iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> governor chris kiss tee former campaign manager no longer included in lawsuit based on politically motivated traffic jams. parties agreed not to include bill stepien. christie parted ways with stepien after allegations emerged that staff members of the governor arraigned to shut down traffic lanes on the george washington bridge. stepien has not been charged with crime. report commissioned by the governor found he had no involvement in the 2013 lane closures. >>> all new at 6:00, biggest action at a new jersey soccer game happened off the field. what police are trying to figure out about the moments before this chaos erupted in the streets. >>> it seems like people are talking about security and traffic restrictions surrounding the pope's upcoming visit as much as they're talking about the holy father himself. the rumors are flying and tonight we'll separate fact from fiction. howard? >> the eagles have the day off, but they will be looking to replac

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. tonight we look into complaints against the powell funeral home filed with the bbb. they gave the funeral home an a plus rating and says powell funeral home is not accredited with the bbb. there was only one complaint listed against the funeral home within the past three years. it did not state though what that complaint was. >>> to another developing story. this one at the chester county justice center. that's where coatesville man is dead after police say he slashed a sheriff deputy with a knife. another deputy opened fire that attack and shooting happened right in front of dozens of witnesses and that man also made international headlines for what he did the white house this past spring. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in west chester tonight. sabina, what do you know? >> reporter: lucy, you can see behind me sheriffs deputees and state police have finally left the courthouse. they were here all day following the attack. now curtis morning was known as

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>> hi, iain and joyce. right now we're looking at cloud cover, cooler temperatures and a couple of spotty light showers across the area. but not just the heavy rain right now. as we take a look you can see in around philadelphia especially as you move into delaware county, chester county right now, looking at some light rainfalling across the area but not enough to cancel any plans or cause any problems. but as we expand the view, take look at the west. around parts of the upper ohio river valley we're watching showers and some thunderstorms and all of this moisture it's headed in our direction over the next several hours but in particular overnight tonight. 77 degrees right now. dew points are up there in the mid 60s so it's kind of muggy but it is cooler. with the below average temperatures. winds out of the south right now at about 11 miles per hour. so here's the bottom line if you're stepping outdoors this monday evening. a hit or miss shower most of us just say mostly cloudy and cooler temperatures pr

scott. >> yeah, that's right, iain, good evening.seeing dry weather across the area but as we move into the upcoming work week already keeping tabs on our next storm system brewing off to the midwest. this could bring flood concerns our way later on for the upcoming week. most of us dry. however as we move into new castle county also salem county right now we'll zoom in you can see a few pockets of some light showers around the wilmington area, pennsville, down to around salem looking at some of the light activity. temperatures pretty comfortable right now. looking at 71 in millville. we'll zoom in and show you what's happening, llewes 71 degrees. as we move a little farther down the shore right now you can see brigantine, beach haven temperatures in the low 70's. we have 66 mays landing and then north and west to valley forge checking in at 69 degrees and temperatures in reading right now 74. so, planning ahead for tomorrow, hour by hour, it's mostly cloudy. temperatures pretty cool only in the low 80's for high temperatures and onc

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> philadelphia police are releasing more details about how eight-year-old boy got his hands on a gun and then shot himself in the foot. investigators say the boy told them he found the weapon inside a dufflebag hanging from a tree at a playground near the lonnie young rec center. police say he took it out, pointed it at the ground and pull the trigger. the bullet hit him in the foot. authorities say he walked back to his grandmother's house on 6300 block of north 21st street. investigators say the boy's uncle found the bag and the gun and brought them back to the house. the boy has a broken foot but is expected to be okay. >>> another day very hard to complain. tell was, live look at wilmington right now. plenty of sunshine with fairly mild temperatures. it look like though the heat is returning but will we make it through the weekend first? that's big question. let's send it over to chief meteorologist scott williams. >> yeah, well, lucy and iain, we

