lucy: some have lost their homes. others, much much more. they gathered outside the community center, but the one thing no one could offer was good news. for this family, it was understandably too much. >> my mum, sister, her daughters, and her husband. they are all still in the building. we don't have any information. lucy: susan gave us this picture of her 3 smiling nieces. what floor were your family on? >> 22nd. lucy you haven't been able to : contact them? >> when she was in, all i can hear was screaming. i was tried to tell her, that out -- get out. i'm shouting so she can hear. i don't know she heard me shouting on the phone. i really just wanted to go in and do something. i felt helpless just standing there, you know? a blanket, at least. lucy: in the last few hours, susan heard news that someone might have spoken to her family. she still doesn't know if it is true. mohammed's taxi sits idle. his family using it to appeal for help. the 57-year-old was on the 25th floor, but for hours there heard nothing. -- they have heard nothing. >

>> reporter: lucy, good evening. police tell thus they did recover that 30-year-old man's begun from the scene here on the 4200 block of whitaker street. the shooting happened just after 6:30 tonight. an officer fired his weapon here on this block hitting a 30-year-old mail. the man was taken to temple hospital where we are told he died. the shooting happened in the area of this restaurant. police say the 30-year-old was on dirt bike a police officer on routine patrol pulled him over because he was driving erratically. the officer was in the mill of transporting witnesses to the police special victims unit. those people are now witnesses to two incidents. police say the witnesses watched as the officer frisked the man on the bike and felt a gun on him. police say disregarding the officer's commands the man pull out his weapon at that point the officer fired his gun. the man was shot at least one time. he collapsed and later died. so police confirm again the suspect was armed with a gun which was recovered from the sc

lucy?? >> you know what is interesting this is a jury that has very much been watching something call the stanley cup as well. because thursday our bruce gordon was telling us, chris, they raced back to their rooms to be able to watch one of those games. and i know that on wednesday i believe stanley cup parade in pittsburgh. do you think at all that this may be factors into them working four hours into the night tonight? >> reporter: i hope it doesn' doesn't. the judge did make it a point, a couple of tile, to mention the pittsburgh penguins. the game they wanted to watch. now they probably want to get home and watch that parade on wednesday. but right now, they are four hours into deliberations the judge said tonight they're asking good questions. they seem attentive so let's hope they're you judging this case basically on the facts and the testimony of what they heard in court. >> absolutely. you know they're taking it very seriously. thank you very much, chris o'connell. we have of cours

lucy? >> all right, the attack is terrible no doubt, chris, but out of it a positive story about the good samaritans who raced over to councilman oh's side. block captain joyce brooks knew it was time to act when she heard dogs barking frantically she rush outside and she found the councilman bleeding in the street. brooks lives a few doors down from oh. she immediately helped him and along with one of her neighbors they helped him stop bleeding. >> i helped them take off his shirt. we helped him. i what happened to put the pressure on him. um, just to give him the support, the love, the care that let him know his neighbor is here. his family is here. >> brooks also by the way helps care for oh's mother. >>> a $25,000 reward out to catch the people who opened fire on a kensington street hitting toddler self times that. little boy did survive. $20,000 is coming from mayor kenney's office and fop is offering five thus san. police say two weeks ago tomorrow two gunmen shot the toddler and his

lucy? >> yeah, you know packed courtroom there as well even with an overflow room from what we're understanding, chris, and despite all of those people there was a notable absence. >> reporter: yes, there was. camille cosby bill cosby's wife who he seen with before on interviews has not been present during any of the pre-trials nor the first day here in court. we didn't see any of his family with him today as he goes on this trial. >> all right. thank you very much, chris o'connell live there in norristown. >>> jurors back at work deliberating tomorrow in bucks county in lee kaplan trial of the jurors got the case today. kaplan sexually assaulted six girls in his feasterville home. oldest is now 18. prosecutors say the youngest he sexually assaul assaulted was sn year old at the time then say the 52 year old fathered two children by one of those girls. prosecutors say they're parents gived the oldest girl to kaplan because he helped them financially. the girls parents are awaiting sentencin

