. >> reporter: jennifer fox has multiple college degrees, and a research position but she just can'tpete against the millions of dollars of foreign capital buying up real estate. the average price of a people here is 11% more than it was a year ago. suspicions are mounting that too many of the homes are unlived in because for speculators even leaving them empty is profitable. the chinese population is expect expected to double in 15 years. the city of vancouver is issuing an open call to all of its residents, watch your neighbors, pay attention to their comings and goings and if the it seems like that house is unoccupied report it to the city. >> would you do that? >> i would definitely do it if i knew. if i saw a house or condo that was unoccupied for sure i would do it if i knew the city was going to use that number in a positive way. >> reporter: urban gee august fer believes global interest disporting this market. how out of whack is it? >> by -- if you just look at the ratio, it is the second most expensive city in the world after hong kong. >> reporter: he is in favor of the li

fox 29's jennifer joyce reports on what they were up against. >> you don't think about the dangers.ou just grab and go. >> reporter: within four minutes of the first call, police, fire and ems crews arrived on scene. >> your adrenaline is going and at that point you're just kind of worried about helping others and getting to certain civilians that aren't able to help themselves. >> reporter: without hesitation first responders risked their own lives to save others. >> we actually carried quite a few people over the tracks. um, there was a lot of downed wires and the tracks were still live as well. >> reporter: 25th district police officer timothy instead of fan was among the first to arrive. >> officer huff and i were in one of the trains where it rocked back and forth. at that point it got a little scary. >> reporter: was this real really happening? at first noel a health and human service program manager was oem wasn't sure one day earlier her office underwent training for mass casualty events like this one. >> i actually thought it was an extension of the exercise. for a second.

fox's jennifer davis has more on this for us. >>reporter: it is without a doubt a lucky day for drivers pulling up to this maryland motor vehicle administration office to take their driver's test. >> a couple days of parallel parking just to make sure we're having no problems on the test and see if they took it off the test. >> that's right. to many people's surprise on tuesday, maryland dropped parallel parking from its driver's test. we happened upon this mom texts her daughter the news after driving all the way out to the m v.a. office to confirm it. >> three months ago my daughter took her first driving test and she did fail doing the parallel parking so i texted her right away saying it's confirmed, no more parallel parking. >> maryland officials say in the last year 53 percent passed the state driver's test and 47 percent fail. they won't say how many failures were due to parallel parking, but tom peck rare ohio president of i drive smart which drives people to drive he has heard that failure rate was a factor. there's a hi

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fox 29's jennifer joyce is live, at the scene from port richmond with more on the victim jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. lauren and chris n preparation for restoration of full services there was a ceremony held here to honor and reflect on the lives lost, those injuries, and the first responders who risk their lives to save others. a need as each of the eight victims named was read allowed. mayor nutter said while the first trains are expected to resume services between philadelphia, and new york later this morning, a ceremony to recognize and reflect on what happened here, was absolutely necessary. >> the world will long remember what we say here, but we can never forget what happened here. it is for us the living rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us, and that these injured and honored dead we will take increased devotion to that cause. >> reporter: our nation's transportation leaders vowed that an accident like this would never happen again. is there now temporary technolog

fox 29's jennifer joyce live outside city hall. emotions ran high last night. >> reporter: yeah but for the most part afternoon and evening protest were peaceful except a few tense moments sky fox was over the scene actually capturing that moment around 8:00 o'clock. you can see pushing and shoving in the crowd and the police as they tried to walk on the vine street expressway but were denied access by. joe sullivan got bloody in the scuffle but we are told he is okay. earlier the philly is baltimore protest was calm, peaceful at city of philadelphia where hundreds if not thousands of people gathered on behalf of freddie gray young man who died while in police custody. the as the day went on the the protesters roamed through the city in, rittenhouse square diners at parc got hassled shouting white silence is white consent. these disruptions in the diverse large crowd made up of people from all walks have of life. for the most part people wanted to participate to make a positive statement. >> i have been pulled over here in philadelp

fox's 29 jennifer joyce live at district headquarters with closer look at what's going on here jen? >> well, the girl's family found bite marks on three places, on her body, and as you said, the tough part about this story she couldn't tell her family what happened to her. so it took two weeks for this family to get some answers. finally, yesterday, they did receive a call, thanks to cameras on the school bus. the principal of harding middle school called latasia's family yesterday and confirmed it was another female child on the bus who bit her. the child also has special needs. they're still working to determine why an adult wasn't monitoring this situation and why no one intervened. that is what is most concerning to latasia's grandmother. >> the bites were so severe it broke the skin, i mean, it was like i felt the pain. this child is supposed to be mine she is awe tis i can she can't tell me anything, she can't talk. she talk but you she can't communicate like you and i can. so it is like, well, now, it is what is the monitoring doing? >> unfortunately looks like the monitor di

