joyce evans, "fox 29 news". >> it is never too late. the eagles future just had a setback, carson wentz dealing with a rib injury that will keep him out a couple of weeks. and the phillies looking to go streaking, back alive for the third straight game, apparently the rock he is pitcher didn't really like it too much. see what happens next in sports. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received

>> reporter: joyce evans, fox news. >>> all right. some of the rays' best defensive moves have happened in toronto. 13 hits a game at the rogers opposite. it all started early on by digging themselves a nice big hole in the first inning. blake snell, really his worst outing to date for the young leftie. two men on, troy takes snell deep and that one's gone. three-run shot. snell pitched just 1-2/3 innings before being pulled. 5 runs, 2 earned, four walks. not a great night for mr. snell, pulled here bicarb. what can you do? the offense wasn't really working, either. five hits. certainly not the same effort they had last night. 2 for 3, 5 rbis as the jays beat the rays and take the series 7-0 your final tonight. >>> well yesterday we debuted our training camp segment with the bucks called camp karaoke where i play a song. when the music stops tplayer keeps on singing. we are working our way down to offensive line with center joe yesterday and today left tackle donovan smith. >> it is time for camp donovan smith. this was kind of taylor

joyce evans reporting at 10:30, kids need to be tested at an early age so it doesn't become a silent killer for them. >> reporter: it's become a >> we've been doing this about a year now. >> reporter: michelle, jason and 7-year-old avery, they look happy to be here, but it's not a fun trip. it's a race to save a child's life. this child, who is a picture of health on the outside. >> she had no symptoms. >> reporter: and still has none you can see, but inside -- >> she's already getting heart disease at the age of 6. that cholesterol level is at the continue to get blocked. >> that's a lot. >> that is really high. >> you would think you're not living long with 800 or 900. >> that's about right. the median time to an event is usually 15 to 25 years. >> reporter: the likely event? heart attack or stroke. >> we didn't know it was familial hyper dles emia at that point. >> a common disorder leaving the body unable from the blood. the abnormally high levels of ldl or bad cholesterol can start clogging arteries from birth. >> it used to be thought it was about 1 in 500 frequency. now it's t

joyce evans takes to us west philadelphia where it's game on. >> everybody ready?> yes. >> reporter: scoop it. pass it. catch it. shoot. what is this strange game? it's something these young ones have likely never seen or played before. >> kids to know more main stream sports of football, basketball. good to know more sports. >> we're going to learn about cradling. >> reporter: their coach. >> 16-year-old lacrosse phenom alexis joe he seven. >> hold it and cried debt. >> reporter: she's a defender on penn charter's lacrosse team. she's got two years left in high school she's committed to full scholarship to play lacrosse as a duke university blew definitely. >> she's very mature. she's surprising me. a lot of times it brings tears to my eyes to see how hard she is works and how well she works witness kids and just dedicated. just wanting to do good. >> there we go. that was a good shot. >> reporter: the good us she's doing here at camp beauty fit strong is immeasurable. >> run through i you almost had it. the thing so extraordinary about hershey's 16 then listen to

she says gels, poll mas and even herbal things what works for one may not work for another. >>> joyce evans0 days the philadelphia flyers will sell britt their 50th anniversary season. so to spread the word some very talented fan sculptures creating the flyers logo on the beach. this one was right off the boardwalk in atlantic city. the sculptor says this project is right up his alley. >> this means a lot to me for two reasons. one, i was born and raised in atlantic city. this is where the history of sand cupping started right on this beach here. i chose this beach for this logo when they called me up and philly is number one. the flyers are right on. and here i am. >> very excited and very cool. sand skull tours are making similar creations at avalon, ocean city and wildwood crest. >>> she's not old enough to vote. drink or even drive but this teenager starting college how she makes that achievement look relatively easy. >> kind of like that rubik's cube there. he's notorious in philly but today mob boss joey merlino was in the big apple. what he said in front of a jud judge. >>> and a hug

