but no one is celebrating what lucy's achieved. no, no.nt, and i know this from having come from maine, which is a similar sort of background, because the white protestant people from maine that have lived there forever, as my family has, some of them moved to the midwest a couple of hundred years ago and there's a similar kind of person. the point is that if you pull attention to yourself then that's really disgusting, you're just not supposed to do that. so nobody‘s going to praise lucy. so it wasn't envy and jealousy, it was just that... well, she thinks she is better... well, they think she thinks she's better. she fled and she became somebody different and that's just not what you're supposed to do. who does she think she is? she doesn't do that. lucy barton herself doesn't — she's not flaunting her wealth or her success. no, she's trying to be pleasant. you said you were interested in ordinary lives and ordinary people. but the book is anything but ordinary, it seems to me. there's child abuse, post—traumatic stress syndrome, there's

>> lucy, fresco use sr.fford takes us to center city where advocates calling for higher minimum wage in pennsylvania. local leaders, business owners and workers all gathered outside bash barbershop at 17th and jfk. were there believe the only way to strengthen the economy in our city making sure working families are paid a decent wage. it would help close the state's budget gap. >> fresco news in camden county. children learning about bike and street safety at the sal vague army crock center. youngsters shown how to properly put on they're bike helmet. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use that fresco app to send to our newsroom. you might be get paid. lucy. >> thank you very much iain. >>> your health tonight local children have a lot of fun to& look forward for the rest of this summer. philadelphia's parks and recs department just launched the play philly program. you can see children getting active in mayfair right there. so cute. little burlap sack hop program works to comb

lucy? >> all right, thank you shawnette. >>> it is a story that has lots of folks talking or sweating the heat a little oppressive might have you thinking about flying out of town as we take live look at philadelphia international airport. but the hottest day is still yet to come. kathy orr. you know what, i blame the weather for our dinner tonight. >> yes. we had poor choices. [ laughter ] >> we had ice cream for dinner. >> ice cream for dinner lucy and i. why not? it was so hot outside and it still s ultimate doppler shows you have appear partly cloudy to clear sky but the humidity is the problem and the heat will add to that during the day tomorrow. 82 in philadelphia. 82 in wilmington. 79 in lancaster and pottstown. allentown still 78 degrees and down the shore we have an ocean water temperature of 79. the average ocean water temperature for this time of year is 70. so this is well above average. with southerly winds we're very comfortable in the upper 70s hate tonight down the shore. l

the middle child was two towns away and the youngest, lucy barton, had fled many yea rs youngest, lucyled many years ago. thank you. so, we think here in england, in britain, but we know america, and yet reading your books you understand that there's lots of america you don't know. when we look at america we see it through the big events, the elections and so on, maybe. just to get an idea of these people who populate your book, let's say last yea r‘s these people who populate your book, let's say last year's election, which we all followed, would your people be trump people or clinton people? well, the people are right about. yes. applause. make that very clear. the people i write about in this particular book anything is possible, if they bothered to vote, some of them would have probably voted for trump. but what is it about them, what would drive them towards that? is it relationship to authority, relationship to power? i've always been interested in class in america and we don't talk about class in america that much, but it certainly is there. as far as i'm concerned, all my work

lucy? >> all right, thank you much, dave. >>> it's almost fall that means what else, football from the p pros to the pee weiss the grid iron is ready but new research is raising serious concerns. speaking of teagueing hits, boxer roy jones, jr., gettin geg back in the ring right here in philly all t ♪ >>> warning tonight from police in pemberton township, n. they say someone tried to kidnap a child in the presidential lakes area and they believe the person who tried to lure that child was driving a brown ford ranger pick up. so if you know anything, give them a call right away. >>> scary results from a new study about football and head injuries. researchers look at the brains of former football players and what they found the proliferation avenue debilitat debilitating brain disease you don't have to be a pro athlete to be concerned here. our chris o'connell is live outside lincoln financial field in south philly. chris? >> reporter: lucy, it's a frightening study that should be a concern f

