so let me start on lucy stone. in the rotunda of our nation's capitol stands an impressive monument celebrating three remarkable 19th century women, also important in winning universal suffrage for women; lou chief shah not elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony, but a fourth woman is every bit as deserving, lucy stone. she was equally dedicate today the women's rights movement and also a celebrated, passionate orator for the anti-slavery movement. her absence from the monument says volumes about how we tell our history and whom we celebrate. tonight i want to chisel lucy, at least temporarily into that marble. i decided to write a biography of lucy stone after i completed a book on the seven that falls movement -- seneca falls movement. my editor at oxford commented i seemed to enjoy writing about people and should consider biography. lucy stone immediately came to mind. for many years in my teaching, i talk about and use lucy stone as an example of not only a great woman, but also how often we leave importan

let me start on lucy stone.n the rotunda of our nations capital stands an impressive monument celebrating three remarkable 19th century women. also important in winning university suffrage for women. lucretia mott and elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony. but a fourth woman is every bit as deserving to be carved into that white marble lucy stone. she was equally dedicated to the women's rights movement as were these three women and also a celebrated passionate -- for the antislavery movement. her absence from the monument says volumes about how we tell her history and whom we celebrate. tonight i want to choose a lucy at least temporarily into that marble. i decided to write a biography of lucy stone after he completed a book on the seneca falls movement and the 19th century women's rights movement rate editor at oxford commented that i seem to enjoy writing about people and should consider a biography. lucy stone immediately came to mind. for many gears in my teaching i talk about and use lucy stone as a

but it was hard oregon lucy. she -- hard on lucy. she often had to forego family vacations and a trip 0 europe because the newspaper came first. the work affected her halve and she suffered under the strain, resumism, irregular heartbeat and sciatica, sister-in-law insisted that loses absent herself from the women's journal and all duties southerned with the american women's suffrage association. rarely did lucy pay heed for she could not imagine leaving the paper or the organization. this is only a brief summary of lucy's life but i want to discuss a few issues that change challenged me in researching and writing her story. one topic i that to confront was henry's alleged relationship in 1869 with a mrs. p, which a few scholars have awe vowed was a full-blown affair. i am less certain. what was the nature of that relationship? a close friendship? a anywhere addition or adultery? having a sexual relationship for any woman was extremely risky because through was no absolute means to prevent a child other than abstinence. if mrs. p was

lucy hayes is so much more. as was her husband.verything she accomplished in the white house was in spite of the fact her husband's legitimacy to be president was questioned. >> she was a charming person very delightful. innovative. >> one of the more controversial collections is the white house china. an article says the art was absurd. who would want to eat a lovely meal and see a duck at the bottom of their plate? >> she took an interest in public affairs from an early age. >> two causes that were important to her were veterans soldiers and or friends, children who were made orphans as a result of the civil war. >> she was a very devout mother. she does not neglect her children. she embraces the life. >> women's minds are as strong as man. equal in all things and superior in some. in 1831, born, in ohio, she was the first first lady lady to have a college degree. that tells us much about the time she lived in. the civil war and into a time where technological innovation and significant social forces usher in an era of the norm i

lucy was a very good seamstress. not only did she repair soldiers' uniforms, but actually when she was married in 1852 she made her own wedding dress a very beautiful, very elegant dress, so this is something that would have been very important to her. one of the things that's kind of interesting that we know occurred in this space, this is where they had family christmases, and they would write about these in the diary entries. they would have breakfast, and then they would come in here and they would open the presents. the whole family would gather in here. they have very simple presents not a lot of presents. but this is the space where they would do that, so a lot of traditions, a lot of important family traditions happened in here, as well as kind of day-to-day activities with the family. this is a watercolor painting of the president and lucy's bedroom at the white house. and you can see there's some very vibrant blue colors in here. here in their bedroom at spiegel grove, that same color scheme is reflected in