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in port richmond.t was a night probably all of them will never forget. jenny? >> reporter: yeah, chris. they tell us that they leaned on their training and they acted on instinct to save as many lives as possible. >> you don't think about the dangers. you just grab and go. >> reporter: within four minutes of the first call police, fire and ems crews arrived on scene. >> your adrenaline is going and at that point you're just kind of worried about helping others and getting to certain civilians that aren't able to help themselves. >> reporter: without hesitation first responder the risked their open lives to save other. >> we actually carried quite a few people over the track. there was a lot of downed wires and the tracks were still life as well. >> reporter: 25th district police officer timothy stephen was among the first to arrive. >> officer huff and i were in one of the trains it rocked back and forth. at that point it got a little scary. >> reporter: was this real happening? at first noel a health

fox, take this down. christian, shame on sharing such a personal trauma. jennifer, really fox news, anything for a story, hew? ian, you and i are looking to be dad, you can certainly understand some of the emotion. no question, it's a sad story, that is the bottom story. almost incomprehensible what happened. police were involved but they wapped some help getting the story out and we as a news organization decide would to share these stories or not. wow, people all the news stations are sharing this story maybe to help find the people in the park the last 48 hours. hillary, yes, this is terribly sad, but i don't think it needs to be removed. they are asking for help so they can put together a timeline. interesting about this, even though whoad had all those calls to take the story down, it was the highest viewed and highest shared story of the week on all of our platforms. later in the week, the father stepped forward to point fingers at the courts. james lee said he tried to get custody of the three year old just last month warning the judge of concerns with the m

. >> ride indego has been a instant hit with people all over the city of philadelphia fox's jennifer joyce is live outside the marriott in downtown near one of those docking stations. now jen we hear they plan to expand this program. >> reporter: they are already talking about expanding it. if you have been out in the city and seen blue bikes, people riding around on the blue bikes or noticed a docking station. the this is one of 70 across the city. it is already popular. out of 18 shots here, there are only two bikes, docked at this station. that means people are riding around or bikes are docked in different stations which is a cool feature. pick up a bike at this docking station and drop it off in rittenhouse square. so in ten days this has gained popularity, this inn dego bike program. 2600 people have signed up for a membership. a $15 a month membership gives people access to unlimited bike rides. you can also rent a bike on the spot for $4 per half mile. you can find the bike docking stations at more than 70 locations throughout the city. mayor nutter says that this time next y

fox 29's jennifer joyce looking into that from port richmond, good morning to you jen. >> reporter: good morning. biggest question right now why is did that train speed up in the final 60 seconds prior to the derailment and it could take a year to find out what happened there. ntsb is looking into other factors that came into play. fbi ruled out gunfire hitting windshield of the train but federal investigators are trying to figure out whether a septa being throwing incident on amtrak's own track moments earlier had anything to do with the derailment. the the ntsb says windshield of train 188 may have been struck, in the just once but twice. people who lived by the tracks say they see kid throwing rocks at trains despite fencing, chris o'connell found open access to the track broken fences, gaping holes or no fence at all. septa chief tom nestle addressed the security issues yesterday. >> are fences going to be deif thed, or our method going to be defeat todd keep a met evacuated person from going in there. yes, they will. is there a persist tell? no. is septa committed and always working

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live with the closer look at that concern jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well yesterday three of the victims were laid to rest as the the investigation into how this derailment happened, continues. ntsp says the investigation has a long way to go. it could take a year to determine the the cause of the crash. they are conducting interviews, looking at evidence and looking into claims that maybe sit hit windshield of the train moments before the crash. fbi says there is nothing to indicate that someone fired a shot at the train but ntsb isn't ruling out that something may have struck, throwing rocks at trains is something that officials want to put a stop to. there was a reported septa rock throwing incident on the amtrak owned tracks just before last weeks derailment. yesterday our chris o'connell talk to people in the neighborhood and said that is what kid do. is there always easy access to the tracks. chief tom nestle is looking to put a stop to the dangerous behavior. >> i see kid every day playing around in this place, throwing rocks. >>