lucy? >> all right, thank you sean.st family has the power to move merchandise sunday first lady mel len ya and barron trump moved full name into the white house. barron was sporing the t-shirt with the word the expert on it. it's from j crew it sold out online. it's 29.50. there you have it. >> we are back here at 4am for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. have yourself a great night. >>> this is good day philadelphia. >> sixteen hours. well, how are you feeling? >> right now on good day philadelphia, we're going to is have the very latest on the cosby trial. we do have a lot of developments. sixteen hours, no verdicts, they were there until nine-something last night. we have steve keeley with the latest and the very latest on that. >> also ahead this morning, wilmington police admit they arrested the wrong person. the new evidence in the shooting after six year old that has police looking for a new suspect right now. >>> and trapped inside more than 200 fir

lucy, so something to think about. >> sure does. it absolutely does.er bio dee grades, yes, that was a cheek key demonstration. thank you much, chris o'connell. >>> on your radar you are lucky enough to have the day off tomorrow. well mother nature is working in your favor, my friend. live look at rehoboth beach, delaware. not a bad place to be tomorrow. meteorologist kathy orr is here and it's really looking like a winner. you were saying i mean earlier this week that it's a ten. >> oh, yeah. thursday for sure and undoubted from the city to the shore to the delaware beaches we're talking about the pick of the week. the temperature still pretty warm out there. 69 in the city. the high today 80 degrees and tomorrow we'll do it again. 68 right now in pottstown. 72 in allentown. the poconos only 58. down the shore we're look at temperatures mainly in the 60s with ocean water temperature at 63 degrees tomorrow we get into a northwesterly wind becoming westerly. you can see a few showers and storms popping up over the central part of buck bucks couny throug

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lucy? >> all right, chris. so the wait continues.hether it's a mistrial or verdict, whatever happens "fox 29" has you covered with live coverage on tv and online. >>> in atlantic city an all out search continues right now for two missing swimmers. skyfox over head as the us coast guard ac fire department and the beach patrol comb the waters just off marl tin luther king boulevard. dispatchers got a call for help just past 6:30. in washington, d.c., even though it was democrats versus republicans, members of congress tonight put their politics aside to play ball. [ applause ] >> loud cheers as capitol hill police officers david bailey walked on to the field to throw out the first pitch in the charity baseball game. he was on crutches as you see still recovering from injuries from yesterday's shooting. bailey was one of two officers in alexandria yesterday part of congressman steve scalise security detail when gunman opened fire. now representative scalise is one of two victims still in critical condition. fox's lauren blanchard report

lucy manning, bbc news, west london. jane: and as the heartbreaking search continues, we will of course bring you updates. day today, democrats and republicans will take the baseball field for a charity game. it will be a show of unity one day after republican, is meant steve scalise was shot at practice. -- republican congressman steve scalise was shot at practice. he remains in critical condition. authorities say the shooter, james hodgkinson, purchased the gun legally. we can cross to the bbc's laura baker. this is a tradition that has been going on for more than 100 years, but how much extra significance is there tonight? laura: quite a lot. already we are hearing that the players well wear the louisiana state university uniform that congressman steve scalise would have been wearing had he been able to take part. we are hearing that his condition is still critical and are awaiting an update from the hospital. but when it comes to what will happen on the pitch tonight, it is a rare and genuine chance for these politic

lucy?l right, thank you very much, tom srendenschek. >>> it's party time in pittsburgh. 650,000 people curbed out downtown for the penguins stanley cup championship parade. >> what are those? >> i know. >> that is call the stanley cup by the way. not bad for city -- >> right here in pennsylvania. >> fans got chance to get up and close and personal with lord stanley's cup i know you're being facetious here. the penguins are the first team to win back to back totals in almost 20 years. noisy soup for you no money for the soup nazi the company that inspire the legendary seinfeld character filed for bankruptcy. superman is going through chapter level. former coo didn't pay income tacks, medicare and social security for its employees it's going under. >> is that a problem. >> apparently so. wife of dare definitely is gearing up for a stunt of her own tomorrow. now, her name is erin willenda. you know that last name. lives in in order planning on hanging from helicopter by her teeth. >> over niag