but lucy gives us what lucy gives us -- what lucy gives us is a graceful transition. the country really understand her strong abolition feeling. what do you think, tom? thomas culbertson: yeah, and i think that she tried to get rid of a lot of the formality -- allida black: absolutely. thomas culbertson: -- and to invite people to come in off the street who maybe would have not felt like they could come in during previous administrations. allida black: i mean, she really did try to make it the people's house. susan swain: on that note, sheldon cooper asks, "it seems like the last four or five first ladies that we've learned about found the white house in great disrepair, always asking for appropriations from congress or spending their own money. did things just wear out more quickly back then? " he asked. thomas culbertson: well, yes. people also stole things that -- they claimed that there was a gentleman who would go around after each of the public receptions with a bucketful of pieces of chandeliers to replace the prisms when they were stolen. susan swain: they cut

>> reporter: well, lucy, he is doing just fine tonight. that officer is alive because of a special bullet proof vest he was wearing at the time. it's a little bit longer than the standard vest patrol officers wear, and it kept that bullet from penetrating his body body. >> they were going into a dangerous situation called high risk warrant. >> reporter: it was just after 6:00 o'clock this morning that members of the philadelphia police swat team and homicide unit tried to serve a murder warrant at this apartment on the 800 block of riverside drive in the northeast. >> we've been trying to find him for awhile. and got information that he could be at that location. >> reporter: that information proved to be right on. police broke in the door and sources say the suspect 27-year-old devon g u.s. hard was inside. suspect grabbed an object. the officer at the time wasn't sure exactly what it was. chased him through the house. suspect turned and fired at the officer. >> that officer was hit in the stomach. but fortunately swat team members are eq

this is my eighth summer here at lucy's, time flies when you are having fun. i grew up living in margate in the summer with my grabbed parents and i love being here. i can't wait to get back to lucy and my twin sister working here. she's here today. we love lose any my family. >> reporter: it makes you think of family vacation and lucy is such a special part of the the margate, new jersey. that is why we're so proud that they see she's 134. big bash happening this weekend. tell us about what folks can expect on saturday, tomorrow. >> of course. this year our party is saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. it is all day long. we will have guided tours every half an hour on the bottom and top of the hour. we will have our elephant gift shop and that happens every day, but coming for her birthday we will have all different things, we will have eight carnival games, we will have the giant kahuna water slide, that is a crowd pleaser. we will have a birthday cake bounce. elephant ride. and we will have a stilt walker. tarot card and of course, all different food here

good evening i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. we'll continue to update those breaking stories for you through the this newscast. >>> a suspected bank robber strikes again. she's now hit five banks in a mon there's no sign she's stopping. fox 29's dave schratwieser is fbi headquarters in philadelphia tonight. dave, today's heist wasn't her first try. >> reporter: no, it wasn't, iain. in fact, this is her fifth try her fifth try and attempted bank robbery according to the fb i.es tell us tonight they believe she could be casing other banks in the area to commit even more robberies. >> it scares me. it really scares me. >> reporter: phyllis cohen came to the citizens bank at the shop rite in northeast philadelphia thursday afternoon to cash a check. that's when she found out the woman bank robber known as the burka bandit had just struck here moments earlier. >> she's been doing it all over the neighbor. >> it is scary, you know what i mean? you're going out to food shop and who knows if you'll wind up dead. >> reporter: police and

good evening to you, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. torments night we are tracking those storms. chief meteorologist scott williams is in the weather center. so scott what can we expect tonight. >> right now iain and lucy looking at the heaviest of the rainfall down the shore. take a look at the satellite/radar and you can see those thunderstorm clouds just growing right now in places like atlantic city as well as burlington and ocean counties as we zoom in a little closer, take a look at the downpours right now along the ac expressway. the garden state parkway as well as some imbedded lightning. so atlantic city right now getting hit with very heavy rain that's moving toward the brigantine area, galloway you can see highway 30 here the ac expressway heavy downpours as well as lightning. then we'll move up the road here and you can see around barnegat light, long beach forked river looking at lightning as well as some very heavy rainfall. that rain has prompted some flood advisories not only for atlantic county but for sections of cumb