the fox 29's jennifer joyce is live with what happened good morning. >> reporter: that is right, mostly people and there were only two arrests for disorderly conduct a according to philadelphia police. sky fox was ahead as we did see that disorderly conduct pushing and shoving in the crowd and the police as people tried to walk down to the vine street expressway but were denied access by officers. chief inspector joe sullivan got bloody in the scuffle but we are told he is okay. earlier in the day philly is baltimore protest was calm, peaceful at city hall where hundreds if not a thousand people gathered on behalf of freddie gray, young man in baltimore who died in custody. as the day went on protesters roamed through the city and they went around it city hall and rittenhouse square. we even found some people that were at the the protest. >> i'm a schoolteacher in the city of philadelphia for 22 years. many of my students, former students have been victims of the system. i felt like i needed to be here today to stand for them and for all of the other inn just advertise zest that are hap

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in kensington with more on this jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning this fire ultimately claim life of the 30 year-old man who fell out of the window trying to escape. fire happened yesterday morning around 6:15 on kensington avenue near will air. first responders say the the property did not have any working smoke alarms. the landlord says he installed a system but had stripped the device for its parts. that is why it was not working. witnesses and neighbors say a when they saw flames they rush a ladder over to the window to start rescuing people inside the building. thirty year-old matt pope was trying to come down the ladder but the piece of equipment collapsed and he fell to his death. >> he was standing over there and i guess he was over run by smoke or too hot and he just came right down and he landed right next to me. >> making $7 an hurry to provide for his children and try to get them a roof over their head. >> so i ran outside, we saw the smoke. >> my daughter my whole life right there. my whole world coming down. >> a alarm isn

the fox 29's, jennifer joyce is live in price princeton where the the school's community is stunt and saddened as well. good morning jen. >> reporter: good morning chris. john nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport returning from norway when cab they were riding in lost control and crashed on the new jersey turnpike. nash and his wife alycia both died. they had had just gotten back from norway where nash was awarded the able prize for matt particular. he was a reveered professor and researcher here at princeton university. he became famous when his struggle of schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002, a beautiful mine. a long time friend of nash remembers his ups and his down. >> at the beginning of his career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversations with people i didn't see at the the time, so this is back in the 1980's, so somebody that is coming in saying gee, i have this idea, i have to look at him this way would have thrown him out. he wouldn't have have known what you were

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live with more on the victims jennifer?> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. well, in preparation for the restoration of services yesterday, as you mentioned a ceremony was held to honor and reflect on the lives lost, those injured and the first responders, and citizens responders who risk their lives to save others. a bell was rung and a dove released as each of the eight victims names was read allowed. mayor nutter said while the first trains are expected to resume services between philadelphia and new york later this morning a ceremony to recognize and reflect on what happened here was necessary. >> when train 188 crashed and went off track is here and may him ensued, the the answer who is my neighbor was answered by not tens or 20's but hundreds of people. hundreds of people live in this neighborhood, who were law enforcement or doctors or nurses, red cross you name it. i just want to say to each and everyone of you you didn't just give the city of philadelphia a good name you gave our country a good name. whole w

many more who are required to have hospital treatment of course, they'll be in the hospitalment fox 29's jennifer joyce live at temple university hospital with much more on this, jennifer, good morning. >> good morning chris, lauren yesterday we did get an update from temple university that 22 people remain at the hospital here, as you mentioned, eight of them are in critical condition. how much, yesterday we did hear from the chief medical office here said that all of the patient who are here at temple are expected to survive. so that's good news. unfortunately, chris as you mentioned, seven of the victims have not survived. we do have identities of some of these victims the latest victim identified is darr he can griffith, dean of student affairs and enrollment management at nevers college in brooklyn, new york, spent several years making a difference in education formerly principal in 2003 founded the city university of new york prep high school. another person confirmed dead, wells fargo senior vice president, avid, seen here in linked in profile. we also heard from the mother of 20 year old