lucy? >> i'm sure you can.ll right, thank you very much, dave kinchen. >>> pennsylvania state police investigators spent hours today on the case of a missing local mom no one has seen anna since april. we first brought you her story right after she vanished. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live. state police work into this night. >> reporter: lucy, they did. they didn't leave until after 8:00 o'clock tonight, and that is after being here almost all day. people concerned about this wife and mother hope investigators found something that will help them find her. state police combed the inside and outside of this home on hedge row lane in malvern well into the evening. bringing out bags and containers of evidence. it's the home of 43-year-old anna who vanished three months ago. >> time has past. a lot of time has past. >> reporter: group of concerned people who formed a group called find nan watch closely throughout the day as forensics investigators concentrated on several hours outside the house, too. >> if y

lucy? >> all right, thank you much, dave. >>> it's almost fall that means what else, football from the p pros to the pee weiss the grid iron is ready but new research is raising serious concerns. speaking of teagueing hits, boxer roy jones, jr., gettin geg back in the ring right here in philly all to raise awareness for a worthy cause. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help peo

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, shawnette. >>> the woman who kidnapped a baby at the king of prussia mall last march will spend one and a half to seven years in state prison. montgomery county judge sentenced 33-year-old sherri am more and said she has to get treatment for mental health and substance abuse. she admitted to faking a pregnancy before kidnapping the baby. a doctor has diagnosed her with mental disorders and says at the time she believed that baby was hers. >>> president trump trying to shift the conversation off russia. he wants american to focus on repealing and replacing obama care and today he addressed a group of americans who believed the affordable care act has very much hurt them. the meeting came after mr. trump tweeted a warning to republican lawmakers a there there would be quote repercussions if they failed to act on health care reform a lot of chatter on social media bout president's address after he incorrectly said obama care has been in effect for 17 ye

lucy this is looking like it will be a nice weekend set up.ot to get through the rain thursday and friday. sounds good. my garden needs watering anyhow. thank you monica. what are we talking about. >> talking about markelle fultz again. >> all right. that's what everyone is talking about. we got to hit on the kid because this city a all about basketball right now. we took a another look at markelle fultz. he talks about how did he in his first summer league game but nothing goes with the fourth of july like major league baseball. phils in action trying to get three-game winning streak. first one in a month. that's coming up next in sports. oh, new fast play games from the pennsylvania lottery. and pay day has progressive top prizes. you could win fast. faster than this? (slurping) fast play. play fast. win instantly. i will nevi will neverair again. never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene. the first shampoo with active pro-v nutrient blends that puts in what others just strip out. fueling 100% stronger hair. don't just wash your ha

lucy, back to you. >> thank you sabina. it is day three of the search for an administrator witness us attorney's office. richard rizzo from bala cynwyd his family hasn't seen him since thursday on friday they reported him missing when they couldn't get a hold of him. lower merion police recovered rizzo's truck and phone near rolling hill park on saturday. but they found no sign of him. police do not suspect foul play. if you have any information about richard rizzo's whereabouts call lower american police. >> delaware police searching for a man who escaped from prison. authorities say matthew keen climbed a fence at the plumber community correction center in wilmington. he was lock up for burglary. police would very much like to hear from him. if you know him, if you've seen him,? unfortunate call 911. >>> if you can pick any historical figure to a beer with, who would it be? well there's a clear winner in phil philly. but our hank flynn is kind of upset about it. [ laughter ] >> sean bell. >>> lucy the wait is over. tonigh

good evening, i'm lucy noland. it was anything but a sophisticated crime. police think this fast food junk key may have struck again a few hours later. fox 29 dave schratweiser is live. >> reporter: the gunman who crawled up to the burger king in haverford is still on the loose and they're looking a him as possible suspect at this mcdonald at 56th and vine three hours later. passing food through the drive-up window at burger king is nothing unusual. a gun toting suspect crawling through to rob the place doesn't exactly happen every day >> whatever it takes to get in and get it. they will do it. >> i just can't imagine my heart breaks for them. very traumatic. >> reporter: it happened as the burger king on west chester pike closed for the night. the doors were locked. so the bandit picked up a rock and threw it through the drive-up window. >> i'm glad nobody hurt. that's the whole thing, forget about the money. >> reporter: pleas say it gunman dragged and forced terrified employees to the rear at gunpoint. he wasn't ordering a whopper or fridays. he proceede

