i'm lucy noland.nvestigators say it was the woman's estranged husband just waiting for his opportunity to pounce. fox 29's dave kinchen live in hatfield. dave? >> reporter: lucy, that's right. police say the suspect broke in several hours before his victims returned and waited for them. >> sounded like a bunch of screaming kids and here's it's him. >> neighbors stunned by brutal attack at this house on the 2300 block of far view avenue in hatfield monday night. police say jason william beck broke in when no one was home and hid in the master bedroom closet until his estranged wife and her boyfriend got home and went to bed. that's when cops say he sprung out maced them, beat the boyfriend with a bat and stabbed him. the wife assaulted too. >> all i heard is a bunch of screaming and yelling and somebody was laying in the street. there was like 13 cops here and two ambulances and they were just taking people out thereof. >> reporter: flee widths were in the house at the time and were not hurt. we're tol

>> lucy, as you know the nfl draft is a couple of days away.le lot of players are about to fulfill their dreams, but of course, there's always a couple guys who do something stupid right before the draft. iolite hugh did what and why it makes no sense. that's coming up next in my sports commentary. >> good evening everybody get ready for crunch time tomorrow. big delays we'll feel the effect of the draft closures tomorrow. because later on tonight at midnight martin luther king drive goes into shut down mode all traffic forced off at sweet briar. kelly drive will be push off at fairmount. no access to the art museum. spring garden street bridge from university city will be closed. spring garden street itself also closed on the fairmount side. and then the vine expressway ramp to the parkway will be closed tonight at midnight through the remainder of the week. oh, by the way, the penn relays kick off tomorrow. they have the decathlon both tomorrow and wednesday the big races occur thursday, friday and saturday. pack your patience. pack some snac

that's a good normal lucy. >> yeah.guments here, thanks so much kathy. >> you bet. >>> federal judge hoping to take the bribery case against philadelphia district attorney seth williams to court next month. the judge today rejected a request by prosecutors to give them more time to prepare. for now the trial set to start may 31st. the judge says time is of the essence since williams will not step down from office. he rejected calls to resign. prosecutors say williams took more than $100,000 in gifts in exchange for favors. >>> as the electric company about huge power poles like what you see there to the left, and it says it means better service in swedesboro but neighbors say what it is is a big ugly eye soar and they're bracing themselves as more of those poles are set to go up. >>> dave schratwieser is in swedesboro, dave you didn't have to look forward to find frustrated neighbor, did you injury report didn't have to go far at all. lucy there are five hadn't dread 70 of these poles going up across 18 miles of highway

lucy? >> all right. gotcha.ery much, ron. >>> so we already 94 serena williams super woman, right? but get this. she was pregnant when she won the australian open in january >> that's crazy. >> wow. >> right? >> all right. i've been pregnant three times. so wow williams announced today she's 20 week pregnant expect her first child with her fiance' in the fall. her p suit of 24th grand slam. >> her next one would be 24. >> that's crazy. >> that's a big number. >> she'll have to wait. she's putting down her racket until sometime neck year uppeddablely so. julia roberts set a record 49-year-old oscar winner grace the cover of people magazine as the world's most beautiful woman if you are keeping count this is a fifth time. roberts was just 23 years old when the magazine first chose her the year was 1991 by the w way. she also had the coveted spot in 2000, 22005 and 2010. there you go. >> she hasn't aged. >> not at all. >> she's amazing. >> all right. so we got more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29. it's

for now lucy we'll zen it back to you. >> thank you very much, iain.ave fun out there. >>> this is not fun. get ready for delays on nj transit. amtrak says it's going to start repairing the issues behind the break downs at new york's penn station. that work is set to start next month. and could delay services summer. amtrak not specified how service on its lines, long island railroad or nj transit could get impacted with all of this, but says it's going release more information nest coming days. you just have to wait. >> the school bell is going to ring later at a local school district. why it made its decision is pretty amazing just like our weather. hey, kathy. >> unbelievable, lucy. >> from tonight through tomorrow we'll see a few showers and then near record warm many. it's unbelievable forecast. we'll have the numbers coming up right after this. >>> what a scene down here to the ben franklin parkway. as we continue to get closer to the nfl draft. just a spectacular scene down here on the parkway. thousands of people and fans from all over. you kno