, the president, about lucy, who said of her, "i don't know how much influence mrs. hayes has with congress but she has great influence with me." what was her approach like? some of the first ladies actually would sit in the

lucy? >> all right thank you very much is a bean n our other big story tonight dangerous heat across the region roading. temperatures still in the 80s. at one point it felt hotter than 100 degrees and this heat is sticking around for the start of your work week. live team coverage tonight. dave kinchen at logan square as people try to stay cool but we begin with meteorologist dave warren. dave, break it to us. is there a break in site? >> little break and that's for part of the area. we have another day of excessive heat. the warnings still in effect, advisories are still in effect but notice they're not across the lehigh valley and right along the coast. things have cooled off little bit there. we're getting a little drier air pushing in. so a little relief but there's still the excessive heat warning and the heat advisory in effect. heat index values were above 100 degrees pretty much everywhere but now dropping a bit. significantly across the lehigh valley. still above 90 in philadelphia

good evening i'm lucy noland.arli lloyd played the game her live in vancouver and the kids she inspires were watching. fox 29's dave kinchen is in marlton where crowds have been going wild at a watch party. dave, you were at the best place that you could be at tonight. >> reporter: no doubt about that, let me tell was lucy. this was one of the wildest game watch parties i've ever been to. a big night for usa and south jersey and little ones inspired by carli lloyd. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: huge all american night for the u.s. women's soccer team an hometown star. >> carli carli carli! >> number 10 carli lloyd driving team usa to a five-two victory over japan. the ladies of the medford striker soccer club watched the whole thing beaming with pride. >> it was a great win. we're so proud of carli and the us team. >> from the first goal. >> it was so maze. everyone was screaming it wasn't carli scored. >> reporter: to the two other that is she followed up with. carli lloyd became a hero once again to the girls she in

. >> i'm lucy noland. with thinking and well placed equipment just some of the reasons why that officer is still alive tonight. fox 29's dawn timmy on the story from police headquarters in philadelphia. dawn this could have ended much differently. >> reporter: it certainly could have, lucy. that officer is alive tonight because of a special bullet proof vest he was wearing. it's a little bit longer than the standard vest. cat team members wear them because of the extremely dangerous situations they're placed in. situations just like today. it was just after 6:00 o'clock this morning that philadelphia swat team members and homicide investigators tried to serve a murder warrant at a second floor apartment in the 800 block of riverside drive in northeast philadelphia. >> we've been looking for him for sometime for murder. got word that that's where he was. >> reporter: police looking for this man 27-year-old devon gary shard. swat members breaking in the apartment door where sources say they found their guy.

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, bruce. >>> surveillance shows the group of men trailing a man right before police say they robbed him. but they didn't steal money or steal valuables. what officers say they carried away from the scene in a bag. >>> you may have seen the flyers around the city looking for information about michael hagan's killer. to night the family is marking a sad anniversary and taking new action to get some closure. >> a portrait of pope benedict the 16th makes its debut in a museum and stirs up a bit of controversy, outrage and disgust disgust. what the portrait is made of and the message the artist is trying to send. >> plus american flags taken from graves and thrown in the trash can. why the cemetery says it did it and how people in the community are coming together to make a patriotic point. >> news breaking in gloucester county new jersey. skyfox live over quarry in monroe township that is rescue crews are right now looking for a swimmer. the call came in l

lucy? >> you know, dave, fattah spoke about some of these allegations with our very own jeff cole years ago. >> it's a conversation worth taking a look back on. we continue our team coverage with joe cole in the newsroom much these charge as long time coming. >> they certainly were. the indictment of the powerful senior congressman comes after the drip drip drip. of information unearthed by the press and reported in the fall of 2013. fox 29 investigators had an animateed on camera talk with fattah about a document we obtained. >> it was a subpoena issued by federal investigators seeking records held by the city of philadelphia and it was broad demanding any and all records pertaining to city property tax assessed to properties owned by chaka fattah sr. from january january 1st, 2008 to the present. it requested bills invoices, receipts, copies of canceled checks and even correspondence between the congressman and the city. >> what can you tell me about what appears to be a grand jury subpoe

