in san juan, puerto rico, steve harrigan, fox news. >> now to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take live look down at shore in ocean city, new jersey, another winner of a day. >> much different story down the shore. some beautiful weather out on the beach but hurricane jose could still be creating proble problems. meteorologist kathy orr here to tell us all about it. >> we have rough surf. we still have high waves an high risk of rip currents down the shore. so please be aware of that. even if you're going down this weekend that will continue. a very beautiful day across the region the last day of summer and it feels like it 87 in philadelphia the same in millville. 87 in allentown and down the shore, with this on shore breeze, ocean city 79. even in atlantic city beach haven 79 degrees. the owing water temperature 73. still warm but once again, even though those sea surface temperatures are warn dangerous conditions along the coastline with a high risk of rip currents today, tomorrow and even during the weekend. the reason why, jose still offshore and still bringing that

fox 29's brad sattin is here.d, this could be some big money involved here. >> reporter: chris, big money for sure. let's hope you're not but if you're ever an inmate in the bucks county prison all the prison is legally allowed to reveal about whether you're there, your name and your birthday but for years ago the prison was releasing a whole lot more it's now the focus of a lawsuit that could cost the county a whopping $680 million. if you need information on an inmate in bucks county the department of corrections has inmate look up tool on its website that tonight we found wasn't even working. which attorney alan dennenberg says would have been a good thing back in 2011 when it started revealing confidential information on all county inmates past or present convicted or not. >> many of these people had their records ex punched, so that when you went to access it at the police department or online, you wouldn't be a toil find that information including mr. at a had a's information. >> reporter: mr. taha spent les

a taste of fox news.ho represents dozens of clients who have taken lawsuits against fox. with me here is paul connew, a former newspaper executive who was deputy editor of murdoch's now—closed news of the world. douglas, you think that was the right decision? i do think it was the first step in the right direction. there is a lot more investigation that needs to be done. i referred to 21st century fox as 19th—century fox because i represent over 20 former and current employees in all sorts of sexual harassment, retaliation, race dissemination claims and the fact is that there is a lot the british government doesn't know because so many people are bound by gagging orders, confidentiality orders, that the government should ask 21st century fox to let people speak, to speak freely, so they can make an informed decision as to whether they meet the broadcasting standards that the british people deserve. tell him he is wrong? i'm not here as a cheerleader for wippert mode, i'm —— rupert murdoch, i'm here as a c

fox 29's joanne pileggi has more tonight. joanne. >> reporter: just starting to settle in new school year now their teachers may walk off the job monday morning potential for a strike is real in this montgomery county school district. >> it's been a week, right? it's crazy. so it's a shame they can't get this hammered out before school starts. >> reporter: parents frustrated by the threat avenue strike for 5,000 students. >> i think all the teachers deserve i mean they're really hard workers and they're taking care of our kids, so i hope they get paid what they need to get paid but at the same time you hate to see them strike so early in the year. >> reporter: teachers say they are frustrated, too. they started negotiations in january. their contract expired june 30th. >> we did give the district a strike notice that we will go out on monday morning at 7:30 if we do not reach a settlement. >> we're not meeting the county averages. we're below the county averages and we're look to go not have continued low salaries and then lo

we posted it on fox 5 dc.com. after school staff accused administrators of intense pressures to boost the graduating rate. school board members wrote to the governor citing widespread corruption. kevin maxwell continued to deny corruption but recently acknowledged there could be some wrongdoing. >> do we have respectable that haven't dotted is and crossed or not followed the directions, undoubtedly in with r an organization over 20,000 employees. the allegations are reckless and painful to have to deal with. but i believe that the best way to put it to rest is to handle it. >>s have underway about two weeks, set to rap up by the end of next month. >>> heads up do your kids play on sports fields that are made up of artificial turf? listen. nearly a tends in dc are limited use or closed because testing revealed the surfaces are so hard they pose a safety risk to both adults and children. evan lambert is live on one of those field that is recently failed the test. evan? >> reporter: shawn, the lights are off at the f

all you need to do go to fox 5 dc.com.laces to eat this weekend >> so many top restaurants in dc. >>> coming up. metrobus drivers are speaking out >> you heard about this all week long, standard with the nasty attack earlier this week. many say they simply don't feel safe behind the wheel of a bus. we're going to tell you why coming up. >>> racist remarks crude words written on the road in one pennsylvania police investigating. we'll tell you that story coming up. stay with us. fox 5 local news >>> breaking news, dc police on the scene of a triple shooting in southeast. one of the people shot, a woman we're told was killed. >> this a is what we told you about at the first of the show, about a half mile from the congress heights metro station, fox 5's lindsay watts has more. >> reporter: two women and a man was shot one of the feel victims did not make it. according to police, no arrests have been made. family and friends of the victim who passed away are here, there was an incident earlier that brought more police rushing

angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> now to a fox 5 exclusive. a fredericksburg family is heart broken after their loved one was allegedly shot and killed by her boyfriend this past weekend. >> police thought antoinette crashed her car. when they arrived, she realized, she had been shot. krysten leon spoke with her family in a vigil in her honor. kristen? >> reporter: that's right. a very emotional and painful night, a somber night for those who are gathered here to remember the woman they say was a beautiful would literally give the clothes off her back to those who truly needed it most. you can see there are about 30, 40 people. family and friends remembering antoinette beverly. it's hard for them to hold back the tears. >> i love you, baby, i love you. >> i love you. i love you. >> reporter: but paul let and her daughter reese want to stay strong for antoinette >> she was a bright girl and everybody that came in contact with her knew that she was a good person. >> reporter: on saturday night, they got a tragic call from police. that their beau

in sanford, brian scott, fox news. ♪ >>> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now.t the blue mountain in the poconos. showers gave way to sun an lot of places in our area today. but we can still see some remnants of irma. kathy's forecast is just 15 seconds away. >>> it's been a warm humid day across the region. you may have seen a few of these spotty showers. especially to the north and west of philadelphia. most of the remnants of irma are to the north in central pa and that's where they'll stay. temperatures pretty warm with that southerly push. 80 degrees in wilmington. 81 in philadelphia. 80 in trenton and wrightstown it's 82 degrees. 80 in allentown right now and down the shore mild as well. those dew point temperatures still in the 60s. very muggy. 74 in dover. very humid air there. so as we go hour by hour you'll see these showers popping up on our fox future cast. tonight a few more but nothing severe and really not many thunderstorms just showers during the day on friday, friday morning looks good with more of a northwesterly push behind the system. with t

fox 29's dawn timmeney has more.ght her when she jumped off the roof. >> reporter: jamar warren capturing on cell phone videos the moments after he saved his neighbor from the burning home on west 37th street in wilmington. the woman trapped on the second floor with flames shooting all around her. >> i'm like hold on jump into my arms. jumped to me. jump top my chest. >> reporter: warren was watching tv about 11:30 last night when he and his family heard the commotion outside. they look out and realized their next door neighbor's house was on fire. >> every window, like, down the side, every doorway, it was just a blaze. >> reporter: the woman who lives there on a second floor roof about to jump for her life. >> i had to do something. i had to try to help her because she was like 70 -- 70 years old. jumping off roof. i can't let her jump straight to the ground. >> reporter: warren says they both fell to the ground. but he helped break the woman's fall and dragged her to safety. little did this hero neighbor know the

to a story you'll see only on fox. dangerous new trend children are taking part in zen a local boy to the hospital much his mom has a warning for other parents out there. she says her son was very badly burned when his friends played this risky game. >> it's a trend that your children may have heard about online. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live in the studio with more on this story. dave. >> chris and dawn this mother will never forget the horrific burns that she saw on her son and she wants to prevent other kids from getting hurt in a game many kids are playing these days and we want to warn you some of these the images of the injuries are graphic. >> within minutes you can see his skin just falling right off, just bubbling and just kind of hanging. >> reporter: terrifying discovery nicole made after being awakened by the screams and cries of her 12-year-old zonis past weekend. she would find excruciating burns on his neck and back. nicole says his friends dumped boiling water on him at he slept. >> you can just s

it's going to help cement fox 5 position at dc's news leader for decades >> fox 5 president and generale are thrilled to move our facilities to montgomery county maryland into wh developed by car properties and we thank the state of maryland and montgomery county for making this possible. this lab state-of-the-art facility that will keep us in the heart of the washington, dc metro area and allow us to better serve the community. the complex will take a few years to build, it's going to be brand new, our move in date will not be until some that time in 2021. but during that time, we will continue to be the only station you need to turn to whether you're in maryland, dc or virginia >> if you saw the rendering, the top floor up there all that a glass is. tony new office >> and it's going to be >> see there >> that's the top one right there >> going to be an apartment and office. >> i didn't get that in my deal >> well >> mine has a swimming pool though. >> let's see what jim lokay got >> i got >>> president trump prep forgot a major speech tomorrow, first address before the u.n. general as