. >> i'm iain page. the attorney general said that today there will be many more bombshells to come. fox 29's jeff cole was at kane's news conference and joins us live in harrisburg tonight. jeff? >> reporter: iain, what's interesting here that she did not speak to the underlying charges of the criminal complaint brought against her last week. instead kathleen kane spoke of nasty e-mails that are being kept secret and at the root of all her troubles she says. she says tonight, she told us stick around for a good story so we did. attorney general kane broke her silence with a defiant claim of innocence. >> i neither conspired with anyone nor directed anyone to do anything illegal or unlawful. >> reporter: then came quickly changed the story from her criminal charges to a conspiracy against her to keep ugly e-mails tossed among state officials under wraps. >> a story that begins and ends with the circulation of pornographic racial and religiously offensive e-mails both win and outside of the corbett attorn

iain and lucy, back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you. >>> it may take longer for some former nfl players to get their concussion cement payouts. that's because about a dozen apples to the $1 billion settlement were filed in a philadelphia courtroom today. it challenges the he can conclusion of further cte cases the brain decay some link to football concussions. negotiator who's forged the deal say the science on concussions is still evolving. the appeals are expected to delay payouts until later next year. >> 12-year-old germantown girl is missing and her family and police are trying to find her. philadelphia police say the last time 12-year-old my asia mcfarland saw her family was right around five alcohol last night walking in the driveway behind her home in the 300 block of west mill knee street. she was wearing a black tank top, jean overalls and black sneakers with hearts on them. police say she suffers from bipolar diss or. >>> forget jewelry heist. to night a woman is wanted for stealing bras. police in bucks county say

iain?> all right, dave, thank you. >>> we of course will continue to stay on top of this story and bring you any updates on our website. just head to fox 29.com and look for the latest right there on the home page. >>> happening now, new documents released in the case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. hundreds of pages of e-mails released that appear to outline the criminal case built against kane. fox 29's joyce evans joins us tonight. joyce, those documents include pornography and alleged threats? >> reporter: they do indeed, iain, and those documents were brought to light after criminal charges were brought against kane. they include scores of e-mails, images of nude or scantily delayed clad women some depicting sexual encounters. they were distributed among agents and prosecutors who were employees of the office at the time. other e-mails contained jokes playing on racial stereotypes or other items that could be viewed as offensive. attorney general kathleen kane said

. >> i'm iain page.dbj's general manager says no one had heard from vester flanagan since police he is cored him off the property two years ago until today. allison park concern adam ward were life outdoor shopping mall this morning near mow net at a, virginia when flanagan walked up and started shooting. the woman being interviewed also hit but survived. flanagan took off later leading police on chase along a virginia interstate before turning the gun on himself. >>> we have live team coverage tonight. we begin with chris o'connell with what the gunman himself let up to this morning's shooting. >> reporter: we are getting clear picture tonight hooves that are flanagan was and the troubles leading up to the double murder suicide broadcast this morning on live television. the 41-year-old called himself a human powder keg ready to go boom. before filming himself gunning down his former co-workers in carefully core graphed execution, 41-year-old vester lee flanagan let a volatile career as a tv reporter in

iain?t all happened right there. back to you. >> absolutely. karen, thank you very much. >>> missing prisoner back in custody tonight after somehow get aig way from a police transport van. the berks county sheriffs office says the man escaped in lower heidelberg township around 12:20 today on the way to hearing much four other prisoners in that van but only one got away. k9 officer pick up the scent about an hour later and found him up near a tree near blue marsh lake. >>> develop doing night congressman chaka fattah appeared in court today. it was his first time in front of a judge for the federal racketeering charges against him. he's maintaining his innocence and says he wants to remove the cloud from his good reputation. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now. jeff, you were in that packed courtroom today. >> absolutely packed. lawyers, defendants all kinds of people in a very small federal courtroom. the veteran house democrat appear in the crowded federal court just minutes before he was to

. >> that's right, iain and lucy. we are talking about flash flood watches until friday morning. you can see the areas highlighted in green. that includes trenton. philadelphia, wilmington, north and west. we're talking some heavy rainfall several inches before all is said and done for some. as we expand the view, you can see off to the west a line of showers and thunderstorms where you see the yellow where you see the red that's very heavy rain it's approaching the philadelphia area right now. moving up from delaware new castle county some heavy rainfall right now around there and that continues to head toward upper darby around 5:17. philadelphia center city by about 5:30. moving toward the evesham area as well around 5:42. and then towards sections of the lehigh valley allentown looking at some moderate to heavy rain. so this will produce some ponding on the roads as well as some flash flooding. the culprit that slow-moving front off to the west out ahead of it a lot of humidity, lift in the atmosphere so we'll squeeze out a lot of tropical downpours tonight especially through