joyce evans shows us from west philadelphia. >> everybody ready?d. >> yes. >> reporter: scoop it, pass it, catch it. shoot. what is this strange game? >> get will. >> reporter: it's something these young ones have likely never seen. >> good job. >> reporter: or played before. >> that's what i want to see. good for kids to know more than just the main stream sports of football, basketball like it's good to know more sports. >> we'll learn about cradling. >> reporter: their coach -- >> close the door. >> reporter: 16-year-old lacrosse phenom alexis joseph. >> you want to hold it and cradle. right? >> reporter: she's a defender on penn charter's lacrosse team, and while she's got two years left in high school, she's already committed to a full scholarship to play lacrosse as as a duke university blew definitely. >> she's very mature. she's surprising me. a lot of times it brings tears to my eyes to see how hard she is works and how well she works with the kids and just dedicated. just wanting to do good. >> there we government that's good shot. >> rep

joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> another hot night in the city, kathy. >> it certainly was.ome humidity with your weather authority forecast. in old city philadelphia market street we're still at 78 degrees. the high today 90. winds out of the south at just 5 miles an hour. expect more of the same during the day tomorrow. we have 61 in the poconos. 78 degrees in philadelphia. 71 in millville and right now in atlantic city 74. not much of a difference at the airport in ac and the board wack. temperature actually warmer at 77. ocean city 74. those warm ocean water temperatures still in the mid to upper 70s. so we will watch a clear sky tomorrow with heat and humidity building a cold front approaching from the west. helping to guide this tropical depression out to sea. bringing drier air behind it for the holiday weekend. and then all eyes on this. a tropical depression number nine that is anticipated to become a tropical storm as early as tomorrow. so here's the one that's off the coast that area of low pressure moving toward the northeast. could become tropical storm tomorrow

as fox's joyce evans reports.. many adults have high cholesterol. but children can have it too kids need to be been tested at an early age before it abouts a the watts family. >> we've doing this about a year now. michelle jason and seven-year-old avery, they look happy to be here. but it's not a fun trip. it's a race to save a child's life. this child is a picture of health on the outside. she had no symptoms. and still has none you can see. but inside, she already getting heart subsidy at the age of six. and that cholestol level at level o to continue to get blocked. that's a lot. >> that is really high. you would think you're not living long with eight or oh 0. that's about it right. median time to an event is usually 15 to 25 years. the likely event, heart attack. or stroke. we didn't know it was familial hyper cholesterol at that point. we didn't know what if. unable to clear cholesterol from a blood. abnormally lefties ldl or bad cholesterol can a start clogging arteries of birth. used to thought of one in 500 frequency now it's about 1 in 200

and tonight fox 29's joyce evans shows us the findings doctors call both stunning and rewar rewardingic nerve. >> you see the light? >> yeah. >> great. >> we shoot the images back over to wills. glom coma specialists are reading them. and then we invite the patients back for a full eye exam if they have an abnormal image in perfect. keep looking right at it. >> reporter: so far about 800 patients have looked into the light of a wills eye hand-held camera. for many of them their very first eye exam ever. >> when was the last time you had an eye exam? >> i haven't had none. >> reporter: for 57 years eric graham never got to it. and knowing there's something wrong. >> are you on medications? >> because every time i think my sugar is low or hi my vision gets real blurry. >> reporter: he settles for the sharp pest focus he can match from the reading glasses on a stand. >> i'm doing it wrong. i'm doing wrong. >> reporter: you knew you were wrong? yeah. my wife, too. >> reporter: golden opportunity for eric. adele new man -- >> how is your vision? >> it's a little fuzzy. i guess because i'm

. >> we first told you about this program last year and tonight joyce evans shows us the findings doctorsand row warring. ♪ report take picture of the optic they have been. >> can you see the light? >> yeah. >> great. >> we shoot the images back over to wills. our glaucoma specialists are reading them. and then we invite the patients back for a full eye scam if they have abnormal image. >> perfect. keep looking right at it. ♪ >> reporter: so far about 800 patients have looked into the light of a wills eye hand-held camera. for testimony of them they're very first eye scam ever. >> when was the last time you had an eye scam? >> i haven't had none. >> reporter: for 57 years eric graham never got to it. and knowing there's something wrong. >> are you on medications? >> because of time i think my sugar is low or hi my vision gets real blurry. >> reporter: he settles for the sharp pest focus he can match from the reading glasses on a stand. >> i know what i'm doing wrong. >> reporter: you knew you were wrong. >> my wife, too. >> reporter: golden opportunity for eric. adele new man. >> how is y