. ♪ >>> now fox 29 news at 10:00. ♪ >>> check your bank statement.t to get your credit card information. they are hard at work in several counties. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. iain is off tonight. >>> philadelphia police are trying to nab the people slipping those skimmer devices on atm's all over the place. let's get straight to our shawnette wilson live tonight in spring garden. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris and lucy, philadelphia police say so far this year they have found more than 20 skimming devices. these latest cases affect philadelphia, montgomery and bucks counties. >> who knows what to look for? >> reporter: news of skimming devices found on atm's in the philadelphia area has people wondering if they could be a victim of this kind of crime. >> we don't, like, shake the machine to find if there's a device. >> reporter: philadelphia police major crimes unit says investigators found two skimming devices on bank atm's on september 15th. they say the devices are usually good for 24 to 36 hours before the person who put it the

to play star fox two.yed it before but had forgotten. >> i remember this game. this is like the vice presidenters in battle star galactic'a. >> original gamers like me are old. it's nostalgia. >> you remember the time and place at that time and how you felt about things you know what i mean when you were a kid, you were innocent. now you grown up you got bills. >> that's a fact. i was able to buy one. i'm not sure why. i'm as nostalgic as the next guy but to be honest i don't have time for video games any more. as for keith if you want one look him up but be ready to pay. that's his angle. i'm hank and that's my take. >> ♪ >> in your health tonight those with celiac disease who are unable to consume gluten may soon be able to eat bread. a group of scientist scientistsn cordoba spain are experimenting with genetic editing with the hope they can produce strains of wheat. some of the scientists believe believe this method would preserve the bread's flavor as some forms of gluten would remain. researchers say

fox 29's jeff cole live in bensalem. jeff, police are worried he could strike again. >> reporter: yeah, lucy these are amazing pictures. look arsonist is this bold there's always concern he simply likes flames and that will set that fire again and when you look at this video police have a right to ask, will this person strike again? the fire bug new there would be cameras rolling and flames rising. he came with his face covered and his eyes protected to set a 96 ford mustang a blaze. the unlucky owner works for this man. >> what did you think when you saw that video. >> i was surprised, very shocked that they did that. it doesn't make sense. why would somebody would do it. beyond me. you have elderly people living upstairs. >> reporter: it was wednesday in the early morning when the arsonist is caught on the security camera. he tried three times to ignite the car. he throws a brick to break a window. he stuffs a rag in the gas tank and finally do you says the soft top with gas and lights with a boat flare. the flames imm

welcome to "fox news tonight."he big controversy over nfl players refusing to stand for the national anthem isn't going awayay anytime soon. with president trump again weighing in on the matter, telling fox news of the nfl is too scared of its own players to do anything about the issue. >> i have so many friends that are owners and they are in a box. i have spoken to a couple of them, they say we are in a situation where we have toe do something. i think they are afraid of their players. you want to know the truth? i think is disgraceful. >> dana: may be mr. trump's pressure is playing off. in tonight's game between the packers and the bears, every single player stood for the anthem. my hometown team, the denver broncos, announced every player will be standing for their game on sunday. meanwhile, democrats are speaking out, too, saying that the president is using the anthem controversy to distract from other issues. >> the president is a deflector in chief. any time he will lose a health care bill, election in alab

fox's ellison barber has more. last week a spokesman person for majority leader mitchell plague connel told fox news mcconnell intended to consider the gram cassidy bill on the floor this week but that was before senator john mccain said supporting the gram cassidy bill . here is tom price. it was to repeal and replace. the reason because it's not dead is because it's not finished. we continue to work with the author s on it you through this weekend and the bill will like i be roled out early this week. republicans can't afford to lose more than two republicans and mccain is the second to publicly say he will the not support this bill. kentucky senator rand paul is not on board and susan collins is very much on the fence and the white house is trying to get her off of it. this is last our chance before the september 30 deadline to get this done. it comes down to senator paul, senator mccain and senator collins. we haven't written off any vote. we haven't written any votes on the other side as well. democrats some s

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this is a fox news alert. officials at aqua facts, one of the country's three largest consumer credit reporting agencies says a cybersecurity breach of its computers could affect 143 million american consumers. for context, that is just under half the population of the united states. criminals exploited a website application site. the information accessed includes names, credit card, social security numbers, birthdays, addresses, drivers licenses numbers. the company is setting up a special website out consumers determine if their information has been impacted. stocks next. dow lost 23. s&p 500 down a half. nasdaq gained 4.5. president trump says war with north korea is not inevitable. he says military action is still an option. if it happens, it will be a very sad day, he says, for the communist regime. >> for 25 years they've been talking, talking, talking. the day after an agreement is reached, new work begins in north korea. continuation on nuclear. so i would prefer not going the route of the military, bu