>> lucy kafanov live for us in london, thank you so much for that report, lucy. and as lucy mentioned, we had listened to neil basu who confirmed there's been one fatality, ten jurors, and a 48-year-old suspect that has been apprehended. as we heard from that eyewitness account with lucy, the crowd, the community stepped up, and they were very helpful in apprehending the suspect. and that's also something that the commander of the counterterrorism was commending the community for, saying that they helped the police in detaining the suspect, and very thankful for that. you've been watching developing news and breaking news here on msnbc. we'll have more updates throughout the night and breaking news when it happens. now back to our regular programming. >> now wonder that my life was violent, fast, and wild. >> we met federico when we were filming what we called b roll in the outside exercise cages at the prison. he made a striking impression on me because when we started talking, he was extremely articulate. and when he talked about his crimes, he was very self-aw

i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. down arrest drug dealers kind of an investment they say of sorts. fox 29's dawn timmeney is live in fairless hills, bucks counsel too. dawn? >> reporter: well, lucy and iain, local bucks county officials and law enforcement are hoping that money talks. the heroin problem here has gotten out of control and they are counting on some serious cash and signs like this to curb this crisis. ginny proudly display as push out the pusher sign in the front yard of her falls township home. buck county crime stoppers kicked off the initiative today which offers people up to $5,000 for turning in drug dealers who are arrested and convicted. >> you have to get these push chers. it's not the addicts themselves it's the one that is sell it. get them and maybe it will help. >> reporter: residents can

lucy?thank you, jeff. >>> valor -- stolen valor when a person impersonates a soldier or -- that became officially a crime. governor tom wolf signed the house bill into law it's important especially since pennsylvania has the fourth largest population of veterans in the country. >>> for fraud lenderly present themselves as worthy of the benefits and the gratitude that the men and women of the armed forces have earned that's really inexcusable. it's actually offensive to the memories of our veterans and it should be offensive to everybody in pennsylvania. >> indeed. the bill originally end introduced by representative rick is a cone. >> -- si cone. >> skyfox over north philadelphia where a demolition crew found human remains. police confirmed the medical examiner is now on the scene. as we learn more, we'll bring the to you. >>> here's a chance to september back in time. a beautiful 17th century cabin for sale in gloucester county. it will cost you a cool $3 million and it comes with a few co

lucy? >> all right, sabina kuriakose , thanks very much.he criminal trial for philadelphia's district attorney begins tomorrow with jury selection, we are there, of course, fox 29 will have all of the breaking details if something happens as soon as we know bit, you'll know bit, on twitter, facebook or an alert marked fox 29 app. >>> weekend of summer fun has turned tragic for a family in ocean county. an 11 year-old girl was electrocuted in a lagoon. toms river police say she had touched the rail of the metal boat lift some how and a electrical current had charged it. little girl was playing in the water with two friend last night behind a home, and the other children are not hurt. adults there performed cpr until paramedics arrived but the girl later died, at the hospital. >> it is like a nightmare that we're living in and it is just not, not real, not real. >> she was just a little girl, you know, she loved to just do simple things and very excited for dance that was coming up, and it is just very sad, she will be truly missed. >> author