lucy? >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> where things stand right n now.he standoff continues with a man who state police say took the life of one of their own it has middletown neighborhood locked down. police arrest add second man. corporal ballard eight year veteran of the force walk up to those two men while they were in a suspicious car at that wawa in bear and investigators say ballard actually one of the men got out of the car. then started shooting at ballard. police at that wawa -- people at the wawa could not believe what they were witnessing. >> he pushed the officer to get a little distance maybe pushed him and then started running. started running he started shooting. started shooting like probably like 7 feet after he started running from the officer. >> bystanders were performing cpr and stuff. he was not moving. i was just standing there like shaking. >> i'm petrified. i'm petrified. just like i said there's no respect for police officer any more. >> corporal ballard police radio and possible al stun gun were both on the ground not too far

lucy. >> i was going to say that. perfect kathy. thank you much. >> you bet. >>> three people are in jail facing charges to the home invasion of a korean war veterans. it 88-year-old victim continues to recover after the robbers tied him up and robbed roughed him up. they stole cash, guns and mint condition 1986 cadillac. detectives say they found some of those stolen items side of the suspects apartments. >>> now in delaware county, a fire has left a congregation burned out of their house of worship but they're calling what has happened a miracle. the fast-moving flames gutted the historic church in booth rin as firefighter battled to save the precious religious items inside. sky fox over the scene at memorial presbyterian church on chichester avenue just past 8:0. now this happened one day after crowds of worshipers turned out for easter sunday services. in those services, the pastor's sermon was about a church burning down with the cross left standing that's what happened here. pastor tells us you he knew it was a miracle when fi

he's the mvp, lucy. >> you sold me., sean bell. >> thank you. >> speaking of selling things britney spears fans you better act fast on friday when tickets for final 18 shows of her vegas residency go on sale. concerts run from september thirty two third until new year's. the britney piece of me show has been in vegas since 2013. >> all right. sean, if you want to drive like floyd mayweather, you got to pay up. >> um-hmm. >> tmz reports the boxer's 2015 by gotti went on e-bay last week. >> you got your chance. >> i got the checkbook out. what's it going for. >> let me just tell you two fief 54 miles an hour it can do. price tag just about $4 million. >> is that good? can you do that. >> that's good. >> like really? >> your checkbook is in the as big as your beard. >> i'm eye got straight cash, homey. let me get >>> right now on "good day philadelphia", taking a run at the record today the summer- like temperatures, heaven, they stretched into another day. our sue serio with how warm it will get on this day and how long w

lucy. >> cold hard cash. >> it is. >> always a good thing.ou very much thomas. >> no problem. in health news, she's a senior with cataracts, got graying hair cutest little face around this is sadie the therapy dog and she's still going strong every single day. the boston tear your pug brings smiles to patients with dementia and alzheimer's at brook dale dublin in bucks county. sadie is 11 years old around 70, 80 in human years. she's been working at brook dale dublin since she was four. that tale still wagging. she's so queue. sean bell is kind of cute take on the zen master tonight. >> thank you dear, yes, i am he's awful. i used to love the guy he's now the most annoying figure in sports. i'll tell you why they'll forever be losers in my sports commentary. ♪ ♪ >> sean bell not quite so zen tonight about the zen master. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> knicks are losers. they've always been losers and they always will be losers. listen, james dolan decided to pick up phil jackson's option for the next two years. clowns that's what they ar