exclusive details the story fox 5 supposed to bring you.re number one. >>> a dumb frees's woman is $100,000 richer driving away in her new core vel. she played the virginia lottery corvette and cash scratch-off. lindsey chevrolet handed her the keys today. >> i asked my husband to get at the ticket and i met him outside and scratched it. there it was. car, car. i'm like my god i have a sting ray. i always wave at it now i have my own. >> yes, you do. mobley picked the color of her car after her the favorite football team. . the washington redskins. the team sent her away with team gear. she was quite excited about that. >> c by >> it starts right now. ♪ ♪. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, missing for days. now tonight, there are new developments in the search for a pregnant maryland school teacher. >>> a suspect in custody. after a woman set on fire in a prince george's county home. we hear in neighbors who witness the dramatic moments in a live report. and bracing for hurricane irma. the latest on the storm's pa

his younger brother shared these photos with fox 5.iko is on the right. >> when i looked out i saw them taking a guy, trying to give him cpr on the stretch and then took him away. i have i have babies in here. >> reporter: he's the son of former university of maryland football coach and dc nave mike locksley. university's athletic department released a statement monday saying, quote, the entire maryland athletic department's thoughts are with mike locksley and his family during this difficult time. mike locksley is now a coach at the university of alabama. at a before practice news conference, headcoach nick his condolences to the locksley family >> i just want everybody to understand our thoughts and prayers go out to to mike and the entire locksley family. over this tragedy, and we'll do everything that we can to support mike and his family in this time of tragedy. >> reporter: and back live, police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. live in columbia, evan lambert. of my fox 5. >>> well, all eyes are on hurri

. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier, coming to you from fox news world headquarters in new york. serious questions about how and why the obama administration's national security advisor was able to get the names of trump transition team members under surveillance. first, deal or no deal. a public spat between the president and the top democrats over what if anything they have agreed to about young illegal immigrants and tougher border security. we begin with kevin corke starting us off. good evening. >> good evening. deal or no deal indeed. announcing today the white house and democrats were close to a deal on daca. the president made certain to emphasize no deal would happen without increased border security and ultimately a border wall between the u.s. and mexico. even the hint of a possible deal on daca set off alarm bells among conservatives. >> we'll only do it if we get extreme security, if we get not only surveillance but everything that goes along with surveillance. and ultimately we have to have

tom johnson, fox news. >> amazing. seeing it walk around the house. >> opening the fridge, you know, retrieving reece's peanut butter you. >> the dog in the cage. >> the dog sitting in the crate going hey, what? that's nice. i love it. >>> all right. this next store may gross you out a little bit. a surge of sea lies causing big problems for the salmon industry a struggle for scientists and fish farmers around the world. >> yuk. >> who are working on ways to control these parasites much these lies hatch themselves and feed on salmon killing them or making them unsuitable to eat. one method is to kill the parasites that involves using cleaner fish to co exist with the salmon and eat the lice. >> we think this is the way to go. because it's non chemical based, and sustainable, a species and they can get them from our waters and it is natural habitat and it's quite easy to grow th them. >> experts say defeating the lice will require new technolo technology. this problem has caused prices of salmon to sky rocket as much as

in washington, ellison barber fox 29 news.>> the search is on for this mother and son in new castle county. 52-year-old list is a esposito and her son 32-year-old michael stole from senior citizen in wilmington. police say this happened in december. prosecutors have just not issued warrants for their arrest and they face a number of charges when caught. >>> sigh of relief in northeast philadelphia tonight. police have made arrest in the attempted lurings of four children. 35-year-old march windy is off the streets. police say a case from february helped track him down. fox 29's jeff cole has the story. >> reporter: police say the first attempt at luring happened a week ago september 12th. two children said they were approach on the 400 block and tomlinson. that was 35-year-old marwon deib of lawndale. >> late yesterday we executed two search warrants at two of his residences. as a result the suspect came in and surrendered about 11:45 last night. >> reporter: three days later friday at 8:00 in the a lope girl walking to school

live in northwest, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> now to a story you will see only on fox 5 >> racist flyers popping up in fairfax county. >> reporter: senators forced to denounce hate speech and groups after the controversial flyers popped up in fairfax county. we have reaction and why police are saying that they could be investigated but hate crime. the story next. >>> the season opener is on the way, the redskins preparing for sunday's kickoff. could they be down a flare? we'll be right back. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. . >>> disturbing flyers depicting virginia politician corey stewart for popping up across fairfax county >> they s