i'm lucy noland. that young girl is in critical condition and her friends are talking about the horrible moments along those tracks. hard to hear. shawnette wilson has been covering the story since it broke live now at children's hospital of philadelphia. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, hard to hear and sad to hear. this little girl's injuries she has injuries to her left leg and her right leg we're told is actually severed at the thigh. investigators say the train actually didn't even stop because the conductor didn't realize someone had been hit. >> i saw all the cops and ambulance and fire trucks going up there. >> reporter: 12-year-old alaya stevens and 14-year-old fatima muhammed are still in shock over what happened to their friend on these train tracks in southwest philadelphia. >> i'm like it's serious and then we all ran to my house. >> reporter: the girls say they were with a friend of group of friends walking to the park after getting out of school at richard al prep charter wednesday afterno

lucy? >> all right, duly noted, match, mon any casm little girl safe tonight after string of events in west philadelphia. police say around 2:30 this morning a 26-year-old tom notice employee pulled her mini van up to the restaurant and left her seven-year-old daughter asleep in the back seat. she came out the mini van was gone. she called police saying someone had object duct the her little girl. turn out her van had just be repod but the tow truck driver took it away with the girl inside. >> i could visually see right through the pack of the car and there was no occupants of the vehicle. >> within minutes, officers pulled over the tow truck and the van. the little girl was still asle asleep. she is not hurt. she's with family members to officers are holding the mom on an unrelated warrants. >>> rep for bill cosby say the comedian plans to get back on stage soon. as a motivational speaker and here's the subject. sexual assault allegations against men. our bruce gordon has covered the cosby

lucy, thank you so much for the interview.ry, very insightful in terms of how the to understand what is happening here. naveed jamali is still with us, as well as jim cavenaugh, and naveed, you may have heard what hussein ali was telling the reporter lucy kafanov, and we have new detail which is new, and also what is new is the pictures on the left-hand side now that we have the sun in the sky, and we are getting pictures of what is actually on the ground. that is something that we did not have a little bit earlier. we can see the tent there which looks to be part of what law enforcement is using. you can get a sense of the lay of the land right now. and what is standing out to you coming from the not only hussein ali, but also the pictures that we are getting live there on the side of the screen, and the third thing that is new in the half hour is that we are hearing the word terror or terrorist being used in both descriptions coming from the mayor of london as well as the prime minister as a potential terrorist attack are th

i'm lucy noland. >>> one of the teens friends desperately tried to save his friend but just couldn't. fox 29's dave kinchen has more from mercer county. >> the current was so heavy like it took him. >> reporter: jared is in shock as the search for his friend the 17-year-old boy takes place from the air with new jersey state police chopper scape scanning around the lake near roebling park in hamilton township, new jersey. >> like i reach out to try to grab limb, but like we were like this and then like since the current was so strong it took him away from my hand. >> reporter: jared he and three other kids were celebrating the beginning of summer and went swimming in rowan lake when trouble struck just after a storm rolled rolled through. >> he went down, he was going you under, coming back up gasping for air, going back do down, gasping for air. when he went around the corner i lost sight of him. >> reporter: trenton and other fir responders helped with the search efforts as dives work the lake which connects to set of creeks noon the delaware river. >> we did an exhaustive search a m

nbc's lucy kafanov is in london with the latest. lucy? >> good evening, jose. this is obviously a developing situation, but we understand that a vehicle, a white van plowed into a crowd of people on london bridge. british police have said that they have deployed multiple resources to handle this incident. we've seen footage of ambulances rushing to the scene, armed police on location securing the area, helicopters flying overhead. there are reports of a number of injuries, including one witness who told reuters she saw three people with apparent knife wounds on london bridge. this has not been independently verified by nbc news, but this incident did take place at a busy time here in london, about 10:53 p.m. local time, an area that would have been full of people on a busy saturday night, enjoying the restaurants, the night life, we're also learning at this hour that british armed police responded to an incident at a nearby bolo market in addition to london bridge. we don't have any more details oen that but authorities obviously take nothing chances. this inci