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, scott. >>> a local soccer coach faces charge that is have stunned the community. police say he not only sexually assaulted one of his former teenaged players but he may be the father of her baby. fox 29's dave kin kinchen joins us live from philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: while police are investigating this they're also trying to find out if there could be more potential victims. >> it's terrible. these kids are going to be affected their entire lives with something like that. >> age south philly residents and parents reaction to the shocking sex charges against a former neighborhood soccer coach 39 year old francisco prado contrares now jailed accused of paying a 15-year-old girl for sex. police believe he's the father of her nine month old baby. >> unfortunately people trust like authorities figures and especially coaches but just i guess maybe asking your children more often where they're going. >> reporter: investigators say

christine, who was his partner, and her daughter lucy, were killed with a shotgun.several returned to lowe by surrey police after they'd earlier seized them. lowe, seen here in custody, was jailed for life. today's official report says surrey police's gun licensing team failed. their training wasn't sufficient, how they were supervised wasn't as we would have expected, and how those crucial decisions, when it comes to returning firearms, did not have the sign off appropriately higher up the organisations. just after lowe's trial, stacy banner, christine's daughter and lucy's sister, also told me the police were wrong to return his guns. the police should have never have given an 82—year—old man seven loaded shotguns back. what was the reason? why didn't they do theirjob? john lowe's puppy farm was once investigated by the bbc. today, surrey police admitted mistakes were made when his guns were returned. do you accept that if those guns hadn't been returned, christine and lucy could still be alive? well, clearly, he used those shotguns in a double murder, a horrific

i'm lucy noland. in delaware, it's about a family and dreams shattered and all of us trying to come to grips with that reality. but here in philadelphia, dreams are coming true tonight. a game that brings people across the nation together has brought hundreds of thousands of people to the ben franklin parkwa parkr city. we've got team cover raffle of the 1217 nfl draft. you see how war eskin at the eagles practice facility. you see chris o'connell live on the parkway amongst the fans. let's start with ron burke with details about tonight's big picks. ron? >> reporter: lucy, the moment finally arrived. months of waiting and the eagles at 14 selected derek barnett defensive lineman from tennessee and of course that is reggie white is from. barnett actually out did reggie in the sacks department with 33 career sacks he's number one at tennessee volunteers history and the interesting thing about the player is he said he was nervous anticipation to have night which puts him in grand company. but he's also

lucy? >> all right, thank you sean bell. guess what?g ready to rock europe once again with former american idol star adam lambert. of course no one can step in the shoes of freddie mercury who still throws shade after all these years, right? lambert and band members are doing 25 stop tour if you don't mine flying around the globe the band will kick off its tour in prague the chech republic on november 1s november 1st. i love queen. >>> tmz says that carmelo anthony i didn't know there was a tmz sports apparently there is. anthony and his wife are splitting. sources tell tmz carl mellow go a dancer at a gentleman's club pregnant. gentleman's club aka strip club? >> that's what that is. >> i don't know any gentlemen that go in there. >> noise way to put it his wife la-la moved out of the family home in new york and is staying at her own place. the two were married in 2010 and have a ten-year-old son together. why do that they call eight gentleman's club. >> kind of make sound better. >> all of which is allegedly. >> hopefully they get it

we also have 2001, odyssey a t-shirt with lucy print on it that says i love lucy. i'm not ashamed to admit that i have this t-shirt i wear this t-shirt. [laughter] we have as i said 2001, we have = for fire for colt classics there are complengt. okay. we definitely have some neanderthal enthusiast that was fantastic i had to convince my husband to watch quest for fire with me and i think he was done with the movie when we were done with that holy cow. [laughter] so lots of way withs they pop up for pop culture favorite one is hawaii 50 wide ties still to dialogue the qhoat 9 yards with that. they actually run an episode looking for missing fossil from china so again i sort of -- have this as sort of humorous, funny but to also show is that ?oisk san francisco discovery and what we take away from science really permeates in a lot of ways popular culture. so -- maybe we should talk about celebrity science and definitely we have time to keep your questions and if i hope you guys have lots of questions about famous fossils all of that good stuff. >> i wanted to start o

