gone too soon. good evening at 5:00. i'm diana williams. >> and i'm shirleen allicot in for sade baderinwa. we begin with the loss of an icon. prince. he was a multitalented musical genius emerging from minneapolis mesmerizing distinctive sound, a mix of funk, r&b and rock. the purple one burned up the charts with classics like 1999, purple rain, little red corvette, and the lust -- list goes on and on. prince died suddenly at his home in minneapolis today. >> we have team coverage of the death of prince. carolina leid is with fans at the ap

. >> the timing of slowed down from what it was around dawn.aybe another hour or two before you see the rain end in the metro area. very light rain across northern virginia and maryland. the area in yellow and darker green is coming out harder on the eastern shore. that's pulling away, moving off north and east. your exercise forecast, want to get out and do a bike ride or run, it will dry out 11:00 noon time or so. temperatures out of the 50s, up to near 60 degrees. a cool afternoon. a little sunshine breaking out during the afternoon. then come the winds tonight. a wind weather advisory -- a wind advisory for that zone, for somewhat less wind. but the high wind warnings, areas in orange out of the mountains and eastern shore, gusts, 65 miles per hour. most of the region, nearby areas around 55-mile-per-hour gusts. there could be some scattered power outages late tonight, early tomorrow morning. this purple zone, north and west, there could be some freezing temperatures. northern montgomery, loudoun, points north interest west. could have a fr

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satellite and radar high pressure in control not a cloud all the way dawn from maine to the virginias and the carolinas. wall-to-wall blue sky. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. same number by 5:00 p.m. forecasting a high of 66, 67

>> that's certainly right, dawn. right now we are looking at scattered showers even severe thunderstorms in our area. you can see severe thunderstorm warning until 6:00 o'clock for land cost county looking at heavy rain/small hail and winds with this particular cell gusting up to 60 miles per hour. so we'll zoom in a little closer it's moving on off to the north and east at about 55 miles per hour. so you can see just moving to the east of the lancaster area around the bearville region, paradise looking at moderate to heavy rain also this will be moving toward honey brook over the next 15 minutes or so. dumping some heavy rain. we're dry, quiet and warm really in the philadelphia area i mean look at the temperatures right now. 80 degrees. we'llly unheard of for this time of year. the average for this time of year is in the upper 50s. winds gusting close to 30 miles an hour. so we have upper 70s in trenton. 78 in wilmington right now. 77 in dover along with millville and look at those winds right now generally out of

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. it may seem hard to believe, but we can't put away the winter gear just yet. let's get straight to chief meteorologist scott williams. say it ain't so, scott. >> unfortunately, more bizarre weather, chris and dawn, continuing for the month of april. we're dry and quiet now, but look off to the west. this is energy this clipper is headed in our direction along with the colder air for the upcoming weekend so those temperatures they're simply going to be dropping across the area as we time everything out for you, take a look at the clock. by midnight temperatures in philadelphia into the upper 30s. low to mid 30s north and west. then look at what happens. by tomorrow morning, we're looking at some rain in south jersey along with delaware, but north and west, of the philadelphia area, we're looking at that rain changing over to wet snow once again tomorrow morning. so this system is going to be rapidly moving in and we're looking at a rain and snow combination for much of the day tomorrow

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dawn? >> bruce, thank you. renee' amoore who you saw at court in support of her daughter does appear frequently as a political guest on "good day philadelphia". now we are learning more about her daughter cherie. police say she had been planning for a child in the months before the abduction. fox 29's karen hepp is in the newsroom. karen, you learned a lot more. >> reporter: she certainly had been registering for baby items. they even had a big baby shower back in december according to family friends and here's some more of what we learn. cherie amoore had at least two baby registries. and even had a baby shower on december 5th according to friends. on the bump website it shows is a due date of december 19th. friends were told she was having a boy. on the pottery barn kids registry someone bought a blue throw and cherie had requeste ra frame with the name mateen. his mother spoke with us and she says he never saw any baby till he came home from work last night and cherie placed a child in his arms and started t

. >> now this is dawn, at children's zoo since 2003. she came there with her sister dewey they used to be inseparable but since dewey's mate came along dewey has ignored her sister, a lot and dawn has had trouble making other penguin friend. oh, sadness. but things are looking up for dawn, she will join lehigh valley zoo where there is mostly a flock of single male penguins. >> well done. >> is that a jello mold. >> i don't know what they eat. >> yes. >> i have no idea what they are eating habits are. >>> meanwhile heart warming animal story here among the dog and a cat. >> you wouldn't think they would be friends, but that is exactly the case at the sacramento spca. in fact, one dog a ago above and beyond. he has ulcers in his eyes, so listen to this, so vets are using blood from jim toy make special drops to help make the cat see again. >> we need to do a mixture of antibiotics and serum which we get from jimmy. >> a macing. one of the eyes was saved and vets are hopeful that the drops will save the other eye too. and then the kitten

because we have dave, dawn, diana, and dani. we'll all be in the same row boat here for quite a while, good to have a way to remember all that. dani is an air force captain herself. carrying forward a proud family tradition. so, i want to thank them also for their continued service and support. and finally, while there'll be ample time for celebration and congratulations, i also want to thank general mark welsh for his strong and steady leadership, as air force chief of staff over the last four years. mark and his family, especially his wife betty, have given so much to this country over so many difficult tours. i've worked so long with him that i hardly know what it will be like around here without mark welsh. on behalf of this department and a grateful nation, i want to say thank you to mark for four decades of selfless and skillful service to this country. let me now turn it over to a leader who knows general goldfein very well and will be a great partner in the time to come, and that's our excellent air force secretary, debb

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney.st releasing new information about who pulled the trigger. let's get straight out to fox 29's sabina kuriakose who has been in kensington since this story broke. heartbreaking, sabina. >> reporter: absolutely, dawn. police are confirming this little girl's five-year-old brother who pulled the trigger and they're saying that the gun belonged to the mother's boyfriend. >> crystal gutted by grieve hearing her godson's four-year-old sister was shot to death inside family's kensington home saturday afternoon. >> she was just and outgoing little girl. she just wanted -- she loved barbie dolls, coloring. >> reporter: crime scene investigators and homicide detectives collect evidence at the row home on the 200 block of east mayfield street. they tell fox 29 a 20-year-old father and his five-year-old son were visiting the home when the five-year-old somehow got a hold of a loaded gun. shooting the four-year-old once in the chest. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the girl came from a big fa

sun moves in, pre-dawn hours. i mean, showers move in, pre- dawn hours with no sun tomorrow. if you have outdoor activities, tomorrow could be sort of a a lot of folks will be out for the long island marathon. it will be one of those race days where you have to bundle up and be ready for the showers. we're just a few minutes away from race time. we'll capture all of it with you and share with you coming up. you guys, it is a great looking crowd, though. we're just a few minutes away from take off time. a lot of folks have raised lots of money. >> we see you. >> one fan is waving. >> oh, my goodness. >> hello. >> how long y'all been dating? >> oh, that's so nice. that's awesome. >> reporter: i told you that's not me in the costume. >> there they are in the same place. >> time now 7:57. our top stories chilling news out of clifton, new jersey, a car veered off the road through ad wood area and burst into flames. four people had to be pulled from the wreckage. >> marcus solis is live with the latest. marcus? >> reporter: rob and michelle, in the meantime pse&g crews working to r