iain and lucy? >> brad, thank you. >>> a philadelphia police are looking for a person who shot and killed a man early this morning. police say at about 1:30 overnight on the 2900 block of north fourth street a gunman shot the 24-year-old man many times including in the head. someone rushed him to temple hospital in they're car but doctors pronounced him daddy short while later. police aren't just searching for his killer but also a motive. >>> a violent morning in feltonville has police looking tonight for six men. police say one of their own an off duty officer witnessed men going into a house on the 4900 block of b street. they came outside and started shooting and then ran inside another house. police and swat teams got there and declared eight barricade situation. all the chaos 17-year-old girl that a house nearby got hit with a stray bullet in the chest. she is expected to make a full recovery and another stray bullet entered a home with children inside. >> when all this start -- [ inaudible ]

lucy. >> can't wait to talk to you.ou very much, joyce eva evans. >>> back to the part parkway joanne pileggi joins us. happy fourth of july to you, joanne. i see you got like probably hundreds of thousands of your closest friends with you. >> reporter: that's right, lucy. they will be hundreds of thousands of my closest friends as you said here we are along the parkway. the stage, the big stage tonight about 100 yards away from me and i'm going to be joined by some horses and some police officers that's great. everybody is out here. if you take look, there are crowds gathered behind the barricades over there. those are the early birds. trying to get the best seats for tonight's celebration. there are actually barricades up for blocks. no one but official vehicles and officials can come into this zone around the parkway and around the stage. but as i said many people started lining up hours ago in advance of the show which starts around 7:00 o'clock tonight. some of the big names boys two men, philly pops and of course

i'm lucy noland. >>> loyal mary j. blige fans waited out tonight's soaker for the party on the parkway. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live tonight from there. hey, joanne. >> reporter: hey, lucy. when we got here earlier today, there were thousands of people coming the night is basically ended and there are thousands of people trying to leave the area of the parkway. hopefully it's all going to go as scheduled. well, things didn't go as schedule tonight. it would have been a perfect night. near perfect night except mother nature had her way with i would say a ten or 20 minute interruption that caused a delay of the main act, and then a delay of the fireworks, but here's what we -- here's what we saw. grand finale wawa welcome america festivities tonight above the art museum. beautiful brilliant color in the summer sky. but mother nature had a say in tonight's original schedule for the concert and firework. just as boyz ii men left the stage earlier tonight the skies opened up and the heavy rain came down. >> thousands who

. >> i'm lucy noland. these storms are moving in fast and in some cases they are furious much this is what drivers faced during the commute home this evening as the line of storms rolled through the area. visibility pretty poor on route 422 in montgomery county. kathy orr has been tracking these storms. i guess we better keep our windows closed tonight. kathy. >> unbelievable, luce seem south jersey and delaware really getting hit hard right now. ultimate doppler we're tracking the storms very heavy rain nothing severe right now. but a lot of lightning and very heavy rain moving through interior south jersey, heading into lbi and toward our shore points. right along the expressway, shamong, folsom and pitts grove moving toward millville, galloway, atlantic city and of course beach haven. you will hear those rumbles of thunder very soon as these storms move toward the southeast and they're moving very quickly. rain cooled temperatures and as those severe storms met the cooler air, down in south jersey and d

lucy, iaian? >> bruce, thank you. sole alarming numbers from the journal of the american medical association on cte, degenerative brain disease and the nfl. >> study shows that of 11 brains examined, 110 of them had traces of the disease. sean bell's here with reaction from the eagles really on a study, sean, that could change the game. >> hopefully does, that right there is really scary. >> this has always been a problem in the nfl. but it is getting more and more attention specially because the studies like this, and because former players are actually dying early. such as junior, so today we spoke to current and former players about the dangers of playing in the nfl. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> people ask me if i had a concussion. i don't even remember. not too many people can hit me in the head. >> back then players didn't really worry about concussions or the long-term effect. >> when you're 25 years old, you don't think about that. you almost invincible, kind of your minds set. and you just want to play. >> and they