seven months later christine and lucy lee were shot dead with one of the weapons.and sister to lucy said the police had been warned aboutjohn lowe. and sister to lucy said the police had been warned aboutjohn lowelj told the police how dangerous he was. i told the police that he would kill. and he did. surrey police have admitted mistakes were made in this case. they say the medical records ofjohn lowe will not properly investigated and that a full risk assessment was not carried out before the guns were given back to him. senior officers say they have apologised to the family of christine and lucy lee. to accept that if the guns had not been returned then christine and lucy lee could still be alive? clearly he used those shotguns in a double murder, a horrific case, seven months after they were returned. i do not think we can ever be asked to see into the future but clearly what should happen in this case is a better risk assessment should have been done and those guns should not been done and those guns should not been returned. one member of staff from surrey po

lucy?all right, thank you very much, dawn. >>> jurors deciding the fate of camden county man accused of taking his son went to the field scene where the police dog discover the three year's old body in 2015 along the banks of cooper river in a wooded area of haddon township. prosecutors are trying to show the little boy could not have walked there alone. they say his father dumped him there. prosecutors questioned a detective about the condition of brandon's socks which were cle clean. the detective testified that during the investigation they had another child walk the trail to prove socks would get dirty. >> what were the condition of the socks the child was wearing when she arrived down at the creek? >> they were dirty and wet. >> and was there any damage to the fabric itself? >> yeah, they were frayed on the bottom from what i'm assuming from shuffling when the child was walking. >> prosecutors say creato kill his son because his teenaged girlfriend did not like childr children. she fac

lucy: mr.lenchon wants to pull france out of eu treaties, ramp up public spending, and introduce at cap rate of desktop rate of -- introduce a top tax of 90%. this man has not voted for anyone for a decade. >> i am a worker and most workers vote for the right or far right. it is not in their interests. lucy: camille says she is 80% sure of voting for him and her friends are leaning towards him, too. >> all my friends are for mÉlenchon. all of them. i think there is a big change among people my age. the trump election made me realize i need to take a position. lucy: his rivals are starting to worry. campaigners for liberal favorite emmanuel macron are targeting underprivileged areas, where his far-left rival is expected to do well, with specially written leaflets and instructions to target mÉlenchon voters. along with undecided voters. >> nobody knows what will happen. that is why we are here today. we have to convince more and more people to vote for him. lucy: it is becoming a four-way race, w

lucy? >> sooner rather rather than later. thank you very much, dawn. >>> family of lieutenant killed during a prison riot says state officials ignored security and staffing problems at delaware prisons. and so today that family filed a federal lawsuit alongside other officers who worked in that smyrna prison. in february, inmates took four officers hostage inside the vaughn correctional facility during a 20-hour standoff. officials say inmates killed lieutenant steven floyd. today his widow along with five other officers who survived that uprising claim two former governors the state's corrections commissioner and three former commissioners all ignored staffing issues and dangers at the prison. >>> for 16 years, it has been the policy of two governors in delaware deliberately not to employ enough officers to safely run delaware's prisons. instead they spent up to $23 million a year forcing under staffed officers to work 16 hours shifts over time to safe money. >> current delaware governor john carney not listed in defendant i

lucy? >> thank you very much, dave. >>> developing out west, fresno, california, police chief just detailed shooting that left three men dead. as he played the sounds of the gunshots, he said the shooter told officers he single out the men because they were white killing them at random other than that. it all happened on the same mock consecutive. none of the victims police believe new the gunman. officers arrested 39-year-old corey muhammed shortly after the shootings. at one point muhammed chose to kill a white man passing over a right next to him. now police say muhammed wanted to kill as many white people as possible before his capture. they believe he murdered a hotel security guard last week. >>> funeral services for the man shot and killed on facebook are now scheduled for this weekend. 74-year-old robert godwin, sr., was gunned down sunday afternoon while collecting aluminum cans after he was going home from easter brunch with his family. his funeral is in cleveland on saturday. now