iain?> sounds great, karen, thank you. >>> of course to keep everyone fed during the pope's visit the world meeting of families has chosen philly based aramark to provide food and drink. aramark will serve the expected 1 million visitors to the city. one thing that will not be served up, cocktails organizers say alcohol of any kind will not be for sale at any papal events remember head to our website myfoxphilly.com. we've got information there you need to know to get around the weekend the pope is here. scroll down the home page and click the special section called the holy father in philadelphia. >>> and the dalai lama also is making a stop in philadelphia. his visit is in october and you can see him in person. he'll be in town to receive the national constitution center's liberty medal. but the spiritual leader will also be at some public events. tickets for those events go on sale tomorrow to find out how to get your hands on them head to myfoxphilly.com and click on the scene on tv tab

iain, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. instead of putting out fires, two volunteer firefighters have been charged for a mall prank. lawrence police say 18-year-old robert bennett and joseph vandergrift used an official public radio to call in disturbance at the quaker bridge mall on saturday. a mall security officer spotted the teens in a car in the mall' parking lot. both teens are now facing charges of creating a false public alarm. >>> we are now less than seven weeks away from the pope's visit to philadelphia. another local college is changinchanging up class schedus around that big visit. the world of meeting of families asked villanova to use his parking facilities from friday september 25th through sunday september 27th. this is to accommodate those riding septa norristown regional rail because of a heavy traffic expected on campus villanova is altering its friday and saturday class schedule. classes will be rescheduled for done online. >>> meanwhile a delaware county pastor is very excited about the pope's visit to

iain, back to you. >> karen thank you. em balanced pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane says she's the target of a witch hunt and there are pornographic e-mails to prove it. why we'll probably be seeing those e-mails sooner rather than later. >> massive sink hole opens in flor. why people are in the area aren't terribly surprised this thing is growing. >> if you use e seem pass to your commute pennsylvania authorities want to you keep a close eye on your e-mail in box. the bait some scammers hope you'll take. >> women are walking around times square wearing a little more than body paint. though take a picture with you why they say they'll fight back if anyone tells them to cover up. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid.

iain and lucy.ncredible, brad, thank you huge crowds coming to town to catch a glimpse of the pope will not be able to visit the philadelphia zoo. the zoo announced today it's staying closed the saturday and sunday of the pope's visit. host, the zoo says they will have plenty of staff on hand those days of course to care fort animals. >>> a mystery involving a headstone appears to be solved in nutley, new jersey. the headstone was found at a new jersey transit bus terminal on washington avenue about two weeks ago. the dates led police to believe it belonged on the grave avenue child but after some investigating they discover the headstone actually came from the grave of a dog a rotweiler apparently named max. they say the owner moved from newark to florida and has passed away. police still don't know how the headstone ended up at the bus terminal. >> camera caught a violent fight at a local store. you see a customer waiting patiently at the counter not realizing somebody was about to tack but that v

iain?> all right, chris. thank you. >>> it's not just philadelphia leaders trying to get people ready for the pope's visit. transportation officials in new jersey are also laying out plans forgetting around during the big weekend. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in cherry hill tonight. shawnette, they say visitors are going to need a loft patience crossing the river. >> reporter: yeah, iain, patience and planning. there won't be any parking near the ben franklin bridge which will be closed to car traffic. people will have to walk over and only four patco stations will be open. people we talked to say they just want to avoid it all. >> it's a little nerve racking. >> reporter: people in south jersey are making plans for the papal visit. even those who aren't going. >> just think it will be a mad house. so i'll be glad to be away. get out of town. >> reporter: massive road closures and restrictions on parking and public transportation have people like michelle cook hess tan to least house t

here's chief meteorologist, scott williams. >> hi there, iain., it's been beautiful weather over the last couple of days. low humidity, temperatures a couple of degrees below average. lower humidity continues for your friday. although temperatures warm into the mid to upper 80's for friday and then by the weekend, we're talking about another potential heat wave and what about the eagles? pregame. we'll have that forecast as well as we head into sunday. satellite and radar right now is dry, quiet, still comfortable across the area. no weather worries. really not a cloud in the sky. no chances for rainfall, either. much of the eastern seaboard right now looking pretty good and also not dealing with a whole lot of weather. now, temperatures for the overnight, open up those windows, let in some fresh air. we're looking at 50 in the suburbs, mid 60's in the city. winds are going to be light. if you did not get a chance to check out the perseid meteor shower last night you have another opportunity tonight. what about down the shore? as you move into yo