live in northwest, melanie alnwick, fox 5 local news >>> fox 5 also following breaking news from prince george's county. a man was shot and killed around 12:40 last night in the temple hills, police are not revealing much about the investigation just yet. they told us this does not appear to be random. >>> 5:03. developing have you seen ashanti billie. they're searching for the missing prince george's county maryland woman. 19-year-old ashanti billie hasn't been seen or heard from nine days. of new video footage revealed she never showed up for work or class the day she went missing. ashanti billie is a black woman, roughly four feet ten inches talc weighing about 135 pounds. she has black hair and brown eyes. a award of up to $10,000 has been offered for information leading to her location. >>> time is 504. president trump defending his response to puerto rico. some says he more focused to the nfl controversy, the u.s. territory is short on food, water and gasoline of the most of the island is still without power and could remain that way months. the president will visit the island dam

hyundai is a sponsor of fox 29. >>> fox 29 meteorologist scott williams also making an appearance today at him there bagging groceries at the shop rite at morrell plaza in northeast philadelphia. >> don't squish the bread. >> shop rite help bag hunger event which raises money for local food bank. one of his first job was bagging grocery. >> you got to be careful. i'd be crushing the eggs all the time. he's doing good job there. new app says it will help you save money by spending money. this service that hopes to drive the last nail into the coffin of coupon cutting. >> while you're saving all that money it won't necessarily make you happy. what one study says you really need to feel fulfilled in life. ♪ ey is facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of september being recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible, but you need to know the signs. they can be hard to spot: social withdrawal, financial problems, irritability. christie: if you see these signs occurring together or suddenly, you may have cause for concern. the signs y

garrett tenney fox news. >> employees at the u.s.assy in cuba are in a daze after what officials are calling sonic attack. cuban president castro reportedly offered the fbi the availability to investigate the matter on cuban soil. experts were surprised by the response as something new for the two countries that are often at odds. there are reports that the attacks were targeted to specific rooms of the embassy and in some cases certain areas of the rooms. 21 people are still dealing with hearing loss, speech problems and headaches. the state department is increasing security members at that embassy. >>> caught on camera tonight. do not mess with the ups. garr deena, california police are praising this group of ups employees tonight after they broke up an attack caught on camera. you can see two men approach and attack victim with a crowbar. the victim had already been planning to enter the ups store for help and instead the employees came to him. four employees run out, break up the fight and watch as the suspects flee. officials ar

but now she's telling fox 29 there's more to the story. >> now fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> that story in moment but first on fox tonight authorities go to evict a guy and get quite a shock they find a pipe bomb and that's not all. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. police found whole lot more. fox 29's dave schratwieser broke the story this morning. dave, it is still developing to night. >> reporter: lucy, police sources telling us tonight at least two of those pipe bombs contained explosive materials and the man taking in for questioning at that home this morning well he's going to face at least two charges according to police sources one possession of a weapon of mass destruction and, two, risking a catastrophe. >> regular court ordered evict. >> reporter: it was just after 10:00 wednesday morning when authorities arrived at this east oak lane home to serve a routine eviction notice. >> they were encountered by a woman had the door who said don't -- you know, try not to touch anything in the basement. >> reporter: clean up crew hired by the sheriff's offi

. ♪ >>> right now a story first on fox.tunning. >> a local woman accused of trying to kill her mother. cold-blooded or compassion? >> now, fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> tonight a local woman facing charges she tried kill her own mother. thanks for joining us room iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. she told police she just wanted to end her mothers suffering. prosecutors disagree. dave schratwieser broke the story tonight and joins us live from north philadelphia. dave. >> 74-year-old mary was in the nursing home hyped me with dementia and osteoporosis. she had several times broken bones. her daughter is charged with attempted murder for injecting her with insulin even though she wasn't a diabetic. her lawyer says, this isn't about crime. it's about compassion. it's every grown child' worst nightmare. watching an elderly parent suffering from an illness in a hospital or nursing home. abington police say when 50-year-old donna couldn't bear to watch her mother mary suffer any more, she injected her with insulin hoping she'd pass away

what organizers are saying in an exclusive interview with fox 5. the news at 10:00 starts right now. >>> we begin with that deadly church shooting in tennessee, at least one person was killed, and seven others wounded. after a gunman opened fire today. >> no word on a motive but federal authorities open a civil rights investigation into the shooting at the burnette chapel church. jonathan zero has more. >> reporter: a masked gunman opening fire at a church near nashville shooting worshippers gathered for services, an usher confronted the shooter who apparently got shot >> he's a hero the person that shot this man. we're grateful to him. >> reporter: the alleged gunman has been identified as 25 emmanuel samson of murphy borrow. churn members told police he attended a year or two ago. as many as 50 were inside the church. al >> we heard three gunshots and the little girl shut the door. and i heard somebody say, get down. >> reporter: this little boy was in sunday school when the shots rang out. he's grateful his family is safe. >> when i realized the