christine, who was his partner, and her daughter, lucy, were killed with a shotgun.lier seized them. lowe, seen here in custody, was jailed for life. today's official report says surrey police's gun licensing team failed. their training wasn't sufficient, how they were supervised wasn't as we would have expected, and how those crucial decisions, when it comes to returning firearms, did not have the sign off appropriately higher up the organisations. just after lowe's trial, stacy banner, christine's daughter and lucy's sister, also told me the police were wrong to return his guns. the police should have never have given an 82—year—old man seven loaded shotguns back. what was the reason? why didn't they do theirjob? john lowe's puppy farm was once investigated by the bbc. today, surrey police admitted mistakes were made when his guns were returned. do you accept that if those guns hadn't been returned, christine and lucy could still be alive? well, clearly, he used those shotguns in a double murder, a horrific case, seven months after they were returned. i don't think

i'm lucy noland.i'm iain page. >>> our two big stories one green, one blue separated by just 40 miles but separated in tone and meaning by infinite miles. in delaware about a family and dreams shattered and all of us try comes grips with that reality. we'll cover that. here in philadelphia, it's about dreams coming true, a game that brings people and cities together in a party on the ben franklin parkway. we've got team coverage covering this spectacular event from every angle. howard eskin live at the eagles practice facility. chris o'connell is live on the parkway with all the fans. but let's start tonight with fox 29s ron burke with details about tonight's big selection. ron? >> reporter: iain and lucy, the eagles going with 14th pick and the future is now for the nfl and the eagles just moments ago used that pick to take a guy that really connects philadelphia to its past because it selected 14th overall derek barnett defensive lineman from tennessee here's where the past comes in. barnett is a pl

lucy? >> cannot wait.oyce evans, thank you so much. >>> week three of the eric frein trial is now underway and today in the capital murder case, the jury heard new details about how long he had been are planned his dead al tack against state police troopers. prosecutors say forty nine researched thou escape a manhunt for more than a year before he struck. frein avoided capture for 48 days before us marshals finally zeroed in on him in the poconos. prosecutors say he killed pennsylvania state corporal brian dixon and critically wounded trooper outside the blooming grove barracks in 2014. that surviving trooper alex douglas could take the stand this week. >>> police have recovered the car belonging to a uber driver who went missing in philadelph philadelphia. police found krysten laib's green subaru at the epp of the ben franklin bridge today on the pennsylvania side. police are now saying that her disappearance may have been voluntary and she may have been trying to hurt herself. 45-year-old woman from abin

but for the family of christine and lucy lee, any tighter gun controls have come too late.cert venue in bristol is to be renamed, because of its association with the slave trade. colston hall bears the name of edward colston — a merchant who made much of his fortune from slave trading in the 17th and 18th centuries. the trust running the venue said the name had become "toxic". now, how does your garden grow? it's every green fingered amateur‘s goal — a lush, green, immaculate lawn — but that could soon become a thing of the past in some parts of the country. a study by the royal horticultural society is predicting that climate change will affect what we grow depending on whether we are in the north or south of the uk. 0ur science editor david shukman is at rhs wisley tonight. in the last hour we have gone from hot sun to heavy showers, typical april whether! but the big question is what lies in the decades ahead and to try and answer that, the rhs has consulted climate scientists for their assessment and their conclusion is that climate change is already affecting british g

[all speaking native language] lucy: looking at what will motivate people now to move from awareness to actual behahavior change. jimmi: look around. all families, all kenyans, don't want hiv. so the m more we discuss and told them, you know what, you cannot talk about the issue of hiv and not talk about the issue of concurrent multi partnerships. lucy: for me, success in the long term for this campaign would be lower hiv prevalence amongst people in married, co-habitating relationships. jimmi: it's something that cannot be done overnight. it's something that we work on it until it becomes a social norm change that discourages people from having concurrent multiple partnerships. debra: thanks to prevention and treatment, the global rate of new hiv infections has dropped by 25 percent between 2001 and 2009. around the world, we're learning lessons fromom innovators in every sect. we're learning to adopt messages that equate change with sometething everyone wants-- a happielife. we're leararning to invest in local talent, because they know how to reach their neighbors and what motivate