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lucy? >> all right, dave, speaking of social media, with three tweets, president donald trump made a huge change in policy about who can serve in our nation's military. the president tweeted that transgender people will no longer be able to serve and that means the few is quite uncertain for the estimated 4,000 openly serving as transgender in the us military. active and reserves. the president's announcement would reverse a rule knacked last year by then defense secretary ash carter. critics are bashing the president while the white house claims it's best for national security. >> donald trump exercised in an almost uncanny way his incredible coward did he say by hiding behind a tweet to discriminate against americans who are willing to put on the uniform of their country and put their lives at risk. this is the act of a coward. >> based on consultation that he's had with his national security team, came to the conclusion that it erodes military redness and unit cohesion. >> the white hous

. >> i'm lucy noland.hat diagnosis comes after mccain -- after they removed is blood clot from mccain's left eye right above it. the mayo clinic hospital in phoenix says he has a primary brain tumor known as glioblastoma. mccain of course has served in the senate since 1987. he was in congress for two terms before arizona voters elected him to the senate. >> john mccain of course an american hero, a legend, he was a navy pilot when he was shot down in vietnam. vietcong held him as prisoner of war for more than five years until his release in 1973. he was also the gop's presidential nominee back in 2008. losing to president obama. >> the senator most recently made headlines while questioning former fbi director james comey. some started to question the 80-year-old republican's health after this exchange. >> you reached the conclusion that there was no reason to bring charges against secretary clinton so you reached a conclusion in the case of mr mr. comey, you -- president comey -- >> no, sir. >> in the cas

lucy? >> all right. talk to you at 6:00. thank you much sabina. philadelphia what started out as call for house fire turned into drug bust. right around 11:35 firefighters race to do this home in the 2900 block of long shore avenue in mayfair when they arrived aside from flames they found marijuana, heroin, cash and chemicals all in the basement. hazmat team responded. no one was home and so far police have not made any arres arrests. >>> ten people are injured after a taxi ran into them near a boston airport. police say this was not intentional. they think the driver accident accidentally hit the gas instead of the break brake and that's why he went kareening into that group of people. they were waiting in a taxi line near logan international airport in east boston. some of the people are seriously injured. 91 of their conditions though are rea really known at this po. we'll bring you more as it comes in. >>> turning to your fox 29 weather authority now. take live look at the ben franklin

iain and lucy?> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at doylestown over some -- after cool per temps and low hummed we have a heat wave on the horizon. >> cot williams joins us with check of your forecast. >> threw that. it is summer and the last month day of the month of july much the humidity will make a come back towards august along with more scattered showers and thunderstorms. dry for now across parts of the area. move a little farther to the north, we're looking at showers and thunderstorms that activity will stay far north and west for tonight. but take look at the heavy rain that we've observedfor the month of july. atlantic city look at that. a little over 10-inches of rain about five of that fell on saturday morning. reading almost eight and a half inches of rainfall. take look at wilmington, delaware, almost seven. philadelphia 5.35-inches of rain. so it has been a wet month. speaking of wet, take a look as we move tow

iain and lucy. >> all right, dawn. incredible stuff. thank you. >>> well tonight police are looking for two women who robbed another woman at an atm in center city. so police say this woman walked up to another woman, knock her atm car out of her hand and punched her in the face. that victim still tried use the atm a few minutes later so another woman punched her at that time. it happened back on july 13th at the td bank on the 100 block of south broad street. if you know anything, police want to hear from you. >>> let's czechoslovkia in with fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look over allentown. people are out enjoying a little break from last week's heat wave. >> yeah. indeed. meteorologist kathy orr joins us now with first check of your forecast very nice outside kathy. >> it certainly s we're talking about the heat and humidity a thing of the past at least for now taking a break with temperatures today nearly 10 degrees below average. look at philadelphia. only 79. the average high is 87 for this time of year. wilmington