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live now in new jersey with more on this. the closer look at his amazing, and interesting life, jennifer. >> reporter: yes, chris and john nash was a presence here at princeton university, up until his last couple of days, here. he died in a crash on saturday, john nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport saturday when their cab lost control and crashed on the new jersey turnpike. he a and his wife alycia both died. they had just gotten back from norway where nash was awarded the able prize for matt tics. he was a reveer professor and researchers a at princeton university. he became famous when his struggle with schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002 oscar winning movie a beautiful mine. long time friend of nash remembers his ups and his downs. >> the at the the beginning of his career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversations with people i didn't see at the time, so, this is back in the 1980's. if somebody had come in,

let's bring in fox 29's jennifer joyce live from hunting park.ou are at philadelphia special victims unit. anytime parents are involved in something like this or lack of parental oversight right. >> reporter: yeah so police are telling us yesterday at this scene, two women handcuffed and then brought here to the special victims unit. they have been since charged with charges related to endangering the welfare of the child. a terrifying experience for neighbors on the 4700 block of leaper street yesterday. we have cell phone video that captured scary moments as the toddler was on the edge of the third floor roof of the row home. the the child's mother was apparently next door. according to police her baby and her friend's child were left in the house alone. neighbors were yelling up for the child to stay put , don't move but fortunately those frantic commands were enough to keep the attention of the two-year old until fire fighters and police arrived. they attached a ladder to the roof but noticed the child wiggling toward a ladder. an officer was

fox 29's jennifer joyce has more jen good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and lauren. we are here at special victims unit where police continue to investigate that terrifying ordeal that happen. we are told two women were handcuffed and brought here and then later charged with endangering the welfare of the child. a terrifying experience for neighbors on the 4700 block of leaper street yesterday. cell even if video captured the scary moment that the toddler was on the edge of the third floor roof of the home. the the child's mother was apparently next door. according to police her baby and her friend's child were left in a house alone. the neighbors were yelling up to the baby to stay put don't move but those frantic commands were enough to keep two years old attention until fire fighters and police arrived and able to snatch the child off the roof and bring him to safety. a stunning scenario for neighbors and one witness in particular who watched it all unfold. >> the baby just pretty much stayed in place. he moved around a little bit. me and two more people were down

jennifer. liz: we have a fox news alert.of corruption charges and indictment of senior officials at soccer's governing body, fifa, one of the association sponsors is calling for answers. david: good. liz: coca-cola saying fifa hurt mission of world cup, saying in a statement, quote, this lengthy controversy tarnished the mission and ideals of the fifa world cup and we repeatedly expressed our concerns about these serious allegations. fifa says it is responding to all requests for information and we are confident it will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities. but what a mess, david. david: we've known about it for years. meanwhile we asked you if you think china is more of an enemy or partner to the u.s.? spencer says they are the partner secretly against us in every way. liz: lloyd says china is not enemy or partner but more of a friend my. david: what patrick said. a leopard does not change its spot. did you catch what patrick was talking about? cryptorevolution in banking sector. maybe silicon valley will step i

fox 29's jennifer joyce outside the marriott at one of the docking stations. we hear they are looking to expand this program. >> reporter: they are. isn't that great news chris and lauren? very very exciting it has been so popular. the as you said yesterday was gorgeous. i was walking through the city just exited to see so many people out and about. people walking through the city but apparently people biking through the city. here at this docking station there are two bikes out of this entire rack. that means that people are taking advantage of this. as you mentioned it is only in the works for about two weeks now in just ten days, the the bike program launched, more than 2,000 ride were logged and 2600 people have signed up for a membership. a 15-dollar a month membership gives people access to unlimited bike rides. you can rent a bike on the spot for $4, perhaps mild. you can find bike docking stations at more than 07 locations throughout the city. mayor nutter says this time next year they hope to have more than double that number. >> by this time next yea

fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the school this morning jen, tell us about this alleged weapon? >> i'm sorry chris, a bus going by, i couldn't hear what you asked live outside of south philadelphia high. soree? >> evidently there is something about this alleged weapon used? >> reporter: yes, the alleged weapon is scissors in this case. and the fight happened outside hereof south philadelphia high school. we are told that the victim is in stable condition at jefferson hospital. after police say she was stabbed by another female. so apparently this fight started inside the school, then spilled outside after school was dismissed here on the 2,000 block of watts street alleyway across from the school. it happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon police say the 17 year old female victim was stabbed under the eye, in the arm, and abdomen. police believe the weapon was a pair of scissors. victim's mom approached our reporter chris o'connell last night, and shared her daughter's version of events saying she was trying to protect a friends instead became a victim. >> my daughter -- the gi