>> reporter: joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> how cute is that.atm after trip to the doctor. she was only taking out 20 bucks. what she saw on her receipt that left her floored. why she says she was out more than 100 bucks. >>> hits keep coming for olympic swimmer ryan lochte. why his behavior in row yo keeps coming back to bite him. >> thousands pass through every day but major changes are coming to philadelphia landmark. what will soon be missing from 30th street station. ♪ >>> charges now against olympian ryan lochte brazilian prosecutors have now charged the gold med list with filing a false robbery report. a conviction could mean as long as 18 months in prison. of course lochte is not commenting on the charges nor is he in rio any more. during the olympics lochte said a robber targeted him and three fellow swimmers at gun point. however later authorities show the robbery was instead a confrontation with security guards after lot tee vandalized a gas station bathroom. >>> in your money tonight did you buy sheets that were fake? >> what. >> peo

here's joyce evans. ♪ >> reporter: modern meets medieval.ids at nemours ai dupont hospital for children. >> you're not expecting it. >> reporter: because it's like something out of a storybook shooting through a cluster of trees. >> it's like a castle. >> reporter: quick glance is all most families get on their way in to handle serious ill issues with their children's health. >> reporter: awesome he is. backpack and all. >> it's his feeding tube the pump and the formula in there. >> reporter: that his binky and a toy in hand. aaron richards is off. >> slow down, bud. >> reporter: aaron's chronic intestinal conditions and multiple surgeries have made the hospital a second home to the spunky toddler. >> gentle, okay gentle. >> reporter: and his mom film we're here all the time. >> reporter: but it's this incredible view that bright tense days and spark imagination. >> there you go. >> reporter: for kids and grown ups a like. >> we always play make believe that rapunzel and the knight, the queen and her knights live in there. >> reporter: an es

joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> san francisco 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is coming under fire forthe national anthem. kaepernick sat on the bench while the rest of the team stood for the national anthem before last night's preseason game. well, in an interview with nfl.com he said "i'm not going stand up to show pride in a flag for country that oppresses black people and people of color. to me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish and my part to look the other way "and now we wait for the life powerball. 'powerball.

joyce evans is here, joyce, this guy had seconds to spare. >> maybe not even that. quick thinking, a strong arm and a soft hart coming together at once. prompting an officer to face down a train. trying to save a man on the track in see caucus new jersey. he had under 30 seconds from the start of this video, no time to judge, no time to reason, just timing. a train is barrelling toward them but the man sprawled on the track is scene wedging his knee inside the lately. police say he was resisting officer ortiz's attempt to rescue him, but ortiz does not let go. facing certain death, he tugs at the man, it's all or nothing now. >> well tonight, officer ortiz is recognized for his incredible act of bravery. police have not yet identified the man on the tracks or why he was out there. only that he is alive tonight. thanks to a cop who just would not let him go. iain >> incredible. thank you. >>> police in scotland arrested two united airlines pilots this weekend on suspicion of being drunk before a flight. this happened yesterday at glasgow airport. the pilots were sche

fox 29 joyce evans is here to explain. joyce? >> reporter: iain and lucy, the governor calling in the national guard to help local law enforcement in case the violence continues. this after a night of raging protests deliberate set fires in milwaukee. >> it's about being prepared for the worse. you hope for the best. hope is not a plan. you prepare for the worse. if you never need these, fantasti fantastic. >> police have not named the officer involved in the shooting. saying only he is 24 years old. african-american, and has years of experience. police identified the man shot as 23-year-old seville smith. he can be seen on body cameras footage holding a loaded gun in his hand as he took off from a traffic stop saturday. >> at the appropriate time, the state will make available that body cam video but i want our residents and anybody who is watching this to understand that what that police officer encountered was an individual running who had a gun in his hand. >> a relative of smith reportedly appealed to the community to calm d