. >> i'm lucy noland. mccain's speech came minutes after the senate voted to move ahead on legislation to dismantle obamacare. fox's ellison barber explains. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions stealing some of the spotlight from senator john mccain who just days after announcing he has an aggressive form of brain cancer returned to the capitol hill to cast a key vote on health care. >> this is the beginning of the end for the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: after seven years of promising to repeal and replace obamacare, 50 republicans voted yes on a procedural motion to move forward with debate on repeal and replace legislation. as expected, every democrat voted no which forced sight president mike pence to step in as the tie breaker. [ applause ] >> mr. mccain, ay. >> one of the final yes votes came from senator john mccain who has been recovering from surgery at home in arizona but insisted on making it back to washington to cast his vote. >> i've had so many people say such nice thing

i'm lucy noland. big deal for so many had he to go state beaches and parks and marine nass for the holiday and especially for state employees, of course. our dave kinchen is live in trenton with all these breaking details. dave? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. all just broke not too long ago. in fact we understand from leadership members here the state house that the state house members will be voting on this shortly. but we can tell that you a deal was reached to end the government shut down and as we go to video here this all really comes down to the state's no non-profit health care provider horizon blue cross blue shield at the center of all of this state official striking a deal that essentially gives state government more authority over this health care provider this was part of the proposal. governor christie wanted this health care provider to use thee hundred million in surplus so it would pay for treatment for heroin, opioid another diction a signature part of the christie plan here of his

>> reporter: well, iain and lucy he's actually happy that he did this.ys that he knows it was dangerous. no doubt about that. but he wanted to try and stop these guys because he was more concerned that if they got away they would do this to somebody else. and so -- >> watching video on my phone. two kids -- two guys came one from this side and one from the passenger side. >> muhammed recalls the terrifying morning he says two teens rushed him while he sat in his cab in the parking lot of s and k taxi waiting for call. >> the passenger side guy holding the gun pointing the gun at me, and they ask me for the money. or we're going shoot. >> reporter: muhammed told them he didn't have money because he just started his shift. one of the young men snatched his cell phone while the other got even more aggressive. >> this guy keep pushing me, okay, we said yes, we'll shoot you. give us the money. the money is in the office. if you want it. >> as the suspect with the gun turned to walk toward the office, the other backed away from the car as muhammed pretended to

kathy, it's a busy night. >> it sure s lucy.have rain coming in overnight tonight and tomorrow morning some very heavy rain right in time fort morning rush. this is ultimate doppler wait looked like this afternoon with a focal point of heavy rain through the central part of delaware and you can see through milford and van dyke odessa and even townsend inches of rain. where you saw that flooding video we are talking about four to 6-inches of rain and right now we have a flood warning in effect until 11:30 for the western part of new castle county, delaware. so how much rain? the bulls eye right here along route 13 and also route 1 in townsend we picked up 5.3-inches of rain. forest 6.7-inches of rain. and more rain is to come tonight. right now we're seeing some spotty showers moving through the philadelphia area and the suburbs but additional heavy rain is moving up from the southwest and that means tomorrow morning's rush will be a slow go. additional half an inch to 2-inches of rain especially north and west of philadelphia to

