joyce eans is live in northwest philadelphia. >> lucy, ian, most of us have had eyes to the sky this stormy weekend and the neighbor around here 51 and keng cecing have all of their eyes on this whole hole getting wider and deeper at times. >> it started ot a small, broken pipe project just a few days ago. >> it was half pipe then no pipe. >> before it could become a fixed pip. >> it caved in a little more. >> then came the weekend rains and. >> that happened. the ground collapsed and then maybe about an hour later after that, the ground opened up more. >> you can see where the street there's nothing underneath there and all that will star caving. >> neighbors called and the city came out to inspect the site and blocked off the area 1200 block of 51 street. >> still. >> small hole become a bigger hole. >> the bucket and one tire of heavy equipment already suspended in air. but the scooper is about to be in the hole. >> the whole truck is. >> we're sitting back watching it happen. >> as more rain started rolling in. >> you are keeping your eye on this. >> dog gone right. >> do you thi

i'm joyce evans. now police are trying to figure out who committed this horrible murder of a man and then justs toed the body out like trash in bridesburg. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has the very latest on this. >> reporter: the body was mutilated with missing limbs and all around it police found more than half a dozen shell casings. and they also found in plane sight an id. >> it takes a sick person to do something like that. >> reporter: gruesome discovery outside a delaware riverside recycling plant. just past three cos saturday morning workers at the 24 hour quick way transfer center heard what sounded like overdue fireworks. somebody spotted fire outside as workers extinguished the flames they discovered there was a body burning win. and fireworks they came to realize appear to be bullets that were under now lodged in the corporation. >> nobody should die that way. >> reporter: adding to the spectacle emergency crews found both of the mans armed had been severed before he was doused with acceleran

that's what jenny joyce is covering.over to steve keeley with all of the developments what's happened out there at that farm, and what they've been finding, steve? >> reporter: well, when they brought in construction lights for the first time this week, to continue working past sundown, that told you through common sense that these investigators felt they were close to recovering what they felt was burried deep underground. and they wanted to continue working and not stop for the night. and soon after it was dark, the darkest fears of the four families were realized, and that a midnight news conference, after the families were told privately first, the news that bodies were burried together. so far just one of those bodies positively identified publicly. >> we had cadaver dogs, and i don't understand the science behind it, but those dogs could smell these four boys 12 and a half feet below the ground. that's something that we're going to look at very, very closely, i feel that we bought ourself a little bit of time in ch

our big story is weather and flooding and we have jenny joyce who is on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen and thomas we are a few hundred feet away from that fire across the way here live on black horse pike in blackwood just near the route 42 overpass, you can see down wires caught fire here, pse&g is on the scene trying to shut off power to the line so fire is on the scene trying to shut off power to the line so fire crews can putting (closed captioning is being provided by your quality plus ford dealers.) out these flames. we will be right back. mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've always had good taste. (laughter) keep on scratchin'! keep your hair strong against styling damage... ...with pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. a super concentrated pro-v formula makes hair stronger*... ...in j

jenny joyce?ow's parent will be here at the bucks county courthouse grand jurily hear testimony from them, the pair subpoenaed in a attempt to learn more about their son's whereabouts, over the last week. we will be right back. cosmo, cosmo dinardo come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to the only place, that makes little hearts race. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit, only at sesameplace.com. sesame place go before they grow. >> this is a homicide, make no mistake about it, we just don't know how many homicides. we are yet to know the answer to that question. >> investigators find the remains of 19 year old dean finocchiaro, inside a 12-foot grave. the other disturbing discovery inside that grave, as the search for the other three missing men continues. >> and back in jail. authority are zeroing in on that person of interest, cosmo dinardo and his parent. >> i d

our joyce evans live in bensal bensalem. joyce, people the neighbors they can believe what happened here. >> reporter: but you know wha, a lot of people might say, lucy and iain, why would any body do that? guess what, just about every family who has a pet around here who we spoke with said, they get it. they understand, because whether they have two legs or four legs, they might risk it for a loved one. >> there was a lot of fire inside the house. it was well advanced by the time we arrived on the scene. took about hour or so to place it under control. >> reporter: nothing could stop 39-year-old tabatha who had already made it out safely with her husband and mother-in-law from dashing back inside after one of her dogs one dog just two too afraid to come out on its own. >> you only have two minutes to get out of a burning building. and when you get out, you have to stay out. >> reporter: a passionate plea from judge renee' hughes head of the red cross. instead of four survivors include one dog there are only three. >> so we