fox 29's joyce evans is here. yce, this was emotional day. >> reporter: iain and dawn, it's heart warming and heartbreaking at the same time. that wonderful make a wish foundation at it again making a dream come true. this time with the help of men and women in blue in delaware. the mounted police riding in to place. >> this is just as big of a deal for us as it is for him. >> reporter: on short notice with even off duty officers falling in line to receive a special commander. the big brass of the day arriv arrives. dress for duty. >> i was trying to figure out how he was going to pull myself together and face the little guy. >> reporter: his name is angel samoro he's a five-year-old. >> i thought, well, you have to. >> reporter: he has terminal brain cancer. his dream to be policeman. >> you have to put a brave face on no matter what. if this is really what he wants and we can give it to him, then here we are. >> honorary captain for day. >> reporter: new castle county executive thomas gordon struggles his way thr

let's bring in joyce evans who's here witness latest on this murder investigation. yce. >> it's a double murder and still a bit of a mystery tonight at the forest garden apartments in ambler. two people found dead inside but why and who did it? investigators swarming areas in and around the complex on forest of a searching for clues, any clue that might lead them to whomever shot a man and woman around 11:00 o'clock last night. kimberly trunk told our jennifer joyce earlier today that she can't begin to guess who could have killed her 54-year-old sister janice. you saw her just there. she says she's not even sure who the man is who was found dead with her inside janice's second floor apartment. and that she dreaded telling janice's only son what happened. >> she was a single mom, went to work, came home. if anybody knows anything, please let the police know. she didn't deserve this. nobody deserves this. >> kimberly says that the 19-year-old nephew was not home at the time. she was happy about that. and that she believes that the man who was also killed with her sist

. >> i'm joyce evans. >>> it all happened around 9:30 this morning on the 100 block of north 55th street. brad sattin is there live tonight outside the penn presbyterian hospital with more on the very latest on this. what happened out there, brad? >> reporter: well, it's something police are still trying to figure out as bullets were flying as you mentioned about 9:30 this morning. not far from where we are here. what we know is that three people were shot. two of them are here at penn presbyterian hospital. one of them in critical condition. a 15-year-old boy was also shot. he is at children's hospital in critical as well. it may have all started we're hearing as the result of a jealous boyfriend. >> circles mark the spots of she have casings evidence of the shoot out that happened on 100 block of south 55th street around 9:30 saturday morning. under clear skies kids were playing gunfire erupted. >> it's a huge scene. we have a shotgun, three semi-automatic weapons out the there. multiple casings fired. as many as 13 people out there streets. 21-year-old man with three friends followed

joyce evans here now with the very latest on the devastation and the recovery. joyce? >> reporter: you got to feel for the people of louisiana who are finally getting a look what's left of their homes. now, this is the white house's answering criticism that the president has taken way too long to come down and see what they're going through. >> rains still falling in parts of southern louisiana as evacuation orders are lifted. people are cleaning out their homes hoping there's something left. from some of the worst flooding the region has ever seen. now, thousands volunteers are pouring in to the area. to help rebuild. >> we take for granted that we can go out and have lunch. we can have dinner, and these people basically have nothing. they don't have food. they don't have water. they don't -- there's nothing. >> reporter: meanwhile, president obama is scheduled to visit tomorrow. he'll meet with flood victims and local officials getting update on the evacuations and recovery efforts. the white house is also refuting critics who say the president should have cut short

good evening, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timmeney.onight our sabina kuriakose shows how friends of the victim are remembering her life. >> this is where the accident occurred. >> as soon as reverend walter wharton heard the news saturday morning, the woman in wheelchair struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver, at the intersection of mascher street and lehigh avenue the reverend knew it had to be beloved air force veteran he and other has tried so often to help. >> she deserved better way of life. after serving this country. >> police say the 37-year-old mother of two was struck by a 29-year-old drunk driver who allegedly ran a red light just before 2:00 saturday morning. authorities say the white ford pickup truck fled the scene striking an 18-year-old woman as he sped away. the military vet died at temple hospital. the teenager is okay. the driver from glenolden is in police custody. >> police say the driver ran a couple more red lights before he was stopped here at the corner of kensington and west lehigh. you can still see lit