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fox 29's jennifer joyce is there. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators are telling thaws someone firebombed this property that ultimately claimed the life of the man who fell out of the window while trying to escape. fire happened yesterday morning around 6:15 on kensington avenue near will air. first responders say the property did not have working smoke alarms. landlord says he installed a system tenants strip device for parts and that is why it wasn't working. witnesses and neighbors say when they saw flames they rush a ladder over to a window to start rescuing people outside building. thirty year-old matt was trying to come down but piece of equipment collapsed and he fell to his death. >> he was standing over there and i guess got over run by smoke or got too hot for him and he just came right down and he landed right next to me. >> he was a good guy, 30 years old. left behind two children and a a wife. >> you can look down there and if the alarm isn't working on the one side that is due to the fact that the tenants strip the piping an

fox 29's dawn timmeney has jennifer's story and the hero who changed her life. ♪ it's a an full experiencear confidential go through. >> jennifer was just 2.5 years old when she was diagnosed with a rare and potentially fatal liver cancer called help pa tow blass tomorrow ma. >> i don't remember a whole lot of it i remember the hospital play room. i remember going for rides on my v pole. >> ever so brave and smiling that was it all the tumor took up her entire liver. it was so big doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia had to shrink it in order to remove the mass. that meant jennifer had to endure 4.5 months of chemotherapy. >> slang it to where wore secretariable. high to take out almost all of her liver to get all the tumor. >> chop surgeon and chief dr. scott add sick perform the successful and delicate hours long surgery. it was march of 1996. >> she was only two. big operation for two-year-old. the thing about the liver that's cool is that it regenerates. completely. so her liver grew back. she survived all this. >> my experience definitely shaped my outlook on life and my per

jennifer hudson and carrie underwood. the two-night finale begins tomorrow night right here on fox 2. >>> a baby sea lion snreeks onto -- sneakso a boat and takes a nap. here's more. >> you have to go. >> reporter: a playful but unwanted house guest getting shooed up the steps and out of what he thought was going to be his crash pad for the night. >> go. go i woke up and i heard snoring and sneezing. >> reporter: not exactly what michael duffy expected to see around 2:30 this morning. sitting here, just feet from duffy's bed, this little guy -- >> curled up like a dog right on the bunk. it's clear he wasn't gonna do me any harm. i didn't want him there. at this point, i said i should film this with my phone because if i don't, no one is gonna believe me. go. go. >> reporter: no disputing it now. this sea lion hopped on board the boat sometime during the night. >> you have to go, buddy. he kept looking back. every couple feet he would waddle a little bit and turn around. he didn't want to leave. go. i said go like 19 times. i couldn't think of anything more appropriate to say. come on, boy. [laughter] >> reporter: with a few mo

fox 29's dawn timmeney has jennifer's story and the hero who changed her life. ♪ >> it's an awful experiencest thing your familiar confidential go through. >> reporter: jennifer taunt was just 2.5 years old when she was diagnosed with a rare and potentially fatal liver cancer called help tow blass tomorrow ma. >> i don't remember a whole lot of it. i remember the hospital play room. i remember going for rides on my iv pole. >> reporter: ever so brave and smiling through it all the tumor took up her entire liver. it was so big doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia had to shrink it in order to remove the mass. that meant jennifer had to endure 4.5 months of chemotherapy. >> shrank it to where it was resectable all i had to take out almost all of her liver to get all the tumor. >> reporter: chop surgeon and chief dr. scott add sick performed the successful and delicate hours long surgery. it was march of 1996. >> she was only two. big operation for a two-year-old. the thing about the liver is it's cool that it regenerates. completely. so her liver grew back. she survived all this. >> m

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in new jersey with more on not only what happened but a look back athis incredible life of john nash. >> reporter: yeah, chris and alex. nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport on saturday when the crash happened. cab that they were riding in lost control on the new jersey turnpike, both he and his wife, alycia died. they had gotten back where nash was awarded the able prize, for matt tics. nash was a reveered professor and researcher at princeton university. he became famous with his struggle with schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002 oscar winning movie a beautiful mind. long time friend of nash, remembers his ups and his down. >> i seen him at the beginning of the career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversation was people i didn't see at the time. this is back in the 80's. >> if a graduate student had come in and said bee, i have this idea, i want to start it this way. he would have thrown him out, you don't know what you are talking about, t

. >> by the way it was jennifer joyce's brother birthday yesterday, we're all inclusive in the fox 29 family. if you want to see other members of the the fox 29 family and their moms go to my fox philly.com right now. we'd love to see. there is trish. we love to see pictures with your mom. use the hash tag fox 29 good day, we will be right back. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. >>> big concern in south jersey right now, a wild fire is burning out of control, when fire fighters hoped to have the up are hand in a live report. >>> plus new police in bucks county searching for two home invasion suspects why they believe the suspects were looking for something, very specific. >> good day everybody. it is friday, may eighth he. >> yeah. >> mothers day weekend. >> did you get mom miss trish flowers card,