joyce? >> reporter: lucy iain, as you know, social media blew up with comments many we cannot repeat on tv, but philadelphia s so-called gayborhood are calling it all a smoke screen to distract from the russian investigation and an excuse to exclude. >> there's no concrete data that says it's more expensive to include trance individuals. >> the senate armed services committee says lawmakers are awaiting a study already underway by the department of defense to see if there are any additional medical obligations impact on military readiness or other issues related to transgender individuals who are not currently serving and may want to join. but naomi sanchez and aclu rep wonders why? >> this is discrimination. >> reporter: report pretty much what she tweeted back to president trump. >> we're americans. we demand the same opportunities, the same resources as anyone else. >> unfortunately lgbt issues with his base will be easy to succeed in viscerating our rights. >> the president's tweets turn

and our joyce evans is attire less reporter doing that. she's now at penn's landing but, joyce, man, you've been dropping by all kinds of spots. one of them feasterville. >> reporter: we covered a lot of ground today. in fact i think some of those folks from feasterville may be heading down here to the waterfront where it's cooling off quite a bit. but earlier today, there were so many people who were marking the fourth with a very solemn mood. ♪ >> bands all kinds of bands. ♪ >> reporter: floats and every service group all represented in the lower southampton township's parade. a great outing for everybody, that's for sure. but for those who put their lives on the line for us. >> this day means a lot to me. >> reporter: jim wallace served in two wars and remained in the military in piece time. >> i did 20 years. >> reporter: today he's wearing the pride he carries around every day inside, outsi outside. >> i don't do it to show off or anything. i'm bragging about it. >> reporter: jason english is a montgomery township police officer. >> i

. >> we've got jenny joyce covering the parent of the person of interest who are headed to court this morning to face a grand jury about but first on the right there, let's begin with steve keeley joining us from solebury township with the very latest, steve? >> reporter: we are here live. we had a midnight news conference that was called by the district attorney. and we new there was going to be some breaking news when he did that. what happened was in a midnight news conference at of missing men's families were obviously first told privately earlier, the grim news so many expected, and the family feared. human remains discovered deep down 12 and a half feet down. so far, the only one that is missing has positively been identified, dean finocchiaro. the district attorney did not say, likely, because authorities did not know for sure just yet at midnight, whether the other human remains found belonged to the others. >> there are additional human remains inside that grave. so this painstaking process will go on. we're not done yet. this is a homicide, make no mistake about it. we just

jennie joyce is live at the scene on heatly street. jennie, when can you tell us. >> this is an industrial section of the city live outside a recycling plant. it was not easy to find. you have to know this area. police on scene investigatesing a gruesome homicide. i don't know if you can see a live look. there's a dog up in the distance beyond that crime scene train tape. employees showed up for the plant round 3:00 this morning and came across the body. they called police. investigators on scene say identified. it may not be easy to i.d. this person based on condition of the body. there was some sort i.d. found on the ground at the scene. it's unclear if that could be a sincere clue in the case or planted to throw police off. a lot of questions remain. we're awaiting an undate from officers. several detectives showed up along with members of the crime scene unit they're checking cameras with evidence to help them from the case. a body in industrial park bridesburg by the delaware river. one person was dead. the victim was shot multipl

jenny joyce, thank you very much.her saturday sad story 11-year-old recovering after being shot in the chest last in it by a stray bullet the shooting happened just before 10:00 o'clock on the 3400 block of township line road in chester. police say the boy was in his home when the stray bullet hit him. he was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition. >>> pennsylvania state police investigating a hit-and-run that left a pedestrian dead on i-76. the accident happened in the eastbound lanes near montgomery drive around 10:30 last night. the 30-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene police believe the suspect was driving a 2016 or newer model car that's dark in color. the car may have some damage to the passenger side and the windshield. >>> a man is dead, another in critical condition after someone started shooting at them in north philadelphia early this morning. both men were shot multiple times in the 800 block of west russell street around 2:30am. both victims rushed to temple hospital where one man died