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. we are being told some lawmakers could be on their way to passing a budget and ending the nearly four-day long government shut down. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live where all eyes are on trenton. where he just broke the news. dave, what's up. >> reporter: yeah, mad scramble inside the new jersey state house with lawmakers running to the press room essentially announcing that deal has been reached. that would lift this government shut down in time for the fourth of july which of course is tomorrow. reports that governor christie will indeed end that shut down. we want to go to some video right now as we try to lay all of those breaking details out for you. this all centered around trying to figure out how the state could pay for certain things like treating opioids and treating heroin addiction. the governor wanted the state's non-profit insurance agency horizon blue cross blue shield to use $300 million of its surplus for treatment of opioid and heroin addi

it took her quite a long, it wasn't instant with lucy.sn't instant, because... gosh, she's so brave. wasn't she brave? so then he beat her, shot the dogs. then stood over her with that gun. (bleep) absolute monster. couldn't let me have her, you see? couldn't let me have her. he couldn't leave me her. he couldn't leave me her, i want her back. john lowe, just hours after being arrested, calmly talking to police. he claimed the murder was an accident. i was going to the door, holding the gun up to go to the door. they were both barracking me... so i pulled the trigger, i don't know if i even meant to. now, surrey police had records ofjohn lowe's violent history. he had made repeated threats to kill, and even lied on his firearms application, but yet he was still given a licence to hold a gun. one of the reasons why people are so shocked, likely, is because this is not commonplace in england. so why were warning signs missed? i've come to meet surrey‘s police and crime commissioner, david munro. what went wrong? a lot of things. i'm afraid

her daughter lucy escaped and made a frantic 999 call before she too was shot dead. that day is very distressing. stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressingm stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressing. it was worse than an execution. executions are quick. and i keep thinking, she should have paid. gosh, she was so brave. wasn't she brave? so, then, he beat her, shot the dogs... then stood over her with that gun... now, surrey police had records ofjohn that gun... now, surrey police had records of john lowe's that gun... now, surrey police had records ofjohn lowe's violent history. he had made repeated threats to kill and even lied on his firearms application, but yet he was still given a licence to hold a gun. as soon as the murders happened, we got in independent police forces to review our firearms licences, so i am confident that the firearms license is now fit for purpose, which it clearly wasn't at the time. that's deeply disturbing, isn't it? of course it is, of course it is. the tragedy should never have happened. christ

oj was fairly animated during this hearing. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, lucy and iain.his may have been the most watched parole hearing of all time so you think maybe he would be a little bit nervous but he was pretty laid back. he acted like he was talking to friends at times. right before the parole board made its decision he was sitting there talking to various people in the room like he'd known them for decades then they made that decision he puts his hands down on the table he looked like he might start cry for a point and then he smiled with a lot of relief knowing that finally they have granted him his freedom. >> will he's got his freedom but there are conditions on this parole, right? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. so there's a number of things that he cannot do. for instance, he can't hang out with felons. he can have a couple of beers surprisingly he cannot get drunk. he cannot use any drugs that are not prescribed to him from his doctor and he can't own a weapon. pretty much it boils down to if he does get into any trouble, he can wind up back hyped bars pre

i'm lucy no, ma'am around. >> i'm chris o'connell. iaian will be back at 10:00. the islamic society of greater philadelphia hit twice earlier this month. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at police headquarters tonight with this one, dave? >> chris, the suspect actually struck twice in five days at that local mosque, he targeted donation boxes, and a safe. tonight members of the mosque are offering forgiveness, and help. >> he can just come in and ask for money. we will help him. >> at the islamic society of greater philadelphia mosque on the boulevard, members were turning the other cheek thursday on a burglar who was caught on camera as he broke in twice and robbed donation boxes. >> i felt bad, felt bad for the person, too, he might need a lot of help. maybe he is a homeless, who knows. >> you can always ask and people will be more than happy to go in their pocket and give you. >> on july 12th, surveillance cameras were rolling as the suspect arrived on a bicycle, forced open the locked front doors, and quickly headed to the donation bok cents where he forced th