lucy?thank you very much, ron. >>> patrol and scent dogs in ewing, new jersey, got a new mace to roam. mercer county prosecutor' officer announce the opening of its new training facility right curtis bowling lanes. includes agility course equipped with hurdles and crawl boxes. >> when you train together you work together as team, and that's what we're doing here in mercer county. we are putting together a team that can know how to help each other in times of emergency and in times of danger. >> after the news conference the dogs put on show to show off their stuff. so there you go. straight ahead on fox 29 watch what happens live then stay tuned for dish nation chasing news followed by the simpsons. i'm just thrill it's ten year anniversary of the iphone. >> a lot of people are. >> you found one. >> i got it from the good day staff. >> i still have an old one, too. >> he literally has it. >> with crack screen. >> you've had it for ten years. it takes me four months and that's what happened

we have little bit of a break lucy. we have a cold front that's moving in and you can see right here this is all the rain then thunder as well associated with it. williamsport seeing the rain right now and this is going to be moving toward the southeast. right now just a few lingering showers. you can see them down the shore along the parkway other than that, we have to wait for this front to move through during the overnight. so some rain during the overnight. even during the day tomorrow. and we will be seeing additional showers and thunderstorms as we make it into the early morning hours. visibility reduced in some spots with areas of fog tonigh. temperatures in the 60s. but it will be muggy and you will feel that warm humid air mass overnight. so coming up we'll talk about how wet it's going to be through the midweek period. sunshine does return to the seven day and we'll be chasing 90 in that seven day as well. the tail of the two seasons continues i'll have that coming up later in the broadcast for now lucy we'll

lucy, back to you. >> thank you, jeff. templets night philadelphia police are searching for the shooter who opened fire on a teenaged girl in kingsessing. the 16-year-old was just sitting on the front steps of a home with group of friends when someone shot her three times. it happened just after midnight on the 5900 block of springfield avenue. she's in the hospital stable. no arrests yet. >>> prosecutors have charged a former youth football coach with sexually assaulting three children. police arrested shannon sean west more land at exton square mall where he works as maintenance worker. he now faces various charges of rape and sexual assault. bensalem police say one of his crimes dates to 2005 when he was a football coach with bensalem rambler's athletic association. they say the victim was 15 at the time. but a league officials say west more land has not been a coach witnesses organization for yea years. police also accuse westmoreland of repeated sexual assaults on two other children. saying those assaults started when

i think lucy described that mosque has been fire bombed before. you know, we've had a lot of attacks in the u.s. on places of worship, mosques and islamic centers as well. so, you know, given what's gone on in london, you know, we talked about it all evening. i'm not surprised at all if it turns out that way. i think the ycrescendo of event over there. this just plays right into the hands of isis and al qaeda if it is, in fact, a hate crime, you know, terroristic revenge attack, it plays right into their hands, exactly what they want. they want the world to believe that it's islam against the west, islam against christianity. that's what they want. and so this attack just helps the terrorists. and nobody else. these british citizens practicing their faith, they didn't have anything to do with any of those terrorist attacks. and yet they get targeted for it. so, you know, it just makes the terrorists stronger. and it's the worst thing you can do. the muslim community there will be the strongest bulwark against the terrorists. and that mosque is has

first i want you to put a button on what i was just exchanging with lucy. again, a single eyewitness account does not confirm anything. journastically we look for multiple sourc and i know authorities look for more than that. your reaction to what we just heard from her is that at least a person on the ground told her their view it seemed like a deliberate act. and then secondly i know you wanted to speak to some of what we're hearing from nypd. >> i think this seems to be moving in the direction of a deliberate act. i think it seems less and less likely this was a traffic accident, something with a dui. there is a question here. was this an impulsive move or a directed move. a director attack, ari, you're going to have money. someone's going to rent the van or apartment. these are things that as such are detectible. uk is under a very high terror alert here and one would imagine that things are things that would have been picked up. the fact that we're hearing from eyewitnesses, these are early reporting is in fact it did take the met so long to show up, t