joyce. mr. joyce. ms. kaptur. >> aye. >> mr. kilmer. >> aye. >> ms. lee. >> aye. >> mrs. lowey. >> aye. >> ms. mccollum. >> aye. >> ms. meng. >> aye. >> manage molenaar. >> no. >> mr. newhouse. >> no. >> mr. palace owe. >> no. >> ms. pingree aye. >> mr. pocan. >> aye. >> mr. price. >> aye. >> mr. quigley. >> aye. >> plrs roby. >> no. >> mr. rooney. >> no. >> mr. roybal-allard. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. mr. ryan. mr. serrano. >> aye. >> mr. simpson. >> no. >> mr. stewart no. >> ms. wasserman schultz. >> aye. >> mr. womack. >> no. >> mr. yoder. >> no. >> mr. young. mr. young. >> no. >> are there members who wish to record their vote? mr. ryan. >> aye. >> mr. ryan is recorded as an aye. >> mr. joyce, how would you like to be recorded. >> mr. joyce is recorded a no. >> anyone further voting one way or the other? if not, the clerk will tally. >> on this vote the ayes are 22, the nays are 30. the amendment is not agreed to. the chair recognizes mr. newhouse for an amendment. >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> will you consider it read by the clerk? >> reading. >> o

we sent jenny joyce to kensington to see all the cool stuff.auren. so i'm finding out there are about 60 students throughout philadelphia who participate in the philadelphia photo arts center program. this is where they come, they learn about photography, they work on their skills, and then once a year they get to put their work in this exhibition which is going through july 8. i'm joined by the education director josh. can you just tell us a little bet about this program and it's open to the public. you can come here and see their work. >> slutly. so this is the teen photo program free after school photography program. it starts in september. goes till june. and it is open to all philadelphia pub hillary clinton high school students and we do an open call in the summer so if you're interested in philadelphia public high school student and you're interested check out our website and join up. >> reporter: let's take look at some of the photos that we have here on display, and can you talk a little bit about the theme for this exhibit. >> oh, sur

joyce? >> mr. joyce recorded no. >> anyoneg want to change their vote, seeing or hearing no one, clerk will tally. >> on this vote the amendment is notmr agreed to. mr. serrano is recognized. for an amendment. >> mr. chairman, i rise to offee an amendment. i ask. that the reading be waived. >> consider it hel done. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. cost by the administration in the increase inn discrimination enforcement efforts. it would protect children and families from damaging separations by preventing i.c.e. from removing parents of citizen children absent some serious criminality on the part of that parent. let me repeat that again. if the parent is a criminal determined by the court, this does not apply. this is a serious problem according to a 2015 report two options available are harsh. first if a child chooses to remain in the united states, they can loseco contact with thr come to rely ten on theth child welfare state, a significant costme to the

jenny joyce live with the very latest, still going, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. fire fighters left the scene. what you see now is still some smoke and route 42 northbound ramp, and police tell us it will be reopened shortly live on black horse pike in blackwood, fire fighters had to wait about two hours to get to work on these power lines that ignited this morning and wait for pse&g to get here to deenergize those wires to safe ly douse the flames. this happened around 3:30 this morning as we look at video shot earlier we can see the flames, bright orange, lots of smoke out here once we get out on the scene we can hear crackling and actively burning and we hear or smell rubber burning on the scene. that is most obvious. torrential downpours, constant lightening strikes pounded this area for more than an hour this morning, that is when these wires ignited. while crews continue to clean up the scene police are letting one lane of traffic go by in each direction northbound and southbound here along black horse pike, we expect the road to fully reopened shortly, kare

joyce.t would be the cost just to presumptively assume that all -- all gulf war veterans had a base level of gulf war illness? what would be the cost? >> i have no idea. >> i'll tell you what, would you take that for the record? >> i can take it to our staff that works on those costs. >> good. and i don't care whether it's 10%, 20%. i don't care -- >> are you talking about any disability claim? >> get them into the system, assume because they were there, they were exposed. i'm agent orange, i'm vietnam, okay? >> i can tell you right now gulf war veterans are service connected for more than 14 million disabilities. >> give me a cost to presumptively assume, if it is on your dd 214, you were there on that specific time frame. because we talk about what are we number one, what are we providing, what is the cost of providing it, and how quickly are we going to come to some resolution? wait time is not relevant. onef my squaderant mates told me a month ago he's still grieving about the recent los

joyce.hat would be the cost, dollar cost, to just presumptively assume that all, all, gulf war veterans had a baselevel of gulf war illness? what would be the cost? >> i have no idea. >> i'll tell you what, would you take it for the record? >> i could take it to our staff that works on those costs. >> good. i think, and i don't care whether it's 10%, 20%, i, i don't care. >> are you talking about any disability claim by a gulf war veterans? >> getting into the system, presumptively assume because they were there they were exposed. again we are a product of our own expenses. i'm agent orange. on vietnam. okay? >> i can tell you that right now gulf war veterans for service-connected to more than 14 million disabilities. >> give me a cost to presumptively assume, that you were there in that specific timeframe, because when we talk about what are we, number one, what are we providing, what is the cost of providing it, and how quickly are we going to come to some resolution? wait time is not, wai