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lucy?> thank you very much, joyce. >>> also breaking to night police now have the man they want to question for the stabbing of a mom and her baby overnight. they caught up to him in maryland as victims fight for their lives in the hospital. fox 29's joanne pileggi live at police headquarters tonight. joanne? >> reporter: lucy, they found him. philadelphia police confirming to night that 42-year-old steven burton is now in custody. he was their prime suspect in the stabbing and assault of his wife and baby daughter. police confirming that he was picked up in maryland earlier this evening. >> 42 year old steven burton pictured here in this police alert photo is now considered a suspect after his wife and baby daughter were found stabbed in their west oak lane apartment. police say the couple had argued neighbors say it turned violent. >> the way she was screaming, it wasn't a normal scream. it wasn't a normal argument. like we hear this all the time. when i paused the tv and the way she was

lucy?t, thank you very much, bruce. >>> well governor christie is in a very crowded field of republican presidential candidates. 15 in all. they include jeb bush, ben carson ted cruz, carli fiorini lindsay graham, mike muck today bee, bobby jindall george pataki rand paul, rick sore tour rum donald trump scott walk consider. >> as for the democrat candidates that field is smaller as of now. this race for the white house is just beginning, of course, the presidential election is november 8th of 2016. got a ways to go. speaking of president president obama, met six inmates at a federal prison in oklahoma today today. he says mandatory minimum sentencesentences for non violent drug offenses are often too long and don't give convicts a chance to turn around their lives. the president visited visited el reno near oklahoma city and emphasize emphasized violent criminals need to be in prison but repeated what he said in philadelphia this week, that the us has 25% of all the world prison inmates. h

lucy, back to you. >> dawn, i'll take it. thank you. police in west kensington trying to figure out how a young boy fell out of a second story row home window. 100 block of huntington street is where it all happened just after 10:00 a.m. paramedic took the boy who was around five years old to saint christopher's hospital for children. police say he's in stable condition with possible fractures to his arm and hip. >> we want parents involved in our schools right? well if you plan to volunteer in pennsylvania a new law will force you to do quite a bit of work first. parents must now get three kinds of clearances and shell out some money and many are shocked by the amount of scrambling they've got to do before the new year. fox 29 weekend anchor karen hepp is here with what people are saying. i'm guessing you're getting an earful karen. >> absolutely. a lot of people are overwhelmed. they can't believe it. these volunteer letters are just going out now. people are put off by the amount of steps involved in all of this. we want our chirp to

iain and lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, scott. >>> talk to you soon. >>> if you live in south jersey and a storm june 23rd damaged your home help could be coming your way. governor chris christie announce announced today he's asking the federal government for $15 million to help people in atlantic burlington, camden and gloucester counties. the governor cited hundreds of thousands of power outages damaged buildings, roads and infrastructure. we don't know when we could hear a decision on that. >>> major changes in the works for the nation's military. pentagon leaders are finalizing plans aimed at lifting the ban on transgender individuals. as of now they cannot join the military. this change would end one of the last gender or sexuality based barriers to military service. official announcement could come this week. >>> philadelphia firefighters busy earlier today in west kensington that's where officials say a fire broke out in row home just before noon on the 200 block of north franklin s

. >> i'm lucy noland. lot will he for the papal passes that's what we've got going now. good luck to you. fox 29's shawnette wilson at septa headquarters. shawnette here we go again. first time the whole septa thing failed, bombed. now there's a lot will he going. >> reporter: yup. so absolutely this time it is going to be about luck complete completely. septa has announced as you mentioned it is moving to lottery system. so next monday you'll have 24 hours to put in your request. so this new sight and this new system they're trying out will replace the old one. you just heard lucy talking about the one septa lurch add week ago for regional rail passes to get into the stow for the pope's visit 26th and 27th. that site crashed because so many people went on it forcing step to shut it down. septa announced today it will use philadelphia firm ticket leap which will be hosted by amazon to operate this lottery. septa is confident in a news conference that this will be able to handle the high demand. the site will open at 12:01 on among and close at 11:59 monday night that wil