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. minutes aft returning home councilman oh spoke to dave schratwieser who is live in southwest philadelphia tonight. dave? >>> iain, a wild day for city councilman david oh after he was stabbed on the street right here outside his home last night around 9:45 as he returned home from work. today around 2:30 he came back home even after surgery and he told us about the terrifying ordeal he faced with a knife-wielding suspect. >> hey, how are you? >> i'm fine. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: 18 hours after being stabbed in the back in front of his own home, councilman david oh came home thursday afternoon. >> i'm doing fine. good spirits, you know, i feel fine physically. you know, treated very well at penn presbyterian. >> reporter: 57-year-old councilman underwent surgery overnight but he bounced back quickly and asked to go home. he spoke about the terrifying encounter with a knife weeding suspect. >> the neck thing i know he's there next to me with an urgent look on his face. >> rep

lucy kafanov, right on that. also coming in to us, theresa may, prime minister, tweeting this as she reacts to what is a new day saying quote, all my thoughts are with those who have been injured. their loved ones and the emergency services on the scene. that statement just coming out from the british prime minister, theresa may and her office. this as we get close to that 4:43 sunrise time. another day where the sunrises and for those who went to sleep at 11:00 p.m., those who went to sleep at 10:00 p.m. or 11:30 as many did because mondays a workday, they're weighing up on this monday if they're turning on the tv screens right now as a sunrises in about a half an hour to another headline they don't want to hear about. another headline where there's still a of questions that remain aunsed with very few facts at the moment confirmed but understandably so as law enforcement and all of their teams are deployed and are moving as typically as they have in very well practiced manners as we have seen unfortunately in r

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. >>> and as he was leaving court, listen to this from bill cosby. >> mr. cosby, 16 hours. how are you feeling? >> hey, hey, hey. >> you heard him. doing his fat albert voice as he walked past reporter and people on the sidewalk. let's head tout dave schratwieser right now. dave, that was you asking cosby how he was feeling. >> reporter: lucy, that was me. that was his trademark response there as you heard it he walked few more feet and got into his suv. but before he did, he gave a big thumbs up as he left the courthouse clearly the cosby team is feeling pretty positive tonight. as one woman's advocate circled the montgomery county courthouse in a box truck tuesday night with music blaring and a message for bill cosby, the 79-year-old comedian smokes man was holding court outside with the media. >> he is, you know, being bill cosby. >> reporter: an degree wyatt as jury passed the hour 13 mark of deliberations and forged ahead into the night. tr

i'm lucy noland. investigators in bucks county say some of the crimes happened more than a decade ago, but the. chris o'connell has the story from bensalem. >> reporter: he's accused of raping three little girls, one of them as young as four years old. these allegations are more than 12 years old. but bensalem police are just happy this man is off the streets tonight and they say the worst part is the suspect was a youth football coach for sick years. >> shannon, what do you say to those little girls who they say you raped? >> 47-year-old shannon sean westmoreland in handcuffs not saying a word after being charged with unspeakable crimes. westmoreland is accused of the sexual assault and rape of three girls from 1999 to 2011. it wasn't until today that he was arrested. police say westmoreland started raping a four-year-old girl over the course of six years at this cologncolonial avenue. bensalem police say a another girl was raped at six years old then again 12 years later. >> one assault 2005 when se

lucy. >> neck at 11:00 you want fries with that? maybe.s and fries aren't the best chance we've got whole new reason why sadly. wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> four days of deliberation and the jury in the bill cosby trial just cannot agree on a verdict on any of the three charges the comedians faces in fact they told the judge today they're deadlocked. but the judge told them, get back to work. and after several more hours of deliberations, that jury left the courthouse late tonight without making a decision. i'm lucy noland. >>> that means tomorrow will start day ten of the cross bow trial in montgomery county. the first state day of deliberations much chris o'connell has been following the case since it began live at the courthouse now, chris rt report lucy that jury of 12