joyce evans live in bensalem. thank you very much. >>> delaware county police are investigate a homicide that led to car crash. last night around 11:30 a call about shots fired had officers responding to the 1100 block of brown street in chester. when they arrived they found 30-year-old joseph la torre reshot and he was there in the street. he died at the scene. police say a driver an passenger had driven away from the crash and then crashed into several cars about a mile away on ninth street. surveillance video captured the whole thing. >> me and my wife were sleeping went herd allowed boom, boom, boom, boom. we jumped up. came down. went downstairs and all we seen was cars twisted and turned all over. >> reporter: police have not confirmed the people in the car that crashed are responsible for laetare's death or were also victims of the shooting. >>> nyps mourning the loss of one of its own. police say a gunman ambushed an officer overnight. >> that suspected gunman is now dead. 48-year-old familia was a 12 year

i'm also joined by joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama., she has dealt with many evidentiary requests. your view of whether this is a significant or in any way concerning update? >> well, pattern is exactly the right word. you know, if you have very large, complicated finances, and you forgot that next door to an apartment building you own, you bought a house so you wouldn't get complaints from the owner anymore, okay, fine. we understand that. or a brokerage account you forgot you had somewhere. this is way, way too much. it is again and again, it's meetings. it's money. this is clearly indicative of bad behavior. >> joyce, how do prosecutors look over these kind of records, and why is it important to an investigation? >> well, these patterns that we're seeing and this cumulative failure to disclose piece after piece of information will start to give prosecutors some sense of whether witnesses and other people that they're looking at in this investigation are being truthful with them. and so when you see one small mistake or even a few sm

our joyce evans joins us now to explain. joyce?in, many people tell us it's actually quite a surprise especially after decades of frustration over a lack of funding and what appeared to be a lack of interest in sickle cell research. it is a genetic defect in the shape of blood cells they're not round they're shaped like a sickle some of them and it affects hundreds of thousands of mostly black and brown people around the world. its effects may be deadly. >> if this drug can reduce pain and reduce the frequency of pa pain, then it's going to be huge. >> reporter: it took 20 years but hematologist robin e-mail lower director of 93 hours hospital for children sickle cell program says it looks much more promising for her patients than just some other drug. >> the fact that the initial study included children is very very exciting. it seems like the side effects are not going to be severe the. >> reporter: hopefully making it an option that more patients five years and older might be able to tolerate. patients like 17-year-old a maya me

i think that our jenny joyce did this. didn't jennifer joyce did this. >> i think she loved it.ho use it say it helps quite their minds and relax their muscles basically find your own personal zen it was really popular in the '70's and 40 years later it's seeing a resurgence. centers like this one in new york city let people float on water. many say it's a lot like meditation. >> when you're floatin floatinge serotonin gets raised those are your happy hormones and it lowers your cortisol levels which are stress hormones. so people that are super stressed come in the middle of the day or before work to have a great day. >> both the water and the room are set to your body temperatu temperature. >>> big discovery in the fight against hiv and aids. doctors in south africa say that nine-year-old infected with hiv at birth has spent most of her life without needing treatment. the child was given a burst of treatment just after birth without needing any drugs. that child has been without symptoms or signs of an active virus for the last eight and a half years. doctors say understanding

joyce. i want to stipulate something among us. can we agree that we do not understand gulf war illness syndrome as a disease? none of us do and there are no experts anywhere that have some competence of understanding of the pathology of this disease. do you agree? you do. we all agree that the claims denials are rising. some of our veterans are not having their conditions properly recognized and treated. we can agree on that. yes? some of the veterans are not being mechanized and treated for gulf war illness syndrome? them.not all of >> using the were some as we medical doctors do, i will agree with you. i have not been up here long enough to use anything other than. given that and we know the dod 1994 and to the 16 over $194 million on research in hopes of clarifying the list of that fit into the gulf war syndrome and we haven't made any new changes in seven years, since it doesn't 10. -- since 2010. finalize somey diagnostic criteria for gulf war illness syndrome? rolloutess the prompt of