. >> lucy, you know this. they're family member and you can see just what's left of this house hyped me here. you know just standing out here and watching a neighbor's home go up in flames like that is horrifying enough but to see one of them run back inside. i just can't even imagine it. >> it's very humbling, um, i've been thinking about it all day. you know, she passed, lost her life and how easy that could really happen to anyone of us. >> reporter: neighbor michael edwards couldn't believe the devastation playing out right in front of his house on the 2700 block of june avenue in bensal bensalem. but at least the owner, his wife and his elderly mom were out harm's way. >> one dog came out the front. another dog was staying in the house. tabatha was trying to coax her to come out of the house. i asked they called 911 they said no. >> reporter: the seconds it took him to grab his phone and call 911 -- >> tabatha had gone back in. >> to get the dog? >> apparently get the dog dog. >> she did not makuta out. >

>> no. >> five minutes later, the line goes dead. >> lucy? lucy, are you there. >> reporter: police arrested guenter and charged her with child endangerment soon after capping off an emotional 24 hours for the family who held a vigil outside the apartment yesterday. now, an affidavit shows guenter told detectives the father of one of her other children beat her while she was at work saturday. the little girl had a deep cut near her right eye and i an tooth knocked out but her mother didn't report it till three days later. the man guenter says beat her child is not in custody but his family was at the vinlal. >> have an account what happened to this baby. as long as justice is served. >> reporter: a neighbor who didn't want to reveal herself talks about a confrontation between that same man and her husband. >> the guy across the street had came up to him and said, i will beat your behind and your wife's behind. >> reporter: relatives say guenter's other children are in foster care. live in camden, brandon hudson, "nbc10 news." >>> from 1995 to

lucy williamson has more. lucy: he came to show respect, not to get it. just as well.france's prime minister stood on a nice's promenade, excluded from the brotherhood of grief, alone in a crowd of thousands. but just listen to the response the emergency services get. when his turn came, valls met with jeers, laying his wreath to the chants of "resign." these two lost their sister on thursday night. despite the rhetoric of right-wing parties, or death, they say, had nothing to do with islam. >> it is political. i'm angry with the media. my sister was not killed by a muslim. we are muslims. that man was not. lucy: with 13 victims still unidentified, investigators say the killer's computer reveals a fascination with violence and radical islam, but no direct command. >> investigation does not show that the attacker had pledged allegiance to isis or was in touch with members of the organization. on his computer it shows a clear interest in the jihadist movement. attacks,er last year's people packed this square in the name of unity. france's national motto -- liberty, equal

good evening i'm lucy. >> and ian page. >> and end of oppressive heat in time for the start of the workweek. it's been a busy week for the fox 29 weather authority. >> kathy or has been on top of all this. >> unbelievable. we've been watching it all afternoon and evening and yes lingering showers and thunderstorms and that water spouted about 4:00 this afternoon across the bay. we saw the rotation and ultimate doppler and now we're seeing some remnants of this frontal boundary that is stalled over the region really generating showers and storms. right now a flash flood warning in effect until 11:00 tonight because of heavy rain that is fallen. and additional rain we're seeing right now in upper pittsgrove we have heavy rain and glass bow rope and gloucester seeing pockets of downpours. and how much rain we've gotten so far. east marboro, west bradford, west goshen, 1.8" and four miles to the south northern newcastle country and nearly 5" of rain. that is the bulls eye. enormous amount of rain in a short period of time in greenville, and near delaware heights in newcastle country and more sh

>> reporter: well you got it lucy. someone is in fact setting small fires in the luxury apartment building behind me. now the local ownership local management says it is working with investigators but some tenants are understandably deeply concerned. they're build as luxury apartment homes right smack in center city jfk boulevard and 18th. but all is not right here. >> a lot of us are really, you know, paranoid and fearful we're not getting sleep at night because we're kind of any noise that we hear we think it's you know, something that's going on we're jumping out of our rooms trying to check the hallways because nobody else is doing it. >> reporter: they're checking halls ways looking for the dangerous handy work of an arsonist. there have been five fives in eight days the last set on friday. somebody in the building is setting them. >> last thing i heard from, um, upper management was that believed it was a resident setting these fire. >> reporter: regional property manager says tonight the owner is working with fe