>> jennifer joyce liver for us on scene thank you. >> only on fox unsuspecting victim stands on a septarain, at the millbourne station platform when two teens ran off the car. the last one grabbing her new iphone six. she chased the two suspect several hundred feet before they escaped now septa police of course looking to identify those two teens. >> two males grabbed her phone, standing at the exit doors. and ran off the train. right now looking for the public's help to identify the males. we are working with the school district. >> two suspect between the ages of 14 and 18, septa says, cell phone thieves are getting younger and younger and they warn passengers, hey, be aware. >> 4:35 bizarre case of animal cruelty sparks criminal investigation. >> someone through acid on a swan recovering after being chemically burned on its head and face. it was found monday along trail in the park in elmer salem county, we'll talk live to the veterinarian who is caring for that swan, little later this morning. >>> and coming up: oh, ya beards are all the rage right now. but are they clean? lets what

fox reports, they have no legal way to get the oil. >> the pharmaceutical drugs doctors prescribe to control jennifer collins' seizures caused her to attack her mother and father. the psychotic side effects were so bad jennifer and her mom moved to colorado for a year to try a form of cannabis oil called thc a. it worked, but back in virginia crossing state lines to get jennifer that oil could get them arrested. like any teen-ager, 15-year-old jennifer collins loves to hang out with her friends, but her life is far from carefree. >> i could be taken away from my family. >> no kid should have to worry that her mother getting her medicine could put her mother in jail. >> reporter: jennifer is deeply worried about the consequences her family could face for acquiring this thc a oil. it has significantly reduced her 300 daily seizures and eliminated the grand mal seizures and all the rage. >> i've never gotten high off of marijuana ever and i have several times off my pharmaceutical meds. they made me hallucinate. >> reporter: she's allowed to have and take the oil in virginia without threat of prosecution, but there's no legal pathway to get

fox 29 jenny joyce is live where this all started yesterday afternoon jennifer good morning. >> reporterorning. in those few moment of chaos one of our chief inspectors joe sullivan did get bloody. he got roughed up. we are told he will be okay. police tell us that he did make two arrests for disorderly conduct. the last night fox was overhead of the scene. our chopper caught some pushing and shoving in the crowd around 8:00 o'clock last night as protesters tried to walk down on the vine street expressway but they were denied access by officers. earlier in the day the philly is baltimore protest was calm and peaceful at city hall where hundreds if not a thousand people gathered on behalf of freddie gray, the young man in walt more who died in police custody. as the day went on, the protesters roamed through the the city and in rittenhouse square diners got hassled by in members of the group walking by shouting things like white silence is white consent. while these disruptions in the diverse crowd kind of bothered some people for the most part people who participated wanted to make a pos

. >> only on fox philadelphia mother demanding justice after she says her autistic son was bitten by a teacher's aid. >> that aid is evidently still on the job. jennifer joyce live in the news room with more on this story. good morning to you jennifer. >> good morning guys. still on the job this mom is not happy about it. she wants this teaching assistant fired so far that's not happened. school district says it is investigating the allegations. she said the by the cents inning dent happened monday afternoon was not notified by school officials but instead happened to notice a bite mark on her son's shoulder. she took pictures of the injury and called police, furious, that her son who has autism told her the bite mark came from his teaching assistant, person who is supposed to provide support to her son with special needs. >> this happened at low he will elementary school in olney. school district of philadelphia confirmed it is investigating these allegations apparently it, all stemmed from a fight in the school yard, between dixon's son and another child, dixon's son claims the staffer got involved tried to restrain him. the child asked to be let go

but after more than a decade fox officials say it's the right time to close the door on that chapter. season 15 will return the judges of the jennifern and harry connick, jr. and ryan seacrest. the final season kicks off this january. you can watch the season finale of season 14 this wednesday night right here on fox 29. >> a surprise stowaway on california boat a beebees sea lion sneaks on to boat and takes a snooze. quick thinking sailor grabs his cell ton and starts filming. >> abby gibbs shows out the boat own are in got the visitor back out to sea. >> you got to go. you got to go. >> a may full but unwanted house guest getting shoed up the steps and out of what he thought was going to be his crash pad for the night. >> go, go. >> i woke up and i heard snoring and sneezing. >> not exactly what sailor michael duffy -- >> i was like, what? >> okay. >> expected to see around 2:30 this morning. sitting here just feet from duffy's bed this little guy. >> curled up just like a dog right on the bunk. >> it was pretty clear to me this little guy was not going to do me any harm but i didn't want him there. at this point i said i should f