iain and lucy. >> absolutely, dawn. thank you. >>> as the nation mourns those victims we are learning more about the man responsible for it all. >> investigators say the former news reporter carried out a detailed plan that went well beyond just the shooting. even worse, the reverence he gave to some of america's most heinous criminals much chris o'connell is following all of this from the newsroom. chris? >> reporter: lucy vester lee flanagan gave praise to past mass murders and spoke about being victimized by discrimination. those are just a few of the details emerging emerging in a e manifesto he called a suicide note for friends and family. that note was fax to do an abc newsroom about an hour and a half after the shooting. then handled over to authoriti authorities. flanagan blames this attack on the charleston church shootings back in june writing the church shooting was the tipping point. but my anger has been building steadily. i've ban human powder keg for while. just waiting to go boom! >> that shooting says i

iain. >> bill, thank you very much.e'll see you then. >>> a philadelphia non-profit dedicated to improving education is awarded $2 million grant from the gates foundation. the ed camp foundation offers professional learning for teachers. it started here in philadelphia back in 2010 and it's expanded to 25 countries. the executive director of ed camp says much of the grant money will be made available to teachers through discovery grants. >> discover row grants which are grants to teachers after they have come to an ed camp and want to implement one of the new ideas in their classrooms. >> he haded camp welcomes any educator no matter what their background, school a initiation or school affiliation. >> talented educators at lasalle are getting the chance to show off their stuff. an exhibit at the university's art museum called up against the wall faculty artworks is about to open. the pieces all created by faculty members are now hanging at museum in olney hall. the exhibit opens at the start of the fall semester. >>> ph

iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two men they say robbed and carjack add man right outside of his business. it happened last thursday morning on the 2800 block of north ninth street. police say two men walk up to the victim's car while he was sitting inside and they took off in the car and got away with more than $4,100. if you know who these men are, call police. >> community is coming together in wilmington this evening praying for a 10-year-old boy someone shot. ma can i mitchell in his head while he was home early this morning and tonight as his family friends pray for him they're also calling for justi justice. police are quickly helping them get closer to what they're seeking today they took two people 92 custody including a man you saw it all live at 5:00. officers handcuffed and he is cored him out of his home just a few doors down from mitchell's how. let than hour earlier police announce the arrest of another man 24-year-old jalill golds borough fa

. >> reporter: that's right, iain and lucy. good evening. if we learned anything from today's news today it looks like papal pilgrims will need a good pair of walking shoes and a good map. two major new layers of protection being announced here for the world meeting of families today. let's get right to them. this map you're going to get used to. they are called secured perimeter. the red area inside this map will be fenced in, fencing will all be ear recced and only accessible through secret service metal detectors. two fenced in perimeters are being set up. one near the ben franklin parkway. one of them here at independence mall. both areas where the pope has public events. now, there's a secure vehicle perimeter. that's the area inside the black line. no vehicles will be allowed inside this area. you are being told to remove your cars from this area from the -- for the and tire weekend. now, mayor michael nutter says he understands this will have enormous impact on the city, but says this is once in a lifetime plan for once in a lifetime

iain? >> all right.ave, thank you. >>> a day after marking the first anniversary of michael brown's death missouri's governor declared a state of emergency in ferguson, missouri. here's a live look tonight at in ferguson this is the site where most of the clashes with police and protesters have occurred over the last year. as you can see some protesters still out on the street tonight. some were even on top of buildings waving flags and chanting. tension overnight after police shot a teen they say shot at them. today protests spilling outside of ferguson almost 60 protesters were arrested for blocking the entrance to the federal courthouse in downtown st. louis. protesters also shut down an interstate during rush hour where there were more arrests and now city officials are bracing for what may come tonight. >>> here in philadelphia, protesters gathered to show solidarity for what's happening in ferguson. >> hands up, don't shoot, we say fists up, fight back. >> demonstrators with a strong message at bro

iain has been waiting for this one.the date by the city by the way by the way as is usually the case mostly rumors surround what new features apple is gracing the phone with and even better camera being one of those. so get ready for more selfies and video clips on all those all important social media sites. >>> speaking of that now to facebook a big milestone has been reached for the first time ever on monday 1 billion people used facebook in a single day. that's one in seven people on earth who used facebook to connect with their friends and family. facebook founder mark zuckerberg making announcement on his facebook page today. >> that's pretty crazy to think about. isn't it. >>> that really is. >>> some sticky fingers at a detroit donut shop but not from all the sugar. >> kind of a bold bandit stole the tip jar right off the counter. the employee working there said a man asked to speak to the manager then a stranger took her tip jar. now some of her loyal customer are trying to step up and help evening posting on fa