joyce. i want to stipulate something among us. can we agree that we do not understand gulf war illness syndrome as a disease? none of us do and there are no experts anywhere that have some competence of understanding of the pathology of this disease. do you agree? you do. we all agree that the claims denials are rising. some of our veterans are not having their conditions properly recognized and treated. we can agree on that. yes? some of the veterans are not being mechanized and treated for gulf war illness syndrome? them.not all of >> using the were some as we medical doctors do, i will agree with you. i have not been up here long enough to use anything other than. given that and we know the dod 1994 and to the 16 over $194 million on research in hopes of clarifying the list of that fit into the gulf war syndrome and we haven't made any new changes in seven years, since it doesn't 10. -- since 2010. finalize somey diagnostic criteria for gulf war illness syndrome? rolloutess the prompt of

joyce? >> no. >> mr. joyce recorded no. >> anyone want to change their vote? seeing or hearing, the clerk will tally. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> , spoke, >> on this vote the yeas are 23. the nays are 29, the amendment is not agreed to. mr. serrano is recognized. >> for an amendment. >> mr. chairman, i raise to offer an amendment. i ask the reading be waived. >> consider it done. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. this amendment would reduce the harm caused by the administration increase and the immigration enforcement efforts. it would protect children and families by damaging sprazs by preventing ice from removing parents of citizen children absent some serious criminality on the part of that parent. let me repeat that again. the parent is a criminal determined by the court. this does not apply. this is a serious problem according to a 2015 report, more than 500,000 parents of u.s. citizen children were deported between 2009 and 2013. the two options available for citizen children in these circumstances are harsh. first, i

but could you be doing just as much harm to your body, specifically your teeth >> i love these, joycehese too. >> nothing wrong. keep drinking them >> our joyce evans has the details that probably won't leave you smiling. >> reporter: on sizzler like today, something cold and fizz see can be hard to resist. so many of us tried to choose wisely if you had enough of just plain water, no sugar, clears, color, little to no sodium. wet, cold, clear and fizz see, flavor or unflavored. what could go wrong >> on some of these teeth there's probably 50% tooth is structure been lost >> it's about the p h of these beverages is too low >> started to weaken the enamel and dissolve it all away to where now the more of the underlying tooth is exposed. >> it's the people that abuse it and drink it all day every day. we see it all the time in dentist tree >> doctors say they're repairing more than damage caused by teeth grinding. >> fairly young as well. >> reporter: they say the damage to teeth from heavy soda drinkers with or without flavors and sugar is often overlooked >> if you're grinding in the

jennifer joyce live at the police station in west goshen with what we can expect.orter: good morning, lauren much police are telling us they are having a 10:00 o'clock press conference to release some updated information on the bianca roberson road rage murder that's all they're telling us at this point in time, that they have some sort of update. this comes hours after releasing very clear images of the truck believed to be involved in this. it's a red chevy pickup truck scene traveling through a residential neighborhood. police have been looking for the driver of the vehicle since 18-year-old roberson was murdered in a road rage end counter on wednesday. police say she and the shooter were driving along route 100 in west goshen township. both trying to merge on to routd fire and shot the teen in the head. she died immediately. family and friends held a vigil for the recent high school grad. roberson was planning to tend college in the fall until her life was abruptly and violently cut short. so, again, police tell us that they do have some sort of development in

the judge will ultimately decide if there is enough evidence to send this case to trial, and jenny joyce is in the news room with more, jenny >> reporter: prosecutors say that these fraternity brothers at beta theta pi waited 12 hearst before getting help for pledge tell think piazza after piazza fell downstairs twice and hit his head and also piazza and his fellow pledges were pressured to move through multiple drinking station that is required them to chug vodka , shotgun beers and drink wine. piazza later indict of toxic levels of alcohol in his body. doctors estimate he had a blood alcohol content of .40. the fraternity is banned from campus and 18 members are facing charges as involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. we have video thaw are looking at of these students from previous court appearance, grand jury investigation found that the actions and inactions of these classmates may have made the teens injuries worse. he was found in the basement around 10:00 o'clock next morning when the fraternity brothers, finally called 911 his parents pushed for stricter rules related

jenny joyce is here to explain what happened, we think at this hour, jenny? >> good morning, karen, at this point police don't know what may have been on that needle, that stuck this nine month old child. the good news, the baby is condition, at the hospital. police were called to home on the 200 block of green lane in manayunk around 6:00 p.m. wednesday for the report of a nine month old baby acting strangely. the infant was found in a third floor bedroom with a needle sticking out every his leg. the child's father was also in the room. the baby was taken to chestnut hill hospital for treatment and is listed in stable condition. the father, we are told, was taken to the special victims unit. dhs was also contacted. so far there are no charges in this case. police are still again trying to determine what kind of needle this was. and if there may have been drugs or other contaminant found that did stuck this nine month olds baby, again there is all happened last night at just hours ago. so police are still trying to get all of the details on this one. karen, t