we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin looks at the military ramifications of the latest north korean test. we begin with kevin corke at the white house with the furious political response. >> all hands on deck today for white house officials on a day where the team is continuing to try to figure out and solve the north korean nuclear provocations. this is the day when the president reached out to his south korean counterpart but it was also a day that saw an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. >> their time for half measures in the security council is over. >> in a scathing rebuke of pyongyang's latest nuclear test, nikki haley implored the international body to act decisively and increase sanctions pressure on the renegade north korean regime. >> to the members of the security council, i must say enough is enough. we have taken an incremental approach and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked. >> the call for a second meeting this week signaling the administrations threadbare pati

fox 29's sabina kuriakose joins us live tonight.abina, mixed reaction from fans this afternoon. >> reporter: yeah, iain, fans are torn. they want to support their country they want to support their teams ton night they are left wondering if those are two very different thing. >> ♪ oh, say, can you see >> reporter: the birds linked arms and malcolm jenkins raised fists during the national anthem one of many protests through the nfl sunday. >> ♪ bra brought stripes and bright stars ♪ >> response to the twitter storm from president trump its that began friday. attacking players who kneel in protest during the soaring notes of the star spangled banner. the president encouraging boy scott tweeting in the nfl fans refuse to go to the games until players stop disrespecting our flag and country, you will see change take place fast. fire or suspend! >> many philly fans we spoke with supported the players. >> i think it was great move on bee of hat of the nfl to show we're brothers it doesn't matter what the color of your skin is we're going

fox 29's dave kinchen was at the celebration in mt. new jersey y they just got their new wheels. >> imagine trying get your familiarly from one place to another or trying to get to your job but you don't have a car of your own. you can only rely on people for so long. well thanks to generous donations people have their own wheels tonight. >> i can't get to the store. i can't make my doctor's appointments. i'm trapped like rat. and this means the world to me. >> reporter: live getting a little bit easier for bordentown's robert gardner a vietnam era veteran now fighting his way back from a recent stroke. >> i've seen this car i couldn't believe that's mine. >> so much going that was my mine. i'm excited. this is emotional. true blessing honestly. >> reporter: this woman of kennett square also learned she'd be getting her own wheels a big help for single mom of a thee 84 old girl. >> going to take me everywhere now hope until now back to school also get a better education for me and just to give a better future to my daughter. >> report

>>> fox 5 is there with the excitement. brody?reporter: shawn, yes, the excitement has subsided a little bit. everyone had to get inside for the capitols preseason game, so people were a little more interested in that, i do want to show you what's been going on and what will be going on tomorrow, they've pack up the stanley cup. people there was a long line, you can get a picture with the cup now again as jim lokay mentioned and we mentioned many times, if your team does not want a cup, do not of if you're a capitols fan come down take a picture with it's don't touch it. down on this end, there's an area with a lot of fan memorabilia, capitols memories of memorabilia. you can walk through there, there's items that are cool. you can take a vr ice surfacing race, which when i think about it. ice surf rate is the slowest thing i can think of. not exactly an exciting vr experience i'll take their word for it. this area where i am, this became a street hockey arena, i want to show it to you. you hear it there. the kid is excited. a gro

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in south philly. dave?> reporter: lucy, neighbors say that these kids are acting up are not from the neighborho neighborhood. police seem to agree and tonight both got together to take stand. street fight caught on camera near second and ritner streets in south philly. in video being shared everywhere unilife line. but neighbors say it's nothing new and that's the problem. >> my elderly neighbors are afraid to come out. not just at night during the day. my children won't go to the corner store. it's -- they're terrorizing our community. >> reporter: kerry brennan says neighbors have been joining her in monitoring their street to keep the riff rav away while demand morgue cops on patrol after other cases of harassment and trouble. >> we live in the best neighborhood and it's being destroyed by outsiders. >> i was like, how could this possibly happen to me? >> anthony trying to figure out who smashed out the back window of his car. he obtained this fight video from nearby business' surveillance system believi

here's a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast.unshine right across the board i'm serving on the weather buffet. it gets cooler as we get the re the temperatures of fall we're supposed to have. in the meantime we're starting off warm >> 20 degree temperature drop this week because some areas were in the 90's and then 70's next sunday? confusing if i'm for your closet got to put the shorts away, get the sweater. >> time is running out in mexico. as searchers try i to find anyone else still alive after tuesday's powerful earthquake. the death toll stands at 319. more than half of those victims died in mexico city. a number of buildings crumb he willed when the 7.1 quake hit and searchers concentrated efforts on a seven story office building. >>> to the devastation in puerto rico caused by hurricane maria. a nonvoting in congress offered a sobering assessment. they said the storm set the island back 20, 30 year, she said maria leveled countless properties homes and destroyed the green re. of engineers are expecting a 90-year-old damn