. >> i'm lucy noland. those guys tried to get their hands on wads of cash this morning in kensington. things did not go as planned. fox 29's dave schratwieser outside police headquarters. that whole crazy scene caught on tape n doubt about it. it was a daring robbery attempt lucy that left behind quite a bit of damage but i got to tell you tonight police are saying this was not only wreck less it was dangerous. in video obtained by fox 29, the would be bandits pulled into the parking lot at this a plus mini mart on allegheny avenue just before 2:00 a.m. seconds later they backed their pickup truck right through the front windows a smash and grab a at the same time to steal an a to m. >> the store was open for business. there were customers inside. there were employees inside. they drove the truck through the front of that store. anybody could have gotten home. that was reckless. >> reporter: as the truck crashed through the windows wiping out everything in its path, one of the suspects fashion add make shi

. >> i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. can see families piled into penn's landing trying to get a glimpse at the show. take look at the right your screen. down the shore kids and parents getting in miniature golf much that's always fun. >> i love that. little windmills. >> on your radar great start to the holiday weekend on the way. that's what we're helping. >> scott, what you have. >> the rain and clouds we saw for much of the day it's moving out across the open waters of the atlantic basin so as we take tour across the area you can see we're drying out around philadelphia. some leftover showers right now in monmouth county, and also down the shore, you can see some of thicker clouds as well as some of those showers we saw during the day ending across the area. so your get away fox cast a lot of you already hitting the roadways and by ways as we take a look at the forecast for your friday we're looking at partly cloudy skies in the city. 84 for the high temperature tomorrow. down the shore we'll call it partly sunny look

>> reporter: good question, lucy.ll more than hundred children from infants to five-year-olds were impacted by the sudden closure of three branches of the martin luther king child development centers. two in camden, one in sicklerville. then there are the workers. now without paychecks and a real explanation as to what's going on. the door is closed and lock at the martin luther king child development center on penn street in camden. it was shut down without warning last friday. lead leaving parents like this woman in the lurch. her 10 no old ruby had been cared for at mlk. >> you're trying desperate toll find some place for her. >> yes you have to pay $100 more and drive to cherry hill. >>> none available spots in the city. >> workers where infants and toddlers were cared for say in recent weeks the once well stocked facility shows signs of decline. >> we were bringing our own supplies from our own house as far as toilet paper and tissue. >> ed to bring your own toilet paper. >> york had to bring our own toilet paper

lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce. >>> scattered showers all day today. live look right now at trenton where the area is getting well, a little bit of rain. downpours across our area could be in the offing and if you look at live ultimate doppler radar ugh see it will stick around for a little while. chief meteorologist scott williams is in the weather center. what's ahead, scott? >> well, lucy, rain is till in the nor cast over the next 24 hours across our area. you might not be getting the rainfall right now, but hang on to the umbrellas and keep them close. ultimate doppler tracking a few pockets of some downpours especially as move into southern sections of camden county right now around the berlin area where you see the orange and red very heavy rainfall right now. then as we head up road around upper makefield just around the trenton area as well, look at the lightning popping up right now. nothing severe. but a quick downpour right there. speaking of downpours heavy rainfall early this morning around upper deerfield, pitts grove over 4-inches of ra

iain and lucy? >> scott, thank you. >>> a 79-year-old woman shot twice while sitting on her front porch is recovering and now the search is on for the shooter tonight. that shooting happened on 25th street in north philadelphia last night. just after 10:30. the woman says she heard an argument and then moment later gunfire. she says she ran for her life but fell in the doorstep and was hit twice by stray bullets once in the ankle and then a second time in the left leg. >> oh, my god, i've been shot. and i called my son. i said, i've been shot, i've been shot. feel like sitting on my porch at night no more. >> she tells fox 29 she did not see the gunman because it was dark. police don't have a description or a motive in the shooting but say the woman was clearly not the target. police are now reviewing surveillance video. >>> now to a story you'll see only on fox. a bank robber was run down in philadelphia's wick is a hick couldn't neighborhood today and only our crews were there as fbi agents got th