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lucy hale! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, lucy hale. going to get arrested for trying to steal one. i swear. >> jimmy: they're really cute right? >> so cute. >> jimmy: well we're going to send you home with fluffy and lulu. yeah, congratulations. >> a legless lizard, is that even a thing? >> jimmy: no, he's just playing with me. >> he's just messing with us, okay. >> jimmy: yeah, he's just messing with me, man. i want to talk about, you have a dog. >> i do. >> jimmy: congratulations. you're a dog lover. you love dogs. >> you could say that, yes, i'm a little obsessed. >> jimmy: you're almost like a a stage mom for your dogs. >> i'm definitely a stage mom. i created an instagram for my dog purely so i don't annoy people by only posting pictures of my dog on my actual instagram. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but it's a cute dog what's his name? >> he's real -- his name is elvis because i'm from memphis. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> and i had to. >> jimmy: he's real cute. >> he's real cute. >> jimmy: he's real -- he's -- >> he's real cute -- >>

not releasing his name as you said lucy pending notification of next of kin. to be taken to a facility for further analysis in this case. meantime, one of the suspects was arrested on the scene here by this wawa in bear, delaware. what essentially happened police said in the press conference was that the trooper noticed two suspicious people in a car and one of them got out started firing shots hitting the troop trooper. you can see the procession taking place now. the second suspect ran on food. there's another location where police have been engaging in a shooting situation with the suspect firing at police. that's been going on for several hours now. police trying to bring that to a peaceful resolution. but as you can see this procession continuing to take place here at christiana care center. back to you. >> all right. dave kinchen there where of course paramedics rushed this trooper this afternoon during the lunch hour. now dawn timmeney is at that wawa and what she was telling us earlier were that witnesses there saw this all happen, could not believe it

john lowe murdered christine and lucy lee at a puppy murdered christine and lucy lee at a puppy farmhem. she was later arrested. something the independent police complaints commission says should not have happened. three police officers and two staff have cases to answer. we need to take into account all available information, they are checked and double checked. that didn't happen and that is a matter of deep regret. it has led to significant pain and suffering and loss for many people. not least stacey banner the sister of lucy lee. good morning to you, thank you for talking to us. i gather you watch the interview and what would you like to say about it? there are still a lot of questions that need answering. i want to know what rafferty knows when my sister made the 999 call. he's quite strong in saying we are going to make changes. and this won't happen again. it's happened. i can't change that. you told the police seven months before the guns were returned that they shouldn't. what did you say to them? i told the police had dangerous he was. i told the police that he would kill

wasn't it lucy. >> beautiful. warm and sunnism only going to get nicer. >> it was hard to go to work today. meteorologist kathy orr is it strange we're not complaining about anything. >> no complaints whatsoever. >> no, just coming inside. that's the only complaint. >> well there is that. >> true. >> guys do you see those high cirrus clouds right there those are always an indication that the next day will be warmer and that is true. now, take a look at this. warmest day of the year today the first 80-degree temperature. the previous warmest day was on march 25th when we made it to 77. that was a little bit of a cloudy rainy day. today we had full sunshine. look at these numbers. 72 in the poconos. 80 in allentown. 78 in wilmington. 76 in millville. and 80 degrees right now in wrightstown with a southerly wind. it's only going to get warmer with high pressure off the coast. a cold front will be approaching from the west. squeezing the warmest air up the coastal plain. coming up we'll talk about challenging records