jeff cole fox 29 news. iain, back to you. >> jeff, thanks. >>> still ahead students run for their lives as a bus runs right for them. what caused panic in the streets. sean. >> it's time for carson wentz to pay up hear what he had to say about his arrangement with jake elliot when it comes to paying off all that money much that's coming up later in sports. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> a dire situation in puerto rico after that hurricane irma and maria. today a flight took off from philadelphia l

live in wilmington here at the shop rite, jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain? >> jeff, thank you. >>> also in wilmington police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man last night. officers found the 33-year-old man shot in his head while sitting in his car on 4300 block of miller road just after midnight. delaware online is reporting this is the 26th homicide in wilmington so far this year. that ties the record from 2015. >>> your fox 29 weather authority right now. sunny, warm, little windy today. live look at the ben franklin parkway just a beautiful evening to head outside. kathy orr, i'm thinking if we had time it would be nice to do a little he is fresco dining. >> absolutely tonight is the night, luce seem maybe a light sweater for me because you know me i always get cold. outside, beautiful blue sky. not a cloud in the sky with a northerly wind. we had cold front move through and you can feel it only 59 in the poconos. 71 in allentown. 77 in philadelphia. millville 79. when we compare it to yesterday where temperatures were in the upper 80s

sky fox on the way and we'll bring you a look when it becomes available. as we switch gears to lack at rails now red line single tracking because of maintenance between van necessary and dupont. that cleared. resaid is you'll delays are eedzing and residual delays earlier malfunction at land-over. as we look at 295 we're seeing delays closer to 50 southbound and freeway east and westbound by the third street tunnel 22 miles an hour and inbound dealing with heavier congestion. keep in mind if you head out this evening want to get this in before things get crazy. 7:05 first pitch and braves taking on the nalts at nats park southwest water front area allow for extra time. if you don't want to miss the fist pitch get an early start. right now things by water front calm. i'll keep you update philadelphia anything pops up and congestion 95, 66 in virginia next back to you guys. >> republicans once had high hopes of passing a major tax overall that push stalled can he score a by part sap. >> more than 140 million americans personal information class action lawsui

in mexico city, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> a tearful mom reaching out to fox 29 after she says her son was attacked at school. but it's what she says her son was called that has her really upset. ey is facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of september being recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible, but you need to know the signs. they can be hard to spot: social withdrawal, financial problems, irritability. christie: if you see these signs occurring together or suddenly, you may have cause for concern. the signs you spot today... vanessa: ...could save a loved one tomorrow. christie: call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> developing right now moments ago the montgomery county district attorney's office released a picture of the man they are calling a person of interest in a shooting of a woman in limerick this afterno afternoon. i believe we have his picture there he is his name is greg feldman. authorities say he should be considered armed and dangerous. now police were called to that shooting on meadow road in

♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00.ews at the top of the 11:00 i'm lucy noland. we're following shooting in philadelphia's fair hill section. our dave kinchen is there so what are you hearing, dave? >> lucy we have breaking details from police that just came to us moments ago. let's go to video right now where right off of allegheny but it's really further down at second and lippincott in kensington. we know that four men were shot in a drive by style shooting while they were out enjoying the weather. mows say four men shot, two men are in their 50's they were shot in their arms and legs. the other two men are in their 30s. and we're told that that includes a man shot in the chest. his condition is unknown. the last man in his 30s is in police say a white suv fired mull pell shots at the victims who were just shit sitting outside in the area of second and lippincott around 9:55 just before 10:00 o'clock that suv took off and went down second street before making a right turn on lippincott. cops have found some private s

book an appointment at midas.com >> molly: a fox news alert. rescue crews are still searching for survivors in texas as floodwaters from hurricane harvey just beginning to recede. peter doocy is in a helicopter, he's surveying some of the hardest hit areas right now over lake lane, texas. peter, tell us what you see. >> what we're seeing right now is an area that was completely underwater just a few days ago. the water was up to the rooms of houses. if you look now, it is starting to pan out the window. you can see that the cleanup effort is really beginning. just about every single thing that was inside every single structure is being taken outside right now. that's homes, that solo apartments. if you look, we have a supermarket parking lot right here. this is where the air and marine operations with cbt was taking off from going to rescue people, then coming back. it looks like there's a lot of property damage. as the water levels go lower, all this stuff has to come out because it's all moldy or it's completely water damaged and i'm going to