i use lucy diggs slowe as a way in to think about the larger community of women at howard. i look at beauty culture in d.c. because it is such a huge way in which black women create an artisan, almost a working-class economy, doing here in their homes, beauty schools being formed, techniques, books, a print culture around it. about 10,000 women identified as beauty culture lists in the 1920's. that is a huge number. i look at black activism around suffrage and the salon community that she was involved with at howard. you see all of these writers and artists coming together and being politically, socially, and culturally connected to one another and making space for their voices in the world. it is a mosaic way of approaching what d.c. looks like for different african-american women. >> what kind of documents did you find in your research? prof. lindsey: i looked at a lot of advertisements and magazines. newspapers, the black press coming into fruition. this is still an era where people write letters. instead of tweets, you actually have people sending things to one another,

lucy.ou know being a firefighter can be a thank less job much it's expected that you'll risk your life to save others. therefore you can be taken for granted. but after that 12 hour fire fight, the random act of kindness of a waitress today brought a firefighter to tears. ♪ >> reporter: after battling a brutal fire for about 12 hours firefighter paul holings just wanted a meal here and some rest. he had no idea that he'd end up on social media people applauding a random act of kindness from his waitress. after speaking to the waitress about his experiences he and a friend were getting ready to leave the route 130 diner here in delran when they noticed what was written on their check. >> my friend tim young he was going to pay for the bill, and he turned the bill over and look at it and it says we don't have to pay for it. the young lady gave us a free meal because of what we do. and risking our lives every day. >> aside from appreciating the waitress who picked up his check check, mr. holin

but you know, lucy also was responsible for mission. she mission. she did not want to contribute, but i think she had reasons why she is not in those volumes. it is amazing how much historians have depended on those volumes to write about 19th century limits movement. so i hope to my hope she will get back front and center in nation's history. thank nation's history. thank you for being a great audience. [applauding] quakes thank you so much professor. that was a wonderful talk. on that score hopefully lucy stone will remain in your consciousness. we have books for sale at a discount. there at the front desk. hope you will pick one up on the way out. if you want more information on the program in women's history or anything else we do please look for us online. thank you again for supporting this great institution have a great night. see you soon. thank you. [applauding] ♪ in primetime continues friday with books on science and technology. and than in my agent ask a question that changed my life. which book would you prefer to actually read a book w

iain and lucy? >> scott thanks. >>> whenever there's a chance for severe weather in your neighborhood rely on our fox 29 news app. you can check out life radar images and get weather alerts sent right to your phone download for it in free in the apple or google play stores. >> a developing story in lehigh county two days after a young man was gunned down after a spray of gunfire killed a couple in their car. one day after three violent robberies and police now say they have got the man behind that deadly crime spree. the men three of them, many, many charges and from easton to allentown people are drawing strength from each o fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us now from allentown. dave? >> reporter: lucy, three murders, an ambush shooting and 395-point robberies have now been tied to this violent crew of suspects investigators tell us today it was good police work and some key pieces of evidence that led to the quick arrests. >> as the memorial to murder victims trevor gray and francine ramos contin

lucy? >>> thank you very much, iain. >>> an officer pulls over a woman he think social security texting and driving. but soon discovers her life is on the line. >> did you get it? >> moaning. >> what was happening inside that car and how he saved her life. >> plus former mayor of pennsylvania's capitol city in some trouble with the law tonight facing serious charges. the crazy details of the case against him and how all this relates to the wild wild west. >> the son of a boston police captain arrested accused of plotting a terror tack. the all too familiar plan investigators say he had to wreak havoc. >> nasa finally made it to pluto pluto. spacecraft crewsed mysterious planet getting a closer look than anyone has ever seen want it found coming up. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. becaus