>> reporter: iain and lucy g afternoon to you. all your viewers. now with this critical health care vote scheduled for tomorrow, the president is still not giving up the addresse addre nation a short time ago and this despite this russia controversy still swirling around the white house. >> obamacare lies have caused nothing but pain. >> president trump meeting with so-called victims of obama care to put pressure on senate republicans to repeal and replace the affordable care act ahead of this week's procedural vote. >> so far senate republicans have not done their job in ending the obamacare nightmare. they now have a chance, however, to hopefully, hopefully, fix what has been so badly broken. >> reporter: meantime, the president' sons in law jared kushner delivering a firm message of his own. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> reporter: kushner reiterate wagon he said to senate investigators behind closed doors as well as in this 11-page statement released beforehand

lucy and i remember one of the strip i read this as a child and a member distinctly linus picked up a rubber band and he stretched it a little bit and then lucy comes over to watch him and then linus starts to really have fun of to throw a band like he's having fun like the time of the blood and then lucy grabs it and walks away. you know she's an authoritarian she was lucy's a dictator and she was always pulling the football way from you pull the football away from charlie brown ok she was a socially pol pot of children's cartoons so is. it's making them authoritarian but it's of a not or a terry mindset but it's also all this a sheltering of the child and home and the home has a lot to do with the stranger danger here so i'll recount a personal story so we go to visit my mother my stepfather in north carolina down near the coast we go there all the time. several times a year for years and i assumed it was like a retirement community as i had never seen any kids so it was only a month or two ago where we were leaving driving out of their house at around two or three pm and a school b

for now, though, lucy, we'll zen it back to you. >> thank you very much, kathy. for the latest forecast any time at all make sure to get our fox 29 weather app super easy it's available for android and google play and of course iphone. >>> one man is in critical condition after being shot in philadelphia. it happened around this morning around 1:15 on the 500 block of east walnut lane in east germantown. the police found a 28-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his back. there's no word yet on any suspect. >> my partner is shot. shots fired, shots fired! >> my partner is shot! >> absolutely frantic 911 call from nypd office moments after a gunman shot his partner. police say an ex-con vick gunned down 48-year-old familia this morning in the bronx and gunman now is dead. police are calling it as assassination. fox's stacey delicate has details from new york. >> she was a good mother good worker, begun cop. >> a mother of three and a 12 year veteran of the force was doing the job she loved when early this morning a gunman proved the mobile command unit she was in

. >> yes, i was, lucy, shock for some brides to be. national retailer alfred angelo going belly up, women were fearful what would come of their dresses at least for today in cherry hill, some got an answer, and their dresses. >> by mid-day, the line stretched well beyond the retailers locked front door. women, facing oncoming wedding dates, their moms, dads, sisters, cousins, and friends, waited, and worried. >> my heart sang when i heard this, the store closed, so yes, tensions were high, i mean, my cousin's wed something in october. so we really needed these dresses. >> emails arrived last night, from alfred angelo, say the women, telling them to arrive at the cherry hill store by 1:00 to get their dresses. with mall security outside and cherry hill police in the store, the door was unlocked at one, and about ten minutes later the first group emerged, seven bridesmaids dresses in hands worth about 1400 bucks. >> were you concerned that you weren't going to get them?

. >> i'm lucy noland. big concern here torrential downpours and flooding live look outside our old city studios where we find meteorologist kathy orr on market street. kathy? >> it's warm, it's humid and the rain is coming down pretty heavy now, guys. i've been out here 15 minutes and i can definitely feel the difference. behind me busy afternoon but everybody or most people have their umbrellas out, and the reason why, more heavy rain is moving our way. even in old city, philadelphia. ultimate doppler you can see that heavy rain is moving right through new castle county, delaware and it's spreading up the 95 corridor toward philadelphia northeast philadelphia and crossing over into south jersey. but really ground zero with this storm is middletown, delaware, through townsend and even odessa where we're picking up two to 3-inches of rain an hour. look at that. 2.74-inches an hour right along route 13. we do have flash flood warning in effect for this area until 7:30 tonight. as iain mentioned flash flood w