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. in the midst of their grief the people at wdbj held a news conference a short timing a fox 29 weekend anchor karen hepp is in the newsroom with what we've just learned. karen. >> so raw. zoe meg al. so many tears. then they put on their professional faces as soon as that red light goes on because they still have their own showed to right now at this time 91 of their crews are live as we call it out in the feel. they didn't do that yesterday. toots scary. they did not do that today but they are vowing to get through this terrible tragedy together and as a family. >> they cry, they hug and then they get the job done. >> reporter: news director kelly cyber and entire news team behind her where maroon ribbons for adam ward and teal for reporter allison parker we learned today much more about their former colleague and killer vester flanagan. >> vester's behavior annoyed a lot of people in the newsroom not just photographers, produce sir other reporters, anchors and managers. >> investigat

iain? >> all right, chris, thank you. happening now philadelphia police investigating a double shooting. it happened this afternoon in the 100 block of rosland street in the olney neighborhood of the city. two people were taken to the hospital. we do not know their conditions. we have crew at the scene working to get details on exactly what happened. >>> now to developing story involvininvolving the fail mussf subway. jared fogle gone from eating fast food san witches to pleading guilty to shocking federal charges today fogle plead guilty to posing child pornography and paying for sex with minors. plea agreement calls for a jail term of five to 12.5 years and payments of $1.4 million restitution for his 14 victims. fogle will also have to register as a sex offender and attend counseling sessions. some subway suspended its partnership with fogle in july after federal agents raided his home and a chain said earlier this week it is now completely ended their relationship. >> you saw it first on fox 29 at 5:00. investigators

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> fox 29's chris o'connell is live outside of malvernrep tonight with a look at some of those text messages much chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. the details shocking. the malvern prep community tonight just weeks before school begins. the director of college counseling and malvern prep's swim coach fired and charged with trying to seduce one of her students. for the past two years, emily feeney work closely with young men at malvern prep helping them get into college. but chester county prosecutors say feeney seen here on the malvern prep website used had power in hopes of starting a sexual relationship with a then 16-year-old boy who she counseled and coached. the boy came forward to police two months ago. >> she was using every type of persuasion and power at her fingertips to try to get to him. >> reporter: investigators say feeney started sending the boy sexually explicit texts, topless photos and e-mails from her school account about a year ago. the criminal complaint says among the messages this one, feeney telling the boy,

iain and lucy. >> that's the bargain now. all right, thank you very much, brad. >>> the camden county prosecutor's office says it has filed criminal charges against a former teacher's aid and coach from the gloucester city junior senior high school. they say robert savage had sex with a 13-year-old when she was student at the school in 2002. the school says it fired savage yesterday. in montgomery county water is still off hours after water main break in flourtown. that break shut down traffic on flourtown road between joshua and thomas roads just before 5:00 tonight. no reports of any injuries. but part of that road did buck buckle. so you can expect closures for an extended period of time. at least until it's fixed. >> on your radar that heat and humidity are gone. here's a live look from allentown tonight. we've got another gorgeous day ahead of us before the heat is back. here's chief meteorologist scott williams. >>> that's right, as we move toward the latter part of the weekend, enjoy the low humidity. comfortable condi

iain?> all right, dave, thank you. >>> are you worried about your 401k. >> a lot of people are after a stomach turning day on wall street. dow jones industrial average plunging more than a thousand points this morning. it was the largest drop ever. but stocks did regain some of that ground the dow closing down 588 points. so what does this mean for you? financial expert dan ricotta if you're planning for retirement you're an investor not a trader and an investor should think in terms of years even decades and not worry about days like today. >> we should welcome days like today. why? because last month when the stock market was higher, every two weeks we're putting money in our 401k when we get paid we're buying less stock a month ago. today when the stock market is lower through our 401k we're buying a little bit more stock. >> the slum is that part of global wave of selling triggered by the slow down in china. >>> no word yet on funeral arrangements for philadelphia police sergeant raphae