jennifer hudson. at its peak, they averaged 30 million viewers. the death star because of its rating dominance. foxiness both owned by 21st century fox. get to the nasdaq. doing something interesting. the nasdaq is embracing bitcoin technology. the exchange is test-driving bitcoin-based technology in its preipo market of about 75 companies. so trading the shares of privately held companies. right? the block chain ledger, that's the name of the technology used by bitcoin minors to keep track of transactions. to verify transactions by hand. i can't believe they were doing that in the first place. how will regulators react? will this transform bitcoin forever? jeffrey tucker, we say you wrote the book on it. you're with digital development for bitcoin. joining us now in a fox business exclusive. why do i get nervous thinking that the nasdaq is going to use bitcoin technology, which is frankly unregulated? >> no. don't be nervous. this is really an awesome and exciting development. people think about bitcoin and they think it's a scary internet money. the truth is, there's a massive technological infra

fox. "american idol" getting the ax. the show spawned many spinoffs it's easy to forget "idol" used to be appointment viewing for millions of tv viewers introducing us to singers such as carrie underwood, jennifer of course. since the razor-edged brit left the show in 2010 "idol" has seen its rating and revenues shrink. fox announced earlier the show debuts rts final season next january. end of an era. >>> should you be sent to prison for fantasies? one to argue a jury thought saw, finding a new york police officer guilty of conspireing to kidnap and eat women in 2013. he became known as the cannibal cop, his twisted thoughts typed in web chats seen as possible threats. would this man actually go through with kidnapping a woman, tying her by her feet and roasting her over a fire? >> it was privs, anonymous, skeleton closet and now that the massive skeleton is out it's the epitome of kbasembarrassment and sit in that trial and have all the e-mails and chats read. how the rel did i come up with something like that? it was -- it was bad. >> that's from hbo's new documentary a e thought crimes" the case of the cannibal cop premieres tonight. joining me director. great to see you, aaron karr. the bi

but after more than a decade fox officials say it's the right time to end this chapter. season 15 will see the return of judges jenniferth urban and harry connick, jr. as well as host ryan seacrest the final season kicks off this january. of course you can watch the two-part season finale of season 141st tomorrow and continuing wednesday night right here on fox 29. >>> right here right now the one, the only howard eskin. >> can i pass on the 24 grams of sugar in that frapuccino? >> i'll pass on that. >>> the phillies sent a player to the minor leagues tonight. that was after the game. wait until you hear the name. nfl come down on tom brady and the patriots and eli manning had some strong comments about brady. that's coming up in sports. ♪ >>> we expect hard facts as opposed to circumstantial leaked evidence to draw the conclusion of this investigation. >> he call it out the commissioner wanted an apology that was the are you which is owner of the new england patriots robert craft c. the nfl game down on tom brady. four game suspension. they lost their first round draft pick next year. fourth round pick in 2017 and the

fox. >> he's a very successful doctor. >> retired doctor. let's say retired. let me say this to you. >> jenniferrites a conservative item on the op-ed pitch. rich lowry hit the nail on the head calling the pandering to a vocal minority. name and shame, lest the gop be seen as the haven for the unhinged, it's only when they are repeatedly and consistently called out that they will start fanning the flames of paranoia and ignorance. >> dr. ben carson retired dr. ben carson into shock and awe stuff. >> why would you a neurosurgeon pick out the world psycho? >> because he deals with the brain. let me tell you what a psychopath is, a person suffering from chronic mental disorder and abhorrent or violent social behavior. i haven't notice that had covering president obama. >> is obama knifing people in showers like the "psycho" movie? anyway, roundtable -- he said, it i didn't. staying up with us. up next the right wing media is going after michelle obama's comments at tuskegee the daily difficulty people of color face in this country. i want to hear the reaction of this crowd here. the place for polit