. >> i'm lucy noland that. chase almost two hours long. fox 29's dave kinchen was near fitch town when the driver passed right by. he's live in south philly to night. dave? >> reporter: we are here at the scene where this whole chase ended. this is down by the airport. atlantic aviation that's the facility near where all of this ended. you can see all of the police lights behind me here. i'll step out of the way. photographer kenyata henderson will show was we're looking at right now. we want to go to sky fox video that shows exactly how this chase ended. you'll see that this van flipped and rolled. this was moments ago after police rammed the vehicle at the atlantic aviation facility near that area we want to show you how this all started with skyfox video. we go to another video clip. that shows the suspect through camden county. he was also in the area of the deptford mall and then entered the parking lot of the mall and stopped and then started back up again. we want to go another clip that shows the suspect in that van driving over th

iain and lucy?right scott thank you. >> a group of guys just lose it inside a convenience store just trashing everything in sight they even start throwing stuff at the clerk. >> all because of one simple request it's actually the law. fox's paul wagner has what starter it all and why the owner is so mad about what happened after the guys left. >> reporter: last saturday morning after 5:00 this men walk into the 77 market looking that buy cigars. the time stamp on the video says it's 5:08. but according to the own are in the men became enraged when the clerk asked for id. a few minutes later at 5:13, the men began trashing the store. throwing cases of soda, trash cans and turning over equipment. with the clerk on the phone to 911, the men left. only to return at 5:22 where the assault turned more violent. the men throwing anything they can find at the clerk behind the plexiglass booth. here are a few tight shots of the men. do you recognize them? by 5:24, they were gone. and still no sign of the poli

. >> i'm lucy noland.he storms came in hard and fast and scott williams is tracking where they are right now. scott? >> yeah, right now, lucy and iain the worst of the system is down the shore. still looking at very heavy rain as well as gusty winds. the rain came down in buckets across our area. take look at the satellite/radar that nasty line of showers and thunderstorms kind of plowed through the area with gusty winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. we're in the clear right now around the philadelphia area but once again some of that heavier rain continues at this hour down around the barnegat area, atlantic city and then pushing off of cape may the heaviest of the rain. however, right behind that system, we still have a flood concern around the philadelphia area. we'll talk about that in a moment but as we move down the shore you can see around cape may also, lewes rehoboth beach still looking at very heavy rain and perhaps a little bit of hail out of that system, and then you can see we're drying out

i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland.e for the papal passes that's what we've got going now. good luck to you. fox 29's shawnette wilson at septa headquarters. shawnette here we go again. first time the whole septa thing failed, bombed. now there's a lot will he going. >> reporter: yup. so absolutely this time it is going to be about luck complete completely. septa has announced as you mentioned it is moving to lottery system. so next monday you'll have 24 hours to put in your request. so this new sight and this new system they're trying out will replace the old one. you just heard lucy talking about the one septa lurch add week ago for regional rail passes to get into the stow for the pope's visit 26th and 27th. that site crashed because so

lucy the elephant celebrates her 134th birthday today. there will be a flying elephant ride games, and of course birthday cake. plus lucy will be offered every half hour. >>> a church hopes a new certification will help. the historical commission has granted historic certification to the paintings at st. augustin roman catholic church. they date back to 1848 making them older at the fres koes at the u.s. capitol. the church is located on 4th street between vine and race street. >>> whether you're a history buff or you're eager to learn, the civil war comes alive this weekend to visitors to another landmark. the fort housed an actual civil war prison. to learn about the lives of soldiers and civilians, there is an admission fee. it runs until 10:00 to 4:00. >>> tonight the american swedish historical museum will hold its fifth annual beer o back in philadelphia. people can dine on swedish and american foods. all proceeds from the event can benefit the museum. >>> the weather is certainly heating up this morning. it's only going to get hott

like every mom would, aubrey shook spotted 6-year-old lucy right away, and from the moment they firstnnection and an end to a journey that started long ago. >> we started dating in high school and i knew back then that i wanted to adopt from china. >> reporter: but this woodland's couple got pregnant and put the idea on hold. nine years later came this video and they fell in love with lucy who was in an orphanage a world away. >> i've always loved children with special needs and especially with down syndrome. >> these are the kidded that are unwanted, nobody else wants. they've been sitting on lists their entire lists. >> the great wall china asks families to host them for four weeks but the shooks have made up their mind. >> she is beautiful an sweet. >> reporter: they've already started the process to adopt. >> we don't see it as we're going to see it as we're going to help her. she's going to bless our lives. >> reporter: and judging by this picture, lucy already has. >> that was grace white reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the napa wild