there is a a 26 year-old woman in critical condition after she was shot twice, lets go out to jenny joyce with what we know at this hour. >> reporter: good morning. good news is that the would man man was talking when she was transported one line she muderd was please don't let me die this 26 year-old victim is in critical condition at einstein medical center. she was transported by police after she was shot in the chest, and hip around 3:00 o'clock this morning. it happened at broad street and chew avenue in fernrock. police say at this point there is no description of the shooter. they are working the scene digging up clues and reflecting that violence against woman has been a steady problem in the city in recent weeks. last week we couple a double stabbing homicide involving two female victims a mother and daughter. a before that we reported that eight women in just seven days has been violently attack. at this point information on this shooting is preliminary. here's what police want you to know. >> upon arrival at the hospital she said don't let me die. this was only information we g

. >> jenny joyce joins us from st.paul's baptist church with what is expected today, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. just a quick note it was tough watching that interview that you guys did with bianca's father yesterday rodney, tough day yesterday, tough day every day since his daughter was murdered, today another tough day for not only bianca's family but friend and entire west chester community showing up here to st. paul's baptist church in west chester later this morning to say good bye to 18 year-old bianca roberson this west chester grad was on summer break preparing for college in the fall when she was gunned down while behind wheel of her car just over a week ago. roberson was victim of the brutal road rage murder that happened where route 100 merge s with route 202 in west goshen township chester county man who had no problem with picking up a gun and ending this teen's life is now behind bars. david desper was arrested and charged last weekend, comfort for roberson's family that the justice

joyce?porter: well, lucy and iain, the kindest name for this body of water behind us that we heard today was lake margate. you can only imagine some of the other names we heard for it. we want to show you how down here del van street strollers have had to go through this muddy water here, just to come up the ramp and to get across so they can get back to the dry land, and on down here, check this out. this is what experts for neighbors went to court warning about, they said something like this would happen. they say a judge indicated that if flooding happened like this, they would revisit the project. well, it happened. new jersey department reported that neighbors, the problem is temporarily just going to be like this, but they said they found almost two feet of water out here. we're talking friday into saturday night. so the plan that the core of engineers was being finalized to have a long term solution, and it's ironic because this is exactly what the army core of engineers was trying to

jenny joyce on this one in allentown. good morning. >> good morning, thomas, mayor's lawyer is also telling us that his client will vigorously fight these charges. he's running for a fourth term in office. we learn that pulaski was indicted yesterday. attorney jack machine mack confirmed part of federal corruption probe going on for a long time. the papers are still sealed. they'll be unsealed later today. mcmahon expect to say more to the press after taking a look at the charges. but firmly stated that the mayor did nothing wrong. this federal investigation back in 2013. several lower ranking city officials and contractors have already been charged for pay to play. nine people have pled guilty. in the earlier cases, court documents allege that pulaski ordered allentown officials to give pref remember shale treatment to donate today his unsuccessful runs. >> onepl guilty said he gave tens every thousands every dollars in political contributions after favorableid it was necessary treatment. the fbi is running a similar pro

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our joyce evans talked to some members of our local lgbt commune about the shift and has more joyce.er: lucy and iain, social media blowing up with comments. many we cannot repeat on tv, but philadelphia so-called gayborhood call it all smoke screen to distract from the russia investigation and another excuse to exclude. >> there's no concrete date that says more expensive to include trans individuals. >> reporter: the senate armed services committee says lawmakers are awaiting a study already underway by the department of defense to see if there are any additional medical obligations impact on military readiness or other issues related to transgender individuals who are not curren currently serving and may want to join but sanchez transgender latino and an aclu rep wonders why? >> this is discrimination. >> reporter: pretty much what she tweeted back to president trump. >> we're americans. like we demand the same opportunities, the same resources as anyone else. >> unfortunately lgbt issues with his base will be easy to succeed in viscerating our rights. >> reporter: the president's