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >> the courthouse has been shut down. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has been in west chester all day following this story. sabina. >> reporter: lucy and iain that dramatic seen played out just behind me you can still see state police and sheriff's deputy guarding the entrance to the courthouse as this investigation continues. >> this guy runs through the door and says i'm going to get you. i'm going to get you. >> riley aikman had just gotten through security at the chester county courthouse when authorities say a man armed with a knife slashed a sheriff's bup tee in the arm and hand. >> all i saw was blood and heard bam bam bam. >> she ran as she saw another deputy open fire killing the alleged attacker. authorities id podium has curtis smith of coatesville diss trek attorney hogan says he's the same man arrested for climbing outer wall at the white house this spring. curtis smith appears to be the same individual who jump the white house fence in march of this year. came directly into t

. >> i'm iain page this afternoo afternoon's doctor discover fifo is the second in of its kind in the past week. davkinchen is live near the sce. >> very disturbing situation. southwest detectives on the scene are the now. they are investigating here at the hawkins funeral home. we're at the 5300 block of vine street where police tell us three bodies found inside. two of them decomposed. let's go right to video right now. cops tell thus pennsylvania state officials got a tip about the bodies here and launch add state investigation and then called the philadelphia police department. the pa department of state tells me hawkins funeral home does not have an active funeral home license, however, investigators on seen say the funeral home director blair hawkins does have an active funeral director's license. these are two different types of licenses and police say both are required for business. cops say the funeral director brought at least two bodies here for storage and services were held for one of those bodies which is currently in a casket. police have a lot of questions about how th

, but also temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable hour by hour forecast rainfall amounts, iain coming up. >> we'll look forward to that. . >>> to a developing story, frank gifford died today in his connecticut comb. give word was the nfl's most valuable player in 1956 when he led the giants to the champion. he later teamed up with howard company sell in the -- gifford's family says his death was sudden and natural cause, 84 and we'll take a closer look at his life and career, a 21-year-old man dead after an early morning accident in the city's society hill's neighborhood. a black toyota suv four people inside cracked oh on the 400 block of lom bashed and ended up on it's side, happened around 3:45 this morning, driver brownsed dead on the scene, two other male and a female also in the car but weren't hurt. officials say speed was likely a factor in the wreck. >>> philadelphia to teenager about to start a new chapter of his life by going to college shot during a going away party. fox 29 sabina kuriakose takes a look at the crime that has shaken a local community. >> reporter: mi

back to you guys, iain. >> dave, thank you. may remember last three bodies were found and side a garage near the 2600 block of haggard street. neighbors called police after they notice add foul odor coming from the garage. it turns out the garage belongs to janet powell daily who also owns the funeral home around the corner. her son says the bodies were only in the garage for a short time but the bodies were moved to another funeral home while police investigate. >>> also we're following breaking news tonight out of buck county right now. skyfox is live over the 600 block of ferry road in doylestown where peco crews are working to restore power after a car hit utility pole. peco tells us about 200 customers are without power in that area. you can see those utility trucks on scene trying to make those repairs. they're not sure when everything will be completed. there's no word on the condition of the driver of that car. we of course will bring updates as soon as we get them. >> now a developing story two people were shot in the

. >> i'm iain page. those crowds are working up a sweat. we will check with fox 29's brad satan live in atlantic city any a few minutes. >>> first fox 29 meteorologist dave warren is here. dave, heat is not going anywhere anytime soon. >> no, no where anytime soon. that is one place it would be cooler, just a little cooler thanks to the sea breeze. philadelphia hit 93. that was our high dropping to 91. right along 95. still many temperatures, reporting temperatures above 90 degrees. the little cooler in lewis, there and longneck in delaware look at these temperatures right along the coast that just dropped to 79 in beach haven. the nice cool breeze that comes inland, it is working through atlantic and cumberland county. millville at 84. that nice relief is working its way inland. not yet to philadelphia where it is 91. valley forge at 90. west chester at 88. close to 90. 1 degree shy across lehigh valley. humidity is trying to creep up but we're still not seeing it oppressive yet. that would be changing. first off heat wave, continues that