good evening, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. the heat is compounded by the high humidity making it unbearable and dangerous. >> right over to the fox weather authority, now, meteorologist, dave warren standing by with the hot details. >> no relief yet, here, we have another day of this excessive heat. maybe not as humid. we will see some relief here. this is the excessive heat warning, and the heat advisory, that are in effect. now the advisory just today with the warning all the way through tomorrow afternoon. so, watch for that, that's when you get the high heat, plus humidity. let's look at the heat first. temps within just few degrees of records today. still upper 90s, but some rain cooled there, air there in reading at eight a degrees. allentown at 89. just little cooler, right along the coast atlantic city at the airport, 91. now the humid it is high, limits the body's ability to cool itself. you put the heat and humidity together, you get numbers like this with the heat index when they're above 100 degrees, you have to st

joyce evans has more on this study and your other big health stories today. joyce?e people want to be around you if you don't smoke. for three years researchers studied more than 1500 people who were trying to kick the habit. by the end of the study, nearly 75% of those who did quit reported adding two new friends to their social circle at least two new friends. what they found was when smokers dumped the cigarettes more people wanted to hang out with them and all kinds of social settings. their aim here to show that non-smokers have more fun. another reason they hope that they might encourage more smokers to quit. >>> another study looked at women's weight and their risk of developing cancer. these researchers found the longer a woman is overweight, the higher her risk is of several types of cancer. more than 70,000 american women were followed in this study and it found women who carried extra pounds for 10 years or longer seemed to have a greater chance of developing cancers in the breast, uterus, colon and kidney but why? well they're still looking into that. >>

joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> vandals on rampage inside a school but the mess isn't all they left behindrced through screen window police had to rescue hours later. >>> and again riders stranded on roller coaster. this time at hershey park. how staff were finally able to get those people down. >> one fast food chain really wants to you smell like their most popular item on the menu. what they are selling that will have you wondering seriously? ♪ ♪ >>> police in australia are looking for four young vandal who's set some salt water crocodiles noose a school administration office. surveillance video shows them forcing a hole through window pushing the three reptiles inside and then ransacking the office. authorities don't know where the crocodiles were being kept but they say whoever had them was not taking good care of them. >> very concern for them. had their mouths taped shut so the mouths are concerned for their safety as well. very poor shape. haven't seen water for long time. they're under nourish. >> those crocodiles are now getting the medical care they need. there's no word yet on

. >> as joyce evans has latest on the twist of the tail of four swimmers. >> they let down our athletest in rio. >> reporter: head of the u.s. olympic committee promising further action against ryan lochte inn three teammates, gunner bentz, jack conger and jimmy feigen all in hot water stemming from a controversial night out in rio after their olympic game competitions wrapped up. lochte originally claimed that he and his budd writes victims of an armed robbery, but skepticism grew as inconsistent account of the incident, came out. now the gold medalist is admitting he over exaggerated what really happened. >> i take all responsibility, this was my fault. i over exaggerated the story. i still wonder to myself every day now, since then, like i brazil doesn't deserve that. >> reporter: rio authorities released surveillance video showing four men vandal icing a gas station bathroom after a night out partying and handing over money to armed security guards who confronted them, further discrediting lochte's tail if i didn't over exaggerate the story and if i told the entire story, in of this

ryan joyce joined us, talk show for the brian joyce joe and evan sick free, republican strategist, formerto rudy giuliani's presidential campaign, offer of the book gps. so much for initials. brian, the polls assistant director said this. we are starting to hear the faint rumblings of a clinton landslide. is that what these latest numbers for 10? >> i have been saying a long time ago i thought this would be the biggest landslide since ronald reagan in 1984. i don't know if i would go that far but donald trump is going to lose big in november and unfortunately republicans have nobody to blame for this but themselves area and i think they had plenty of good candidates in that primary including john kasich and marco rubio, chris christie, all candidates who could have given hillary a pretty good race. unfortunately they went with a fatally flawed candidate. this is the worst candidate in the history of modern-day american politics and he's not going to recover. greg: we did a little bit deeper evan . we dig deeper into these quinnepiac polls for the reason why trump is now losing by 10 point