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jennifer aniston. let's get to the story. christie hasn't announced his 2016 intentions officially. but he's shown all signs he will run. we were first reporting on foxs that his wife mary pat had left the hedge fund she was working at. she indicated i'm doing this -- i'm leaving because he's getting ready. he had an interesting op-ed in the wall street journal. which laid out some of his economic agenda. by the way, it's the most concrete economic agenda of all the candidates so far. put it in paper. i think it's pretty interesting. now we hear sources in the republican party. people close to christie, big fundraiser that he's going to try to woo mark zuckerberg to fund his campaign and use it as like a semi endorsement. >> it helped cory booker. there's cory. >> marmark zuckerberg and he has some history. he gave money to his gubernatorial campaign. or his campaign war chest for governor. they -- they apparently agree on school choice and some issues like that. they have a lot of common ground. and they both like each other on facebook. this is true. >> it's hard to get mark zuckerberg to like you on facebook. >> apparently it is. they do. i saw bo

fox news alert. five people are dead after an amtrak derailment in philadelphia. the sun is rising giving investigators on the ground a look at the destruction. >> jennifer joyce isive from temple university hospital. that's where some of the victims are being treat td. what's the latest? >> good morning. we know that as many as 36 patients were received here at temple university hospital. a number of patients and family members are spread across the campus undergoing treatment trying to reconnect with loved ones. following the horrifying experience on the traen that detrailed last night. i talked to a couple from virginia they were here to see their daughter and son-in-law. their daughter suffered several injuries. broken bones. we talked to man who was visiting her daughter. i said how is she doing. he said she's still here. a number of people are being treated in philadelphia that's not from this area. it's been frantic trying to reach family members. there are five confirmed dead still many unaccounted for. if you're watching this broadcast and wondering how you can get in touch with your family numbers. there is a number you can call. 800-523-1910. >>> rolli

. >> jennifer beat cancer at 2.5 years. 19 years later she's giving back. how jenn plans to help other kids with cancer tonight on foxws at 10:00. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> take a look at a car that ended up on the bottom of a cliff in california. san francisco police saying the car had been stolen in oakland. the hypno cooper ended up near the coast guard lighthouse on the rocks and badly damaged. firefighters and police both responded but found no one in the car. federal authorities are now helping with the investigation because the island is federal property. >>> illinois restaurant owner is facing big time criticism even d

fox in 2002. since then it's created a number of superstars, including kelly clarkson. jennifer hudson and carrie underwood. the finale begins here. ryan seacrest has been the host all -- for the 15 years. >> 15 years. >> i know. been a long time. >> all right. >>> 7:11. still ahead -- terrorism, gone viral. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll hear from brian flores looking into growing concerns over isis videos on social media and how the u.s. government is responding. >>> but next, mississippi's governor says the state is in mourning after two officers were killed this weekend. what led up to the violent confrontation and what's happening today to show support for the police. >>> good morning. we're looking at the san jose commute now and northbound 280 is getting a little bit busy approaching the 880 interchange. we'll tell you a little more -- coming up. >>> it might be warm in parts of the country. but it's a cool may for us. it sure is cool. ♪ we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what a super long time. true. and at first it

fox philadelphia mother says her special needs child was bitten at school. >> now she says the culprit wasn't a fellow student. she is blaming a teacher's aid. jennifer joyce now live in the news room with more on. >> this jennifer? >> reporter: the boy's mom said she is pushing for the teachers aid to get fired. so far the staffer remains on the job as this investigation continues. stephanie dixon says the biting incident happened monday afternoon she noticed the bite mark on her son's shoulder after he took off his shirt she says she took pictures of the injury and called police, furious that her son who has autism claimed the bite mark came from his teaching assistant. the person who is supposed to provide emotional support for the boy's special needs. this happened at local elementary school in olney. the school district of philadelphia says it is investigating these allegations which stemmed from a fight on the school bus between dixon's son and another child apparently the teaching assistant was trying to brake up the fight when thinks he is call ate dollars. >> he said the man was restraining him the wrong way. he told him to get off of him or

fox philadelphia grandmother wants to know why her granddaughter came home from school with bite marks on her both. >> i that girl has autism, and can explain herself, or what happened for that matter. jennifer joyce now live at the school district headquarters with more on. >> this jennifer? >> good morning the family getting answers took about two weeks because their little girl with autism as you mentioned could not tell them what happened to her. the family says 12 year old latasia came home from harding middle school may 11 with bite marks on her back, shoulder and chest. the child is awe tis i can. couldn't tell the family what happened. francis, the child's grandmother who raised her from birth frantically called the school and police for answers. she says, two and a half weeks later, just yesterday the principal called to say the video from latasia's school bus shows another female child with special needs bit her on the bus ride home. >> this child is supposed to be mine. she is awe tis i can. she can't tell me anything. she can't talk. >> that's something that we are going to look into and talk to the monitor and see what is she doing on the bus how is she spending her time in the