i'm lucy noland. it's been a long night for neighbors who are stunned by all of the police activity on easton road. dave schratwieser is on the scene. that's crazy to me. that is seriously crazy. >> reporter: drew wasn't sure what to think when he came home from work tuesday night and saw emergency vehicles headed to this home in the 8700 block of easton road. that's where state police say they found multiple beguns and chemical explosives while serving a warrant here. >> be worried from this distance or, you know, what i mean, nobody said anything it kind of just all happened so briefly. >> it's a little scary when you hear something like that. >> reporter: ed lives right nearby as well he was worried about reports of beguns and explosives at the home. >> when they find chemicals and stuff like that, you think about now a days in this day and age. >> reporter: state police say it was just afternoon they came here to serve a mental health commit many warrant on a 70-year-old man. that's when they made

lucy? >> all right, thank you, chris. for the past six days, throngs of people hoping to catch a glimpse of one of america's most iconic celebrities have descended upon the montgomery county courthouse and for some it's hard to square the whole some image cosby presented in public with what they've heard in court. dave schratwieser joins us live now. dave? >> reporter: lucy, as you know, several hundred members of the media covering this trial. several dozen spectator who's sat out here for four hours tonight in the heat waiting to hear a verdict. they didn't get to hear a verdict tonight. but they did get to see bill cosby as he left about ten minutes ago. >> idol. i mean like america greatest father idol something like that. besides my dad. >> brown sat outside the montgomery county courthouse in his chrysler 300 monday night watching all the media stationed outside and waiting for a verdict in the case against bill cosby. >> i think his good deeds throughout his life, you know, out weighs, you know, what's going on. >>

. >> i'm lucy noland. tonight they're scared and they have been talking with our jennifer joyce. >> reporter: keep your eyes on the blue pickup truck. it passes by this home in the durnley section of roxborough, slows down then, boom, hits reverse and slams into a parked white suv before slowly driving away. the victim whose identity we are concealing says her brand new car is nearly totaled and she feels like this was no accident. >> the police officer says to me and my husband, did you know this man? this look deliberate. because he never stopped when he hit your car. he was going full speed. >> reporter: woman says she and her husband feel like they're being targeted. >> i don't know if it's connected to race. i don't know if it's because me and my husband are young. i have no idea. >> reporter: they moved on to the block just last march. the day after they say their house was egged their front steps still stained. >> i think we were just in shock. like why? we just moved here, and we just couldn't unde

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. tonight president trump preside' personal attorney is respond to go comey's testimony he called the president a liar. fox 29's caroline shively reportreports. i remember thinking this is a very disturbing development. >> reporter: up easy in the first meeting. james comey told lawmakers he decided to start making written notes after each encounter he had with president trump. >> honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting and so i thought it really important to document. >> reporter: from those notes, comey recall the president pressing fog loyalty which the fbi director read as tow the trump line for risk losing his job. he also revealed details of a private oval office meeting in which the president said he hoped investigator boss go easy on mike flynn the national security adviser who had resign the day before a mid allegations he misled the vice-president about contact he had with the russian government official. >> i took it as a direction. i mean this is

lucy?ght, thank you much sean bell. >>> dust off the blockbuster card and grab your pager to alert your friend, yup, popular '90's drink is coming back. seem ma. is that what it's called. seem ma. i didn't know seem ma. miller coors says it's bringing it back to store shelves just in time for the fourth of july weekend. never actually completed went away apparently. the company discontinued it in the us in 2008 but it is still been available over seas. so -- i didn't know seem ma. did you know. >> i did. >> i remember the commercials and everything. >> why bring it back? because apparently it's very popular they think they can make a buck off of it. >> that's the trend. >> bring old stuff back. >> this is true like nintendo thing coming back. i was a big nintendo freak i loved it. >> i have one. >> do you? >> this is what um talking about. guess what? we got what happens life dish nation, chasing news the simpsons back >> good morning, breaking news, the search for a shooter after a teenage

[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