seven months later christine and lucy lee were shot dead with one of the weapons.r to lucy, said the police had been warned aboutjohn lowe. i told the police how dangerous he was. i told the police that he would kill. and he did. surrey police have admitted mistakes were made in this case. they say the medical records ofjohn lowe were not properly investigated and that a full risk assessment was not carried out before the guns were given back to him. senior officers say they have apologised to the family of christine and lucy lee. do you accept that if the guns had not been returned then christine and lucy lee could still be alive? clearly he used those shotguns in a double murder, a horrific case, seven months after they were returned. i do not think we can ever be asked to see into the future, but clearly what should happen in this case is a better risk assessment should have been done and those guns should not have been returned. one member of staff from surrey police was sacked over the case, another retired. the deaths of christine and lucy lee have traumatise

lucy? >> thank you very much, dave.e show of support tonight for a korean war veteran in the city's bustleton section. earlier today two men armed with guns woke him up in the wee hours of the morning. police say the men pushed their way into the 88-year-old man's home tied him up before getting away with some of his most treasured possession. >> what an ordeal tonight that man knows he's not a it alone. dave schratwieser life at philadelphia police headquarters with the story you've been on top of this one all day. >> reporter: tam thomas, fast fast-moving and fluid investigation. police sources telling me tonight investigators recovered some of the items stolen from the victim's home that was at a house in kensington tonight. the same house where they found the victim's stolen cadillac this afternoon. all of this occurring while veterans came to the victim's home tonight to show that support. in a roaring show of support for 88-year-old home epp vision robbery victim peter bailed today over 50 warriors watch riders cr

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, shawnette.e'll listen for that tomorrow. >>> three people are in jail facing charges connected to the home invasion of a korean war veteran. the 88-year-old victim continues to recover aft the robbers roughed him up and tied him up last week. the armed men forced their way into his bustleton home around thee in the morning they stole cash and guns movement int condition 1986 cadillac. detectives found some of those things. inside of the suspect's apartment. >>> in delaware county the race to save a historic church to a fast-moving fire. crews rush into the burning building to save the precious religious relics before they go up in flames and congregation now burned it their house of worship but our joe evans reports their faith is growing stronger than ever. >> i was did he stated when i saw the condition of the building. >> reporter: prayers wept up when pastor robert kauffman, congregants and firefighters saw this after they got several calls. >> this church is family. >> crews arrived to find

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm thomas drayton. the bomb it is a big one the country's largest non-nuclear weapon 130 cargo jet dropped the bomb in the in afghanistan near the pakistan border. president trump says he authorized his commander to make that strike. >> we have the greatest military in the world and they've done a job as usual. so we have given them total authorization. and that's what they're doing and frankly that's why they've been so successful lately. >> fox 29's brad sattin live in northeast philadelphia with more on what experts have to say about this one. brad. >> reporter: thomas, experts are saying this certainly steps things up a notch. we know that the u.s. chapter there is saying this was designed to minimize the risk to afghan and u.s. soldiers but maximize the damage to the islam tick state. this bomb was about 11 tons a few minutes ago i had a chance to talk to ed turzanski with the foreign policy research institute a terrorism expert i asked him about this target. >> we know that it's a transit point fo

iain and lucy. >> all right. thank you, dawn. torments night the philadelphia fire commissioner is promising changes in the agency. nearly three years after the death of a firefighter. now this comes after a federal report detailing what went wrong during the tragedy. firefighter joyce craig died in 2014. the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty in the city. now, craig made seven distress calls, seven, calling out may day a she became trapped in the dining room of the west oak lane home. she was found by her fellow firefighters reads the report with her hand near the nozzle of her fire hose likely battling flames to the very end. the national institute of occupational safety and health reports broken and outdated breathing equipment became backup team that arrived tooa- late all led to craig's death. >> we have the opportunity here to embrace all these recommendations now taking action against them and actually doing it. it's not as simple as saying we accept that recommendation. >> joyce craig a mother of two had