. >> i'm lucy noland. more than 100 teens fell for the trap from just one guy and fbi says he could have many more victim. shawnette wilson is at the fbi building in center city. shawnette, a lot of parents have never ever heard of this. >> reporter: it's very interesting and dangerous lucy. investigators say that this man created profiles disguising himself as a young boy trying to attract teenaged girls. he used older social media sites like my space which were popular when this investigation began back in 2009. but the warning to parents tonight is that this very same thing can happen on any social media site that is popular today today. >> he was not going to stop and he was set on sharing my picture with whoever he could to ruin my reputation. >> ass ashley reynolds now 20 years old recalls a traumatic and haunting experience. she had what she was just 14. it started in 2009 as an online conversation. with who she believed to be a 15-year-old boy. >> i just remember getting this message that the subje

iain and lucy? >> all right.nk you very much, scott. >>> stopping at a red light turned a dirt bike rider into a target. two guys jumped out of nowhere started attacking him. what they were trying to get. >> and we all know how hard toys find the cheap flight but are the airlines working together to keep prices high. what the feds are working to uncover. >> banned for 40 years but no longer. what you can now do when you visit the white house. ♪ >> it's official. governor christie running for read. >> i'm running with him to new hampshire. >> well how will the first days of telling it like it is really be? >> a teen's life turned upside down after a bagel shop explodes explodes. now a stranger offering a helping hand ♪ >> new display will soon turn heads inside a male wok key museum. you probably recognize pope benedict xvi but you've probably never seen his image made up of 17,000 condoms. the artist calls this eggs benedict. she pieced it together to protest remarks made by then pope benedict 16 about contracept

lucy? >> all right. thank you very much, dawn. >>> a young boy is in the hospital tonight after falling out of the second story window of a row home. the 100 block of huntington street in west kensington the scene shortly after 10am this morning. paramedic took the boy who is around five years old to saint christopher's hospital for children. police say he's in stable condition with possibly a broken hip and arm. a witness says before paramedic arrived the little boy was trying to tell everyone where it hurt. >>> witnesses say the boy's mom dropped him off at the house earlier in the day. police are still trying to figure out how he fell. >>> a violent night in camden. leaves a woman in critical condition an police vehicle riddled with bullets. police are investigateing two separate shoot that is happened around midnight only a couple of miles apart. someone opened fire on police officer inside unmarked vehicle near kenwood avenue. camden police say part of the bullet hit the officer's arm. he was not se

lucy? >> you'll get the comments, bill.hty. >>> are you per happen headed to new york city to celebrate with the us world champions? help is on the way to get through. extra trains and buses are shut link vans from new jersey to the parade tomorrow. the additional trains will run during midday hours from newark to the world trade center new jersey transit is also adding buses on 15 routes and we will be live in new york city tomorrow morning during good day for a preview big parade which begins at 11:00. >>> we are tracking some severe weather for you tonight. scott is in the weather center with the latest. scott. >> that's right. the and tire area under a severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 o'clock tonight and lancaster county under a tornado watch. you can see that's highlighted in red. as we continue to follow a pretty nasty line of showers and severe thunderstorms now pushing toward the east. they will impact the lehigh valley. allentown you're arrival time of the storms right around 7:07. moving toward philadelphia 7

good evening to you, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page.we are tracking those storms. chief meteorologist scott williams is in the weather center. so scott what can we expect tonight. >> right now iain and lucy looking at the heaviest of the rainfall down the shore. take a look at the satellite/radar and you can see those thunderstorm clouds just growing right now in places like atlantic city as well as burlington and ocean counties as we zoom in a little closer, take a look at the downpours right now along the ac expressway. the garden state parkway as well as some imbedded lightning. so atlantic city right now getting hit with very heavy rain