>> reporter: iain, imagine being in a phone store as a customer and up from behind comes a gunman puts an arm around your neck, grabs you, sticks a gun in your ribs and forces you to the floor. that's exactly what happened to one of these cases and tonight police say it's time to get these guys off the streets. >> got to watch your surroundings at all times. >> reporter: cricket store customer dwight green was on edge thursday after surveillance cameras caught two armed bandits in a take over robbery at the cricket store where he pays his bill each month. >> it was being robbed y want nobody robbing me. i get nervous. but i got to pay my bill. >> as you can see from the video they're not at all opposed to putting their hands on people. >> reporter: at one point the robber put a gun to female customer and forced her to the floor quickly went to work rivaling through cash registers stealing over $2,000 but these suspects were interested in a bigger score. >> they come in each demanding they open the safe. then once they can't do they just take whatever cash they can and flee. >> reporter

iain?> all right, dave, thank you. >>> skyfox over two shootings in the city tonight that have landed two people z in the hospital. the first in east germantown. investigators tell us a 29-year-old man was shot once in the head on the 800 block of eastwood lawn avenue. it happened around 6:00 o'clock. that man is now in critical condition at einstein medical center. around the same time in germantown, police say a 24-year-old man was shot in the leg. somebody drove him to temple university hospital. he is expected to be okay. it does not appear the two shootings are connected. police are looking for whoever pulled the trigger in both incidents. >>> on your radar night you can say goodbye to that humidity. scott williams it's been beautiful. >> it certainly has been a breath of fresh air, lucy. high pressure moving in the frontal boundary that brought a couple of isolated downpours yesterday offshore the temperatures will be dropping overnight and we are looking at a comfortable evening in o

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland and we have live team coverage. chris o'connell out with concert fans adventurous diners dodging all of this. we begin with scott williams tracking the storms. >> we're not done with the rainfall yet. you can see that frontal boundary continues to move through our area. a break from the rain right now around philadelphia but take a look into sections of chester county to the west of west chester moving toward the malvern area west vincent looking at some downpours and in particular berks county right now looking at very heavy rain around reading moving toward allentown. the pocono mountains. some locations there have seen up to 2-inches of rain. you can see as we move toward delaware, more showers and thunderstorms moving in your direction and take a look at some of the rainfall totals just to our west around york moving toward harrisburg. to to 5-inches and once again toward berks county one to 2-inches of rain. all of this because of that cold front that continues to move through our area. but out ahead of it's ve

. >> i'm iain page.et's get right over to meteorologist dave warren who's tracking just how hot we're going to get. dave? >> combination of both. it is first we'll have little more heat and humidity still little low tomorrow but that all changes here coming up tuesday, wednesday and thursday. maybe not quiet as hot but even more humid. so little bit of both here this coming week. 93 today. day number two. tomorrow will be our heat wave. easily climbing into the mid to upper 90s still at 80 degrees right now. so still very warm out there. right along 95 temperatures still upper 70s lower 80s cooled off a bit in the surrounding suburbs especially down the shore. nice comfortable sea breeze gave us some relief there. look at these numbers coming in now. mid to low 70s nice and cooler there. that wind coming in off the ocean drops the temperatures quickly that's where you want to go to beat the heat especially tomorrow. still right at 80 in philadelphia. mid 70s in the north and western suburbs. airport shot

i'm the only one not in white here tonight, iain. >> what's your problem? (laughter). >> all right chris. look out of place. i don't think they mind, thanks. as we take live look at reading stay ahead of severe weather with the fox 29 news app. looking life radar and get weather alerts sent to your phone just search for it in the apple and google play stores. >>> developing right now, a two-year-old girl who was missing is safe. atlantic city police say blessing mays was never in any danger. now earlier tonight they thought she had been abducted. her mother had her near the walk outlets. the little girl ended up with her father. and police say he spoke with atlantic county prosecutors office earlier tonight and that little girl is indeed just fine. >>> new jaw-dropping accusations to against former subway spokesperson injury read fogle under house arrest after pleading guilty to child porn and paying to have sex with minors. tonight florida woman who says she wore a wire to help catch the child predator reveals the alarming conversation she had with him. fo

scott. >> good evening, iain and lucy. right now it's warm a little muggy and also there is a front off to the west. not everyone will see scattered downpours but let's take a look what's happening right now on ultimate doppler. you can see off to the west, we're watching a thin line of some scattered activity. severe thunderstorm warning just issued for northwestern sections of lancaster county until about 5:30. for downpours maybe small hail and gusty winds. some activity trying to move into the pocono mountains as well but much of the area is dry. we'll watch that frontal boundary move through but that will bring some drier air behind it late tonight into tomorrow. temperatures right now 88 degrees in philadelphia. we have 84 in millville. 85 right now in pottstown and allentown. look at the dew points. the measure of moisture in the atmosphere above 60 it starts to feel a little sticky. 66 in philadelphia. but look off to the west. dew points are in the 40s. the timing of that comfortable air and also a check of the tr