>> joyce, sounds promising.> developing right now, a victory over darkness, brutality and terrorism. that's the message coming down from iraq' prime minister it comes after declaring absolute victory over isis in mosul the battle to retake mosul lasted nine months leaving thousands of dead and many parts of the city in ruins. some say it could take upwards of a billion dollars to rebuild mosul. iraqi forces are now working to remove remaining explosives and traps from that war torn area. >>> dignitaries across the world talking about this story all over social media and iain you've been tracking the tweets. >> dawn, you can see some of the reaction behind me. iraq's prime minister's office declaring victory on twitter almost immediately. the un tweeting, the recovery of mosul is a significant step in the fight against terrorism and violent extremism. there's one trick to getting a good night's sleep. if you're about to turn in, stay up. make sure you're doing it. ♪ ♪ >>> right now some presidential drama in two

jenny joyce, working g that scene, in south philly this morning. 5:36.eloping, an outpouring of support and well wishes, for senator john mccain and his family, we're learning that the long time republican is battling brain cancer. senator mccain recovering at his home in arizona. said to be in good spirits. after doctors removed a brain tumor. >> doctors have diagnosed the 80 year old with a aggressive form of cancer, called, glioblastoma. it was discovered during surgery, to remove a blood clot above his left eye this was on last friday. mccain has a history of health problems including melanoma. some start today speculate about his health when the senator appeared confused during congressional hearings with james comey. >> you have reached the conclusion that there was no reason to bring charges against secretary clinton. so you reach conclusion in the case of mr. comey, the president comey. >> knows. >> case of president trump. >> mccain's office issued a statement saying the send or and his family are looking into treatment which could include chemo

we have team coverage with our jenny joyce as well. >>> plus just days after president trump called out attorney general jeff sessions is making a stop here in philadelphia, when and where and why straight ahead. >>> you probably saw this one yesterday parole granted for o.j. simpson after nine years behind bars, the juice will go loose, so is what next for him we will take you straight ahead. >>> it is friday, nobody tells me anything, in the morning. >> it happens to me every day. >> i looked at monitor. >> oh, geesey don't even get a hello. >> dress you up, can't take you out you are looking sharp as always. >> thanks, pal. >> i like that tie. >> little sabotage. >> where is your flower. >> i have to grab my flower it is on my desk you are a hot mess. >> my brain is still in bed this morning, sue. >> blame everything on the weather, i stubbed my toe, the other day and said it is because of the heat. blame the heat for everything today, just declared it. excessive heat warning continues for urban areas. we no longer have heat advisory for outlining area, hugh midty just below criteria

. >> lets go to jenny joyce in solebury township with the latest on this investigation, good morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, alex and thomas, a lot of news came out of yesterday's aspect of the investigation, we are awaiting a news conference to learn so much more, we have not heard from the district attorney in this case, in several hours, expecting many developments to come. at this point even though cosmo dinardo has issued a confession he has not yet been officially charged. cosmo dinardo's defense attorney says his client admitted his guilt and told investigators where they can find bodies in exchange for a life spare. d.a. promised him death penalty would be off the table despite confess to go killing and burning bodies of four young men dean finocchiaro, tom meo, jimi patrick and mark sturgis. remains of finocchiaro has been located in a 12-foot hole in the family farm. according to the source dinardo told prosecutors there are two separate grave sites on the farm which contain all four bodies. at this point we still do not know exact relationship between victims and

our joyce evans has details, joyce, family history doesn't matter here. >> it really doesn't.ngs alarming whether you have a family history of dementia or not. groups of scientists found that each time you're really under stressful conditions, especially when you're young, your brain cells take a powerful hit. and that damage doesn't show up until later in life. barbara richmond taking a break from her daily care giving duties of her loved ones suffering through dementia alzheimer's diseases. >> ♪ >> reporter: the wife, mother and grandmother recently lost her month mom to alzheimer's and now she's caring for her in la laws. >> relaxes the mind and it's something about soil, my hands in soil that relieve stress period. >> reporter: unfortunately, news out of the alzheimer's association's international conference in london is about to turn up barbara's level of stress far more than it already is. >> that's scary. that's very scary. >> reporter: a series of studies on how stress impacts your brain found depending on your race, each stressful event, even in your young life may be

our joyce evans joins us liver in the studio with how our local lgbt community is reacting, joyce? >> iaian, lucy, the social media war of words is what you might expect. explosive. we found that in philadelphia so-called gaybore hood, also found deep hurt, and a battle cry. >> slap in the face for our community members. >> it is an embarrassment for our country. >> those are the mild responses, immediately posted or spoken. >> we're americans, like we demand the same opportunities, same resources as anyone else. >> and that's pretty much what naiymah chan chess, transgender, latina, and aclu rep. >> well, i say an attack on any community is an attack on all of our communities, the quote that this president says is make america great again. and we were on the road to making america great. >> anything can he do to over turn obama, he has lgbt issues. >> attorney and lgbt advocate angela says unfortunately, she's not surprised. >> this administration has set us back decades, and not just lgbt individuals, but really any minority. >> but the effect on the us military, she is says, may