. >> melissa: a fox news alert from fox news global headquarters in new york, president trump set to meet with a bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers an hour from now at the white house to discuss tax reform. >> jon: this follows a dinner the president hosted yesterday with several democratic and republican senators on the same issue. meanwhile, the president preparing to see firsthand damage from hurricanes before when he travels tomorrow to florida. we are covering all the new "happening now" ." the effort to return to normalcy still a work in progress. where things stand right now in the sunshine state and beyond. >> he went outside the chain of command and politicized an investigation into a presidential candidate. >> jon: the white house says the justice department should look into charges against the former fbi director. and south korea taking a page out of the north's playbook. what the u.s. ally is doing to scare the rogue nation. it's all "happening now." but we begin with a fox news alert on tax reform for the second time in as many days, president trump will host a

let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. we take live look at rehoboth beach kind of windy there. hurricane jose may be out in the atlantic ocean but our coastal towns are feeling in. >> let's check in with fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. the big deal is the wave action and the flooding. right now we're seeing the back edge of the feeder bands here with some light showers through south jersey. even into philadelphia and the cloud shield going up toward the lehigh valley. the big picture shows jose well offshore. the center of circulation not that well defined. temperatures you can see in the 60s and the 70s and farther away from the storm in reading lancaster temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. latest from hurricane center 75 miles an hour winds it's moving toward the north northeast at 8:00. it will continue on this track and be off the coast of jersey by tomorrow afternoon and make its second loop as an area of low pressure just a remnant low. could it strengthen up again? well, it could possibly but it will be into so

tisha lewis fox 5 local news. >>> time 7:05. developing, maryland's state their hands, a driver spotted human remains in an embankment along i 695 in anne arundel county. they do not know how the person died. they tell us an autopsy is being conducted and at this point, foul play has not been ruled out. >>> tension continue to brew between the united states and north korea, north korea's foreign minister rebuked president trump's remarks >>> u.s. put on a forceful display near the north korean border, we're getting the latest from fox's brian llenas. >> reporter: tensions rising at the united nations president trump's vowel to totally destroy >> a personal like trump a mentally deranged person to person who is chastised even by american people as commander in grief, lying king, president evil is holding the seat of the u.s. president. >> reporter: foreign minister made his own threat saying his threats make as rocket launch towards the u.s. mainly unevidentible. the intention comes on the heels of the u.s. flexing its maryland m

♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> happening right now, the searchs on for a man who police say shot a woman at her limerick home. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. we're toll the woman opened her front door only to be shot twice and now police say they're looking for the gunman. they know who he is. they just don't know where he is. >>> fox 29's shawnette wilson in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: tonight police continue to search for the ex boyfriend of the victim's daughter they say he's armed and dangerous. >> it's very very sad because you never know that it would happen in this neighborhood. we're very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: trish came out of her house early this afternoon to police, helicopters and crime scene tape on her street. news spread quickly that a neighbor had been shot. >> everybody knows everybody and look out for everybody, and it's just sad and crazy and unnecessary. >> reporter: investigators have already identified this man as the suspect, they say 30-year-old greg feldman went to the victim's home on lon

fox 29's jeff cole live now in university city. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, pennsylvania has a lot of rail traffic both 48 traffic and consumer or passenger traffic. consumerhese deaths are often te result of people making fatal mistakes by walking on the tracks or those with deep sadness who actually want to take their lives. >> street art adorns a fence running along a rail line where amtrak's high speed train barrels by. it's a symbol of the dare devil approach often taken around train tracks scaling fences walking the rails. >> it's not good idea at all, and, you can hurt yourself real bad and also get killed. >> reporter: this morning, one did. a rail walker dice when struck by a septa train just before 8:00. the authority says a dozen people trespassing on 280-miles of track will likely dye this year. and next year and the year after that despite constant warnings. >> we tell them that the railroad is -- cab very hazardous place. you don't belong on the train tracks. the tracks are private property. it's trespassing in you're walking

fox's amy kellogg more tonight from london. routeway did it smell like? >> burning hair, burning skin. >> reporter: a horrifying morning commute here in london after an improvised explosive device goes off on aboard a crowded rush hour train. the blast causing multiple injuries. none considered light threatening. it's believed the bomb only partially debt know 98ed avoiding more serious damage. >> a couple of men shouted run really loud. you can hear it because it was so close. we all just piled off the train and were running for our lives. >> reporter: this is the fifth terror tack to hit britain this year and the fourth in london. authorities say they've prevented at least six other incidents since the dead al tack on west minster bridge in parliament in march. >> people who traveling in london will see increased armed police presence on the transport network. >> reporter: president trump has been briefed on the situation calling the attacker a quote loser terrorist on twitter. and saying scotland yard should cut off internet access to extremist groups.