. >>> jenny joyce in the news room with the very latest, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as of right now it is scheduled as a two day event. apparently there is surveillance video that prosecutors plan to use to hold these 18 fraternity members accountable for death of their greek brother and classmate timothy piazza. piazza was found dead in february with toxic levels of the alcohol in his body, and injury from a series of falls. sophomore engineering student was a pledge at beta theta pi fraternity new banned from campus. a grand jury investigation found that the actions and in actions of piazza's classmates may have made his injuries worse. eight of the students are charged with involuntary manslaughter, others are charged with aggravated and simple assault and then tampering and related offences so this is footage of the students charged in the case entering the courthouse for a previous hearing. according to prosecutors, he had fallen down, stairs multiple times. surveillance video shows four fraternity brot are carried piazza's limp body backup stairs where they pou

iain. >> that is impressive, joyce.. >> they're yeah, they're going to play you. >> i can't wait. >> ♪ >>> two words that get people fired up. health care. but paying to fill out paper work at the doctor because it's on an i-pad? one mom is furio furious. ♪ >>> state regulators have reject add request for an emergency hearing to block construction of valve control station for the mariner east two pipeline. west goshen township filed the request and the public utility commission declined to address the dispute over the sunoco pipeline. the issues will be discussed at a previously rescheduled hearing in harrisburg on tuesday. ♪ >>> happening now, we hear a lot about the high costs of health care. but south jersey woman says the bill she just got really takes the cake. >> wait until you hear what she was charged for. fox 29's brad sattin joins us and brad, she took her two kids in for wellness check. >> simple enough. wellness check she does every year. it's fully covered by insurance. when she got the bill she got a doubl

joyce, you actually started your day in evesham, right?reporter: i actually did, right across the delaware river here from penn's landing whereas you can see behind me the part of the big party is still going on on this river bang. but i got to tell you while there's a huge and very dramatic kind of thing going on on this side of the river, on the other side, there is nothing quiet as quaint as a small town parade. ♪ >> it had every site and sound you can't expect from an old small town main street parade. >> happy fourth of july! >> reporter: except -- >> 15, 20 yards behind them all right. >> reporter: he's the mayor of evesham. >> red, white and blue, happy fourth to you. >> reporter: he's not riding inside a fancy convertible with a bunch of dignitaries. >> i've never ridden along. i stand at main and maple and directly wheat parade. i've never actually seen the parade. >> mayor randy brown can't help himself. the first nfl winning kicking coach can't stand on the side line. >> once football coach always a football coach. i don't care

thank you much, joyce. back to your fox 29 weather authority.ok at rehoboth beach, delaware. after a few cooler days, the summer heat's roaring back. >> meteorologist scott williams has a look at your forecast in 15 seconds much it certainly has been beautiful stretch with the low humidity and we're drying out for a change but that will change as we head throughout the next several days. live look right now down at the delaware beaches. rehoboth beach a lot of folks out bound just enjoying the sunshine. that nice sea breeze keeping temperatures a little cooler down the shore. but you head inn land the philadelphia international airport 88 degrees right now. but look at the humidity. very comfortable. only 37% dew points still in the upper 50s. so get outdoors and enjoy mowing the lawn getting into the gardens. not looking that bad. ultimate doppler, it is dry. it is quiet. but we have seen a lot of rainfall for the month of july. take a look at atlantic city. a little over 10-inches of rainfall so far for the month. reading 8.5-inches almost. lo

we understand two women have been stabbed, let's get right to the scene, jenny joyce at daily terrace, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas, we're hearing one of those victims, in critical condition, the other in stable condition. police are on scene right now, investigating this double stabbing, at this point shall they're not sharing much. what we do know is that it happened a little bit before 3:00 this morning here on the 2700 block of daily terrace in south philadelphia. police say a woman in her 40's, and her daughter, were both stabbed overnight. police say the victims new their attackers, the daughter possibly around the age of 21, is list in the critical condition at a local hospital. her mom is in stable condition. yellow police tape right now is wrapped around the middle of the block, the crime scene, has even drawn people out of their home at this early hour, in the morning, trying to figure out what exactly happened. again, police are still gathering the specifics right now. and they are looking for the person who did this. thomas? >> certainly more to come, jenny joy